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Expect Excellence

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What does Jimmy Casas mean when he says "Excellence is a way fo life, not a one-time act"?
Share an example of a time when you or a colleague "were the one" for a student.
How can we make sure "no one rides the bench" in our classrooms or teams?
What does "relationships before rigor" look like in your daily practice?
The R-factor reminds us to control what we can. How does that connect to expecting excellence?
How can PBIS expectations support the culture of excellence at Riceville?
What does Jimmy Casas mean when he says "Excellence is a way fo life, not a one-time act"?
Share an example of a time when you or a colleague "were the one" for a student.
How can we make sure "no one rides the bench" in our classrooms or teams?
What does "relationships before rigor" look like in your daily practice?
The R-factor reminds us to control what we can. How does that connect to expecting excellence?
How can PBIS expectations support the culture of excellence at Riceville?
Share one way we can make our hallways reflect the culture we want others to feel.
Trivia: Who wrote Culturize and inspired the "Expect Excellence" mindset?
True or False: "Excellence" and "Perfection" mean the same thing. Explain your reasoning.
Scenario: You overhear a student say," No one cares." How do you respond at that moment?
Who on staff inspires you to expect excellence?
What's something you've learned about what not to do from a tough year or moment?
How can we make learning feel like belonging?
Wildcat Challenge: Tell a quick story about a student success that made you proud. Move 1 space ahead.
"Excellence requires effort." What does that look like in your role?
How can we make sure excellence isn't just expected but experienced by students?
How does culture of excellence spread to new staff and students?
Wildcat Challenge: Compliment your table group using only 2 words. Move 1 space ahead.
Trivia: What are the four key principles in Culturize?
Wildcat Challenge: Share one personal goal for modeling excellence this semester. Move 1 space ahead.
What's one phrase or motto that captures our Riceville culture?
Wildcat challenge: Stand up and high five someone who makes Riceville better every day and is not at your table. Move 2 spaces ahead.
Describe one "small moment" that. helps build Riceville's school culture.
True or False: Culture is created through big events, not daily habits. Explain your reasoning.
Name a moment that showed what "Expect Excellence" looks like in action.
Give an example of a time a student taught you something about perseverance.
A colleague is struggling with negativity. What is one way you can lift them up?
"I can't do this...yet." What's one skill you want to model the power of yet for students?
Describe one "small moment" that helps build Riceville's school culture.
True or False: Culture is created through big events, not daily habits. Explain your reasoning.
Give an example of a time a student taught you something about perseverance.
What are two words students should use to describe our school culture?
Finish the phrase: "Be the one who_________."
What's one classroom or hallway habit we could improve to model excellence?
What's one way to celebrate small wins with students or staff?
Wildcat Challenge: Give a positive shoutout to someone not at your table. Move 1 space ahead.
Reflection: What's one area you've seen growth in yourself as an educator this year?
What's one thing Riceville does better because of our focus on culture?
What's one thing you can do this week to raise the bar on excellence?
Scenario: A student refuses to participate. What's your next move?
Wildcat Challenge: Share one act of kindness you witnessed this week. Move 1 space ahead.
What does be a thermostat, not a thermometer mean in our school context?
Reflection: What's one way to bring joy into the workday intentionally?
How can we make "expect excellence" part of every classroom routine?
Scenario: A new teacher feels overwhelmed. How can you "be the one" for them?
Reflection: What's your favorite part of being a Wildcat?
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