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Updated Mar 9, 2020
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Hello! Program committee.
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I'm about Johnson and thank you for this opportunity to
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present a snapshot of my plan designed to support our
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special needs.
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High school students toward their goal.
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To become college or career ready in high school.
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Special day program.
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Students on the special education population in greatest need of
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a specialized program to help prepare them for life after
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high school.
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The artist students that struggle most and lack opportunities as
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they are too high functioning for career and transition.
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Sis Dinner's designed for students on the ultimate curriculum but
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often lack the academic skills, as most are reading at
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a second grade level that are necessary to sexy in
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a four year college or university.
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These still don't see the access to electives that will
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provide a specific skill set, and they built a career
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on says there are fewer and fewer electives available at
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the Los Angeles to find schools or emphasis this now
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be placed on a 30 requirements fired for college entrance.
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So many special day program students been most of their
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high school, struggling to pass challenging academic classes rather than
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taking electives that emphasize specific skills that may that they
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may possess.
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So just computer designed a novel shop and some of
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those electives that are offered they may not be able
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to enrolled in them to just scheduling conflicts off the
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special day program.
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An example would be the special day English nine Break
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Class is only offer period one, but at the same
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time, that is, when the computer programming course.
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This also offer, therefore the student national flexibility to raise
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their schedule to take the desire reelected because of these
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obstacles in school that is designed with specific skill set
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in mind.
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So just computer programming would be a great benefit to
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special day program students, providing them the opportunity to take
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courses and was, Think of Excel.
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Prepare themselves for high school after high school.
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If you look here, you'll see on this hand out
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on this particular sly, this is no as the college
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and career.
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I'm sorry.
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The College.
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The California School of Passport, the California school dashboard, provides
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parents and educators with meaningful information on school and district
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progress so that they can participate in decisions to improve
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student learning.
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Colors of the dashboard range from bread being high risk
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of failing to blue meeting.
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The student is advanced rat rate for the Los Angeles
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Unified School District.
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Students with a disability isn't the red at 66.7% and
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these duty routes, mostly impacted, are in that range being
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shown in the second icon in Orange.
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My team will support these students by collaborating with the
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high schools, the occupational centers and the community colleges to
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design a college career plan that is achievable.
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This program will result in giving pathways options, resulting in
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gainful employment for those students.
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It is designed for the students that are in the
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fourth and fifth year of their senior academic road.
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And as I said earlier, we will be targeting me.
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The mild moderate students foster hold this camp, returning students
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who are at risk or just drop out.
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The students will take the opportunities flexibility offered to them
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to support their academic learning and their college career journey.
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The intent of this program is to reduce the gap
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between the grad rate and college career readiness right.
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This unique scheduling will support the student groups by offering
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flexibility in their day to complete academics in the morning
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and then at afternoons participated in college and career pathways
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in our local district west, which I am designing this
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four. As you can see there, there are four pathways
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that our students could take in the afternoons and vice
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versa. If the kids if a student wanted to go
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to their college career pathway in the boarding, then in
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the afternoon they could complete their academics The positions here
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that are here vengeance are, by my calculations, the best
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way to start the program.
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Pilot. These positions, as you see here, will be needed
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to initiate this pilot and would involved the following service
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preside providers.
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As presented here.
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The next would be the partnerships that would be desired
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for this program.
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While L.
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Los Angeles Unified School District has many partnerships, ones listed
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here, we already have a great relationship with, and this
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would be a great opportunity for those specialty program students
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to be involved and active in participating in those internships.
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This time, I just want to say thank you for
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the opportunity to present my plan.
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Thank you for your time.
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Here is my contact information.
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You have any questions or concerns and thank you once
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