Transcript Kellogg Middle School STRIDE Program

Kellogg Middle School
STRIDE Program
Shoreline Schools
Student Services
Philosophy Statement:
Shoreline special educators work with families,
staff, and community members to maximize
each student’s abilities to reach outcomes
that match his or her unique strengths and
interests. We teach:
• Skills necessary to be productive, responsible and
integrated members of the community
• Safe independence
• Life skills to support and foster community inclusion
The STRIDE Program
Classroom Vision and Goals
Create a positive, structured learning
environment for students to…
– Learn independent living skills
– Develop effective communication skills
– Practice social skills in a variety of settings
Individual Student
Programs
• Designed to meet specific IEP goals
• Evaluated regularly for effectiveness
• Decisions are driven by data that is collected
for each student
• Students are assessed regularly
• Instruction and goals aligned with District’s
scope and sequence
Community Outings
Thursdays
Why do we go on
community outings?
• To practice social skills in a variety of
situations and settings with people in the
community
• To learn community access skills and what
our community has to offer for our students
• To practice skills in price comparison,
locating items, reading a recipe for
ingredients, creating a grocery list, budgeting,
and purchasing items from a cashier
The Shoreline Training and
Production Center
3rd Trimester for 8th graders
• Why do we go to the production center?
– To introduce job skills
– To practice independent work skills
– To learn appropriate workplace behavior
and communication
– To practice social skills with peers and
community members
Classroom Schedule
District Alignment