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Glendale Unified School District Common Core and LCFF Community Meeting January 15, 2014 – Crescenta Valley High School January 21, 2014 – Glendale High School January 23, 2014 – Hoover High School

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Page 1: Parent Info CCSS and LCFF.20140122.pdf

Glendale Unified School DistrictCommon Core and LCFF

Community Meeting

January 15, 2014 – Crescenta Valley High SchoolJanuary 21, 2014 – Glendale High SchoolJanuary 23, 2014 – Hoover High School

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Parent Informational Meetings

CLUSTER  MEETINGSJANUARY  2014

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Goals for Tonight…• What are the Common Core State Standards? • How is GUSD working to implement CCSS? • What can parents do to support your student?• Questions & Answers

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What are the CCSS?•“What all students should know and be able to do.”

•Common standards adopted by 45 states*** in the continental United States.

•Designed to ensure that ALL students are ready to meet college and work expectations 

•Benchmarked to international learning standards.

***Virginia, Minnesota, Alaska, Nebraska, Texas 

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What Impact will CCSS have on Students?

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What Impact will CCSS have on Students?• Engagement in rigorous coursework.

• Skill development for future college and career readiness.

• Engagement in technology that propels content area learning. 

• Advances students’ use of technology.• A sense of how an individual student’s achievement relates to other US students.

• Students who can “read like detectives and write like reporters.”

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CCSS Literacy Standards:  Literacy is Central to All Academic Areas

MATH

SCIENCE, HISTORY/SS,CTE, etc.

LANGUAGEARTS

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CCSS Testing

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Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium•Creating the CCSS Assessments for ELA & Math in CA•Pilot testing ELA & Math 2012‐2013•“Testing the Test” 2013‐2014•Implementation in 2014‐15•Other content areas are in progress

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How is Smarter Balanced Different?

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How is Smarter Balanced Different?

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(Old) CST – Math Grade 5

CST RELEASED TEST ITEM 30‐ At a school, there are 704 desks to place into 22 classrooms. If the same number of desks is placed in each classroom, how many desks will be in each room?

A  32

B  34

C 42

D  44

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(New) CCSS – Math Grade 5Mrs. Phelps bought 4 boxes of crayons at the store to share with her students.  Each box contained a total of 64 crayons. 

Part AWhat is the total number of crayons Mrs. Phelps bought at the store? Explain your answer using diagrams, pictures, mathematical expressions and/or words

crayonsPart BMrs. Phelps wants to give each of her students an equal number of the crayons she bought.  There are 32 students in Mrs. Phelps’ class. How many crayons should each student get?

crayonsPart CHow many more boxes of crayons does Mrs. Phelps need if she wants each of her students to get 12 crayons? Explain your answer using diagrams, pictures, mathematical expressions and/or words. 

boxes of crayons

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Testing: CST vs. CCSSBoth sample questions evaluate “number sense”

•CST – simple demonstration of identifying and rounding (knowing and understanding)

•CCSS – articulation of the practice and use of place‐holders and their names (application)  

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Bloom’s Taxonomy 

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What is the Impact on Students with Disabilities and Learning Differences?

•The overarching goal of providing supports and specialized instruction to enable students to access the core curriculum is not changing.•The framework of establishing eligibility and creating Section 504 Plans and IEP’s is not changing.•The individualized supports to address the unique needs of students may change as “what” students learn and “how” instruction is provided shifts with the Common Core.

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How do Changes to the Statewide Assessment System Impact Students with Disabilities?

•California Alternate Performance Assessment (CAPA) – ELA, Math, Science – No change unless students’ needs have changed

•California Standards Test (CST) or California Modified Assessment (CMA) for ELA or Math with Accommodations and/or Modifications – Change to Smarter Balanced Field Test with access to Smarter balanced Universal Tools, Designed Supports Accommodations. 

•Smarter Balanced Usability, Accessibility and Accommodations Guidelines•www.cde.ca.gov/Ta/tg/sa/access.asp

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How is GUSD Working to Implement CCSS?

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2011‐2012Awareness and Understanding 

of CCSS

2012‐2013Transitioning Instruction to 

CCSS

2013‐2014Teaching, 

Learning, and Assessments based on CCSS

2014‐2015Full 

Implementation of CCSS

GUSD Four‐Year Transition Plan to the Common Core State Standards  

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School-site Expert

Research, Training,Resources

Oversee Site Implementation

Teachers Teaching Teachers

Plan site-wide training

Build Capacity

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Messaging . . . GUSD Website•Updated information•Parent and Student Link•Helpful Hints•Practice test•The Core Report – for parents and the communityPTA Meetings

The Core Report ‐ for Educators

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What Can Parents do to Support your Student?

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Parent Support for the ELA Shifts…Provide more non‐fiction text, and read aloud with your child.

Ask your child to share his/her textbooks (Science, Social Studies, Health) with you.

Ask your child to give you “evidence” supporting their beliefs from what their reading or experiences.

Encourage reading and writing, and allow it to be “hard” or for your child to “grapple” at times.

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Parent Support for the Math Shifts…Ensure that your child knows his/her Math Facts.

Engage in a real world Math problem/discussion when it exists in your own life.

Share your thinking, about how you would find the answer to a problem, with your child.

Get to know what your child is learning at their particular grade level.

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Questions & AnswersThank you for coming.  Please visit our website:

www.gusd.net

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Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) 

and

Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)

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Objectives• Overview of Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)

• View video on LCFF

• Overview of Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)

• Overview of Eight State Priorities, Board Priorities and Strategic Plan

• Next steps for Glendale Unified School District 

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• Connect budgets more closely to plans• Support innovation and community engagement• Increase local flexibility and accountability• Promote transparency of resource allocation• Tie resources directly to students’ needs• Monitor and report on use of resources 

New Funding Formula

©2013

Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)

Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)

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STATE FUNDINGBefore LCFF

$ per ADA

Revenue Limit

$

32Categorical Programs

$K‐3 CSR

$

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STATE FUNDINGAfter LCFF

$per ADABase

Supplemental

Concentration

9‐12

K‐3 CSR

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(Full Implementation in 2020‐21)Target

Base K‐3 Concentration Transportation TIIG

(Hold Harmless)Prior Year Funding

GAP

GAP Percentage

GAP Funding

How LCFF Works

9‐12 Supplemental

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Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)?

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What is the LCAP?• Vehicle for transparency and engagement

• Shares performance data• Needs• Actions• Anticipated outcomes

• Adopted prior to 2014‐2015 school year• Uses the State Board of Education template• Three year plan updated annually

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What should be included in the LCAP?

• Description of annual goals addressing state and local priorities for ALL students• Low‐income• English learners• Foster youth• Student with disabilities

• Description of actions to be taken by the district and individual schools to meet goals identified in budget details 

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LCAP Aligned to Goals• Annual goals, for all pupils to be achieved

for each of the 8 state priorities 

• Annual goals for any additional local priorities: (GUSD board priorities and strategic plan)

• Specific actions the school district will take during each year to achieve the goals and improve student performance

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www.lao.ca.gov

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Student Achievement 

Achievement Data

API

% of students college and career ready

% of ELs becoming English Proficient

EL reclassification rate

% of Advanced Placement 

% scoring proficient on Early Assessment Program

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Other Student Outcomes

Other indicators of student performance.May include performance on other exams. 

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Student Engagement

School Attendance rates

% of Chronic Absenteeism

Middle school dropout rates

High school dropout rates

High school graduation rates

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School Climate

Suspension rates

Expulsion rates

Other local measures

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Basic Services

Rate of teacher misassignment

Student access to standards‐aligned instructional materials

Facilities in good repair

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Parental Involvement

Efforts to seek parent input

Promotion of parental participation

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Implementation of Common Core State Standards

Implementation of CCSS for all students, including EL

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Course AccessStudent access and enrollment in all required areas of study

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• New emphasis on local control and on accountability• Budgets are linked to goals and strategies• Reports on the use of all LCFF funds• Demonstrates how supplemental and concentration monies are used to support the target student groups

• Developed in collaboration with local school communities• Three‐year plan updated and report on annually

LCAP Summary

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LCAP Next Steps for Glendale UnifiedReview current GUSD Board Priorities and Strategic Plan for alignment to LCAP 

State PrioritiesDetermine if current GUSD Board Priorities and Strategic Plan require 

modification  ‐Board Discussion ‐Stakeholder Groups 

Create a Local Control Advisory Committee to seek input

‐ Reconvene the Strategic Planning Committee plus add additional members

Identify Core Program

Prioritize additional local priorities beyond the core program

Align budget to core program and local priorities

‐Reflected in the development and adoption of the LCAP

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Questions