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Board Study Session

Services to Low-Income Students

September 22, 2015 Lisa Kotowski

MORADA MIDDLE SCHOOL LAWRENCE ELEMENTARYLAKEWOOD ELEMENTARY JANET PEREZ CARLOS V ILL AFANA BRUCE SPAULDING J ENN IFER PL ASTER J ENN IFER GUT IERREZ L INDSEY WUDEL-STREETER

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•Lunch applications that qualify for free and reduced lunch determine the percentage of low-income by site and district.

Study Session Goals:• To provide information on services low-income students receive• To provide Title I information on services provided by Title I and Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)

District Low-Income percentage 68.21%

As of January 7, 2015

Elementary School Ranking by percent of low income 2015-16School Site Total

EnrollmentFree /

Reduced Count

Percent Free /

ReducedHeritage Elementary School 573 561 97.91%Needham (Clyde W.) School 343 330 96.21%Sutherland Elementary 378 357 94.44%Lawrence Elementary School 665 622 93.53%Clairmont Elementary School 539 499 92.58%Westwood Elementary School 634 582 91.80%Parklane Elementary School 549 496 90.35%Wagner Holt Elementary School 525 464 88.38%Oakwood Elementary School 565 499 88.32%Beckman Elementary School 735 647 88.03%Washington (George) Elementary School 505 422 83.56%Creekside Elementary School 608 504 82.89%Davis Elementary School 337 269 79.82%Live Oak Elementary School 281 224 79.72%Victor Elementary School 179 141 78.77%Nichols (Leroy) Elementary School 404 314 77.72%Borchardt (Lois E.) Elementary 825 636 77.09%Adams (Ansel) Elementary School 794 580 73.05%Woodbridge Elementary School 418 304 72.73%Mosher (George Lincolin) Elementary School 548 374 68.25%Serna Jr. (Joe) Charter School 326 220 67.48%Lakewood Elementary School 545 317 58.17%Muir (John) Elementary School 662 348 52.57%Silva (Manilo) Elementary School 863 444 51.45%Podesta Ranch Elementary School 546 280 51.28%Morgan (Julia) Elementary School 547 274 50.09%Reese (Erma B.) Elementary School 637 257 40.35%Vinewood Elementary School 566 227 40.11%Larson (Ellerth E.) Elementary School 733 293 39.97%Elkhorn Elementary School 284 108 38.03%

As of January 7, 2015

Secondary school ranking by percent of low income 2015-2016

School Site Total Enrollment

Free / Reduced Count

Percent Free / Reduced

Delta Sierra Middle School 553 485 87.70%Turner Academy 24 20 83.33%Henderson Community Day School 65 53 81.54%Houston Middle School 178 143 80.34%Morada Middle School 746 599 80.29%Katnich (Walter J.) CDS 19 15 78.95%McNair (Ronald E.) High School 1598 1222 76.47%Lodi Middle School 864 635 73.50%Plaza Robles High School 139 100 71.94%Liberty High School 139 90 64.75%Lockeford Elementary School 520 328 63.08%Tokay High School 1984 1213 61.14%Bear Creek High School 1955 1176 60.15%Millswood Middle School 826 483 58.47%McAuliffe (Christa) Middle School 870 491 56.44%Independence 173 89 51.45%Lodi High School 2022 956 47.28%Middle College High School 242 110 45.45%

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Services are provided through two sources:

•State Funds: Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)

•Federal Funds: Title I

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Purpose of the LCAP:

Provide details regarding actions, services and expenditures to support pupil outcomes and performance for all students and target groups.

• Low-income• English learners• Foster youth• Special Education

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Services Provided Through LCAP:

Districtwide:• Library Media Assistant at elementary schools • Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID): K-12• Intervention before and after school: K-12• iREAD: K-2• READ 180 4-12• DIBELS Assessment and Now What tools• CELDT Assessment• Instructional Coaches• Bilingual Para Educators• Community Liaisons• Parent Involvement• Supplemental Materials

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Services Provided Through LCAP:

Social Emotional:• Counseling services • Community outreach• Student behavior support• Child Welfare and Attendance (CWA) support• Safety and security measures

Parent Involvement:• Parent training • Increase parent communication• Customer service training

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Services Provided Through LCAP:

Target Group: low-income• Professional Development designed to address needs of low-income pupils

Common Core Data reviewTechnology integration

• Coaching support• Professional Learning Communities• Student and Family Empowerment Program (SAFE)• Antibullying activities

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Purpose of Title I:

• To ensure that all children have a fair, equal and significant opportunity to obtain a high-quality education and reach proficiency on the Common Core State Standards and assessment.

• To provide funding to meet the educational needs of low-achieving students enrolled in the highest poverty schools.

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Title I Reservations or Set Asides

Required:• 20% for Supplemental Educational Services (SES) and Choice• 1% for Parent Involvement• 10% for Professional Development• 5% for Highly Qualified Teachers• .007% for Homeless• .005% for Private Schools

Optional but recommended:• 04% Preschool Support

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Services:

• Services to assist low-achieving pupils in meeting Common Core State Standards

• Services to support early literacy through the Better Beginnings Preschool program

• Services to assist in diagnosis, teaching and learning in the classroom in ways that best enable low-achieving children in meeting Common Core State Standards through intervention

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Services:

• Services to provide high-quality professional development for teachers, principals and para-educators to enable low-achieving students to meet Common Core State Standards

• Services to parents to share in accountability in meeting the Common Core State Standards

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Services Provided Through Title I:• READ 180/System 44 – Blended Classroom• Stand Alone System 44 • Math 180 Course I• Math 180 Course II• Site intervention teachers and/or Instructional Coaches • District Instructional coaches• Supplemental Materials • Interventions during non-contract time

Math Boot campKindergarten Boot CampIntersession

• Preschool home visits• Professional Development

District low-income percentage 68.21%

As of January 7, 2015

School Site Total Enrollment

Free / Reduced Count

Percent Free / Reduced

Math 180

READ 180 System 44

System 44 SA

Adams (Ansel) Elementary School 794 580 73.05% 130 31Beckman Elementary School 735 647 88.03% 103 37Borchardt (Lois E.) Elementary 825 636 77.09% 52 0Clairmont Elementary School 539 499 92.58% 23 18Creekside Elementary School 608 504 82.89% 106 16Davis Elementary School 337 269 79.82% 24 0Elkhorn Elementary School 284 108 38.03% 0 0Heritage Elementary School 573 561 97.91% 87 29Lakew ood Elementary School 545 317 58.17% 91 45Larson (Ellerth E.) Elementary School 733 293 39.97% 39 30Law rence Elementary School 665 622 93.53% 68 45Live Oak Elementary School 281 224 79.72% 16 0Morgan (Julia) Elementary School 547 274 50.09% 38 39Mosher (George Lincolin) Elementary School 548 374 68.25% 42 15Muir (John) Elementary School 662 348 52.57% 81 Needham (Clyde W.) School 343 330 96.21% 72 1?Nichols (Leroy) Elementary School 404 314 77.72% 27 15Oakw ood Elementary School 565 499 88.32% 112 12Parklane Elementary School 549 496 90.35% 45 12Podesta Ranch Elementary School 546 280 51.28% 25Reese (Erma B.) Elementary School 637 257 40.35% 30 0Serna Jr. (Joe) Charter School 326 220 67.48%Silva (Manilo) Elementary School 863 444 51.45% 48 23Sutherland Elementary 378 357 94.44% 58 0Victor Elementary School 179 141 78.77% 27Vinew ood Elementary School 566 227 40.11% 31 14Wagner Holt Elementary School 525 464 88.38% 131 17Washington (George) Elementary School 505 422 83.56% 75 24Westw ood Elementary School 634 582 91.80% 91 31Woodbridge Elementary School 418 304 72.73% 33 12

District low-income percentage 68.21%

As of January 7, 2015

School Site Total Enrollment

Free / Reduced Count

Percent Free / Reduced Math 180 READ 180 System 44System 44 SA

Bear Creek High School 1955 1176 60.15% 130Delta Sierra Middle School 553 485 87.70% 190 247Henderson Community Day School 65 53 81.54% 61 33Houston Middle School 178 143 80.34% 27 69Independence 173 89 51.45% 2 5Katnich (Walter J.) CDS 19 15 78.95% 12 11Liberty High School 139 90 64.75% 23Lockeford Elementary School 520 328 63.08% 26 50Lodi High School 2022 956 47.28% 128Lodi Middle School 864 635 73.50% 243 283McAuliffe (Christa) Middle School 870 491 56.44% 226 123McNair (Ronald E.) High School 1598 1222 76.47% 174 183Middle College High School 242 110 45.45% Millsw ood Middle School 826 483 58.47% 300 166Morada Middle School 746 599 80.29% 262 254Plaza Robles High School 139 100 71.94% 18Tokay High School 1984 1213 61.14% 124Turner Academy 24 20 83.33% 21

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Site Sharing: Lakewood Elementary School:

•Bruce Spaulding•Lindsey Wudel-Streeter

Lawrence Elementary School

•Carlos Villafana•Jennifer Gutierrez

Morada Middle School•Janet Perez

•Jennifer Plaster