1. 3 Facts about GGUSD Serve over 45,000 students in 7 cities
54% Latino, 32% Asian
72% EL or RFEP; 28% EO
70%+ Free/Reduced lunch
Are committed to The Garden Grove Way
as if it were our OWN children
Slow and steady wins the race, “The Tortoise”
We focus on scalable and sustainable solutions to ensure student success

2. Monica Ibarra-Acosta (K-6 Instruction) Lila Jenkins (7-12 Instruction)
Directors
Monica Ibarra-Acosta (K-6 Instruction)
Lila Jenkins (7-12 Instruction)
John Marsh (K-12/Data)
Emma Druitt (K-8 Math/Bechtel)
Executive Director
Lorena Sanchez (K-12 Education)
Assistant Superintendents
Joli Armitage (Personnel)
Sara Wescott (Elementary Education)
Superintendent
Gabriela Mafi
Looking ahead

3. Latino student math gap
At all grade-levels, Latino students lag behind district averages, ranging from 17-22% fewer percent proficient than district average.
Special Education math gap
At all grade-levels, Special Education students lag behind district averages, ranging from 27-33% fewer percent proficient than district average.
English Learner math gap
At all grade-levels, EL students lag behind district averages, ranging from 20-32% fewer percent proficient than district average.
All students math gap:
Grades 5, 7 & 11 show persistently lower scores than other grade levels across multiple years & cohorts
But as always in GGUSD we keep the focus on kids! Last week…here is what some had to say..

4. BARRIERS & ASSETS BARRIERS ASSETS
Disaggregating the data using SBAC results (which are not detailed/fine-grained ) and digging deeper to identify patterns and trends within and across schools and demographic groups.
The GGUSD Team’s (including school site staff) focus and shared commitment to ensuring all students are served and opportunity gaps addressed.