1. Welcome Educational Service Center North Principal Meeting April 22, 2015

2. What do we know about the Class of 2017? How many students met high school readiness standards in 8 th grade? How many remain on-track for A-G now? 2 Class of 2017 after Spring SY 2012-13 -Completed 8 th grade -73% met high school readiness standards -0 Ds or Fs in GR 8 core courses -96% or above attendance in GR 8 -0 suspensions in GR 8 Class of 2017 after Fall SY 2013-14 -2 nd year of high school -39% on-track for A-G / grad requirements -3 semesters of English -3 semesters of Mathematics -1 semester of Social Science -1 semester of Lab Science -2 semesters of “Other A-G” courses -C or above in all courses above -Earned 75 + credits

3. 3 Taking a closer look at the strategies and practices already being employed by schools that are “beating the odds”… Note: “High school ready” was defined above as 8 th graders have no Ds or Fs in a core course, 96% or above attendance, & 0 suspensions. This definition is very similar to that being proposed by the CORE Waiver. Beating the odds: What are these schools doing to bring about above average A-G results for the Class of 2017, despite below average rates of high school readiness when students finished 8 th grade?

4. What are the perceptions of student supports by students and staff? 4

5. What are the perceptions of staff supports? 5

6. Culture eats change efforts for lunch

7. Private 4-year College: 1% UC System: 8% CSU System: 11.2% CCCS System: 25.1% Total Public: 44.3% http://www.cpec.ca.gov/ Where do LAUSD kids go to college?

10. Full Report: http://bit.ly/SeparateAndUnequal