Rubric for Evaluating Colorado s Specialized Service Professionals: School Social Workers
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1 Rubric for Evaluating Colorado s Specialized Service Professionals: School Social Workers Definition of an Effective School Social Worker Effective school social workers are vital members of the education team. They are properly credentialed and have the knowledge and skills necessary to provide social-emotional and behavioral supports through prevention, intervention and crisis response efforts. Effective school social workers strive to support growth and development in the least restrictive environment, close achievement gaps and prepare diverse student populations for postsecondary and workforce success. Effective school social workers employ and adjust evidence-based strategies and approaches to meet the unique needs of their They develop interventions and provide services that reflect the reciprocal nature of home, school and community influences on student achievement by communicating and collaborating with students, families and staff. Effective school social workers analyze socialemotional, psychological and academic success and apply what they learn to improve their practice. Through reflection, advocacy and leadership, they enhance the academic achievement, personal/social/physical development of their QUALITY STANDARD I School social workers demonstrate mastery of and expertise in the domain for which they are responsible. Partially ELEMENT A: School social workers demonstrate knowledge of current developmental science, the ways in which learning takes place and the appropriate levels of intellectual, social and emotional development of their stages of intellectual, physical, social and emotional development of their Has knowledge of systems theory, including bio/psycho/social/ /cultural factors that influence students in the learning Has knowledge of mental health, developmental benchmarks and social/emotional development as they apply to effective service delivery. Implements proven and promising practices to address student needs based on knowledge of developmental science. Assesses intellectual, social and emotional development of students for implementation of early identification and intervention strategies. Demonstrate an understanding of individual child development levels. Participate in services appropriate for their developmental level.
2 QUALITY STANDARD I School social workers demonstrate mastery of and expertise in the domain for which they are responsible. Partially ELEMENT B: School social workers demonstrate knowledge of effective services and/or specially designed instruction that reduce barriers to and support learning in literacy, math and other content areas. Can identify barriers to learning for individual Seeks solutions to barriers that inhibit the education of Implements effective services that reduce the student barriers to learning. Can identify their needs in the learning Can advocate for their needs in the learning Involves the key members of the multidisciplinary team to problem solve within a tiered system of support model. ELEMENT C: School social workers integrate evidence-based practices and research findings into their services and/or specially designed instruction. importance of evidence-based practices in effective service delivery. Integrates evidencebased practices in their service delivery. Monitors and adjusts evidence-based practices to increase effective service delivery. Demonstrate an awareness that evidence-based practices meet individual student needs. Apply newly learned skills in their school and/or home ELEMENT D: School social workers demonstrate knowledge of the interconnectedness of home, school and community influences on student achievement. interconnectedness of home, school and community influences on student achievement. Creates a service delivery plan for students recognizing the involvement of home, school and community in student achievement. Uses careful knowledge of students homes, communities and schools to implement, evaluate and adapt services. Are able to identify the impacts on student learning from home, school and community environments. Participate in educational planning to improve the students educational outcomes.
3 QUALITY STANDARD I School social workers demonstrate mastery of and expertise in the domain for which they are responsible. Partially ELEMENT E: School social workers demonstrate knowledge of and expertise in their professions. Demonstrates an understanding of the importance of their multiple roles and responsibilities in an educational Organizes own time and workloads with consideration of priorities among their various roles and responsibilities. Participates in professional development opportunities to enhance effective services and strengthen various roles and responsibilities in relation to the educational Are able to identify what specific interventions have created academic or social/emotional growth. Can appropriately advocate for interventions that create academic or social/emotional growth. Evaluator Comments: (Required for Ratings of "" or "Partially " and recommended for all rating levels.) Comments of Person Being Evaluated: (Please indicate the element for which the comment applies if not for the standard as a whole.)
4 QUALITY STANDARD II School social workers support and/or establish safe, inclusive and respectful learning environments for a diverse population of Partially ELEMENT A: School social workers foster safe and accessible learning environments in which each student has a positive, nurturing relationship with caring adults and peers. importance of an environment in which each student experiences a caring and nurturing relationship. Creates an environment that is supportive, inclusive and flexible and encourages positive relationships between and among Collaborates with school/district personnel to create a positive learning community. Prioritizes effective interventions in which each student has a positive, nurturing relationship with a caring adult. Participate in activities that lead to positive and nurturing relationships with other students and the significant adults in their lives. Contribute to the establishment and maintenance of a safe learning ELEMENT B: School social workers demonstrate respect for diversity within the home, school and local and global communities. Understands that student and family background and culture may influence development, personality and school performance. Creates an environment in which student and family diversity is valued. Acknowledges the value of each student s, family s and significant adult s contributions to intervention planning. Uses intervention approaches and materials which are compatible with students and families cultural backgrounds. Utilizes materials and develops activities that counteract stereotypes and incorporate contributions of various cultural backgrounds. Encourages respect for individual differences and positive social relationships. Seek a variety of perspectives to enhance their awareness of diversity in their school and community. Respect the backgrounds of
5 QUALITY STANDARD II School social workers support and/or establish safe, inclusive and respectful learning environments for a diverse population of Partially ELEMENT C: School social workers engage students as unique individuals with diverse backgrounds, interests, strengths and needs. Appreciates students individual differences and values their unique contributions. Treats students as individuals. Identifies effective interventions that will engage all students with their unique backgrounds, strengths, interests and needs. need for supplementary support services for students with unique learning needs. Provides consultation to school personnel on strategies for meeting the individual needs of Collaborates with students, families and significant adults to provide effective interventions that will engage all with their unique backgrounds, strengths, interests and needs. STUDENTS AND/OR Participate in services based on their unique interests, strengths and needs. STUDENTS AND/OR Feel that their ideas and participation are valued by the social worker. Actively participate in the learning ELEMENT D: School social workers engage in proactive, clear and constructive communication and work collaboratively with students, families and other significant adults and/or professionals. Establishes an environment that is inviting to students, families and significant adults and/or professionals. Works collaboratively to listen to and understand the methods by which communication is preferred by stakeholders. Uses a variety of methods to initiate communication with students, families and stakeholders. Monitors and adapts communication styles based on needs of the stakeholders. Coordinates communication and information from families and significant adults with colleagues. Have an understanding of the tools by which they can communicate with the school social worker or other significant adults and/or professionals. Seek the school social worker s assistance to find resources and services to support student needs. Partner with the school social worker and the school for the benefit of their
6 QUALITY STANDARD II School social workers support and/or establish safe, inclusive and respectful learning environments for a diverse population of Partially ELEMENT E: School social workers select, create and/or support accessible learning environments characterized by acceptable student behavior, efficient use of time and appropriate behavioral strategies. Provides guidance to students to demonstrate positive behavior. Establishes behavioral expectations for all Holds students accountable for class, school and/or district rules. Makes maximum use of intervention time to increase the effectiveness of services. Adapts intervention approaches for the benefit of all students, including those with behavior challenges or special needs. Provides professional development and/or consultation on effective intervention approaches for students with specific behavioral needs and challenges. Participate in the creation of behavioral interventions to increase student access to the learning Use strategies and skills to increase positive participation in the home, school and community Evaluator Comments: (Required for Ratings of "" or "Partially " and recommended for all rating levels.) Comments of Person Being Evaluated: (Please indicate the element for which the comment applies if not for the standard as a whole.)
7 QUALITY STANDARD III School social workers plan, deliver and/or monitor services and/or specially designed instruction and/or create environments that facilitate learning for their Partially ELEMENT A: School social workers provide services and/or specially designed instruction aligned with state and federal laws, regulations and procedures, academic standards, their districts organized plans of instruction and the individual needs of their Understands legal requirements for professional practices. Demonstrates understanding of individualized education programs, 504 plans and other federal/state/local practices. Participates in the development of individualized education programs, 504 plans and other federal/state/local practices. Provides services which are individualized and aligned with legal and district requirements. Modify and adapt services related to individualized education programs, 504 plans and other federal/state/local practices. Collaborates with stakeholders around federal/state/local practices to individualize services for STUDENTS AND/OR Understand their educational rights. TEACHERS AND/OR Utilize materials, strategies and/or interventions to support individualized learning. ELEMENT B: School social workers utilize multiple sources of data, which include valid informal and/or formal assessments, to inform services and/or specially designed instruction. Demonstrates understanding of conducting reliable and valid assessments of individuals, families and systems/ organizations to inform services. Conducts formal and informal assessment of individuals, families and other organizations and maintains accurate and appropriate data. Analyzes assessment data and adjusts services based on assessment data. Collaborates with students, families, significant adults and school personnel to monitor progress and collect data. Collaborates to share results with family, significant adults and colleagues. Demonstrate understanding of how assessment supports their learning. TEACHERS AND/OR Are involved in ongoing monitoring and data collection related to student growth based on the student s developmental level.
8 QUALITY STANDARD III School social workers plan, deliver and/or monitor services and/or specially designed instruction and/or create environments that facilitate learning for their Partially ELEMENT C: School social workers plan and consistently deliver services and/or specially designed instruction that integrate multiple sources of data to inform practices related to student needs, learning and progress toward achieving academic standards and individualized student goals. Understands how data should inform and impact services. importance of integrating data from multiple sources. Uses data to develop, provide and integrate effective services that are developmentally appropriate. Understands how to monitor student progress toward achieving individualized student goals. Develops findings from the data analyzed and shares results with students, families and colleagues. Integrates data from multiple sources to deliver and improve services. Review and reflect on data collected in order to monitor progress toward achieving individualized student goals. Use interventions designed to improve progress toward achieving individualized student goals. ELEMENT D: School social workers support and integrate appropriate available technology in their services and/or specially designed instruction to maximize student outcomes. Demonstrates an understanding of available technology. Demonstrates an awareness of district software. Uses technology to support data collection and effective services to maximize student outcomes. Monitors, adjusts and analyzes technology to support effective services to maximize student outcomes. Use technology to provide access to their learning Advocate for change to technology use based on their personal learning needs.
9 QUALITY STANDARD III School social workers plan, deliver and/or monitor services and/or specially designed instruction and/or create environments that facilitate learning for their Partially ELEMENT E: School social workers establish and communicate high expectations for their students that support the development of critical-thinking, self-advocacy, leadership and problem solving skills. Has high expectations for all Understands that students need to employ critical thinking, self-advocacy and problem solving skills. Incorporates selfadvocacy, critical thinking and/or problem solving skills into lessons and/or interventions. Collaborates with team members to determine appropriately high expectations for Sets student expectations at a level that challenges students and communicates high expectations with school staff and significant adults. Systematically and explicitly teaches selfadvocacy, critical thinking and/or problem solving skills. Monitor student progress towards achieving social/emotional goals and expectations. Demonstrate selfadvocacy, critical thinking and problem solving skills based on their developmental level. ELEMENT F: School social workers communicate effectively with importance of developing effective and individualized communication systems. Demonstrates effective listening skills. Develops effective and individualized communication systems in collaboration with Adjusts communication style to meet the individual needs of Models effective communication skills. Provides students with feedback related to behavior, performance and/or progress. Use feedback to enhance student learning and growth. Demonstrate effective communication related to their needs.
10 QUALITY STANDARD III School social workers plan, deliver and/or monitor services and/or specially designed instruction and/or create environments that facilitate learning for their Partially ELEMENT G: School social workers develop and/or implement services and/or specially designed instruction unique to their professions. Demonstrates the basic knowledge and skills of school-based crisis response. Demonstrates the basic knowledge of mandated reporting requirements. school/district s written crisis response policies and/or procedures. Provides expertise in skills and interventions related to school-safety and crises. Contributes to and/or implements services for crisis prevention, preparation and response. Demonstrate knowledge of the school s crisis resources and procedures. Access school and district crisis resources when needed. Demonstrates the basic knowledge of effective threat assessment and suicide risk assessment and intervention procedures. Evaluator Comments: (Required for Ratings of "" or "Partially " and recommended for all rating levels.) Comments of Person Being Evaluated: (Please indicate the element for which the comment applies if not for the standard as a whole.)
11 QUALITY STANDARD IV School social workers reflect on their practice. Partially ELEMENT A: School social workers demonstrate that they analyze student learning, development and growth and apply what they learn to improve their practice. Uses data to understand students social, emotional, psychological and academic development. Makes connections between school, classroom, home and student data and research-based practices. Seeks feedback from students, significant adults and other professionals on the effectiveness of interventions. Engages in frequent and on-going progress monitoring to determine student progress. Applies knowledge of student learning, development and growth to the development of intervention strategies and intervention plans. Collaborates with students, significant adults and other professionals to increase the effectiveness of interventions. Continuously seeks information from multiple sources and analyzes it to improve practice. ELEMENT B: School social workers link professional growth to their professional goals. Uses performance feedback from supervisor and/or colleagues to improve practice. Learns new skills to improve professional practice. Applies knowledge and skills learned through professional development to decisions regarding effective interventions. Develops and follows a long-term professional development plan. Uses a long-term, professional development plan to engage in new learning and effective interventions.
12 QUALITY STANDARD IV School social workers reflect on their practice. Partially ELEMENT C: School social workers respond to complex, dynamic environments. importance of being aware of and responsive to the school, family and community environments. Is responsive to indications of change needed based on awareness of the complexity and dynamic nature of the students Strengthens social work practice by adapting interventions and instruction based on data about changes in the Serves as a consultant for colleagues, both providing and receiving feedback on changes needed to practice as a result of changes in the Continuously monitors the environment of practice, anticipates and makes needed changes and shares findings with colleagues. Evaluator Comments: (Required for Ratings of "" or "Partially " and recommended for all rating levels.) Comments of Person Being Evaluated: (Please indicate the element for which the comment applies if not for the standard as a whole.)
13 QUALITY STANDARD V School social workers demonstrate collaboration, advocacy and leadership. Partially ELEMENT A: School social workers collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to meet the needs of importance of developing trust and building rapport with students, significant adults and other professionals. Maintains resources to strengthen the relationship among home, school and community. Develops a system to provide necessary resources and information to stakeholders. Collaborates and shares appropriate resources with stakeholders. Actively engages in relationships with internal and external stakeholders to be aware of changes to resources or services. Utilizes collaborative relationships in order to initiate and maintain resources that will benefit the school, district and community. ELEMENT B: School social workers advocate for students, families and schools. Reaches out to students, families and the community in order to understand their needs and advocate on their behalf. Implements interventions to support identified areas of need. Advocates for positive changes to school and district policies and/or practices that affect student learning. Contributes to school and/or district and/or community task forces and committees. Collaborate with the school social worker in order to advocate for their needs within the school, home and community setting. Demonstrate selfadvocacy and leadership skills in order to meet their needs based on their developmental level.
14 QUALITY STANDARD V School social workers demonstrate collaboration, advocacy and leadership. Partially ELEMENT C: School social workers demonstrate leadership in their educational setting(s). Supports schools/districts and/or community goals and initiatives. Participates in school activities beyond those expected of all specialized service professionals. Maintains a positive, productive and respectful relationship with colleagues. Provides leadership to school-based teams in order to harness the skills and knowledge of colleagues. Provides leadership and consultation in promoting a positive school climate. Acts as a consultant and shares knowledge of helpful practices with colleagues in the areas of mental health, social emotional development, behavior and culture. Initiates and leads collaborative activities with colleagues to analyze relevant data and interpret results and apply findings to improve interventions and service delivery. ELEMENT D: School social workers contribute knowledge and skills to educational practices and their profession. importance of collaborating and sharing expertise with colleagues. Collaborates with colleagues to: Support student growth and development. Contribute to school, district and community goals. Enhance opportunities for professional growth. Leads or co-leads professional growth and development activities in the school, district and and/or community environments. Participates in school, district and/or community decisionmaking processes that impact the school community. Leads or co-leads school, district and/or community decisionmaking processes that impact the school community. Advocates for the inclusion of school social workers in education and government decision making processes.
15 QUALITY STANDARD V School social workers demonstrate collaboration, advocacy and leadership. Partially ELEMENT E: School social workers demonstrate high ethical standards. Maintains confidentiality of student records as required by law. Adheres to the laws, policies, procedures and ethical standards of the social work profession. Demonstrates ethical behavior, including honesty, integrity, fair treatment, worth of the person, importance of human relationships and respect for others. Complies with mandates related to informed consent, privacy, confidentiality and access to records within the context of legal and ethical rights of students and parents. Adheres to the profession s code of ethics as a guide to ethical decision making. Models ethical behavior. Informs administrators and colleagues of the ethical responsibilities of the school social work profession. Encourages colleagues to demonstrate ethical behavior. Sets high expectations for ethical behavior on the part of students and colleagues. Evaluator Comments: (Required for Ratings of "" or "Partially " and recommended for all rating levels.) Comments of Person Being Evaluated: (Please indicate the element for which the comment applies if not for the standard as a whole.)
16 Observations, Required Measures and Other Evidence/Artifacts for School Social Workers S.B REQUIRES MULTIPLE MEASURES OF EDUCATOR PERFORMANCE MEASURED ON MULTIPLE OCCASIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. For specialized service professionals this requirement is defined as required measures and optional additional measures (evidence/artifacts). While the rubric serves as the data collection tool for observations, districts and BOCES must determine the method for collecting data regarding required measures and additional evidence/artifacts. This chart serves as a reminder of the required measures that must be discussed annually and evidence/artifacts that may be discussed at the end of the evaluation cycle to confirm the accuracy of ratings. SHALL BE BASED ON AT LEAST ONE OF THE FOLLOWING PERFORMANCE MEASURES, WHEN APPROPRIATE TO THE SSP S ASSIGNED DUTIES: Student perception measures, where appropriate and feasible Peer feedback Parent or guardian feedback Student support documentation ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE/ARTIFACTS: Evaluation of professional practice may include additional measures such as those listed below. These are provided as examples of evidence the evaluator and/or educator being evaluated may share with each other to provide evidence of performance in addition to observations and evaluator ratings collected on the rubric. Behavior support plans Case bites Certificates of professional development attendance Contact logs community resources, access to school/district/family events, etc. Crisis protocols: suicide assessments, threat assessment, child abuse reports, crisis plans, safety team meetings, informed supervision Culturally responsive materials Data analysis reports Data collection tools Documentation of continuing education articles, conferences Documentation of parent/significant adult meetings Documentation of staff development related to meeting student needs, increasing positive behavior, classroom management, etc. Evaluation tools Functional Behavior Assessment/Behavioral Assessment Plan Feedback from students, community members, colleagues IEP (Students individualized goals) Initiation and facilitation of child and family team meetings List of community and stakeholder partners and their contributions to the school Logs/journals Minutes and rosters from meetings NASW Code of Ethics Parent/significant adult communication Continued next page
17 Observations, Required Measures and Other Evidence/Artifacts for School Social Workers (continued) ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE/ARTIFACTS: Evaluation of professional practice may include additional measures such as those listed below. These are provided as examples of evidence the evaluator and/or educator being evaluated may share with each other to provide evidence of performance in addition to observations and evaluator ratings collected on the rubric. Participation in development of IEP goals/objectives Participation in IEP meetings Participation in professional learning communities, student accountability committees, building advisory councils, community board/committees, meetings Plans related to individual counseling, group counseling, classroom lessons, community and family support Pre/post evaluation or assessment Pre/post survey/assessment to family/teacher/community members Presentation materials developed for school, district, state or national presentations Professional association membership and activities Professional growth plan Records of student, parent and staff interviews Resource guide/binder Responses to feedback Reports of services provided School visitation logs Self-assessment/self-reflection template Social history assessment Social worker plans for individual students Sources of evidence based practice Student outcome data Suicide, threat, risk assessments Supervision notes Supervisor performance feedback Transition plans Work plans
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