1. Presented by Tina Van Raaphorst, Director of Special Projects Dan Lyttle, IBL Principal May 27, 2015 Pacifica School District Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment Update CAASPP, State & Federal Accountability, NCMC Mathematics Grant, Technology Planning

2. California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) State & Federal Accountability

3.  Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) Tests in Grades 3-8  English-language arts & Math  Computer based & Computer adaptive  Nationally-normed  Paper-based test in Grades 5 & 8  Science  State-normed  Ca Alternative Assessment (CAA)in grades 3-8  ELA, Math & Science for students with significant cognitive disabilities (FIELD TEST) CAASPP Components

4.  About 7 sessions of testing, 45-60 min, similar to previous years  2 sessions each of computer adaptive testing in ELA and Math  Classroom activities in ELA and Math  2 sessions for the ELA performance task  1 session for the Math performance task  Untimed, students may take as long as they need to finish SBAC Window March 18 – May 29

5.  Network is strong  Outage created some delays  Number of devices sufficient, not ideal  Students were positive, low anxiety  More practice touch typing would help  More practice with online testing  County Survey will provide more information SBAC Experience

6.  Following the Spring 2015 testing, individual score reports will be sent home  Not comparable to previous testing system  Projections based on 2014 SBAC Field Test  In ELA, 38-44 % will score proficient or above  In Math, 32-39 % will score proficient or above SBAC Results

7. SBAC Results – Sample Score Report

9.  Ca State Board of Ed  suspended the Academic Performance Index (API) for at least two years  aiming for a shift to multiple measures likely to include items such as, English proficiency, attendance, suspension & drop out rates  Federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)  there will be no Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP), Program Improvement (PI) status for schools and districts will not change  as part of Title III requirements, only the English learner portion of the Local Education Agency Plan (LEAP) will be revised (Board meeting 6-17-15) State & Federal Accountability

10. North County Math Consortium (NCMC)

11. Jan. Professional Development More well received

12.  NCMC Implementation Survey results forthcoming  Curriculum Curators to complete units for grades K-5  Grades 6-8 utilizing CPM, scope & sequence to be determined  Summer PD focused on vertical articulation and scope & sequence with Dr. Phil Daro  October and January PD topics to be determined based on identified needs (likely differentiation, growth mindset, meeting the needs of all learners) NCMC Next Steps

13.  Placement for 2015-16 ninth grade students based on 7 th and 8 th grade Summative MARS scores with teachers recommendation considered for borderline scores  Course I is the placement for the vast majority of students by design, best for students  Course II is recommended for 9-14% of consortium students (11-19% of PSD students)  An additional acceleration point is available to students with additional course work while enrolled in Course III NCMC High School Placement

14. Technology Update

15. Technologically Equipped Classrooms All Teachers Laptop & tablet Wall mounted, short- throw projector with wireless capability Document camera Speakers/ microphone Easy access to a black & white printer Networked color printer on campus TK – 2 nd gr Set of 4 chromebooks for stations with mice Set of 4 tablets for stations Portable tablet cart for 1:1 per 4 classrooms (21 additional per 4 rooms) 3 rd – 5 th gr Set of 4 chromebooks for stations with mice Portable chromebook cart for 1:1 per 2 classrooms (29 additional per two rooms) Portable tablet cart for 1:1 per 4 classrooms (34 per 4 rooms) 6 th – 8 th gr Portable chromebooks cart for 1:1 per 2 classrooms (34 per two rooms Portable tablet cart for 1:1 per 4 classrooms (34 per 4 rooms)

16. Tech Lab 34 computers with hard drives Projector Document camera Speakers Cloud ready printer(s) Presentation Space (MPR) ProjectorSound systemLarge screen Other Special Education Student computers with hard drives Large screen monitors Cloud ready printer Band Rooms Large screen or multi- screen projection Speakers Student work stations (laptops) LibraryLarge screen or multi- screen projection SpeakersStudent work stations (laptops) Technologically Equipped Schools

17.  Replacement of wi-fi system and components of wired network infrastructure  IBL Tech Lab  Ortega Lab  Ortega Teacher Laptops  iPads for remaining teachers  Additional chromebooks, 2 carts per school  Chromebook and Office 14 licences  Strengthened infrastructure of network (firewall, servers, etc.) 2014-2015 Purchases

18.  Vallemar Teacher Laptops (Teacher choice of Mac or PC)  Wall mounted projectors with wireless capability for 47 PK-2 classrooms  Next Possible Expenditures for prioritization  Another cart of 32 chromebooks for each school  Cart of 24 iPads per school  Wall mounted projectors with wireless capability for other classrooms 15-16 Planning

19. Questions/Discussion