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The End Is NEAR !. Friendly Reminders and Tips to Survive and Thrive in the next 2 weeks. Valerie Corcoran, LCSW PSA Coordinator Intensive Support and Innovation Center. But First: The Data. Extracted from MyData and ISIS July – April, 2013.
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Friendly Reminders and Tips to Survive and Thrive in the next 2 weeks Valerie Corcoran, LCSW PSA Coordinator Intensive Support and Innovation Center
But First: The Data Extracted from MyData and ISIS July – April, 2013
Educational Service CentersAttendance Submittal and Attendance Rates April 2013 Monthly Data through April 30, 2013
District-Wide Monthly Attendance Monthly Data through April 30, 2013
Educational Service CentersCumulative Attendance July – April 2013 Data Cumulative through April 30, 2013
96% or Higher Attendance by ESCJuly – April 2013 Attendance Goal: 100%. Annual Target (2012-13): 71% of students attending at 96% or higher Data Cumulative through April 30, 2013
96% or Higher Attendance Rate by Grade July - April 2013 Debra Duardo, Pupil Services Director Attendance Goal: 100%. Annual Target (2012-13): 71% of students attending at 96% or higher Data Cumulative through September 29, 2011
District-WideApril Full Day Absence Counts Data through April 30, 2013
We can not refuse to enroll: Our Resident Children
Maintaining Year End Attendance Last day of Instruction is June 7, 2013 What can you do? What have you done…. To keep students and staff attending and engaged ??
Today’s ADA is Tomorrow’s Revenue • Plan activities and incentives • Remember siblings in other schools/grades are graduating also • Focus on non-grads that will continue
Increase/Maintain Enrollment • Open house • Blackboard connect • Marquis • Posters • Flyers/letters • P.A. Announcements • Student Assemblies • Staff meetings • Parent Meetings
Planning for the End Reminders and Resources
CRITICALYear End Procedures • Resources: • Secondary and Elementary Newsletters • March/April and May/June • Tasks to manage student databases • Rollovers of current students • Pre-enroll TK, PK and Kinder students • Merging feeder student lists • Adding magnet students • Coding graduates • Running “YEAREND” to create new database
CRITICALYear End Procedures • Resource: • Attendance Manual – Attendance Master Calendar Months 9-10 • Recover students on the May Potential Dropout List • Mass mail homeless survey, update roster and forward to the Homeless Unit • Review and update students with permits or residing out of the area • Review Attendance Plan and evaluate effectiveness of interventions • Review Enrollment packets utilizing Appendix E-1: Enrollment Documents to ensure all required forms are included • Plan next year’s incentive program/outreach, mail donation letters to community businesses and agencies
Prepare for the New Year • Resources: • Attendance Manual – Attendance Master Calendar Months 1-2 • ISIS Phase 1 Attendance Procedures Handbook • Hardware/Software • Organizing and training office staff • Adding and Removing access to ISIS • Attendance Submittal procedures • Clearing no-shows
Thank You From ISIC Pupil Services and Attendance Valerie Corcoran, Coordinator Rafael Rubalcava, SARB Chair Mario Vega, SARB Chair Wanda Soohoo, ESC Counselor 213-241-0101