Student Discipline Committee Facilitators
Announcements:
Any questions or concerns, please contact District Discipline Manager Jon Jagemann at 475-8645 or jagemaj@milwaukee.k12.wi.us
If you are looking for any support from Jon jagemann or Dr. Hernandez regarding best practice examples or coaching/facilitation support for a meeting, you can complete this form: https://forms.gle/3BhZpEEzfTZPNyAt7
2023-2024 School Year!
Student Discipline Committee Processes Guide
Minutes must be submitted online.
Data Warehouse Guide (and Discipline Data Dive)
Monthly Newsletters
October 2023 Fall Student Leadership Summit
Gathering Student Voice guidebook
Brain Breaks (Youtube Channel)
Trends of recommendations (coming soon)
Students- We need to hear from you!
As Milwaukee Public Schools continue to address issues of discipline practices throughout the district we want to hear from YOU. There is a lot happening in schools, the community and the country that is affecting you as a youth in this community. We want to hear about those experiences directly from you. We are looking for students to share their experiences with Coronavirus/Safer at Home, discipline in schools, or police in the community and the current protesting. If you are interested please leave a video of your voice and experience below. You can also download the Flipgrid app on your phone and join the community “mpsstudentvoice”
https://flipgrid.com/mpsstudentvoice
All videos shared are private and will not be shared with others.
Previous Recommendations
Recommendations from Focus Groups
More opportunities and more consistent relationship building with adults
More course offerings
Additional extracurricular opportunities and school spirit events
Engaging lessons and less computer work during class
More mental health supports
Better use of classroom space, school and community areas, cleaner school facilities, and additional lunch options.
Consistent balance between safety and discipline.
Opportunities for student voice in classroom and school decisions/leadership
Two-way communication with administration and staff members
Consistent application of policies including scanning, cell phones and tardy policy
Student friendly explanation of district policies and practices including student voice in updating policies
Proper documentation of all discipline
Re-entry of students after suspension and new students
More restorative practices throughout school and district
Implicit bias professional development for all staff in district
Bullying prevention (specifically online bullying)
Support for teachers struggling with classroom management
More opportunities for career readiness skills, clubs, and opportunities
Facilitators- We need to hear from you!!
Using this link please share any great activity, conversation, or practice your Student Discipline Committee has been a part of. Our team would like to share with all schools as we continue to move this work of empowering student voice throughout the district.