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Pre-K Through 8 Initiative

Pre-K Through 8 Initiative. SAISD Board Update April 14, 2003. Where are we now?. Where are we now?. The Pre-K Through 8 concept has been presented to principals, staff, support individuals, and community members and parents There is a plan to address students at the elementary school level

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Pre-K Through 8 Initiative

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  1. Pre-K Through 8 Initiative SAISD Board Update April 14, 2003

  2. Where are we now? Where are we now? • The Pre-K Through 8 concept has been presented to principals, staff, support individuals, and community members and parents • There is a plan to address students at the elementary school level • We have continued research on the concept • We have visited Pre-K Through 8 schools in other districts • Numerous staff meetings have been held to discuss questions and concerns • Work has been done to respond to Board issues • Additional scenarios have been created in response to Board requests • An “FAQ” document has been developed based on community, school, and staff concerns • A resource book of PK-8 research has been prepared for each campus How will we know when we get there? Where are we going?

  3. Where do we want to be? • PK-8 District-wide configuration with 70% approval of parents and staff • Continue to investigate the issue of performance drops and contextual issues from elementary to middle school • Communicate information about the Pre-K -8 School Configuration • Consider response from campuses regarding the desire to make movement forward in this area next year

  4. DISTRICT ACTIONS • Support, monitor, and evaluate the PK-6 Initiative • District-wide feasibility study for PK-8 2003-2004 * At the present time sufficient space is not available at every campus for the schools to keep their own 6th graders and “grow their own” PK-8 schools without boundary changes. * Campuses would have to secure a minimum of 70% approval for the PK-8 initiative from parents and staff members. * Financial resources must be evaluated to determine if there is funding available to provide for the following: Facility Modifications-Restrooms, science labs, cafeteria Classroom and Multimedia Resource Center materials that are age and grade appropriate Furniture that is grade and age appropriate Playground equipment * Implementation of PK-8 Initiative in 2004-2005/2005-2006 with new boundary changes

  5. District Actions • Pre K-6 in selected schools for 2003-2004 • M.L. King Middle School 7th and 8th Only • Miller • Carroll • Gates • Cameron • Baskin • Briscoe • Pfeiffer

  6. King Feeder Group Projected 2003-04 Student Membership Voting Results Parents 70% & Staff 70% Cameron 79% 94% Carroll 74% 92% Gates 70% 71% Miller 74% 100% King NA NA

  7. Longfellow MS and Baskin ES Projected 2003-04 Student Membership Voting Results Parents 70% & Staff 70% Baskin ES 77% 81%

  8. Harris MS and Briscoe ES Projected 2003-04 Student Membership Voting Results Parents 70% & Staff 70% Briscoe 86% 100%

  9. Davis MS and Pfeiffer ES Projected 2003-04 Student Membership Voting Results Parents 70% & Staff 70% Pfeiffer 88% 100%

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