1. Arts on our Campus?
It’s Our Choice!

2. Otay Elementary Principal: Monica Castillo
District Allotment: 1.5(FTE)
School contributes: $112,000
3 FTE VAPA teachers
549 students
Demographics
70% ELL
100% Title I
96% Latino
Arts Partners
Community Opus Project
SD Opera
La Jolla Playhouse
Student get VAPA classes every week for 2 hours from August to May 
VAPA classes are an extra dose of Language, Speaking and Listening standards through Arts Integration 
VAPA teachers are resources to classroom teachers and provide push in support specifically for VAPA integration  

3. Kellogg Elementary Principal: Sylvia Echeverria
District Allotment: 1(FTE)
School contributes: $23,400
3 Shared VAPA teachers
335 students
Demographics
35% ELL
71.3% Title I
20.8% Students with Disabilities
Arts Partners
Community Opus Project
Collaboration: Teachers and Artists (CoTA)
Student receive VAPA classes every week in Music, Visual Art, and Dance
Classroom teachers receive 10 weeks of PD with a CoTA teaching artist on integrating the arts into core content

4. Montgomery Elementary Principal: Monica Ruiz
District Allotment: 1(FTE)
School contributes: $30,000 for Arts Integration & $3,000 for instrument upkeep
2 Shared VAPA teachers
340 students
Demographics
75% ELL
100% Title I
95% Hispanic/Latino
Arts Partners
Community Opus Project
La Jolla Playhouse
Student receive VAPA classes every week in Music and Visual Art
La Jolla Playhouse is working with Montgomery Elementary School - only school in Chula Vista- planning and co-teaching with  all grade levels focusing on speaking and listening standards while students are integrating content with theatre arts. 
Q1- Grades 4-6 , Q2- Grades 1-3, Q3- Grades TK/K/SDC (Upper & Primary) 

5. Palomar Elementary Principal: David Munoz
District Allotment: 1(FTE)
School contributes: $23,400
2 Shared VAPA teachers
383 students
Demographics
96% ADA
4 foster students
Additional funding for the music, dance, and art programs at Palomar are included in the calculations used to fund all other general education classrooms.  Classroom supplies, materials, and professional development costs are funded using a combination of site funds, PTA fundraising monies, LCAP budgets, and Title I resources.