Report to the New Jersey Board of Education Camden City School District Superintendent Paymon Rouhanifard December 2, 2015.

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Report to the New Jersey Board of Education Camden City School District Superintendent Paymon Rouhanifard December 2, 2015

2 Reviewing Updating Pursuing What’s Next Agenda

3 Graduation rate rose from 56 percent to 62 percent Three renaissance schools opened, led by non-profit partners with successful track records More students enrolled in pre-school than ever before Students, parents, and staff all reported feeling safer School Information Cards released for first time Year in Review

4 School Information Cards established a baseline Created for all District and renaissance schools; some charter schools chose to participate Includes qualitative review based on an educator-led school visit Includes quantitative review based on multiple sources of information Categorizes schools as Under Performing, Needs Improvement, Making Progress, or On Track Available for all families

5 Category (Baseline) % Enrolled (All students) Under Performing44%30%20%10%5% Needs Improvement25%30%25%20%10% Making Progress14%20%25%30%35% On Track0%20%30%40%50% Where We Are, and Where We Are Working Toward

6 Reviewing Updating Pursuing What’s Next Agenda

7 The Camden Commitment is our school improvement plan Builds on Camden Commitment, released in January 2014 Informed by community feedback—more than 500 students, parents, educators, and residents weighed in

8 The Camden Commitment is our school improvement plan Keeps promises, adds action steps Runs through June 2017; progress reports released every three months

9 Promise 1: Safe Students, Safe Schools. Your child will feel safe at school. Goal: -Increase the number of students who feel safe in and around their school by at least 10 percent. What we’ll do: -Create more positive classroom environments, beginning in the earliest grades -Reduce out-of-school suspensions and ensure that they are used only for the most severe discipline cases -Partner with community groups, the City, and the Camden County Police Department to prevent gang violence

10 Promise 1: Safe Students, Safe Schools. Your child will feel safe at school. New Student Rights and Responsibilities Policy Emphasizes restorative justice Tracks data Builds on PBIS, Second Step Leads to more positive classroom environments and, ultimately, greater academic success

11 Promise 2: 21 st Century School Buildings. Your child will attend school in a modern building with top-of-the-line technology.

12 Promise 2: 21 st Century School Buildings. Your child will attend school in a modern building with top-of-the-line technology.

13 Promise 3: Excellent Schools. Beginning in pre-K, your child will be able to attend a public school that meets students’ unique needs and features excellent teaching and learning. Goal: -More than twice as many students will attend high-achieving schools. What we’ll do: -Support teachers with weekly coaching, including training on data-drive instruction and on how to best advance learners with different needs -Partner with successful renaissance school organizations to expand the number of high-quality neighborhood schools -Lead regular and differentiated coaching for school leaders throughout the calendar year Continued

14 Promise 3: Excellent Schools. Beginning in pre-K, your child will be able to attend a public school that meets students’ unique needs and features excellent teaching and learning.

15 Promise 3: Excellent Schools. Beginning in pre-K, your child will be able to attend a public school that meets students’ unique needs and features excellent teaching and learning. Goal: -More than twice as many students will attend high-achieving schools. What we’ll do: -Provide updated curriculum for science and social studies, including learning strategies for all types of learners -Update the student grading policy to more accurately reflect students’ readiness for the next grade -Collaborate with all Camden public schools to offer more shared professional development opportunities for educators Continued

16 Promise 3: Excellent Schools. Beginning in pre-K, your child will be able to attend a public school that meets students’ unique needs and features excellent teaching and learning. Goal: -More than twice as many students will attend high-achieving schools. What we’ll do: -Increase the number of students completing vocational programs, and introduce new vocational pathways tied to fast- growing careers and local industries -Launch a pilot based on a trauma-informed care approach to cut chronic absenteeism -Increase and improve college and career advising and applications supports for students Continued

17 Promise 3: Excellent Schools. Beginning in pre-K, your child will be able to attend a public school that meets students’ unique needs and features excellent teaching and learning.

18 Promise 4: Parent Engagement. You will have the information, services, and support you need to help your child succeed. Goal: -Increase the number of parents who say they have what they need to help their child succeed by at least 10 percent. What we’ll do: -Create a new, family-friendly enrollment system that ensures all families have a fair way to access public schools -Empower parents to access more information by asking questions and receiving updates from the District and their school via text message -Relaunch the District’s website as a family-friendly resource with accurate and accessible information

19 Introducing Camden Enrollment One application, one deadline o All district schools o All renaissance schools o All charter schools Participation is optional: If parents would like their child to attend a different school, and it’s not their neighborhood school, they should apply. If parents are happy with their child’s school, they can stay there. All students have a guaranteed seat at their neighborhood school. Promise 4: Parent Engagement. You will have the information, services, and support you need to help your child succeed.

20 Promise 4: Parent Engagement. You will have the information, services, and support you need to help your child succeed.

21 Promise 5: Central Office Effectiveness. You will be able to easily access information from an efficient and responsive Central Office that is focused on serving school communities. Goal: -School community members will have a 90 percent satisfaction rate with the Central Office. What we’ll do: -Reduce costs at the Central Office so more resources go to schools -Give preference to Camden businesses on purchase requests whenever possible -Establish a welcoming environment where phone calls are answered promptly and all questions are addressed within two business days

22 Reviewing Updating Pursuing What’s Next Agenda

23 Pursuing What’s Next

24 Pursuing What’s Next Category (Baseline) % Enrolled (All students) Under Performing44%30%20%10%5% Needs Improvement25%30%25%20%10% Making Progress14%20%25%30%35% On Track0%20%30%40%50%

25 Draft for Discussion Only Questions