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Site Council Agendas, Minutes and Schedule
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Pasteur Site Council Agendas
September 15, 2015
1. Introductions
2. Re view Site Council Handbook3. Single Plan for Student Achievement Purpose & Due Dates4. CAASPP Data5. Set date for next meeting where we will review more data and discuss funding proposals for this year.6. Adjourn.October 15, 2015
1. Introductions
2. Review of Site Council Duties and by-laws
3. Election of Officers
4. Review current Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA),
5. Discuss possible revisions. (Vote to approve will be held at October meeting after any necessary changes have been made).
6. Other comments or suggestions
7. Adjourn
Pasteur Site Council Meeting NotesLouis Pasteur Middle SchoolSite Council Meeting NotesTuesday, September 15, 20152:40 pm – Room 104MINUTESIn Attendance:Staff: Janet Deal, Christina Pannu, Katy Sjoberg, Roger Kortes, Laura GarciaParent Volunteers: Keely Adams, Brenda Griffin, Emily RickmanStudent Representation: Josh Adams, James EstesWelcome:Janet welcomed Site Council members to the 2015-16 school year and thanked them for their participation. Self-introductions were made. Joining us this year are parents, Brenda Griffin, Emily Rickman, and Keely Adams (returning-served in previous years).Site Council Handbook/By-laws:Reviewed purpose and duties of Site Council members. Our SPSA includes specific goals pertaining to student achievement and increasing positivity of climate and culture and invites people to be a part of it. Site Council is made up of 3 parent volunteers, 3 classroom teachers, 1 classified employee, and 1 principal. Middle school students are encouraged to participate, but their attendance at Site Council meetings is not mandatory. Articles specific to Pasteur include:- Election of officers will be held at the second Site Council meeting; and officers will serve a one year term.- Meetings will be held the third Tuesday of every month.It was recommended by Roger Kortes that we accept the Site Council By-Laws as presented. The motion was seconded by Emily Rickman, all approved, motion was carried.SPSA Goals:Behavior, attendance, academic data will be presented at our next meeting. Annually, we look at progress made after January to compare academic data from MAP testing results. Reviewed two specific goals we had from last year. One was to implement Common Core and LCAP strategies. MAP scores showed that all students had increased scores. We only have one sub group, low social economic students which make up about 40% of our population. Objective was that 80% of low SES students would achieve 80% of growth---and goal was met. Some ways money was used from implementing Common Core: Science (Zingy Learning, an on-line science tutorial, Scholastic Science Magazine, hands on teaching with straw rockets. History – DBQ’s used for history data based questions. English - purchase of fiction and non-fiction books. Subs were assigned for departments to meet as a group or by grade level for planning and development. Leadership and Department Chairs met to discuss most effective ways to share MAP testing results, data analysis, and Common Core practices within departments.Currently we provide intensive intervention for students who are struggling with behavior issues and low grades. Teacher, Amy Carter meets with students weekly and places telephone calls to parents to discuss strategies for success. English Language students have one class period with teacher, Christina Pannu, working to strengthen their reading and writing skills. We have a PAWS Program that encouragesstudent responsibility and challenges students in these areas: to have a positive attitude; to be responsible and respectful to others, work to succeed, and keep safety first!Christina Pannu was responsible for Open House where we had many fun activities and lots of participation with students and families that included a hot dog BBQ, health screening testing, a poetry reading corner, history-jeopardy; science department made ice cream using neutron hydrogen. There was a lot of positive feedback as to the success of Open House.New Part-time Counselor:We now have a part-time academic counselor, Meghan Thyken, who will work with students on peer relations and conflict resolutionsReview of CAASPP Scores:Computerized testing proposed many challenges. There were some technology issues that needed to be worked out. The reading and writing portion was particularly difficult in that students could not refer back to lengthy articles that were read during the test in order to answer the reading and essay questions. Comprehension and critical thinking skills were certainly challenged.Overall CAASPP Scores/Grade Level Testing ResultsScience: 78% of 8th graders scored advanced or proficient in science; this was 1% less than that of Arden Middle School students.6th Grade ELA/Lit-----4% exceeds/28% met6th Grade Math------7% exceeds/14% met7th Grade ELA/Lit----8% exceeds/32% met7th Grade Math-----14% exceeds/23% met8th Grade ELA/Lit-----7% exceeds/41% met8th Grade Math-----15% exceeds/28% metNext Meeting:The next Site Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 20, 2015.Adjournment:There being no further business to discuss, Roger Kortes made a motion for the meeting to adjourn; the motion was seconded by Laura Garcia, all approved, motion was carried.Site Council MeetingLouis Pasteur Middle School
Site Council Meeting
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
2:40 pm to 4:30 pm– Room 104
MINUTES
In Attendance:
Staff: Janet Deal, Roger Kortes, Juan Perez, Christina Pannu, Katy Sjoberg, and Janell Eagan (for Laura Garcia)
Parent Volunteers: Brenda Griffin and Emily Rickman
Student Representation:
Welcome:
Janet started the meeting and we went over everyone that was present at the meeting. Christina Pannu had to leave early due to family medical emergency.
Approval of Minutes from Last Meeting:
Reviewed the notes from the last meeting and everyone looked over the 2 page documents. It was recommended by Roger Kortes that the Minutes from the last meeting notes be accepted by the Site Council. The motion was seconded by Katy Sjoberg, all approved, motion was carried.
Election of Officers:
Janet and the group discussed the election process and Janet put in motion for the following:
· Janet Deal – Chairperson
· Emily Rickman – Vice Chairperson
· Laura Garcia – Parliamentary and Secretary
As to the election of officers, Janet had suggested that we either move the voting process to the next meeting or send ballets out via email to get the voting process started. The group decided that the best practice for the election of officers would be send out ballets via email.
The motion was seconded by Roger Kortes, all approved, motion was carried.
Review and Approve LCAP Budget:
· Reviewed Pasteur’s CAASPP Scores for the following:
· 6th Grade:
o 21% of students who Exceeded or Met Target in Math
o 45% of students who Nearly Met Target in Math
o 32% of students who Exceeded or Met Target in English
o 37% of students who Nearly Met Target in English
· 7th Grade:
o 37% of students who Exceeded or Met Target in Math
o 35% of students who Nearly Met Target in Math
o 40% of students who Exceeded or Met Target in English
o 22% of students who Nearly Met Target in English
· 8th Grade:
o 43% of students who Exceeded or Met Target in Math
o 36% of students who Nearly Met Target in Math
o 48% of students who Exceeded or Met Target in English
o 34% of students who Nearly Met Target in English
· Enrollment Status
o Our enrollment has also continued to grow. In the past three years, 80 more students have joined our community.
· Pasteur Student Demographics for the 2015-2016 School Year:
o Here is the breakdown of how the school is diversified:
§ White : 76%
§ Hispanic: 15%
§ African American: 3%
§ American Indian: 1.4%
§ Asian: 2%
§ Filipino: 1.4%
o With the above information – we were also able to establish the following:
§ 15 English Learner students who are supported in an extra English class taught by a certified English Language Developmental Specialist.
§ The percentage of students who are designated as Low Socio-Economic (41%) remained static this year after growing 10% over the past four years.
§ 13% of our students receive special education services.
· Pasteur’s LCAP Focus mirrors that of the District:
o We will improve and support student learning to close achievement gaps and ensure all students graduate college and career ready.
o We will foster a respectful, collaborative and reflective school culture that ensures academic success and social/emotional well-being for each student.
We believe that focus on this work will ensure our students are ready for the rigors of high
school and will support their career and/or college plans.
· Planned Improvements: Goal/Tactics #1:
o Strategy 1: We will ensure that all staff are implementing effective instructional strategies integrating technology and utilizing assessment data to actively engage each student to increase achievement on state standards 21st century skills and personal educational plans.
o Goal/Tactic #1: We will implement Common Core and ELD Standards with effective instructional strategies that include: hands on lessons and field trips, integrated technology, feedback from students and various assessments in order to facilitate students’ academic growth.
o Data Used to Form this Tactic During Strategy Planning:
§ Map Scores
§ Report Cards
§ CAASPP Scores
§ Classroom assessments
§ Student Input
· BUDGET for 2015-2016:
o With the above information – here is the breakdown of how the budget would be broken down by departments/events:
Resources
Type
Funding Source
Amount
Science
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
General Fund
1230.00
Dissecting Supplies
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Local Control
700.00
History
5000-5999 (Printing Costs)
Local Control
500.00
Math
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Local Control
975.00
English
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Local Control
1400.00
7th Grade Unit: A long Walk to water
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Donations
1000.00
Special Education
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Local Control
3550.00
Electives
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control
4200.00
Contribution for Art
7000-7439 (Other Outgo)
Local Control
1000.00
Drama Class
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Title I Part A
14790.00
Career Technical
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Grants
5500.00
Media Class
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Local Control
1000.00
Drama Class
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Local Control
600.00
AVID
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Local Control
1000.00
Computer Elective Class
7000-7439 (Other Outgo)
Local Control
9350.00
Science – AVID Training
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control
4900.00
History – AVID Training
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control
3750.00
Math – Five Half Day Subs
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control
975.00
English – Release Days
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control
1650.00
Electives – Five Sub Days
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control
625.00
PE
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control
1440.00
PE – 3 PE Teachers will attend the State CAPHPHERD
Other Outgoing
Local Control
1000.00
Special Education
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control
1000.00
ELD Teacher will provide “Designated English Language
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control
15448.00
.5 Counselor
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control
45451.00
· Planned Improvements: Goal/Tactics #2:
o Strategy 2: We will design and implement a system that creates challenging personal educational plans at each appropriate level in collaboration with students families and staff.
o Goal/Tactic #2: We will actively engage students, families and staff as valued partners in building a cohesive school community.
o Data Used to Form this Tactic During Strategy Planning:
§ Data from student and parent surveys
§ PTSO Input, Student, Parent, Teacher conference follow up information, student grade reports, student testing data-MAP and CAASPP, Absence and behavior reports
· BUDGET for 2015-2016:
o With the above information – here is the breakdown of how the budget would be broken down by departments/events:
Resources
Type
Funding Source
Amount
Targeted Intervention
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control Grant (LCFF)
9720.00
Amy Alexander-Carter
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
Local Control Grant (LCFF)
3000.00
Add on of Morgan Thyken
None Specified
Other
Naviance Program
1000-1999 (Certified Personal Salaries)
General Fund
300.00
· Planned Improvements: Goal/Tactics #3:
o Strategy 3: Focusing on Family Engagement – We will actively engage families as valued partners in the education process.
o Goal/Tactic #3: We will create opportunities for families to interact with their students, neighbors, and staff at school in order to increase family and community engagement.
o Data Used to Form this Tactic During Strategy Planning:
§ Participation Data from previous years,
§ Parent interviews
§ Student interviews
§ Parent Surveys
· BUDGET for 2015-2016:
o With the above information – here is the breakdown of how the budget would be broken down by departments/events:
Resources
Type
Funding Source
Amount
Parent Resource Center
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
General Fund
150.00
Events for Families/Students for Academic/Other Achievements
0000 (Unrestricted)
Local Control Grant (LCFF)
1500.00
Student Government
7000-7439 (Other Outgoing)
Other
5000.00
In Concert w/PTSO
None Specified
Other
1000.00
Origami Supplies – Origami Club
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Local Control Grant (LCFF)
200.00
Attendance Incentives
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Local Control Grant (LCFF)
850.00
SMUD Solar Regatta Event
4000-4999 (Books/Supplies)
Local Control Grant (LCFF)
700.00
Events
7000-7439 (Other Outgoing)
Local Control Grant (LCFF)
200.00
Next Meeting:
The next Site Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, November 17, 2015.
Adjournment:
There being no further business to discuss, Roger Kortes made a motion for the meeting to adjourn; the motion was seconded by Janet Deal, all approved, motion was carried.