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Time To Full Implementation

25 claims on pp. 34–126 (fact 22, statement 2, conjecture 1).

Claims about Time To Full Implementation

Statement [V] p034-15

"Working well" question asked of principals present at implementation who saw program as effective

We asked those principals involved in the initial implementation of a specific BTAM program and who perceived that the BTAM program was working effectively at their schools how long it took them to get the BTAM program to the point of “working well.”

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Fact [V] p034-16

Most said one to two years: 38 percent one year, 40 percent two, 11 percent three or four

Sample (N = 439) · Appendix A table base (respondents answering the table question; see note for tables)

Most principals said it took between one and two school years to get to that point, while 38 percent said it took one school year, 40 percent said it took two school years, and 11 percent said it took three or four school years.

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Fact [V] p036-02

93 percent of earliest adopters (9+ years ago) perceive their teams as somewhat or very effective

Sample (column N undeterminable) · Earliest adopters (BTAM team in place 9+ years)

Looking at the earliest adopters (those schools that adopted BTAM teams nine or more years ago), 93 percent perceive that their BTAM teams are at the point where they are somewhat or very effective at maintaining school safety.

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Statement [V] p036-09

Figure 3.2 survey questions on effectiveness, time in place, and program use (n = 441)

This figure depicts response data from the following survey questions: “How effective do you believe this BTAM team is at maintaining school safety?” “Approximately how many school years has this BTAM team been in place?” and “How long has your school used [AUTOFILL] program?” (n = 441).

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Fact [V] p036-11

Within four school years, three-quarters of early adopters felt they had reached effectiveness

Sample (column N undeterminable) · Earliest adopters (BTAM team in place 9+ years)

taining school safety; within four school years, three-quarters said they feel they have reached effectiveness.

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Fact [V] p036-12

12 percent of early-adopter principals said team was effective but were not sure how long it took

Sample (column N undeterminable) · Earliest adopters (BTAM team in place 9+ years)

Among these early adopters, 12 percent of principals said they feel that their schools had reached the point where the BTAM team was somewhat or very effective at maintaining school safety but were not sure how long it took the team to get there.

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Conjecture [V] p036-13

For recent adopters, enough time may not have passed to overcome initial challenges

For schools that adopted BTAM more recently, enough time may not have passed yet for schools to overcome any initial implementation challenges such that their teams are functioning effectively.

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Fact [V] p036-15

Among remaining newest adopters, 15 percent feel teams not effective and 25 percent were not sure

Sample (column N undeterminable) · New adopters

Among the balance, 15 percent feel their teams are not currently effective, and 25 percent were not sure whether their BTAM teams were effective.

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Fact [V] p108-08

Most principals said initial implementation was relatively smooth and became effective quickly

When we asked principals who had played a role in establishing their school’s BTAM program questions about the initial implementation phase, most indicated it was relatively smooth and that their program became an effective contributor to safety at their school relatively quickly.

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