| Item Title: | AUSD Summer Programs: 2019 Report (10 Mins/Information) |
| Item Type: | Information |
| Background: | Alameda Unified School District’s summer school programs include a diverse range of offerings providing support to specific student groups. These include:
- Extended School Year (ESY) for students in grades K-12 (eligibility determined by Individualized Education Program (IEP))
- Elementary academic program for eligible English Learners and students participating in Title 1 programs
- Elementary afterschool program for students participating in CDE grant-funded afterschool program during regular school year
- Woodstock Child Development Center (WCDC) school-age program serving eligible students in Transitional Kindergarten through age 11
- Secondary academic program for eligible English Learners
- Cyberhigh credit recover for eligible high school students
- Adult school program offerings including English as a Second Language (ESL) courses, High School Diploma/Equivalency courses, and Optometric Assistant Job Training
This presentation provides a brief overview of the 2019 summer school program. |
| AUSD LCAP Goals: | 2a. Support all students in becoming college and career ready.| 2b. Support all English Learners (ELs) in becoming college and career ready. |
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Fiscal Analysis
Amount (Savings) (Cost): |
Special Education Funds:
LCFF Supplemental Funds: |
| Recommendation: | This item is presented for information only. |
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| AUSD Guiding Principle: | #1 - All students have the ability to achieve academic and personal success.| #6 - Allocation of funds must support our vision, mission, and guiding principles. |
| Submitted By: | Chief Academic Officer and Chief Student Support Officer, Educational Services |