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_______________________________________________________________________________ “The mission of San Diego City Schools is to improve student achievement by supporting teaching and learning in the classroom.” SAN DIEGO CITY SCHOOLS EUGENE BRUCKER EDUCATION CENTER w 4100 Normal Street, San Diego, CA 92103-2682 w Executive Summary Board Date: May 8, 2001 OPEN/ACTION INFORMATION SUBJECT: IMMEDIATE INTERVENTION/UNDERPERFORMING SCHOOLS PROGRAM O’FARRELL COMMUNITY SCHOOL ACTION PLAN CONSENT Recommendation(s): O’Farrell’s Community Council, the charter school’s governing board, approved the action plan on April 23, 2001. The Community Council recommends that the Board of Education approve the II/USP action plan for O’Farrell Community School. Summary of Previous Board of Education Discussion and Action: In September 2000, O’Farrell accepted an invitation to participate in the Immediate Intervention/Underperforming Schools Program. O’Farrell staff identified an organization from the state-approved list of external evaluators to conduct an external evaluation and prepare an action plan. On November 14, 2000 the Board approved the contract for RPP International to provide external evaluation services for O’Farrell. Summary of Key Issue(s): The Public Schools Accountability Act of 1999 (SB1X) requires each school participating in the Immediate Intervention/Underperforming Schools Program (II/USP) to prepare an action plan to address student achievement issue at the school. The report requests Board approval of the action plan for O’Farrell Community School (charter school). Fiscal Analysis: There are no general fund budget implications associated with this report. O’Farrell expenses associated with the external evaluation and action planning processes were covered by the $50,000 school-planning grant. Following district and state governing board approval of the action plan, O’Farrell will receive an implementation grant of up to $200 per student. O’Farrell has identified matching funds from available charter school resources. Chief Educational Officer, O’Farrell Chief of Staff S D C S Office of the Superintendent
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“The mission of San Diego City Schools is to improve student achievement by supporting teaching and learning in the classroom.”
SAN DIEGO CITY SCHOOLSEUGENE BRUCKER EDUCATION CENTER w 4100 Normal Street, San Diego, CA 92103-2682 w
Executive SummaryBoard Date: May 8, 2001
OPEN/ACTION
INFORMATION
SUBJECT:IMMEDIATE INTERVENTION/UNDERPERFORMING SCHOOLSPROGRAMO’FARRELL COMMUNITY SCHOOL ACTION PLAN
CONSENT
Recommendation(s):
O’Farrell’s Community Council, the charter school’s governing board, approved the action plan onApril 23, 2001. The Community Council recommends that the Board of Education approve the II/USPaction plan for O’Farrell Community School.
Summary of Previous Board of Education Discussion and Action:
In September 2000, O’Farrell accepted an invitation to participate in the ImmediateIntervention/Underperforming Schools Program. O’Farrell staff identified an organization from thestate-approved list of external evaluators to conduct an external evaluation and prepare an action plan.On November 14, 2000 the Board approved the contract for RPP International to provide externalevaluation services for O’Farrell.
Summary of Key Issue(s):
The Public Schools Accountability Act of 1999 (SB1X) requires each school participating in theImmediate Intervention/Underperforming Schools Program (II/USP) to prepare an action plan to addressstudent achievement issue at the school. The report requests Board approval of the action plan forO’Farrell Community School (charter school).
Fiscal Analysis:
There are no general fund budget implications associated with this report. O’Farrell expenses associatedwith the external evaluation and action planning processes were covered by the $50,000 school-planninggrant. Following district and state governing board approval of the action plan, O’Farrell will receive animplementation grant of up to $200 per student. O’Farrell has identified matching funds from availablecharter school resources.
Chief Educational Officer, O’Farrell Chief of Staff
S D
C S
Office of the Superintendent
