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8 <br /> Expanded Summer Programs <br /> Expanded summer programming for elementary school and <br /> exce tional children students in need of extra academic supports <br /> at $300,000. <br /> As is evidenced on the graphic below we are seeing data that <br /> shows a significant drop in students' literacy skill comprehension <br /> over the summer months. <br /> We want to offer an expanded summer program that will focus <br /> on instructional effort as well as targeted enrichment areas to <br /> help with our literacy gaps we see in our data. <br /> This should enable our students to start the next school year <br /> ready to learn and on or close to grade level on clay one. <br /> Text Reading Comprehension{7RQ <br /> See GAPS i n 100 84.0 71.1 71.3 66.0 82.2 65.9 69.3 62.2 <br /> 75 56.6 117 — 51.6 42.1 <br /> the urnbe so - <br /> BOY numbers 2s <br /> K K K 1st 1st K K K 1st 1st K K <br /> BOY MOY EQY BOY MOY BOY MOY MY BOY MOY BOY MoY <br /> 16171617 1617 1718 1718 1718 1718 1718 1819 1819 1819 1819 <br /> 1 .. <br /> 2 <br /> 3 <br /> 4 Patrick Abele was introduced, and continued the presentation: <br /> 5 <br /> 6 School Safety- Communications <br /> 7 • This request will help us implement phase I at $750,000 of this work by immediately <br /> 8 getting the following items in our schools or upgraded to working and current equipment. <br /> 9 This will be a 3 year project containing the following items: <br /> 10 • $250,000 for Emergency digital radio systems to ensure all can be notified and <br /> 11 communicate during any school emergency. We currently have radio equipment that is <br /> 12 antiquated. Schools and resource officers cannot communicate effectively with first <br /> 13 responders. <br /> 14 • $300,000 for Intercom systems (Interior and Exterior) upgraded or repaired to ensure <br /> 15 clear communication is available in our schools for emergencies and announcements. <br /> 16 • $125,000 for ADA compliance upgraded and implementations to ensure we meet all <br /> 17 ADA compliance concerns specifically related to emergency response aspects of this <br /> 18 work. (Stairwell evacuations are an example). <br /> 19 • $75,000 for continued work to enhance our door access control systems and <br /> 20 identification systems to ensure our schools remain safe and secure for students and <br /> 21 staff. <br /> 22 <br /> 23 Jennifer Bennett resumed the presentation: <br /> 24 <br /> 25 Total Expansion: $1,932,000 <br /> 26 • These funds will help the district accelerate the work on equity, closing the achievement <br /> 27 gaps, ensuring our students are supported in a caring environment, and that our schools <br /> 28 are safe and secure. <br /> 29 • We are committed in our work with existing resources to ensure we have flexibility in <br /> 30 how those resources are used and to ensure they are all aligned with the Board's <br /> 31 strategic plan and core goals. <br />
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