Insight
Snapshots of Success
Dedicated to Safe Athletic Facilities
Vol. 1, Issue 5: January 17, 2018
Welcome Back! We hope you and your loved ones had a wonderful winter break and holiday season. Our Manteca Unified pride runs deep. We are extremely proud of both our Academic and Athletic programs. We celebrate our academic accomplishments annually through our highly successful graduation rate. In addition, our athletic programs continue to demonstrate a winning heritage through individual achievements, team efforts, and league recognitions. With the same vigor we use to ensure we have highly qualified and trained staff, we realize we must address the needs of our student athletes for them to be successful reaching their athletic goals. Through comprehensive Board discussion, modernization program review, Master Facilities Planning, fields committee discussions, maintenance, and grounds programming reviews, we are dedicated to identifying improvements to our sporting facilities.
Insight Publication Dates (Titles Subject to Change) February 14 March 14 March 16
Suspensions/Expulsions: Impact on Student Connectedness Connecting Federal / State / Local Achievement Data The Mark: Annual Report
April 18 May 9 May 30 June 13
With safety as our number one priority, we will continue to work hard as a team to ensure improvements to our existing facilities in order to support the programs our community has come to expect. In the coming months and years, the Board and the District will improve our facilities to match the level of performance of our athletes. See page 8 for a sample of our new MUSD Athletic Field Condition Summary Report.
Dr. Clark Burke Deputy Superintendent Attaching tools, Resources, and support Getting it Done: Opportunities for Fully Staffing Sites 18/19 The Mark: Graduation Edition Summary Report
Regional Meeting Dates: (Lunch 12:00-1:30 PM, Room 300) February 27, 2018 March 20, 2018 April 17, 2018 Vol. 1, Issue 5 - Page 1
Contents
MUSD School Board President Stephen J. Schluer, Area 6
Dedicated to Safe Athletic Facilities
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Regional Site Visits 2017-2018
2
Board Clerk Evelyn Moore, Area 5
MUSD At a Glance
3
Eric Duncan, Area 1
iResults Student Achievement Snapshot
4
Making Our Fields Safer
7
Nancy Teicheira, Area 4
iResults Staffing Snapshot - December
9
MUSD Superintendents
Vice President Bob Wallace, Area 7
Kathy Howe, Area 2 Michael Seelye, Area 3
Superintendent
Monthly Budget Report
10
SHS Cheer at the Citrus Bowl
11
Lincoln Staff Development Day
12
Dr. Clark Burke
Job Fair
12
Roger Goatcher
Jason Messer Deputy Superintendents
Regional Site Visits 2017-2018
Superintendent’s Office:
Community Outreach Manteca Unified School District
Vision Statement:
Region
Lead
August 30, 2017
Region 3
Steve Anderson
September 19, 2017
Region 2
Susan Sanders
October 17, 2017
Region 6
David O’Leary
October 24, 2017
Region 5
Francine Baird
November 29, 2017
Region 4
Debbie Ruger
December 6, 2017
Region 1
Dale Borgeson
January 10, 2018
Region 1
Dale Borgeson
February 7, 2018
Region 4
Debbie Ruger
February 21, 2018
Region 5
Francine Baird
April 11, 2018
Region 2
Susan Sanders
April 20, 2018
Region 3
Steve Anderson
May 2, 2018
Region 6
David O’Leary
May 16, 2018
Region 4
Debbie Ruger
May 18, 2018
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Making a positive difference to each and every student daily. Mission Statement:
Manteca Unified School District will ensure every school day is relevant, rigorous, and leads students to become productive and engaged members of a global society while residing in the central valley.
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Manteca Unified School District is committed to providing a safe environment where all students will thrive with the tools, resources and support needed to achieve their academic and personal potentials.
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MUSD At a Glance
Manteca Unified School District
Numbers updated 9-25-2017
95.1% Communities Served
City of Manteca City of Lathrop City of Stockton Township of French Camp Unincorporated Areas of the City of Manteca
Employees
Certificated: 1, 283 Classified: 1,316
Graduation Rate
112.73
Square Miles
Schools
Budget General Fund $288,480,424
2017-2018 Total Expenditures
5 Comprehensive High Schools 20 K-8 Schools 1 Dependent Charter High School 1 Adult School 3 Alternative High Schools 33 Pre-School Classes
Board Members Stephen J. Schluer, President Bob Wallace, Vice President Evelyn Moore, Clerk Eric Duncan Kathy Howe Michael Seelye Nancy Teicheira
58.55%
Socioeconomically Disadvantaged
Superintendents
24% English Language Learners 39 Different Languages Transportation
Jason Messer, Superintendent Dr. Clark Burke, Deputy Superintendent Roger Goatcher, Deputy Superintendent
1,488 Students Served On Average Per Day
2017-2018
Enrollment
23,860*
Ethnic Groups
*
* * Does not include Pre-School and Adult School Students
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Student Achievement Snapshot
Manteca Unified School District
Local Indicators Based on LCFF State Priorities
iResults Student Achievement Snapshot GRADUATION
93%
92%
92%
93%
92%
90% 88% 86% 84% 82% 80% 2012/13
2013/14
Graduation Rate
Year-over-year comparison
SCHOOL CLIMATE
94%
2014/15
96%
(LCFF Snapshot = 93%)
2015/16
1
SCHOOL CLIMATE
Students with suspensions Students with expulsions
1,644 students
4%
914 students Year-to-date
96%
As of December 18, 2017
<1%
<1%
Year-to-date
Students with expulsions
(LCFF Snapshot = 0.17%
10 students
SC 2016-2017
Suspended last school year
(LCFF Snapshot = 10%)
(LCFF Snapshot = 93%)
Year-over-year comparison
Graduation Rate
Manteca Unified School District
As of December 18, 2017
(LCFF Snapshot = 0.17%
Student Achievement Snapshot
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20% 10%
80%
82%
84%
86%
88%
% Proficient EL Students 90%
92%
94%
0%
29%
1st Grade
2nd Grade
40%
52%
49%
56%
40%
38%
30% 20% 10%
Expelled last school year
30%
(LCFF Snapshot = 55% K-12)
2016-2017
92%
2012/13
40%
SCHOOL CLIMATE
50%
50%
47%
56%
55%
60%
Students with suspensions
93%
2013/14
92%
2014/15
Using SRI Assessments with specific cut-off points per grade
60%
46 students
(LCFF Snapshot = 10%)
7%
% of 4-8th grade EL students making progress towards English proficiency 2015/16
93%
ENGLISH LEARNER ACHIEVEMENT
GRADUATION
Local Indicators Based on LCFF State Priorities
Student Achievement Snapshot
Local Indicators Based on LCFF State Priorities
Manteca Unified School District
0%
% Proficient EL Students 4th Grade
5th Grade
6th Grade
7th Grade
STUD
8th Grade
SCHO
% of K-3rd grade EL students making progress towards English proficiency Using District Benchmark Assessments
47%
(Note: Kindergarten results not available at this time.)
(LCFF Snapshot = 55% K-12)
3rd Grade
100%
% of 9-12th grade EL students making progress towards English proficiency
80% 60%
EL students with B- or higher in English courses
84% 61%
60%
70%
40%
68%
20% 0%
(LCFF Snapshot = 55% K-12)
% Proficient EL Students 9th Grade
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
2
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Student Achievement Snapshot
Manteca Unified School District
Local Indicators Based on LCFF State Priorities
ENGLISH LEARNER ACHIEVEMENT (continued) 2
% of EL students reclassified
Reclassified
As of last quarter
<1%
Total # of EL Students 5,342
ENGLISH LEA
(LCFF Snapshot = 10%)
ENROLLMENT
Enrollment by race / ethnicity 8% African-American
20%
2%
15% Asian
African-American
8%
Asian
15%
55% Latino or Hispanic
Latino/Hispanic
20% White
Other
2% Other 70%
55%
62%
White
SCHOOL
Enrollment by program eligibility
60% 50%
62% Socio-economically disadvantaged
40% 30%
22% English learner
22%
20%
13% SPED
13%
10% 0%
SED
ELD
SPED
1% Foster Youth
1%
1%
2%
3%
0%
Migrant Youth
Foster Youth
Homeless
SARB
DRB
Student Achievement Snapshot
Manteca Unified School District
Based on LCFF State Priorities
3
1180 822
963
1406 847
797
788
565
Enrollment by School As of December 18, 2017
114
764
9
40
541
1524
1060
1311 606
872
1121
1111
842
573
522 177
524
957
866
816 134
1800 1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0
1633 1630
ENROLLMENT (continued)
23,482 (Total Enrollment)
STUDENT A
COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS
% of students on-track to complete A-G requirements Students with C- or higher in A-G courses
84%
(LCFF Snapshot = 31%)
100%
90%
87%
100%
87%
80%
40%
66%
40% 20% 0% 9th Grade
92%
43%
20%
0% 9th Grade
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
92%
60%
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
% of students on-track to complete at least 1 CTE Path
80% 60%
91%
78%
Students with C- or higher in CTE courses in one pathway
(LCFF Snapshot = 39%)
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Student Achievement Snapshot
Manteca Unified School District
Based on LCFF State Priorities
COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS (continued) 100%
% of students likely to pass an AP exam with a 3 or higher Students getting at least a B- in an AP course
40%
78%
20%
0%
0%
9th Grade
54%
49%
50% 28%
30% 10%
0% 10th Grade
11th Grade
11th Grade
courses
(LCFF Snapshot = 14% in EAP)
12th Grade
50%
Measuring college readiness in math
44%
30%
27%
20%
40%
Math courses
46%
37%
40%
Students with an A- or better in A-G
12th Grade
Students with an A- or better in A-G English
44%
20%
9th Grade
10th Grade
Measuring college readiness in ELA
37%
40%
82%
72%
60%
(LCFF Snapshot = 49%)
60%
75%
80%
10% 0%
(LCFF Snapshot = 5% in EAP)
9th Grade
10th Grade
Student Achievement Snapshot
11th Grade
12th Grade
Manteca Unified School District
Based on LCFF State Priorities
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COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS (continued)
College Readiness
% Prepared
21%
% of students who are college ready per the State of California
37%
new definition
% Approaching Prepared
21%
42%
(LCFF Snapshot = N/A)
% Not Prepared
STUDENT A
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 80%
64%
60%
SCHOOL CL
K-8 ELA Formative Assessments
64% 38%
40%
15%
20%
19%
24%
22%
Students meeting or exceeding standards in
22%
38%
0% 1st Grade
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
District Benchmark Assessments (Note: Kindergarten results not available at this time.)
(LCFF Snapshot = 39% in 3rd - 8th grade SBAC)
Measuring ELA academic achievement for 9-12th grade students
60%
49%
50%
40%
Students with an A- or better in A-G English courses
30%
54%
37% 28%
20%
44%
10% 0%
(LCFF Snapshot = 51% in 11th Grade CAASP)
9th Grade
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
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Student Achievement Snapshot
Manteca Unified School District
Based on LCFF State Priorities
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT (continued) 91%
100% 80%
74%
60%
78% 45%
40%
K-8 Math Formative Assessments
64% 46%
47%
36%
44%
20% 0% Kindergarten
1st Grade
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
5th Grade
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
4th Grade
Students meeting or exceeding standards in District Benchmark Assessments
58%
STUDENT A
(LCFF Snapshot = 25% in 3rd - 8th grade SBAC)
Measuring math academic achievement for 9-12th grade students Students with an A- or better in A-G Math courses
40%
(LCFF Snapshot = 19% in 11th Grade CAASP)
50%
44% 37%
40% 30%
SCHOOL CL
46%
27%
20% 10% 0% 9th Grade
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
Making Our Fields Safer In MUSDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ongoing efforts to make our fields safer, we have created a new Field Condition Summary Report. This report captures the conditions at every field,
plans for closures, and increases communication by comprehensively identifying areas of need. See a sample report on the following page. 7
Above: On 11-21, the Operations department held equipment training at WRHS. Each ground worker learned to operate the new turf renovator, seeder, and spreader along with new tractors with the 3-point hookup. Personnel from EUHS and WRHS attended. A second training will be held in December.
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MUSD Athletic Field Condition Summary Report — Due to Superintendent’s Office Each Month —
Use Tab and Shift + Tab to navigate. Type the first letter to auto-fill a field. (S for “Superior”, A for “Acceptable”, etc.)
School: East Union High School
Month Filed:
Date Completed: Do NOT sign the form until it is complete.
Site Admin. Signature Baseball Field (V)
Baseball Field (JV)
Practice Field Space(s)
Softball Field (V)
Softball Field (JV)
E
Stadium Field
PL
Overall Field Conditions
ior C :A cce ond iti Op on en ptab :P le o C o o Clo nd rC on se i d dit tion ion
Fields Evaluated
January December November October September August July June May April March February District Rep. Signature
en
Op
Op
en
:S
up er
Please choose one status for each of the fields inspected this month.
Stadium Field
Practice Field Space(s)
Baseball Field (V)
M
Baseball Field (JV) Softball Field (V)
Softball Field (JV) The full evaluation report is on file at the Superintendent’s Office.
A
Additional Field Condition Details Overall
Stadium Field
Stadium Track
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Baseball Field (V)
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
S
Practice Field Space(s)
Turf
Pests
Irrigation
Hazards
Next Scheduled Closure for field rest:
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
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Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Closed Poor Acceptable Next Scheduled Closure for field rest:Superior Next Scheduled Closure for field rest:
Baseball Field (JV)
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Next Scheduled Closure for field rest:
Softball Field (V)
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Next Scheduled Closure for field rest:
Softball Field (JV)
Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Next Scheduled Closure for field rest:
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Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
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Reset Form Print Form Submit Form Closed Poor Acceptable Superior Closed Poor Acceptable Superior Closed Poor Acceptable Superior
Staffing Snapshot
Manteca Unified School District
iResults Staffing Snapshot - December CERTIFICATED STAFFING UPDATE - DECEMBER 2017 5
211
Total Number of Positions
Elementary Secondary
2017-2018
SpecEd
682
1,288
Vacancies
390
Total Positions
1
1
General Ed
Total Number of New Hires For the month of December 2017
Intervention
1
3
Special Ed - SDC
New Hire
1
Substitute Teachers & Resignations
Resignations
For the month of December 2017
5
Staffing Snapshot
4
Positions
Manteca Unified Substitute Teachers School District 1
CLASSIFIED STAFFING UPDATE - DECEMBER 2017 112
Total Number of Positions
Staffed Positions
2017 - 2018
Vacancies
1,428
1,316
Positions
1
Total Number of Hires
Bus Operator/Mechanic
5
4
For the month of December 2017
Clerical Custodial, etc.
19
Positions Filled
Library Media, etc.
2 5
2
Parprofessional, etc. School Site Assistant
Hiring Update
Continuous Hiring Process Resignations Received Positions Posted Applications Received & Screened Interview Sessions Held
7 24 205 22
Total Number of Personnel Actions
46
December 2017 Only
12 7
Reassignments
New Hires
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Monthly Budget Report Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) is 97 percent funded with 3 percent remaining for full funding implementation, which will be $215 million dollars with enrollment current numbers. LCFF funding 2017-18 1st Interim reporting $209 million dollars.
Key
Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)
LC F F
se a B
Increase Base Grant Funding
Support an increase to the base funding formula to address basic funding needs of our schools.
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SHS Cheer at the Citrus Bowl
The Citrus Bowl was a hit!! SHS Girls did great!! Look for Sierra High School Timberwolves in the Middle row between the 30yd and 35yd line!!
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Lincoln Staff Development Day
On Monday, January 8, MUSD faculty and staff spent the day collaborating in staff development. This involved both listening to a keynote speaker and working
together at each site. Gathering for a group photo, Lincoln staff showed they are “Plaid to be MUSD” and “Plaid to be Lincoln.” This demonstration of staff unity, and a clever play on words, makes us Proud of them too!
Job Fair
Proud to be MUSD!
Saturday Jan. 27 8:00 aM - 12:30 PM
Job Fair
Information for Classified positions will be available. On the spot interviews—and select job offers—for Certificated teaching positions! Call 209-858-0894 for more information.
2271 W. LouiSe ave Manteca, ca 95337
Certificated Personnel MUST register at Edjoin.org, by Jan. 19th @ 4 PM to receive an interview.
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Making a positive difference to each and every student daily.