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further questions i really want to attaining the el and staff it was eyed opposing. >> thank you to the parents. >> oh okay intent of the english language parents as i understand to bring attention to the issue so everyone can 1st district things for the students they're with us now and the parents want them to proceed. >> final comment also so i'd like to say also the intent of the summer programs are immersion programs for capturing the native language i've not seen indicate on how well, they're pro tem for the programs

in high school are they totally proficient are they able to take second year advanced courses in college i'll suspect they'll be able to and referencing around this i guess language fluency between e o and els that kind of aquarian is important i feel like our language programs are two-fold one english instruction but also it is retaining our native language i want to see how well, we're going to do and thank you so much for staying and thank you very much. >> if i'm allowed i'm going to make one comment we all know

this one i want to emphasize how important the parents play in the role of the el success we've been working with the el lack and the board members we truly believe that the counterpart we provide for the parent working so many days without sleep and we're committed to coming board and presenting i feel i want to reassure how important i remember we no longer talk about parent engagement but parent counterpart thank you for all the e lack board members and the wonderful work and encourages to bring forgot the data we see today. >> may i have a comment thank

you all the district departments in getting this together especially the multi lingual with the countless meetings and the translators so come up with the recommendations and other departments handling it and presenting it to the board thank you. >> thank you very much for your participation together the next agenda item is. >> yeah. i have to make an appointment under this to you need to make an appointment to the peace k ak. >> so thank you i am appointing stewart dick to the peace k a characteristic. >> seeing none now and then no other nomination we'll move to the special order of business

and other educational issues and mr. superintendent would you, please introduce the staff member who will cover this item. >> thank you commissioner president murase i'd like to ask the executive order steven koffman to take this item and good evening all i'd like to welcome julie chang the analysts for lending support as well as mccain from post secondary head council i'm sorry supervisor and jane fong and the issues it takes a village to address our most needy kids that is a continuous or tuition continuation of work under the sprifshgs of mr. sanderson

so okay. so sorry go ahead. >> i'd like studio take a

moment to join when this award was going on i hope to see all the students graduate from a there g it's been a true honor to see them and like to see the fund they stay pursue and the primary recovery and the commitment of this board for the recovery funds thank you very much for that with the idea of credit recovery i've communicated and to the school sites noting non-negotiable for us so, so last december the conversation was held around the word plan i'd like to know

before we modify the graugs graduation requirement i thank you to billing sanderson for his leadership in this plan since last year i've made a copy of policy as well as the on track and off track benchmarks you should have received those plan one we're here to talk about the data we'll be looking at but to frame it a little bit for you there is also a plan for foster care and also a plan for foreign students 15 years and older which is mandated by the state of california ed ford could and last year the board of education took the privileges with the city and county to delineate it on the county schools and finally a decision.

>> spring 2015 the graduation status results described two main groups of students the on track and off track students within the off track we have the severity from the my left side from the class green before graduation sufficient credits but missing an average of two courses to be on track and the next category and next off track to one semester severely off track they're off track more

than one year here we're showing the data last fall and the dictated now in the spring so ass as you can see in the springtime 69.2 percent of the students are on track to graduate this is approximately 2 mount 7 percent increase from the fall that was of .9 percent and you can see the next category with the students have total credits they're missing an average of credits 19.2 percent and look further down students are up to one semester 4 percent off track up to one year 40 percent and students off track they're up to 4.1 percent loovthd the existing expanding support for off track students

if you add up the students you add up in the students if the missing classes for graduation we're projecting 88.7 percent of current students projected to graduate high school in four years. >> excuse me. you see the 2.7 percentage increase that's important we continue to be committed i'll see the lines from the superintendent we're committed to system change innovate necessarily system improvements we want to see one hundred percent graduation if we continue with the fidelity and the support of board of education and with the systems in place this percentage will only get better we're completed to a hundred percent graduation

with the on track students from fall to spring. >> so this show you it by ethnic groups chinese students have the highest on track and african-american and latino and somalians have the lottery african-american students are approximately 53 point and latino 41 and samoans lower if you look at the 40 percent of english learners we've been talking about them on track to graduate and - and also 38.8 of the special education students open track to graduate.

>> our numbers from last year were similar maybe a few points lower were trying to get more this year but for future performance our african-american students will chief 88 probation officer to 90 percent at the end of this summer intervention programs there the support funded by the board of education. >> so, now looking at the same ethic sub groups how did he do last fall how have they improved last fall as you can see all of the sub groups and programs southeast asian students have the greatest percentage of

increase. >> they'll not be supporting all students at stanford university so this chart shows that the assistance support.

>> we're consistently at on track rates we've con judicatory more students will graduate on terms of the on track trend after the fall semester the on track drops if one hundred percent to around 60 percent and starting around spring the tenth grade it slowly rises until graduation it shouldn't be limited to the 11 and 12th

grader but charging students before ethnic grade so they won't endure that significant drop. >> it is an interesting chart if we're looking at trends and patterns one of the things the a there g are for credit recovery we've been clear and the board is clear i want to focus on for a second almost 24 base points dropped from ethnic grade that's why it is so important through the peace funding to increase the awareness we're practicing in making a pivot from acute care why are we treating terminal patients once their terminal why not practice the

prevent make sure that's why the villages and other support that are being put in place that supports the pop up the drop from 75 percent to the 9th grade year not the failing costs but what are we doing to prevent the off track measure. >> moving to the next slow down a summary the credit opportunity offered by the support preliminary evening and saturday and bottom line and summer school and sprout summer schools that included the have them for new comers last so your testimony over one hundred

students graduated through the summer school and the at the other end of the table shows you the table of participation for last year and as well as fall and as you can see the increase of students in the spring and that's primary because we're including the ninth graders on track. >> good evening, commissioners i'm karen the supervisor of counseling as you can see there's a variety of support serviced for the school sites one thing the counselor do to support they create a 4 year plan their monitoring their academic achievement so when students fall into those statistics they provide the credit recovery in order to get the streets back open track for graduation and this has been a collaborative process over the

last few years this year we have finally systemically provided a process to provide the council's and others about their students off track status and this was developed in collaboration with the festers about the process o so what happens every september or february it is provided to the school sites they review the data and essentially we mail letters home to the students that are off track and the school approve the letters before we accepted them anti unusual at burton or former mayor willie brown for families to come to counseling outside the school this is the third year from 2012 we had only a few

families that participateed and there's 47 last i couldn't tell year this school year in the fall 81 and having two more sessions this spring that took advantage of that. >> so that concludes our pay attention i think this is a further example of the incredible collaboration between c and i secondary is the dawn of a new era for the support in the various strategy way in support of our strategy goals of the program. >> we have one public speaker then move into questions from my colleagues once we'll move back to our marcie.

>> commissioner fewer so thanks for the presentation and thanks for staking so late i know it is really late so, yeah so i example i have a question about page 8 the recovery credit so the timeframe 3 hundred and 16 students we had it looks like for the graduating class of 2014 that would have been 2013-2014 timeframe