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PROGRESS: 0% (0 of 9 Action Items Complete) The following report is filtered by active items, all statuses, all funding sources, all assignments, all tags, and all goals. Goal 2A: AMAO 1 -Annual Progress Learning English By September 2015, the percentage of English learners learning English will increase from 49.9 to 52.9 to move toward state defined growth expectations as measured by CELDT. 3 ELD instruction ELD instruction and monitoring tools will increase Filing Cabinet Count 0 ELD Minutes, placement, monitoring Each elementary school site will form groups at each grade level based on CELDT scores for ELD instruction. High schools will form ELD classes. Site administrators will monitor lessons, quality, and placement. Status Start-End Dates Tags Persons Responsible Not Begun 03/05/2014 03/14/2014-09/30/2015 T3Y4 Debbie Forte, Cheryl Meeker, Clara Schmiedt Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 1 of 18

Goal 2A: AMAO 1 -Annual Progress Learning English ELD instruction TASKS ELD Minutes, placement, monitoring 0 of 5 Complete ELD Lesson Plans Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 All teachers will submit their ELD schedules showing minimum prescribed daily ELD instruction to their principals who will monitor instruction and lesson plans monthly Debbie Forte (LEA) Documentation Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 Elementary principals will email the Department of Compensatory Education a copy of ELD schedules showing rosters and proficiency levels. Secondary principals will email their Master Schedule and rosters. Debbie Forte (LEA) Monitoring Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 Monitoring protocol and tool will be developed Debbie Forte (LEA) Training Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 Site administrators will be trained on the protocol and monitoring tool. Debbie Forte (LEA) Classroom support In Progress Due 9/30/2015 Paraprofessionals will assist students with language acquisition under the supervision of the classroom teacher. Supplemental Intervention Supplemental interventions which assist EL students in acquiring English proficiency will be provided in addition to their ELA/ELD classes. Status Start-End Dates Tags In Progress 03/06/2014 03/10/2014-09/30/2015 T3Y4 Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 2 of 18

Goal 2B: AMAO 2 - English Proficiency By September 2015, the percentage of English learners in language instruction educational programs fewer than 5 years attaining English language proficiency will increase from 18.6% to 21.6% in order to move toward state-defined expectations for meeting the CELDT criterion for English-language proficiency. By September, 2015, the percentage of English learners in language instruction educational programs 5 or more years attaining English language proficiency will increase from 39.9% to 42.9%, in order move toward state-defined expectations for meeting the CELDT criterion for English-language proficiency. 3 Appropriate ELD instruction for LTELs LTELs will be identified and instruction will be evaluated to ensure appropriate ELD instruction for Long Term English Language Learners. Filing Cabinet Count 0 Identification and Monitoring of LTELs Appropriate ELD instruction for Long Term English Language Learners Status Start-End Dates Tags Persons Responsible Not Begun 03/05/2014 03/10/2014-09/30/2015 T3Y4 Debbie Forte, Cheryl Meeker, Clara Schmiedt TASKS 0 of 2 Complete LTEL instruction and monitoring Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 Site Administrators compile and provide lists to teachers of LTELS.Site Administrators will monitor instruction in explicit academic language. LTELs progress will be monitored quarterly via Elementary ALT meetings and High School QISA meetings. Debbie Forte (LEA) New Teacher Training Not Begun Due 5/30/2015 Training in Structures and Strategies for new teachers will occur annually Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 3 of 18

Goal 2C: AMAO 3 - Mathematics By September 2015, the percentage of teachers of English learners implementing the ELD Standards in tandem with the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics will increase from 0% to 25% as measured by locally developed observation tools. Align CCCS in Math with ELD Aligning Math CCCS with ELD Filing Cabinet Count 0 Aligned materials All teachers will have access to newly adopted state mathematics materials aligning CCCS and ELD standards. Training on best practices for EL students will be provided Status Start-End Dates Tags Persons Responsible Not Begun 03/06/2014 03/10/2014-09/30/2015 T3Y4 Debbie Forte, Cheryl Meeker, Clara Schmiedt TASKS 2 of 6 Complete Committee formation Completed Due 9/30/2014 Form Math adoption committee Material selection Completed Due 3/30/2014 Publisher presentation Adoption of new materials In Progress Due 5/30/2014 Adopt new CCCS Mathematics materials District support In Progress Due 9/30/2015 District Administrators will support implementation via Leadership Institute practices Collaboration In Progress Due 9/15/2015 Site Program Coordinators and Teachers will support colleagues implementation during staff collaboration time Evaluation In Progress Due 9/30/2015 Evaluation of implementation will be ongoing and the Common Core Implementation Plan will be updated Cheryl Meeker (LEA), Clara Schmiedt (LEA) Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 4 of 18

Goal 2C: AMAO 3 - Reading/Language Arts By September 2015, the percentage of teachers of English learners implementing the ELD Standards in tandem with the California Common Core Standards for ELA will increase from 0% to 25% as measured by locally developed observation tools. Aligning standards AMAO 3 ELS in English Language Arts Filing Cabinet Count 0 Alignment of CCSS ELA and ELD standards Adoption of materials to align CCSS and ELD Status Start-End Dates Tags Persons Responsible Not Begun 03/06/2014 09/30/2014-09/30/2015 T3Y4 Debbie Forte, Cheryl Meeker, Clara Schmiedt Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 5 of 18

Goal 2C: AMAO 3 - Reading/Language Arts AMAO 3 ELS in English Language Arts TASKS Alignment of CCSS ELA and ELD standards 0 of 8 Complete Adoption Committee Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 Form ELA/ELD adoption committee Cheryl Meeker (LEA), Clara Schmiedt (LEA) Material options Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 Publisher presentation Adopt Materials Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 Select adopted ELA/ELD materials Secondary Evaluation of Materials Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 High School ELD teachers and District Staff will evaluate and purchase bridge materials pending adoption material availability Supplemental Materials Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 Sites will continue to use Rosetta Stone and other supplemental materials so that language acquisition will assist students in mastering CCCS District support In Progress Due 9/30/2015 District Administrators will support implementation via Leadership Institute practices Collaboration Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 Teachers will support colleagues implementation during staff collaboration time Evaluation Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 Evaluation of implementation will be ongoing and the Common Core Implementation Plan will be updated as needed Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 6 of 18

Goal 2D: High Quality Professional Development By September 2015, the percentage of teachers/administrators participating in professional development focused on standards-based/standards-aligned instruction, materials, and the use of effective California Common Core State Standards for Math and ELA instructional strategies will increase from 0% to 85% as measured by locally developed tools. 1 Professional Development High quality researched based professional development Filing Cabinet Count 0 CCSS Math, ELA, and ELD Professional Development On-going staff development for all staff focused on CCSS and ELD implementation Status Start-End Dates Tags Persons Responsible Not Begun 03/06/2014 03/10/2014-09/30/2015 T3Y4 Debbie Forte, Cheryl Meeker, Clara Schmiedt Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 7 of 18

Goal 2D: High Quality Professional Development Professional Development CCSS Math, ELA, and ELD Professional Development TASKS 0 of 5 Complete Planning In Progress Due 9/30/2015 District Administration will coordinate the content and calendar ongoing staff development based on MUSD needs assessments and the CCCS implementation plan Training Trainers In Progress Due 9/30/2015 Senior Directors of Education and the Common Core Coordinators will continue to provide CCCS training to Administrators, Program Coordinators, Department Chairs, and QISA team members ELD Training modules In Progress Due 9/30/2014 Director of Compensatory Education will develop with site team members ELD training modules Evaluation Not Begun Due 1/1/0001 Needs assessments and evaluations will be done to measure PD quality and impact of implementation Informing PD In Progress Due 9/30/2015 Needs assessments and evaluations will inform future Professional Development Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 8 of 18

Goal 2E: Parent and Community Participation By September 2015, Manteca Unified School District will improve and increase parent outreach strategies so that 75% of parents are active participants in the education of their children. 1 Parent Outreach Improve outreach through development of Advisory Council Filing Cabinet Count 0 Advisory Council Advisory Council meetings will be held four times a year both at the district and at the school sites Status Start-End Dates Tags Persons Responsible Not Begun 03/06/2014 03/10/2014-09/30/2015 T3Y4 Debbie Forte, Cheryl Meeker, Clara Schmiedt TASKS 0 of 2 Complete Advisory Council requirements In Progress Due 9/30/2015 The district and sites will set dates, build agendas, and invite parents. A needs assessment and evaluation will be done annually to inform decisions. Parent Training Not Begun Due 1/1/0001 District and sites may offer training to parents to enhance their ability to impact educational decisions in their capacity as an advisory committee member or as a parent Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 9 of 18

Goal 2F: Parental Notification By September 2015, Manteca Unified School District will continue to provide parents of ELs with the following information regarding their children, in a language parents can understand: o identification as EL; o program placement options; o program placement notification; o English language proficiency level, as determined by CELDT results and any local English Proficiency assessments used; o academic achievement level; o redesignation information; and o at the high school level, graduation requirements and annual notification of their students progress toward meeting those requirements. 1 Parents will be notified Parent Notification Filing Cabinet Count 0 Parent Notification Letter The district will send an annual parent notification letter via first class mail containing all required information within the required time line. Status Start-End Dates Timeline Notes Tags Persons Responsible Not Begun 03/05/2014 03/14/2014-09/30/2015 Done annually T3Y4 Debbie Forte, Cheryl Meeker, Clara Schmiedt TASKS 0 of 1 Complete Parent Notification Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 District staff will review notification requirements, compose letter, compile mailing, and send letters via first class mail Cheryl Meeker (LEA), Clara Schmiedt (LEA), Debbie Forte (LEA) Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 10 of 18

Goal 5A: Increase Graduation Rates Manteca Unified School District s overall graduation rate is 89.4% The graduation rate for EL students is 75.7 By September 2015, the EL graduation rate will improve to 78.7% in order to continue meeting this goal. 1 Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 11 of 18

Goal 5B: Decrease Dropout Rates Although Manteca Unified as a whole has met or exceeded its AYP graduation rate target in 2010-11, the English Learner subgroup will decrease its dropout rate by 2% during 2011-12. The District s English Learner subgroup will decrease its dropout rate by an additional 2% during 2012-13. 1 Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 12 of 18

Goal 1A: Proficiency in Reading/Language Arts Our needs assessment of student proficiency in reading/language arts indicates that. Based on the needs assessment findings, our district goal is. 5 Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 13 of 18

Goal 1B: Proficiency in Mathematics Our needs assessment of student proficiency in mathematics indicates that. Based on these needs assessment findings, our district goal is. 4 Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 14 of 18

Goal 3: Highly Qualified Teachers Results from our analysis of the distribution of highly qualified teachers indicate that. Based on these data, our district goal is. Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 15 of 18

Goal 2C: AMAO 3 - AYP for EL Subgroup By September 2015, the percentage of teachers of English learners implementing the ELD Standards in tandem with the California Common Core Standards for ELA will increase from 0% to 25% as measured by locally developed observation tools. 3 Align CCCS for ELA with ELD standards All teachers and students will have access to newly adopted state ELA and ELD materials aligning CCCS and ELD standards. Filing Cabinet Count 0 Alignment and training All teachers will have access to newly adopted state ELA and ELD materials aligning CCCS and ELD standards. Training on best practices for EL students will be provided Status Start-End Dates Tags Persons Responsible In Progress 03/05/2014 03/10/2014-09/30/2015 T3Y2 Debbie Forte, Cheryl Meeker, Clara Schmiedt Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 16 of 18

Goal 2C: AMAO 3 - AYP for EL Subgroup Align CCCS for ELA with ELD standards TASKS Alignment and training 0 of 9 Complete Task 1 Not Begun Due 1/1/0001 1.Form ELA/ELD adoption committee Task 2 In Progress Due 1/1/0001 2.Publisher presentation Task 3 Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 3.Pilot materials Task 4 Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 4.Select adopted ELA materials Task 5 Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 5.High School ELD teachers and District Staff will evaluate and purchase bridge materials pending adoption material availability Task 6 Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 6.Sites will continue to use Rosetta Stone and other supplemental materials so that language acquisition will assist students in mastering CCCS Task 7 Not Begun Due 9/30/2015 7.District Administrators will support implementation via a Leadership Institute and its subsequent follow up activities such as walkthroughs. Task 8 In Progress Due 9/30/2015 8.Teachers will support implementation during staff collaboration time Task 9 In Progress Due 9/30/2015 9.Evaluation of implementation will be on -going and the Common Core Implementation Plan will be updated Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 17 of 18

Goal 2G: Services for Immigrant Students The LEA will provide high quality Instruction and Support Services to all immigrant students. By (month/year) enhanced instructional opportunities will be provided to % of immigrant students and their families. [See Elementary and Secondary Education Act, sections 3116(a) & (b) and 3115(e)] 1 TOTAL PLAN FUNDS: $0.00 Budgeted $0.00 Actual $0.00 Generated by CAIS June 23, 2014 9:24 AM 18 of 18