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Alpine School District 575 N 100 E American Fork, UT O!ce Hours Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (801) 610-8400 ! Policy Foundation Video Library Alpine FAQ Inaccessible Content? Inaccessible Content? How can I donate to ASD? Alpine School District STUDENT EDUCATIONAL EQUITY Educating all students to inspire learning through equity of opportunity and achievement LOCATION In the PDC at 575 N 100 E, American Fork, UT PHONE 801-610-8521 EMAIL [email protected] OUR COMMUNITY MESSAGE " VIEW PROGRAMS " EQUITY TEAM " INTERPRETATION & TRANSLATION SERVICES # LEARN MORE ABOUT S.E.E. $ COMMUNITY MESSAGE In 2018, Alpine School District’s theme was Every One Matters. In 2019, the ASD’s theme was Shine Alpine! And in 2020, ASD’s theme is One community, one vision! The powerful words within these themes over the years have sent a strong message; one of mutual respect, inclusion, dignity, and love! Often times in education we hear the message: be a change agent; one that as our district’s mission states, educates all students to inspire learning and protect our freedoms, one that speaks up when injustices are occurring in plain sight and one that creates a culture of inclusivity, dignity and love for all students. As educators, the work starts with each of us. The conversations start with each of us. The change starts with each of us. Let’s engage in this conversation. This is an opportunity to exercise the aspirations contained in our Vision for Learning, particularly communication, collaboration, character, citizenship. Below are some resources for building a culture of mutual respect, inclusion, dignity, and love. Consultation/Collaboration for Student Access & Success in the areas of: Equity & Inclusion % Culturally Responsive and Relevant Practices % Diversity % Family and community partnerships % Resources 31 Children’s books to support conversations on race & AVID: Cultural Relevance & Equity and SEL & CASEL: Equity & Books Belonging through a culture of dignity: The keys to successful equity implementation by Floyd Cobb & John Krownapple. % Your students, my students, our students: Rethinking Equitable and Inclusive classrooms by Lee Ann Jung, Nancy Frey, Douglas Fisher and Julie Kroener. % Culturally Responsive Teaching and The Brain: Promoting Authentic Engagement and Rigor Among Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students by Zaretta Hammond % Equity by Design: Delivering on the Power and Promise of UDL by Katie Novak and Mirko Chardin % OUR PROGRAMS REACH A cultural awareness 101 training that Alpine School District has adopted for all educators. Culturally Responsive Education Acknowledges, responds to, and celebrates fundamental cultures offers full, equitable access to education for students from all cultures Title VI Federally funded program to enrich the education of American Indian and Alaskan Native students by supplementing with educational support and cultural programs to help in a student’s overall success of their educational experience and learning. Title III The purpose of Title III is to help ensure that English learners (ELs) attain English language prodciency and meet state academic standards. Title 1 We work with schools with high numbers or high percentages of children from low-income families to help ensure that all children meet challenging state academic standards Educational Equity Title VI and Race, Color and National Origin Discrimination McKinney-Vento We are here to support students that may be experiencing homelessness THE EQUITY TEAM DIRECTOR Dr. Analis Ruiz 801-610-8543 [email protected] ( ELEMENTARY LEVEL TSA Wendy Cope 801-610-8537 [email protected] ( ELEMENTARY LEVEL TSA Annya Becerra 801-610-8594 [email protected] ( TITLE VI COORDINATOR Eugenia Groves 801-610-8576 [email protected] ( SECONDARY LEVEL TSA Amanda Phillips 801-610-8598 [email protected] ( MCKINNEY-VENTO HOMELESS EDUCATION LIAISON Sonia Molina Openshaw 801-610-8567 [email protected] ( ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Rocio Galvez 801-610-8521 [email protected] ( ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT July Murphy 801-610-8521 [email protected] ( EQUITY TRAINING SPECIALIST Dr. Richard Thomas 801-610-8180 [email protected] ( District Website District Policies Nondiscrimination & ADA School Fees Student Data Privacy Student Accident Insurance Bullying Policy Employment Alpine School District. All rights reserved. !

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Alpine School District575 N 100 E

American Fork, UT

O!ce HoursMonday - Friday

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

(801) 610-8400!

Policy

Foundation

Video Library

Alpine FAQ

Inaccessible Content?Inaccessible Content?

How can I donate toASD?

Alpine SchoolDistrictSTUDENTEDUCATIONALEQUITYEducating all students to inspirelearning through equity of opportunityand achievement

LOCATIONIn the PDC at 575 N 100E, American Fork, UT

PHONE801-610-8521

[email protected]

OUR COMMUNITY MESSAGE " VIEW PROGRAMS "

EQUITY TEAM " INTERPRETATION & TRANSLATION SERVICES #

LEARN MORE ABOUT S.E.E. $

COMMUNITY MESSAGE

In 2018, Alpine School District’s theme was Every One Matters. In 2019,

the ASD’s theme was Shine Alpine! And in 2020, ASD’s theme is One

community, one vision! The powerful words within these themes over the

years have sent a strong message; one of mutual respect, inclusion,

dignity, and love!

Often times in education we hear the message: be a change agent; one

that as our district’s mission states, educates all students to inspire

learning and protect our freedoms, one that speaks up when injustices are

occurring in plain sight and one that creates a culture of inclusivity, dignity

and love for all students. As educators, the work starts with each of us.

The conversations start with each of us. The change starts with each of

us.

Let’s engage in this conversation. This is an opportunity to exercise the

aspirations contained in our Vision for Learning, particularly

communication, collaboration, character, citizenship. Below are some

resources for building a culture of mutual respect, inclusion, dignity, and

love.

Consultation/Collaboration for Student Access & Successin the areas of:

Equity & Inclusion%

Culturally Responsive and Relevant Practices%

Diversity%

Family and community partnerships%

Resources31 Children’s books to support conversations on race&

AVID: Cultural Relevance&

Equity and SEL&

CASEL: Equity&

BooksBelonging through a culture of dignity: The keys to successful equity

implementation by Floyd Cobb & John Krownapple.

%

Your students, my students, our students: Rethinking Equitable and Inclusive

classrooms by Lee Ann Jung, Nancy Frey, Douglas Fisher and Julie Kroener.

%

Culturally Responsive Teaching and The Brain: Promoting Authentic Engagement

and Rigor Among Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students by Zaretta

Hammond

%

Equity by Design: Delivering on the Power and Promise of UDL by Katie Novak and

Mirko Chardin

%

OUR PROGRAMS

REACH

A cultural awareness 101 training thatAlpine School District has adopted forall educators.

Culturally Responsive Education

Acknowledges, responds to, andcelebrates fundamental culturesoffers full, equitable access toeducation for students from allcultures

Title VI

Federally funded program to enrichthe education of American Indian andAlaskan Native students bysupplementing with educationalsupport and cultural programs to helpin a student’s overall success of theireducational experience and learning.

Title III

The purpose of Title III is to helpensure that English learners (ELs)attain English language prodciencyand meet state academic standards.

Title 1

We work with schools with highnumbers or high percentages ofchildren from low-income families tohelp ensure that all children meetchallenging state academicstandards

Educational Equity

Title VI and Race, Color and NationalOrigin Discrimination

McKinney-Vento

We are here to support students thatmay be experiencing homelessness

THE EQUITY TEAMD I R E C T O R

Dr. Analis Ruiz

801-610-8543'

[email protected](

E L E M E N TA RY L E V E LT S A

Wendy Cope

801-610-8537'

[email protected](

E L E M E N TA RY L E V E LT S A

Annya Becerra

801-610-8594'

[email protected](

T I T L E V IC O O R D I N AT O R

EugeniaGroves

801-610-8576'

[email protected](

S E C O N D A RY L E V E LT S A

AmandaPhillips

801-610-8598'

[email protected](

M C K I N N E Y- V E N T OH O M E L E S SE D U C AT I O NL I A I S O N

Sonia MolinaOpenshaw

801-610-8567'

[email protected](

A D M I N I S T R AT I V EA S S I S TA N T

Rocio Galvez

801-610-8521'

[email protected](

A D M I N I S T R AT I V EA S S I S TA N T

July Murphy

801-610-8521'

[email protected](

E Q U I T Y T R A I N I N GS P E C I A L I S T

Dr. RichardThomas

801-610-8180'

[email protected](

District Website District Policies Nondiscrimination & ADA School Fees Student Data Privacy Student Accident Insurance

Bullying Policy Employment

Alpine School District. All rights reserved.

!