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Horizon

Community Advisory Network

Instructional Leadership Team (ILT) and Subcommittee

District English Learner Advisory Council (DELAC)

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

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23.24 Topics Overview

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

All Agenda items will include a survey to gather feedback

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Horizon

Community Advisory Network

Instructional Leadership Team (ILT) and Subcommittee

District English Learner Advisory Council (DELAC)

Introduction Meeting

October 11, 2023

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

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  • Annual Agenda, posted and Shared: HUB
  • Email Invitation by Horizon to all staff and family members: LINK

  • LIVE, Information Session
  • RECORDED
  • Recording available 24 hours after the session, on demand: LINK

  • Survey: Designed to provide time to reflect and respond on demand Available for two weeks following the Live Sessions: LINK

Multiple Formats

OCT 11: Introduction to CAN and ILT/DELAC; Training and Recruitment

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

Welcome and Introduction

AGENDA

  • Welcome and Introduction
  • District Presentation: Values, Vision, Mission by Superintendent Dr. John Garrard
  • Clarify the Difference between the Community Advisory Network and the Instructional Leadership Team (ILT) and the District English Learner Advisory Council (DELAC)
  • Review the Annual Agenda and meeting Format
  • Review the Nomination and Election Process for ILT/DELAC

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

To Partner and Collaborate

To Gather Family and Community Feedback

To Share Program Information

To Preview and Review Board Meetings

To Evaluate the Effectiveness of all Programs

To Support Horizon’s Continuous Improvement Efforts

Welcome and Introduction

What is our Collective Purpose?

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

This is a Shared Learning Opportunity

We are Solution Oriented

We Listen to Learn First

We Assume Positive Intentions of all Participants

Welcome and Introduction

WORKING NORMS

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

District Presentation

Values, Vision, Mission by Superintendent Dr. John Garrard

Values

Vision

Mission

Superintendent Dr. John Garrard

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Attendance

Tracy Wilson, C&I

Shanwan Bastian, Principal

John Garrard, Supt.

Patrick Harback, Data Specialist, Classified

Marlene Chantri, Certificated

Heidi Polston, Certificated Parent Mentor

Jennifer Watson, Classified

Julie Powell, Administrator

Rosa Beach, Certiciated

Cathie Galvan Grimes, Certificated, Ed Tech TOSA

Isabel Berry, Certificated

Michaela Schull, Principal

Michelle Garcia, certificated

Sheila, parent

Josef, parent

Christian, Parent

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The 2023/2024 School Year provides us with the opportunity to reflect on our school Values, Mission, and Vision as we participate in our school's accreditation process through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).

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Development of Values

  • Integrity
  • Growth Mindset
  • Innovation
  • Respect
  • Courageous Resilience
  • Accountability
  • Collaboration
  • Relationships
  • Equity

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Draft Definitions

  • Integrity - We are both honest and driven by a clear moral compass. Adults and students with integrity strive to do the right thing at all times.
  • Growth Mindset - Adults and students always believe we can improve and work every day to learn something new.
  • Innovation - Encourage adults and students to explore, research and use all the tools to uncover or create something new.
  • Respect - Adults and students will respect one another’s right to safety and dignity at school.
  • Courageous Resilience - Adults and students have the ability to withstand, address, adapt and adjust to misfortunes, overcome obstacles, and to bounce back from perceived failure, disappointment, or rejection.
  • Accountability - Adults and students will own their actions.
  • Collaboration - Adults and students will work together to build the capacity to commit to individual and shared ownership to achieve better outcomes.
  • Relationships - Adults and students with social interaction that results in an environment of trust and support.
  • Equity - Adults and students value each individual for who they are and provide structure, environment and resources needed to meet their greatest potential.

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Process for Developing Values

  • Leadership brainstormed and consolidated School Values in August 2022 and June 2023
  • Survey developed and administered September 2023
    • Participation: 600

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Results-What 5 values do you believe are most important?

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Ranked in order of importance

Respect 80.7%

Integrity 77.8%

Growth Mindset 71.7%

Accountability 65.0%

Relationships 53.2%

Collaboration 44.2%

Courageous Resilience 40.2%

Equity 39.8%

Innovation 35.8%

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Input from community

Respect

Integrity

Growth Mindset

Accountability

Relationships

Collaboration

Courageous Resilience

Equity

Innovation

patience, compassion, kindness

honesty, trust, transparency, truth growth, community engagement

independence, responsibility, quality communication, inclusivity, empathy

teamwork, safety, community building

preservation, flexibility, tenacity

transparency, diversity, sincerity

curiosity, differentiation

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Values that were suggested to be revised

Respect - falls under relationships

Relationships - Some participants considered relationships to be less important or felt that it was implied in other values, such as collaboration or respect.

Courageous Resilience - Several participants expressed doubts about the relevance of this value in an educational context. Some felt it was more of a life skill rather than a school-related value.

Equity - There were mixed opinions about the inclusion of equity as a value. Some participants questioned its practicality and implications in an educational setting. Others preferred the term "equality" and believed it should be used instead.

Innovation - A few participants felt that innovation might not be as applicable in the way classes are structured, suggesting that there are limited opportunities for innovation.

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Reflective Questions

Respect 80.7%

Integrity 77.8%

Growth Mindset 71.7%

Accountability 65.0%

Relationships 53.2%

Collaboration 44.2%

Courageous Resilience 40.2%

Equity 39.8%

Innovation 35.8%

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Horizon Charter Schools’ Mission (Why do we exist)

Current:

At Horizon, our mission is to ensure student success by providing flexible learning options and robust support to empower families throughout their educational journeys.

Proposed:

At Horizon Charter Schools, we ensure student learning by providing personalized educational options and robust academic and social emotional support to empower all students to develop into contributing citizens.

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Next Steps………

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ILT/DELAC and CAN Overview

Instructional Leadership Team and District English Learner Advisory Committee, a Subcommittee of the ILT

Community members may observe meetings

Attend: (1) Training + (5) Instructional Leadership Meetings (plan for the CAN)

Role

Analyze Feedback

Reflect on Collective Concerns

Construct and Participate in Surveys

Use Updates and Data to Inform Decisions

HCS District Leaders attend at least

(2) Community Advisory Network Meeting

as the Academy Representative

Community Advisory Network

Live Meetings are Recorded with a Survey

All community members may attend and participate

(5) CAN Meetings

Information and Feedback sessions.

Participation is Voluntary and Varies

Role

Learn about HCS Programs, Plans, and Student Progress

Critical Feedback Opportunity

Reflect and Express Personal Ideas and Concerns

Participate in Surveys

Review Program Updates and Data

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What is the CAN

What is the Community Advisory Network? The CAN are members from the HCS staff, students, families, and community members.

ROLE: Provide input directly during meetings and indirectly via Surveys.

  • Voluntary participation by the Horizon community (staff, students, families)
  • Attend live meetings or view recordings and complete the Survey
  • You will learn about each Academy and all other programs
  • You will learn about our student progress
  • You will collaborate with staff and peers to provide critical feedback
  • You will be part of our review process for all major Plans including our WASC, EL Plan, Title 1, 504 Plan, LCAP and LCFF

(California Education Code [EC] Section 65000[b]); (EC Section 64001[g][1]); (EC Section 65000[a]); (EC Section 65000[c][1]); (EC Section 65000[c][1][A]); (EC Section 65000[c][1][B]); (EC Section 65000[c][2]); (EC Section 65000[c][2][A]);; (EC Section 65000[d]); (EC Section 65000[c][2][B]): CDE LINK

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What is the ILT

What is the ILT? The Instructional Leadership Team. It is an elected position and team with a VOTE as a representative of the community.

Role: Assists in developing and providing input in establishing district programs and goals for all learners including special populations.

  • You will serve as a liaison between the ILT and your Academy
  • You will provide updates to the Academy regarding the ILT
  • You will collect feedback from the Academy to inform the ILT
  • You will review and analyze district progress and proficiency data and help develop the Needs Assessment
  • Annually, you will review and revise the HCS programs and inform the LCAP/LCFF

(California Education Code [EC] Section 65000[b]); (EC Section 64001[g][1]); (EC Section 65000[a]); (EC Section 65000[c][1]); (EC Section 65000[c][1][A]); (EC Section 65000[c][1][B]); (EC Section 65000[c][2]); (EC Section 65000[c][2][A]);; (EC Section 65000[d]); (EC Section 65000[c][2][B]): CDE LINK

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What is the DELAC

What is the DELAC? District English Learner Advisory Committee. It is an elected position with a VOTE as a representative of the community. Parents or guardians of English learners shall constitute the majority membership (51 percent or more) of the committee. The DELAC is a subcommittee of the Instructional Leadership Team (ILT).

ROLE: The DELAC assists in developing and providing input in establishing district programs and goals for our English Learners.

  • You will serve as a liaison between the DELAC and your Academy
  • You will provide updates to the Academy regarding DELAC and English Learner matters
  • You will collect feedback from the Academy to inform the DELAC
  • You will review and analyze district progress and proficiency data and help develop the Needs Assessment
  • Annually, you will review and revise the HCS ELL program and inform the LCAP/LCFF

California Education Code, sections 35147, 52062(a)(2), 52063(b), 52069, 62002.5, and 64001(a); California Code of Regulations, Title 5, Section 11308 and 15495(b); CDE LINK

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23.24 Topics Overview

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

All Agenda items will include a survey to gather feedback

  • OCT: Training; ILT/DELAC Interest Forms accepted 10/11-10/18; Peer Selection of Nominees/Candidates, vote via Survey 10/24 - 10/28
  • NOV: Data; Program and EL Plan Review; WASC and LCAP - Preview
  • DEC: Fiscal Report; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP Final Review
  • MAY: Annual Review of EL Programs; LCAP; WASC; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

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Schedule and Planned Topics

MONTHLY TOPICS

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

  • NOV: Data; Program and EL Plan Review; WASC and LCAP
  • DEC: Fiscal and Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP
  • MAY: Annual Review of Programs and Plans; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

ILT and the DELAC (Subcommittee)

Leadership Planning Team Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 01

DEC 06

FEB 07

MAR 05… 8:00-9:00

MAY 01

Community Advisory Network Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 08

DEC 13

FEB 14

MAR 13

MAY 08

Julie P and Heidi P, HCS

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

ILT/DELAC Agenda Format

  • Call Meeting to Order
  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum
  • Approval of Prior Agenda Minutes (VOTE)
  • Approval of Today’s Agenda (VOTE)

  • Old Business:
    • Review and Discuss: CAN meeting feedback
    • Review and Discussion: Survey Results
    • Review and Discuss: HCS Board Meeting

  • New Business
    • District Report
    • Academy Reports
    • Data Discussion
    • Program Evaluation and Review

Brown Act Protocols Apply

California Government Code

Section 54950

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Election and Recruitment

  • Each Academy will help recruit, nominate and elect ILT and DELAC representatives (family and community member and staff)
    • HCS Leadership Interest (ILT/DELAC) Form
      • Application and Nomination Timeline: OCT 5 - OCT 18
      • Peer Confirmations, via a Survey/Vote: OCT 24 - OCT 27

  • 50% of the ILT and DELAC need to be Community representatives and equal to the number of Staff; Family representatives who are also staff members may count as a Community member or Staff, but not both. High school students may count as a Community member.
    • Recruiting Family and Community representatives for the Leadership Teams
      • (2) ILT
      • (2) DELAC

    • HCS Nominated: (2) DELAC (Michelle Garcia TK-5, Cathie Galvan-Grimes,TOSA) and (2) ILT HCS Staff (Marlene Chantri-MS, Isabell Berry-HS)

  • Survey/Vote to confirm all nominees and applicants

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Questions and Comments

  • Share the WASC dates in the Presentation
    • May 6,7,8, 20024
    • Online Virtual Visit

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Horizon Charter Schools

Instructional Leadership Team (ILT) and District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC)

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

November 01, 2023

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

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Schedule and Planned Topics

MONTHLY TOPICS

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

  • NOV: Data; Program and EL Plan Review; WASC and LCAP
  • DEC: Fiscal and Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP
  • MAY: Annual Review of Programs and Plans; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

ILT and the DELAC (Subcommittee)

Leadership Planning Team Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 01

DEC 06

FEB 07

MAR 05… 8:00-9:00

MAY 01

Community Advisory Network Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 08

DEC 13

FEB 14

MAR 13

MAY 08

Julie P and Heidi P, HCS

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23.24 Topics Overview

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

All Agenda items will include a survey to gather feedback

  • OCT: Training; ILT/DELAC Interest Forms accepted 10/11-10/18; Peer Selection of Nominees/Candidates, vote via Survey 10/24 - 10/28
  • NOV: Program and EL Plan Review; Data; WASC and LCAP - Preview
  • DEC: Fiscal Report; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP Final Review
  • MAY: Annual Review of EL Programs; LCAP; WASC; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

ILT/DELAC November Agenda

NOV: HCS Programs and EL Plan Review; Data; WASC and LCAP - Preview

  • Call Meeting to Order: 11:07
  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum
  • Approval of Agenda: Jennifer W-motions; Marlene- Second; All in Favor
  • Live Notes taken, visually
  • Old Business: Board Meeting Review, Agenda
  • New Business
  • Review of Agenda Minutes and Approval (VOTE)

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Instructional Leadership Team

District English Learner Advisory Committee

  • HCS/C: Michelle Garcia, Elementary Teacher
  • HCS/C: Marlene Chantri, Middle School Teacher
  • HCS/C: Isabell Berry, High School Teacher
  • HCS/CL: Jennifer Watson
  • HCS/CL: Patrick Harback, Data Analyst

EL Parent:

  • Parent/Community/HS Student:

EL Parent:

  • Parent/Community/HS Student:

  • Parent/Community/HS Student:

Recruitment Ideas: Translation provided and promote; More than 1 student (high impact parent); Direct reach out (call, by STs);

  • DELAC/ILT leads will reach out to students;
  • Tracy make a simple letter (translations) Spa/Russ/Arabic/Pashto
  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum
    • Tracy Wilson, Facilitator
    • Julie Powell, Community Consultant
    • Cathie Galvan Grimes, District Consultant

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New Business

    • Academy Programs: LINK to K-8 Brochures and HS Brochure and Family Hub Highlights
    • English Learner Program: EL Plan LINK EL Annual Letter (pdf)
    • Next Board Meeting, 11/16: Local Data, Vision/Mission, HS Presentation, Graduation Policy

Discussion Notes

Questions

Next Steps

Reviewed the Brochures

Any new changes?

STRIDE curriculum fade; complex and priicey

Cathie: report on recent field trip; Benchmark support with a family

HUB exploration

Transportation barriers for families, what can we do?

  • Bus passes? Foster, free
  • Bus passes for others?

Tracy: Transportation barriers for families, what can we do?

  • Bus passes? Foster, free (HUB) how to?
  • Bus passes for others?

EL Plan: Too much for a family

Need a family friendly version

Acronyms!!! Not helpful and intimidating

  • EL Annual Letter (pdf)

Includes students data and domains

Translations in major languages

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  • New Business
    • WASC: Virtual Visit: May 6-8, 2024; Presentation with Staff, NOV: LINK
    • Data Discussion: OCT LCAP Board PPT

Discussion Notes

Questions

Next Steps

Data and Reports

How do staff know about our data and progress?

Ed Services

Staff Meetings

Subgroup support

Accreditation, WASC

How long will be accredited for?

Terms vary 6 years wsa the prior cycle

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  • New Business
    • Program Evaluation and Review: Discussion, Suggestions

Discussion Notes

Questions

Next Steps

Prioritize for CAN

Most complex

Most important for families to know about

all

What is enough?

Canva

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Horizon Community Advisory Network

Community Advisory Network Meeting

November 08

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

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  • Annual Agenda, posted and Shared: HUB
  • Email Invitation by Horizon to all staff and family members: LINK

  • LIVE, Information Session
  • RECORDED
  • Recording available after the session, on demand: LINK

  • Survey: Designed to provide time to reflect and respond on demand Available for two weeks following the Live Sessions: LINK

Multiple Formats

NOV 08: Program and EL Plan Review; Data; WASC and LCAP - Preview

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23.24 Topics Overview

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

All Agenda items will include a survey to gather feedback

  • OCT: Training; ILT/DELAC Interest Forms accepted 10/11-10/18; Peer Selection of Nominees/Candidates, vote via Survey 10/24 - 10/28
  • NOV: Program and EL Plan Review; Data; WASC and LCAP - Preview
  • DEC: Fiscal Report; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP Final Review
  • MAY: Annual Review of EL Programs; LCAP; WASC; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

November CAN Agenda

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Attendance

Tracy Wilson, C&I

Shanwan Bastian, Principal

John Garrard, Supt.

Patrick Harback, Data Specialist, Classified

Marlene Chantri, Certificated

Heidi Polston, Certificated Parent Mentor

Cathie Galvan Grimes, Certificated, Ed Tech TOSA

Isabel Berry, Certificated

Rosa Beach, Certiciated

Jennifer Watson, Classified

Julie Powell, Administrator

Christian, Parent

Michelle Garcia, certificated

Samantha, parent

Michaela Schull, Principal

Iksana, parent

Markus, parent

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Local Control and Accountability Plan

  • Local control, local participation, local plan
  • Every school district must engage parents and the community to create a Local Control and Accountability Plan: 2022-2023 LCAP (preview).
  • The LCAP is a comprehensive plan to map out HOW all students will succeed.
  • Parents, families and community members have a voice in the development and evaluation of the LCAP

Seasons for the LCAP

  • FALL — Educate, Examine and Evaluate
  • WINTER — Developing Goals and Plan Drafts
  • SPRING — Present the Plan
  • SUMMER — Reflect

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TK-8 Programs At a Glance

On Demand

Learning

Blended

Learning

Supported Home Study

Alternative Home Study*

  • Flexible schedule
  • Pre-recorded daily digital lessons
  • Daily offline “home” work
  • Opportunities for regularly scheduled, live targeted support
  • Families use the HCS online platform to access instructional material
  • HCS Teachers guide student pacing and ongoing assessments with regular feedback to monitor student engagement and progress
  • Weekly class schedule
  • HCS Teachers provide virtual instruction with additional, required assignments including targeted support as needed
  • Curriculum includes: both digital resources and print/workbooks for offline “home” work
  • Families provide additional instruction, ensure students are completing and submitting assignments and monitor their student’s work.
  • Flexible schedule
  • Families provide daily direct instruction
  • HCS Teachers provide the recommended curriculum, print workbooks and digital resources
  • HCS Teachers provide opportunities for regularly scheduled, live targeted support
  • HCS Teachers provide pacing guides and ongoing assessments with feedback to monitor student work completion and progress
  • Flexible schedule
  • Families provide daily instruction
  • Curriculum varies based on student needs and interests
  • HCS Teachers provide opportunities for regularly scheduled, live targeted support
  • HCS Teachers guide student pacing and provide ongoing assessments with regular feedback to monitor student progress

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Virtual Learning Instruction (VLI)

On Demand Learning

(ODL)

Dual Enrollment

  • 90 Minutes of LIVE Instruction and engagement with a teacher in an online virtual class, weekly; Recorded
  • Live discussions and interactions
  • Immediate support and feedback
  • Significant student work is completed collaboratively with a teacher in the virtual class setting with some assigned independent work
  • Class content varies teachers provide engaging material to supplement and enrich
  • 60 Minutes of LIVE Instruction and support in an online virtual class with weekly required evidence of learning
  • Recorded instructional videos on demand
  • Teachers guide students through the required weekly evidence of learning assignment
  • Teachers respond to emails daily
  • Each online lesson includes assignments in a predictable pattern: Teaching Video with an Assignment, and Quiz, several per session
  • Some on demand courses are only offered as Vendor Facilitated (i.e. CTE Pathways, French, ASL, Visual Arts): Vendor Teachers are CA credentialed.

Dual Enrollment in a Community College Course with a College Instructor allowing students to meet high school credits and college credits at the same time

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Alternative Learning

(requires approval)

  • Basic course options as approved by an HCS Team
  • Practical courses for eligible students with an IEP who are pursuing a Certificate of Completion instead of a Diploma

High School Programs At a Glance

2023-2024 High School Course Catalog

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Academy Programs

K-8 Brochures and HS Brochure

Family Hub Highlights

  • Academies
  • Counseling
  • Parent Resources
  • Special Programs
  • HCSEF, Foundation
  • More!

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Horizon English Learner Program

23.24 ELD Program Guide for Families

Home Language Survey

New students

Is English the home language?

  • NO = Assessment

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Horizon English Learner Program

23.24 ELD Program Guide for Families

Assessments

Overview Video

  • Initial
  • Summative
  • Special Education, Alternative

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Horizon English Learner Program

23.24 ELD Program Guide for Families

English Language Development Support Program:

  • CORE Integrated program
  • Designated and developmental support

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Horizon English Learner Program

23.24 ELD Program Guide for Families

Reclassification

  • Fall and Spring check
  • Reclassified as a Fluent English Learner
  • 4 year monitoring

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What is the DELAC

What is the DELAC? District English Learner Advisory Committee.

  • Elected leadership position
  • Parents or guardians of English learners constitute the majority membership (51 %)
  • DELAC is a subcommittee of the Instructional Leadership Team (ILT).

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ILT/DELAC and CAN Overview

Instructional Leadership Team and District English Learner Advisory Committee, a Subcommittee of the ILT

Community members may observe meetings

Attend: (1) Training + (5) Instructional Leadership Meetings (plan for the CAN)

Role

VOTE

Lead learners about Horizon Programs

Analyze Feedback

Reflect on Collective Concerns

Construct and Participate in Surveys

Use Updates and Data to Inform Decisions

VOTE

Community Advisory Network

Live Meetings are Recorded with a Survey

All community members may attend and participate

(5) CAN Meetings

Information and Feedback sessions.

Participation is Voluntary and Varies

Role

Learn about HCS Programs, Plans, and Student Progress

Critical Feedback Opportunity

Reflect and Express Personal Ideas and Concerns

Participate in Surveys

Review Program Updates and Data

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    • Tracy Wilson, Facilitator and Director
    • Julie Powell, Community Consultant
    • Michelle Garcia, District Consultant

Instructional Leadership Team

District English Learner Advisory Committee

  • HCS/C: Cathie Galvan Grimes, K-12 TOSA
  • HCS/C: Marlene Chantri, Middle School Teacher
  • HCS/C: Isabell Berry High School Teacher
  • HCS/CL: Jennifer Watson
  • HCS/CL: Patrick Harback, Data Analyst

EL Parent: Recruiting

Parent/Staff or HS Student: Recruiting

EL Parent: Recruiting

Parent/Staff or HS Student: Recruiting

Parent/Staff or HS Student: Recruiting

Horizon Leadership Interest (ILT/DELAC) Form

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Values and Mission

Horizon Values -DRAFT- Statement

Mission Statement:

Our proposed updated mission statement reflects what we aspire to become. It states the following:

Horizon Charter Schools exist in collaboration with home

educators to ensure intentional and relevant student

learning by providing tailored and comprehensive

educational options to empower EVERY student to

develop into a contributing and thriving citizen.

Survey

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Horizon Charter Schools

WASC Site Visit and Report

Self-study Report: March 24, 2024

Virtual Visit: May 6-8, 2024

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What is WASC?

Western Association of States and Colleges

This is our accrediting commission

WASC certifies our accreditation status every six years

We conduct a self-study and host a self-study visit.

This is a process of self-evaluation and reflection on all facets of Horizon which results in our recognition/celebration of successes and developing goals for continued improvement and growth

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The Big Idea

Define Ourselves

Reflect on the Progress of our Students

Evaluate our Programs

Develop a Collective Vision for Horizon

Create a Roadmap

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WASC

Process

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LCAP and LCFF

3 Year Plan

WASC

6 Year Plan

Charter Renewal

5 Year Plan

Plan Alignment

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Five Reflection Areas

  1. Organization: vision/mission, governance and leadership, staff, resources
  2. Curriculum: rigorous & relevant, standards-based, equity & access
  3. Learning and Teaching: student engagement
  4. Assessment and Accountability
  5. School Culture and Support for Student Personal, Social-emotional, and Academic Growth

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TEAMS

A: Leadership and Organization: Vision and Mission, and leadership, staff, resources (HUB)

B&C: Curriculum, Learning & Teaching

D&E: Assessment & Accountability; School Culture; Support and SEL; Academic Growth

Prioritize Areas of Growth Needs from Category A-E

Chair: Carin

Chair: Shawna and Michaela

Chair: Julie and Tabitha

Chair: Tracy and Carin and Rosa

Cabinet + Ext Cabinet + Leadership

Certificated Staff

Classified Staff

Administrators

Community

Certificated Staff

Classified Staff

Administrators

Community

Certificated Staff

Classified Staff

Administrators

Community

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SEP

Preparation

Identify the Focus Groups; Staff Training

Review Models, Samples, HCS WASC Mid Cycle

Review, T1/Fed Addendum; Gather Data (SARC, LCAP)

OCT

First Drafts

Review Needs Assessment

Develop Values and Vision and first drafts

NOV

Feedback Cycles

Teams review each other's Drafts

Leadership Team review

ILT/PAC Review; Staff Survey

DEC

Leadership Alignment

Chapter IV: Summary of Needs Assessment

Chapter V: Schoolwide Action Plan/LCAP Alignment

JAN

FINAL DRAFT

FEB

BOARD PRESENTATION

Timeline Overview

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WASC Support Resources

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Feedback Session

  • LCAP: ELs increase? Stability
  • Programs:
  • Values/Mission:
  • WASC
  • Survey: Family (District email) + ST/Academy
    • HS/MS/ES: Staff Meetings + STs

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Horizon Charter Schools

Instructional Leadership Team (ILT) and District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC)

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

December 06, 2023

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

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Schedule and Planned Topics

MONTHLY TOPICS

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

  • NOV: Data; Program and EL Plan Review; WASC and LCAP
  • DEC: Fiscal and Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP
  • MAY: Annual Review of Programs and Plans; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

ILT and the DELAC (Subcommittee)

Leadership Planning Team Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 01

DEC 06

FEB 07

MAR 05… 8:00-9:00

MAY 01

Community Advisory Network Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 08

DEC 13

FEB 14

MAR 13

MAY 08

Julie P and Heidi P, HCS

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23.24 Topics Overview

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

All Agenda items will include a survey to gather feedback

  • OCT: Training; ILT/DELAC Interest Forms accepted 10/11-10/18; Peer Selection of Nominees/Candidates, vote via Survey 10/24 - 10/28
  • NOV: Program and EL Plan Review; Data; 504 Plans; WASC and LCAP - Preview
  • DEC: Fiscal Report; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP Final Review
  • MAY: Annual Review of EL Programs; LCAP; WASC; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

ILT/DELAC November Agenda

  • DEC: Fiscal Report; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

  • Call Meeting to Order: 11:09
  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum, Quorum
  • Approval of Agenda: Michelle, motion, Patricks 2nds; ALL-in Favor
  • Live Notes taken, visually
  • Old Business: Board Meeting Review, Agenda: Special Population Grad Requirements adopted
  • New Business
    • Academy Updates: Programs- events, focus areas, data
    • WASC: Site Visit Dec 11 (Monday possible drop in to the HCS Staff meetings), Sean -WASC Lead; Virtual Visit: May 6-8, 2024; Presentation with Staff, NOV: LINK
    • 22.23 LCAP Intro to LCAP and LCFF
    • Dashboard Data Preview: SPSA - What to Measure and Where to Find It
    • Leadership Recruitment Strategies
    • Next Board Meeting, 12/21: LINK
    • Program Evaluation and Review: Discussion, Suggestions
  • Review of Agenda Minutes and Approval (VOTE)

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  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum
    • Tracy Wilson, Facilitator
    • Julie Powell, Community Consultant
    • Cathie Galvan Grimes, District Consultant

Instructional Leadership Team

District English Learner Advisory Committee

  • HCS/C: Michelle Garcia, Elementary Teacher
  • HCS/C: Marlene Chantri, Middle School Teacher
  • HCS/C: Isabell Berry, High School Teacher
  • HCS/CL: Jennifer Watson
  • HCS/CL: Patrick Harback, Data Analyst

EL Parent:

  • Parent/Community/HS Student:

EL Parent:

  • Parent/Community/HS Student:

  • Parent/Community/HS Student:

Prior Recruitment Ideas: Translation provided and promote; More than 1 student (high impact parent); Direct reach out (call, by STs);

  • DELAC/ILT leads will reach out to students and families to recruit EL
  • Make a simple letter (translations) Spa/Russ/Arabic/Pashto? Not required but may be helpful

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Discussion Topics and Notes

Questions

Next Steps

Dashboard Data: HS Grad Rate- vulnerable groups changes, Board Policy and practices

Will this improve the Grad rate? Yes, we anticipate the tracking and support of vulnerable populations will improve GRAD rate

Resources: Tracy- requested 60 backpacks

For homeless families; No food plan (51% Low income)

Improvement Ideas

Intervention Classes- Labs? For Spring, but ALL year preferred for interventions

Family Survey; do with families in LP

Communication surveys via text? Julie- opt in for texts required

Add cell preference to the survey

Can families complete surveys without a google account? Survey Monkey? Mail Chimp?- Parent Square?

Recruitment Strategies

EL HS Student for DELAC?

Tracy- EL Lab- recruitment limited

Tracy- HS Leadership clubs, Katie Scott

Tracy- Student Survey

Stability Rates per Academy and impact on data; arriving un prepared?

Patrick/Heather- Stability rate data

HS- Survey- the amount of work; standards based mastery over WORK WORK WORK and grading while learning?

College/Career Readiness

SPEd support for Students is challenging; STs need better training and more ideas about how to help in a digital world

Stability rate with SpEd?

Failure data early?

Modified A-G options

Pre-enrollment survey to help develop a course plan

Way to Identify/Inform ST BOY

Less acronmys like join our English Learner programs, conversations… no EdSpeak!!!

Tracy- Reconstruct the language used to recruit!!!

Join our meeting to help give feedback

Student Focus Group

Create one!!!

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Horizon Community Advisory Network

Community Advisory Network Meeting

December 13, 2023

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

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  • Annual Agenda, posted and Shared: HUB
  • Email Invitation by Horizon to all staff and family members: LINK

  • LIVE, Information Session
  • RECORDED
  • Recording available after the session, on demand: LINK

  • Survey: Designed to provide time to reflect and respond on demand Available for two weeks following the Live Sessions: LINK

Multiple Formats

NOV 08: Program and EL Plan Review; Data; WASC and LCAP - Preview

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23.24 Topics Overview

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

All Agenda items will include a survey to gather feedback

  • OCT: Training; ILT/DELAC Interest Forms accepted 10/11-10/18; Peer Selection of Nominees/Candidates, vote via Survey 10/24 - 10/28
  • NOV: Program and EL Plan Review; Data; WASC and LCAP - Preview
  • DEC: Board Updates-Fiscal Report; WASC; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP Final Review
  • MAY: Annual Review of EL Programs; LCAP; WASC; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

December CAN Agenda

DEC: Fiscal Report; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

  • Dec Board Update
    • First Interim Fiscal Report and Update
    • K-5 Academy Update and Presentation
    • Data, State Dashboard
    • WASC Update
  • Dashboard Preview and Update
  • WASC Update: Virtual Visit is May 6-8, 2024; 12/11, WASC Site Visit: Presentation
    • CAN Hub with WASC Information, LINK
  • Academy Updates
  • English Learner Program and Updates
  • Leadership Recruitment for ILT and DELAC: Interest Form
  • Community Feedback Session and Program Improvement Ideas

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Attendance

Tracy Wilson, C&I

Shanwan Bastian, Principal

John Garrard, Supt.

Patrick Harback, Data Specialist, Classified

Marlene Chantri, Certificated

Heidi Polston, Certificated Parent Mentor

Cathie Galvan Grimes, Certificated, Ed Tech TOSA

Julie Powell, Administrator

Michaela Schull, Principal

Michelle Garcia, Certificated

Isabel Berry, Certificated

Tabitha Bertram, HS Principal

Petra, HS parent

Janie, MS parent

Rania Mahmoud, parent

Sam, parent

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State Dashboard

Measures Proficiency and Growth

Performance Levels (or colors) for state indicators are determined using current year performance (or Status) and the difference from prior year (or Change) to show growth or decline. This results in five color-coded Performance Levels for each indicator. From highest to lowest, the Performance Levels are: Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, and Red.

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2021 was a Status Only Year, baseline data, no Colors

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2021-2022 Status Year

2022-2023 Color Year

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What is WASC?

Western Association of States and Colleges

This is our accrediting commission

WASC certifies our accreditation status every six years

We conduct a self-study and host a self-study visit.

This is a process of self-evaluation and reflection on all facets of Horizon which results in our recognition/celebration of successes and developing goals for continued improvement and growth

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WASC Review and Update

  • District progress report and plan for improvement
  • Collaborative process and includes feedback from students, parents the community , certificated and classified staff, and administration.
  • The WASC is a comprehensive plan to map out HOW all students will succeed and it guides the development of the LCAP (3 year plan)
  • Parents, families and community members have a voice in the development and evaluation of the progress of the WASC annually and formally as part of the Midterm Review.
  • HUB Access

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WASC December Pre-Visit

11:00-11:45 Site Tour and Coffee Cart ;)

  • Christy, SpEd Learning Centers
  • James, CRC from order to shipments
  • Cathie, Curriculum Buckets used for family events
  • Sergio, Technology room and support

12:00-1:00 Lunch and Table Talk

  • Tracy: Staff PPD and Special Programs HUB LINK and CAN/ILT
  • Cathie: Teacher and Family Support, LINK
  • Julie: Family Engagement and Support, Presentation LINK
  • Alison/Heather: Portfolios
  • Patrick: Detailed Report and Big Data
  • Erin Parnell: SEL/MTSS and Thrively, Presentation LINK

1:00-1:30 Drop in observation of Staff Meeting

December 11, 2023

Guests:

Sean O’Neil, Los Rios Community College District and WASC Lead Coordinator

Rosa Beach: HCS WASC Lead

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WASC

Process

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LCAP and LCFF

3 Year Plan

WASC

6 Year Plan

Charter Renewal

5 Year Plan

Plan Alignment

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SEP

Preparation

Identify the Focus Groups; Staff Training

Review Models, Samples, HCS WASC Mid Cycle

Review, T1/Fed Addendum; Gather Data (SARC, LCAP)

OCT

First Drafts

Review Needs Assessment

Develop Values and Vision and first drafts

NOV

Feedback Cycles

Teams review each other's Drafts

Leadership Team review

ILT/PAC Review; Staff Survey

DEC

Leadership Alignment

Feedback Cycles

Chapter IV: Summary of Needs Assessment

Chapter V: Schoolwide Action Plan/LCAP Alignment

JAN

FINAL DRAFT

FEB

BOARD PRESENTATION

Timeline Overview

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TK-8 Programs At a Glance: K-8 Brochures

On Demand

Learning

Blended

Learning

Supported Home Study

Alternative Home Study*

  • Flexible schedule
  • Pre-recorded daily digital lessons
  • Daily offline “home” work
  • Opportunities for regularly scheduled, live targeted support
  • Families use the HCS online platform to access instructional material
  • HCS Teachers guide student pacing and ongoing assessments with regular feedback to monitor student engagement and progress
  • Weekly class schedule
  • HCS Teachers provide virtual instruction with additional, required assignments including targeted support as needed
  • Curriculum includes: both digital resources and print/workbooks for offline “home” work
  • Families provide additional instruction, ensure students are completing and submitting assignments and monitor their student’s work.
  • Flexible schedule
  • Families provide daily direct instruction
  • HCS Teachers provide the recommended curriculum, print workbooks and digital resources
  • HCS Teachers provide opportunities for regularly scheduled, live targeted support
  • HCS Teachers provide pacing guides and ongoing assessments with feedback to monitor student work completion and progress
  • Flexible schedule
  • Families provide daily instruction
  • Curriculum varies based on student needs and interests
  • HCS Teachers provide opportunities for regularly scheduled, live targeted support
  • HCS Teachers guide student pacing and provide ongoing assessments with regular feedback to monitor student progress

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Virtual Learning Instruction (VLI)

On Demand Learning

(ODL)

Dual Enrollment

  • 90 Minutes of LIVE Instruction and engagement with a teacher in an online virtual class, weekly; Recorded
  • Live discussions and interactions
  • Immediate support and feedback
  • Significant student work is completed collaboratively with a teacher in the virtual class setting with some assigned independent work
  • Class content varies teachers provide engaging material to supplement and enrich
  • 60 Minutes of LIVE Instruction and support in an online virtual class with weekly required evidence of learning
  • Recorded instructional videos on demand
  • Teachers guide students through the required weekly evidence of learning assignment
  • Teachers respond to emails daily
  • Each online lesson includes assignments in a predictable pattern: Teaching Video with an Assignment, and Quiz, several per session
  • Some on demand courses are only offered as Vendor Facilitated (i.e. CTE Pathways, French, ASL, Visual Arts): Vendor Teachers are CA credentialed.

Dual Enrollment in a Community College Course with a College Instructor allowing students to meet high school credits and college credits at the same time

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Alternative Learning

(requires approval)

  • Basic course options as approved by an HCS Team (not A-G for UC/CSU)
  • Practical courses for eligible students with an IEP who are pursuing a Certificate of Completion instead of a Diploma

High School Programs At a Glance

2023-2024 High School Course Catalog

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Program Updates

K-5 Academy

Hub Link

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Horizon English Learner Program and Progress

23.24 ELD Program Guide for Families

English Language Development Support Program:

  • CORE Integrated program
  • Designated and developmental support
  • Monthly Monitoring of ALL ELs by the Academies

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What is the DELAC

What is the DELAC? District English Learner Advisory Committee.

  • Elected leadership position
  • Parents or guardians of English learners constitute the majority membership (51 %)
  • DELAC is a subcommittee of the Instructional Leadership Team (ILT).

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ILT/DELAC and CAN Overview

Instructional Leadership Team and District English Learner Advisory Committee, a Subcommittee of the ILT

Community members may observe meetings

Attend: (1) Training + (5) Instructional Leadership Meetings (plan for the CAN)

Role

VOTE

Lead learners about Horizon Programs

Analyze Feedback

Reflect on Collective Concerns

Construct and Participate in Surveys

Use Updates and Data to Inform Decisions

VOTE

Community Advisory Network

Live Meetings are Recorded with a Survey

All community members may attend and participate

(5) CAN Meetings

Information and Feedback sessions.

Participation is Voluntary and Varies

Role

Learn about HCS Programs, Plans, and Student Progress

Critical Feedback Opportunity

Reflect and Express Personal Ideas and Concerns

Participate in Surveys

Review Program Updates and Data

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Feedback Session and Program Improvement Ideas

Data Dashboard and Progress

WASC

K-12 Programs

EL Programs

Other

Dec 15, CA promises full access

New- LINK, on Parent Hub

Academic Incentive Plan (stretch goals) iReady time online etc.,

Legacy teachers reaching up to HS students

CAASPP Update: Why; How to Prepare? Heather

Data

Family Support, GTA Update

Curriculum Update on Training and support with a Survey… Cathie

FEB Mtg-

HS: Counseling DEpartment, Melora and April

FEB Mtg-

Special Education, Christy

FEB Mtg-

504s, Heather

E News to students and families?

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Horizon Charter Schools

Instructional Leadership Team (ILT) and District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC)

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

February 07, 2024

11:00AM - 12:00 PM

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Schedule and Planned Topics

MONTHLY TOPICS

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

  • NOV: Data; Program and EL Plan Review; WASC and LCAP
  • DEC: Fiscal and Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP
  • MAY: Annual Review of Programs and Plans; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

ILT and the DELAC (Subcommittee)

Leadership Planning Team Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 01

DEC 06

FEB 07

MAR 05… 8:00-9:00

MAY 01

Community Advisory Network Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 08

DEC 13

FEB 14

MAR 13

MAY 08

Julie P and Heidi P, HCS

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23.24 ILT/DELAC Topics

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

All Agenda items will include a survey to gather feedback

  • OCT: Training; ILT/DELAC Interest Forms accepted 10/11-10/18; Peer Selection of Nominees/Candidates, vote via Survey 10/24 - 10/28
  • NOV: Program and EL Plan Review; Data; 504 Plans; WASC and LCAP - Preview
  • DEC: Fiscal Report; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: Improvement Ideas and Recommendations; Department Reports; WASC Survey Results and Final Review
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP Final Review
  • MAY: Annual Review of EL Programs; LCAP; WASC; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

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  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum
    • Tracy Wilson, Facilitator
    • Julie Powell, Community Consultant
    • Cathie Galvan Grimes, District Consultant

Instructional Leadership Team

District English Learner Advisory Committee

  • HCS/C: Michelle Garcia, Elementary Teacher
  • HCS/C: Marlene Chantri, Middle School Teacher
  • HCS/C: Isabell Berry, High School Teacher
  • HCS/CL: Jennifer Watson
  • HCS/CL: Patrick Harback, Data Analyst

EL Parent:... Direct Invites to all EL Families

  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Huroulain Saffiya Sheikh

EL Parent:... Direct Invites to all EL Families

  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Alexandra Penner

  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Sahaar Tukhi

Prior Recruitment Ideas: Translation provided and promote; More than 1 student (high impact parent); Direct reach out (call, by STs);

  • DELAC/ILT leads will reach out to students and families to recruit EL
  • Make a simple letter (translations) Spa/Russ/Arabic/Pashto? Not required but may be helpful

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

ILT/DELAC November Agenda

  • FEB 07: Improvement Ideas and Recommendations; Department Reports; WASC Survey Results and Final Review

  • Call Meeting to Order: 11:05
  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum: Affirmed
  • Approval of Agenda: Motion- Isabel , Second- Cathie, Discussion - VOTE: All in Favor
  • Live Notes taken, visually
  • Old Business: Board Meeting Review, Agenda: Highlights- SARC approved
  • New Business
    • Feb 14 CAN meeting and Topics
      • Academy Updates: Programs- events, focus areas, data
      • SpEd Department Presentation and Counseling Department Update
    • WASC: Visit: May 6-8, 2024; Presentation with Staff, NOV: LINK
      • WASC: Accreditation, multi-year (6 years) WASC Review and Goals
      • WASC Staff Survey Data Results: LINK
      • Preview Surveys: Student and Family
      • WASC: Accreditation, multi-year (6 years) WASC Review and Goals
      • Program Evaluation and Review: Discussion, Suggestions

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

ILT/DELAC November Agenda

  • FEB 07: Improvement Ideas and Recommendations; Department Reports; WASC Survey Results and Final Review

  • New Business
    • Federal Addendum Requirements
      • Comprehensive Needs Assessment- Math, SpEd and EL, Grad Rate and Sped, : LINK
      • Title 1 (Achievement); Title 2 (Professional Development); Title 3 (English Learners)
    • DELAC Leadership Recruitment Strategies
    • Next Board Meeting, 2/15 LINK
    • Program Evaluation and Review: Discussion, Suggestions
  • Review of Agenda Minutes and Approval (VOTE)

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Discussion Topics and Notes

Questions

Next Steps

WASC: Accreditation, multi-year (6 years) WASC Review and Goals

WASC Staff Survey Data Results: LINK

Preview Surveys: Student and Family

WASC: Program Evaluation and Review: Discussion, Suggestions

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Horizon Community Advisory Network

Community Advisory Network (CAN)

Meeting

February 13, 2024

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

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  • Annual Agenda, posted and Shared: HUB
  • Email Invitation by Horizon to all staff and family members: LINK

  • LIVE, Information Session
  • RECORDED
  • Recording available after the session, on demand: LINK

  • Survey: Designed to provide time to reflect and respond on demand Available for two weeks following the Live Sessions: LINK

Multiple Formats

  • FEB: Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

To Partner and Collaborate

To Gather Family and Community Feedback

To Share Program Information

To Preview and Review Board Meetings

To Evaluate the Effectiveness of all Programs

To Support Horizon’s Continuous Improvement Efforts

Welcome and Introduction

What is our Collective Purpose?

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

This is a Shared Learning Opportunity

We are Solution Oriented

We Listen to Learn First

We Assume Positive Intentions of all Participants

Welcome and Introduction

WORKING NORMS

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CAN Annual Agenda

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

All Agenda items will include a survey to gather feedback

  • OCT: Training; ILT/DELAC Interest Forms accepted 10/11-10/18; Peer Selection of Nominees/Candidates, vote via Survey 10/24 - 10/28
  • NOV: Program and EL Plan Review; Data; 504 Plans; WASC and LCAP - Preview
  • DEC: Fiscal Report; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: Improvement Ideas and Recommendations; Department Reports; WASC/LCAP Survey
  • MAR: WASC Final Review; LCAP Goals; Special programs; Special Initiatives Report
  • MAY: Annual Review of EL Programs; LCAP; WASC; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

Welcome and Introduction

AGENDA

  • Welcome and Introduction
  • District Presentation: Superintendent Dr. John Garrard
  • Department Presentations: Academies, Counseling Team, Special Education
  • WASC and Program Family Survey
  • Improvement Ideas

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Attendance

Tracy Wilson, Director of C&I (Facilitator)\

Shanwan Bastian, Principal

John Garrard, Superintendent

Patrick Harback, Data Specialist, Classified

Marlene Chantri, Certificated

Heidi Polston, Certificated Parent Mentor

Cathie Galvan Grimes, Certificated, Ed Tech TOSA

Julie Powell, Administrator

Michaela Schull, Principal

Michelle Garcia, Certificated

Isabel Berry, Certificated

Tabitha Bertram, HS Principal

Mayra Huerta - Educational Support Specialist, Classified

Melora Klusnick, Counselor

April Robinson, Counselor

Christy Ploszaj, Director of Special Education

Cindy White (G 10 family)

Jennifer Watson, Assessment Technician, Classified

Sarah Strang, Coordinator of Communications and Customer Service

Mayra Huerta - Educational Support Specialist

Carrie Kulesa - Certificated

Heather Zorn - Principal on Special Assignment

Daina Banks, Certificated

Rene Twogood (family/board member)

Wendy Fayard, Certificated

Kristina (family): Parent- kristinagarza@hotmail.com

Tridee Murray (student)

Janie Marshall (family) izlxbashmom@gmail.com

Rania Mahmoud (family)

Rismahmoud@yahoo.com

petra.sanders59@yahoo.com, (family) 10th Grade

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

Superintendent’s Report

  • Welcome
  • Community Events-Talent Show
  • Enrollment for next year begins tomorrow
  • Board Meetings-Third Thursday of each month (Aug.-Jun.)
  • Season for Feedback-State Testing
  • Graduation-May 30, 2024

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Program Updates

K-5 Academy

Hub Link

Special Education Department

100th Day of School Celebrations 2/8

Assessments: TK-2 Benchmarks, 3-5 Writing

New Staff, LINK

8th Grade Promotion committee has started planning- we are looking at Monday, May 20th in Rancho Cordova

FIAB complete and being scored

Virtual Field Trip 2/26 for Signature Event

FIAB written assessment in preparation for the CAASPP

Counselors are building their understanding of other schools in our counties to better support students who exit Horizon and increase awareness

ASVAB test in December and March

Counseling Hub page

Events LINK

Director: Christy Ploszaj

cploszaj@hcs.k12.ca.us

Multi Tiered Systems of Support

Social-Emotional & Behavioral Wellness Resources for Families

Presentation

CIM: Team LINK

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Needs Assessment - Feedback Session

WASC Preview

District progress report and plan for improvement

Collaborative process

Aligns with LCAP (3 year plan)

Review. HUB Access

May 6-8

Recruiting Families to participate

Family Survey: HS Graduation Rate

Family Survey: Engagement

Some growth, working to close gaps between ALL students and other subgroups; SOED and Leadership Team is working on HS success

HCS Leadership Teams meeting to focus on improving student math outcomes.

Sustained growth, working to close gaps between ALL students and other subgroups

New Coordinator and new Coordinator of Communications and Customer Service

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Program Improvement Ideas

Testing Window: Language translations to improve attendance and participation rates

Could we identify the top heritage languages?

  • YES!

CAASPP Page has translated resources

Next Meeting

Julie Powell

  • GTA
  • Parent Mentors
  • Vendors
  • Parent Workshops

Next Meeting

  • C& I and Curriculum updates
  • CRC Team
  • EdTech ToSA and curriculum support

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Horizon Charer Schools

Instructional Leadership Team (ILT) and District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC)

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

March 05, 2024

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

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Schedule and Planned Topics

MONTHLY TOPICS

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

  • NOV: Data; Program and EL Plan Review; WASC and LCAP
  • DEC: Fiscal and Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP
  • MAY: Annual Review of Programs and Plans; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

ILT and the DELAC (Subcommittee)

Leadership Planning Team Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 01

DEC 06

FEB 07

MAR 05… 8:00-9:00

MAY 01

Community Advisory Network Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 08

DEC 13

FEB 14

MAR 13

MAY 08

Julie P and Heidi P, HCS

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twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

ILT/DELAC *MARCH * AGENDA

  • MARCH 05: WASC and LCAP

  • Call Meeting to Order: 8:03
  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum:
  • Approval of Agenda: Motion/ Second; Discussion; VOTE:
  • Live Notes taken, visually
  • Old Business: Feb Board Meeting Review, Agenda: Highlights- School's Values, Mission, and Vision (Adopted)
  • New Business
    • MARCH 13 CAN meeting and Topics
      • Academy Updates: Programs- events, focus areas, data
      • Parent Resources, Vendors, GTHA, and C&I Presentations
    • WASC: Visit: May 6-8, 2024; Presentation with Board, MARCH: LINK
    • LCAP: 2022/2023 LINK; Renewal, 2024/2025
      • Needs Assessment informed by Surveys and Leadership Team inputs
        • Comprehensive Needs Assessment- Math, SpEd and EL, Grad Rate and Sped, : LINK
      • High School Success Leadership Team (SpEd): LINK
      • Math Success leadership Team (SpEd): LINK
      • English Learner Needs: LINK
      • WASC Staff Survey Data Results: Responses LINK
      • Preview Surveys: Student and Family

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  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum
    • Tracy Wilson, Facilitator
    • Julie Powell, Community Consultant
    • Cathie Galvan Grimes, District Consultant

Instructional Leadership Team

District English Learner Advisory Committee

  • HCS/C: Michelle Garcia, Elementary Teacher
  • HCS/C: Marlene Chantri, Middle School Teacher
  • HCS/C: Isabell Berry, High School Teacher
  • HCS/CL: Jennifer Watson, EL Assessment and data
  • HCS/CL: Patrick Harback, Data Analyst

EL Parent:... Direct Invites to all EL Families

  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Huroulain Saffiya Sheikh

EL Parent:... Direct Invites to all EL Families

  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Alexandra Penner

  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Sahaar Tukhi

Special Education Representative:

Will need to modify the group representatives to include:

  • (ILT) 3 HCS //1 SPED, 2 Community= 6 Total
  • (DELAC) 2 HCS + 2 EL Comunity = 4 Total

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Discussion Topics and Notes

Questions

Next Steps

Feb Board Meeting Review, Agenda: Highlights- School's Values, Mission, and Vision (Adopted)

INFO only

Comprehensive Needs Assessment- Math, SpEd and EL, Grad Rate and Sped, : LINK

Clear link to WASC/LCAP

Preview Surveys: Student and Family

WASC Staff Survey Data Results: Responses LINK

High School Success Leadership Team: LINK

A-G not necessarily a key objective for many students; so NOT a HUge Topic

Grad Rate

Dual Enrollment (readiness); Must prove readiness as per student? Barriers? Elective options to enrich? Human and Career Classes to learn how to be a student (8 week)

Grad Rate

Dual Enrollment (readiness); Must prove readiness as per student? Barriers? Elective options to enrich? Human and Career Classes to learn how to be a student (8 week)

Lowest Math level in College, for credit? Senior level; Freshman BIO… what classes are being taken? The breadth and range?... Get the data rom Patrick

HS Science or Credit Science? Beter understanding the credit conversion and requirements (LINK to Courses) HCS specilized support system for DE

Math Success leadership Team: LINK

All Students

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Horizon Community Advisory Network

Community Advisory Network (CAN)

Meeting

March 13, 2024

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

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  • Annual Agenda, posted and Shared: HUB
  • Email Invitation by Horizon to all staff and family members: LINK

  • LIVE, Information Session
  • RECORDED
  • Recording available after the session, on demand: LINK

  • Survey: Designed to provide time to reflect and respond on demand Available for two weeks following the Live Sessions: LINK

Multiple Formats

  • WASC Final Review; LCAP Goals; Academy and Family Support

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

To Partner and Collaborate

To Gather Family and Community Feedback

To Share Program Information

To Preview and Review Board Meetings

To Evaluate the Effectiveness of all Programs

To Support Horizon’s Continuous Improvement Efforts

Welcome and Introduction

What is our Collective Purpose?

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

This is a Shared Learning Opportunity

We are Solution Oriented

We Listen to Learn First

We Assume Positive Intentions of all Participants

Welcome and Introduction

WORKING NORMS

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CAN Annual Agenda

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

All Agenda items will include a survey to gather feedback

  • OCT: Training; ILT/DELAC Interest Forms accepted 10/11-10/18; Peer Selection of Nominees/Candidates, vote via Survey 10/24 - 10/28
  • NOV: Program and EL Plan Review; Data; 504 Plans; WASC and LCAP - Preview
  • DEC: Fiscal Report; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: Improvement Ideas and Recommendations; Department Reports; WASC/LCAP Survey
  • MAR: WASC Final Review; LCAP Goals; Academy and Family Support Initiatives
  • MAY: Annual Review of EL Programs; LCAP; WASC; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

Welcome and Introduction

AGENDA

  • Welcome and Introduction
  • District Presentation: Superintendent Dr. John Garrard
  • Department Presentations: Academies, Family Support, Curriculum Support
  • WASC and Program Family Survey
  • Improvement Ideas

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Attendance

Tracy Wilson, Director of C&I (Facilitator)

John Garrard, Superintendent

Jennifer Watson, Assessment Technician, Classified

Patrick Harback, Data Specialist, Classified

Marlene Chantri, Certificated

Heidi Polston, Certificated Parent Mentor

Michaela Schull, Principal

Shawna Bastian, MS Principal

Tabitha Bertram, HS Principal

Cathie Galvan Grimes, Certificated, Ed Tech TOSA

Julie Powell, Administrator

Mayra Huerta - Educational Support Specialist

Michelle Garcia, Certificated

Isabel Berry, Certificated

Sarah Strang, Coordinator of Communications and Customer Service

Marlene Chantri ✔

Kendall Wallace

Jacoby Miller

Wendy Fayard

Huroulain Saffiya Sheikh

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Superintendent’s Report

  • Welcome
  • Community Events
  • Enrollment for next year continues
  • Board Meetings-Third Thursday of each month (Aug.-Jun.)
  • Season for Feedback-State Testing
  • Graduation - May 30, 2024

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Program Updates

K-5 Academy

Hub Link

Middle School

Family Hub Link

Department Presentation

Family Support

Book Fair!

3-5 CAASPP testing:

April 15-19

CAASPP test prep schedule *link

High School Orientation recording from last Monday

8th Grade Promotion Monday, May 20th

Stone Creek Community 3625 Spoto Drive Rancho Cordova, CA 96570

MS Student Meet Up

Book Fair hand out and STEM activities

Sara Smith

Interim Middle School Principal for remainder of the year

CAASPP April 22-26

Graduation

May 30, 2024

Williams Jessup University

CAASPP Testing

Grade 11 impact on HUB

Counseling Hub page

Events LINK

Curriculum and Family Support

Cathie Galvan Grimes cgalvan@hcs.k12.ca.us

Presentation

Julie Powell

Coordinator of Strategic Initiatives

(VAPA, GTHA, Vendors, Parent Support)

jpowell@hcs.k12.ca.us

Event Calendar

Presen tation

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Needs Assessment - WASC/LCAP

Family Survey

March 07 Board Workshop

District progress report and plan for improvement

Collaborative process

HUB LCAP and WASC Access

WASC Preview

May 6-8

Recruiting Families to participate

Math Success Team Meeting Update

February 06: 9:00-2:00

March 05: 9:00-11:30

High School Success Team Update

March 5: 12:00-2:00

April 02: 9:00-2:00

Low Performance and Declined

  • Special Education (SWD)
  • African Americans
  • English Learners (ELs)
  • Hispanic

Math Concepts and Procedures

  • New iXL assessment and resources
  • Identified Interests and Improvement Options

Low Performance Areas

Identified Interests and possible barriers

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Needs Assessment - Input and Feedback

Family Survey

Academy Programs

Family Support

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Horizon Charter Schools

OPEN COMMENT SESSION

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

April 03, 2024

11:00-12:00

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Schedule and Planned Topics

MONTHLY TOPICS

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

  • NOV: Data; Program and EL Plan Review; WASC and LCAP
  • DEC: Fiscal and Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP
  • MAY: Annual Review of Programs and Plans; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

ILT and the DELAC (Subcommittee)

Leadership Planning Team Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 01

DEC 06

FEB 07

MAR 05… 8:00-9:00

MAY 01

Community Advisory Network Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 08

DEC 13

FEB 14

MAR 13

MAY 08

Julie P and Heidi P, HCS

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

ILT/DELAC *MARCH * AGENDA

  • MARCH 05: WASC and LCAP

  • Call Meeting to Order: 11:01
  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum:
  • Approval of Agenda: Motion/ Second; Discussion; VOTE:
  • Live Notes taken, visually
  • Old Business: Feb Board Meeting Review, Agenda: Highlights- School's Values, Mission, and Vision (Adopted)
  • New Business
    • MARCH 13 CAN meeting and Topics
      • Academy Updates: Programs- events, focus areas, data
      • Parent Resources, Vendors, GTHA, and C&I Presentations
    • WASC: Visit: May 6-8, 2024; Presentation with Board, MARCH: LINK
    • LCAP: 2022/2023 LINK; Renewal, 2024/2025
      • Needs Assessment informed by Surveys and Leadership Team inputs
        • Comprehensive Needs Assessment- Math, SpEd and EL, Grad Rate and Sped, : LINK
      • High School Success Leadership Team (SpEd): LINK
      • Math Success leadership Team (SpEd): LINK
      • English Learner Needs: LINK
      • WASC Staff Survey Data Results: Responses LINK
      • Preview Surveys: Student and Family

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  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum
    • Tracy Wilson, Facilitator
    • Julie Powell, Community Consultant
    • Cathie Galvan Grimes, District Consultant

Instructional Leadership Team

District English Learner Advisory Committee

  • HCS/C: Michelle Garcia, Elementary Teacher
  • HCS/C: Marlene Chantri, Middle School Teacher
  • HCS/C: Isabell Berry, High School Teacher
  • HCS/CL: Jennifer Watson, EL Assessment and data
  • HCS/CL: Patrick Harback, Data Analyst

EL Parent:... Direct Invites to all EL Families and RFEP

  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Huroulain Saffiya Sheikh

EL Parent:... Direct Invites to all EL Families and RFEP

  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Alexandra Penner

  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Sahaar Tukhi

Special Education Representative:

Will need to modify the group representatives 24.25 to include:

  • (ILT) 3 HCS //1 SPED, 2 Community= 6 Total
  • (DELAC) 2 HCS + 2 EL Comunity = 4 Total

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Discussion Topics and Notes

Questions

Next Steps

Feb Board Meeting Review, Agenda: Highlights- School's Values, Mission, and Vision (Adopted)

INFO only

Comprehensive Needs Assessment- Math, SpEd and EL, Grad Rate and Sped, : LINK

Clear link to WASC/LCAP

Preview Surveys: Student and Family

WASC Staff Survey Data Results: Responses LINK

High School Success Leadership Team: LINK

A-G not necessarily a key objective for many students; so NOT a HUge Topic

Grad Rate

Dual Enrollment (readiness); Must prove readiness as per student? Barriers? Elective options to enrich? Human and Career Classes to learn how to be a student (8 week)

Grad Rate

Dual Enrollment (readiness); Must prove readiness as per student? Barriers? Elective options to enrich? Human and Career Classes to learn how to be a student (8 week)

Lowest Math level in College, for credit? Senior level; Freshman BIO… what classes are being taken? The breadth and range?... Get the data rom Patrick

HS Science or Credit Science? Beter understanding the credit conversion and requirements (LINK to Courses) HCS specilized support system for DE

Math Success leadership Team: LINK

All Students

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Horizon Charter Schools

Instructional Leadership Team (ILT) and District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC)

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

May 01, 2024

11:00-12:00

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Schedule and Planned Topics

MONTHLY TOPICS

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

  • NOV: Data; Program and EL Plan Review; WASC and LCAP
  • DEC: Fiscal and Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: MOY Data; Testing; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • MAR: WASC and LCAP
  • MAY: Annual Review of Programs and Plans; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

ILT and the DELAC (Subcommittee)

Leadership Planning Team Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 01

DEC 06

FEB 07

MAR 05… 8:00-9:00

MAY 01

Community Advisory Network Meetings

Training and Recruitment:

OCT 11, 1100-12000

WEDNESDAYS

11:00-12:00

ZOOM

NOV 08

DEC 13

FEB 14

MAR 13

MAY 08

Julie P and Heidi P, HCS

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

ILT/DELAC * MAY * AGENDA

  • MAY 01: Annual Review of EL Programs; LCAP; WASC; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations

  • Call Meeting to Order: 11:01
  • Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum: New SpEd Representation required for ILT
  • Approval of Agenda: Motion/ Second; Discussion; VOTE:
  • Live Notes taken, visually
  • Board Meetings: MAY 16 - Board Meeting (LCAP/Budget); Review 4/18 Highlights- Grad Requirements; Contracts; Policies
  • Academy Updates: Programs- events, focus areas, data
  • WASC/LCAP Improvement Team Workshops: Math and High School Success

All students will be prepared to graduate from high school college and career ready based on a range of academic metrics.

Our students, families and staff will demonstrate a focus on learning through active engagement in the Horizon School community as measured by effective communication, collaboration, and participation.

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Attendance and Roll Call for Quorum

    • Tracy Wilson, Facilitator
    • Julie Powell, Community Consultant
    • Cathie Galvan Grimes, District Consultant

Instructional Leadership Team

District English Learner Advisory Committee

  • HCS/C: Michelle Garcia, Elementary Teacher
  • HCS/C: Marlene Chantri, Middle School Teacher
  • HCS/C: Isabell Berry, High School Teacher
  • HCS/CL: Jennifer Watson, EL Assessment and data
  • HCS/CL: Patrick Harback, Data Analyst
  • EL Representative: Zamzama Malikzada
  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Huroulain Saffiya Sheikh
  • EL Representative: vacant
  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Alexandra Penner

✓ Rosa Beach

  • Parent/Community/HS Student: Sahaar Tukhi

  • Special Education Representative: Vacant

Will need to modify the group representatives 24.25 to include:

  • (ILT) 3 HCS //1 SPED, 2 Community= 6 Total, 50% HCS and 50% Community
  • (DELAC) 2 HCS + 2 EL Comunity = 4 Total, 50% HCS and 50% Community

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Discussion Topics

Notes/Questions

Next Steps

MAY 16 - Board Meeting (LCAP/Budget); Review 4/18 Highlights- Grad Requirements; Contracts; Policies

LCFF- General Fund

LCAP- additional funds for target objectives (WASC Goals)

Program Updates and Brochures: Tk-2 3-5 6-8 HS; End-Of-Year Instructional Material Return 23-24

Program Support, Mayra: RFEP, RFEP Monitoring, LTEL/AR-LTEL, T1/T3 Progress Monitoring, Homeless

End of Year Picnic

School Calendar 2024-2025

* Cathie is scheduling training for MBtP

*Students can use iXL all summer long

*May 20th end year picnic - set up a IT & Curriculum return table

*LP dates for 24/25 Calendar

Tracy will clean up survey data to share

Preview Surveys: Student and Family

*Student survey areas of concern: Enrichment, not connected w/students

*Signature events on Mondays but… families prefer these on Fridays

  • No Elk Grove Wilton events?
  • HCS students attend other Charter park days because their schedules are more consistent

Cathie share with julie

Elevate for CAN (live survey)

*Tracy - email for parents that we are having WASC/CAN meeting

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Discussion Topics

Notes/Questions

Next Steps

    • WASC: Visit: May 6-8, 2024; MARCH Board Workshop: LINK and LCAP: 2022/2023 LINK; Renewal, 2024/2025

All students will be prepared to graduate from high school college and career ready based on a range of academic metrics.

Our students, families and staff will demonstrate a focus on learning through active engagement in the Horizon School community as measured by effective communication, collaboration, and participation.

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Horizon Community Advisory Network

Community Advisory Network (CAN)

Meeting

May 08, 2024

T1 CE05 School Site Council

Tracy Wilson, HCS Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

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  • Annual Agenda, posted and Shared: HUB
  • Email Invitation by Horizon to all staff and family members: LINK

  • LIVE, Information Session
  • RECORDED
  • Recording available after the session, on demand: LINK

  • Survey: Designed to provide time to reflect and respond on demand Available for two weeks following the Live Sessions: LINK

Multiple Formats

  • WASC Final Review; LCAP Goals; Academy and Family Support

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

To Partner and Collaborate

To Gather Family and Community Feedback

To Share Program Information

To Preview and Review Board Meetings

To Evaluate the Effectiveness of all Programs

To Support Horizon’s Continuous Improvement Efforts

Welcome and Introduction

What is our Collective Purpose?

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

This is a Shared Learning Opportunity

We are Solution Oriented

We Listen to Learn First

We Assume Positive Intentions of all Participants

Welcome and Introduction

WORKING NORMS

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CAN Annual Agenda

Link to ALL Board Meeting Agendas

All Agenda items will include a survey to gather feedback

  • OCT: Training; ILT/DELAC Interest Forms accepted 10/11-10/18; Peer Selection of Nominees/Candidates, vote via Survey 10/24 - 10/28
  • NOV: Program and EL Plan Review; Data; 504 Plans; WASC and LCAP - Preview
  • DEC: Fiscal Report; Improvement Ideas and Recommendations
  • FEB: Improvement Ideas and Recommendations; Department Reports; WASC/LCAP Survey
  • MAR: WASC Final Review; LCAP Goals; Academy and Family Support Initiatives
  • MAY: Annual Review of Programs; LCAP; WASC; Continuous Improvement Ideas

Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

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Tracy Wilson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

twilson@hcs.k12.ca.us

Welcome and Introduction

AGENDA

  • Welcome and Introduction
  • District Presentation: Superintendent Dr. John Garrard
  • Department Presentations: Academies, Family Support
  • Continuous Improvement

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Attendance

Tracy Wilson, Director of C&I (Facilitator)

John Garrard, Superintendent

Jennifer Watson, Assessment Technician, Classified

Patrick Harback, Data Specialist, Classified

Marlene Chantri, Certificated

Heidi Polston, Certificated Parent Mentor

Michaela Schull, Principal

Sara Smith, Middle School Interim Principal

Tabitha Bertram, HS Principal

Cathie Galvan Grimes, Certificated, Ed Tech TOSA

Julie Powell, Administrator

Sarah Strang, Coordinator of Communications and Customer Service

Michelle Garcia, Certificated

Isabel Berry, Certificated

Marlene Chantri, Certificated

Wendy Fayard, Certificated

Sahaar Tukhi, Community/Student Rep

Alexandra Penner, Community/Student Rep

Zamzama Malikzada, Community/Student Rep

Huroulain Saffiya Sheikh, Community/Student Rep

Renee Twogood, parent

Michelle Khumalo, parent

Wendy Fayard, Certificated

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Superintendent’s Report

  • Welcome
  • Community Events
  • WASC Final Draft and Report of Findings, May 8, 1:30
  • Enrollment for next year continues
  • Board Meetings-Third Thursday of each month (Aug.-Jun.)
  • Season for Feedback-State Testing
  • Graduation - May 30, 2024

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May 08 Program Updates

K-5 Academy

Hub Link

Middle School

Family Hub Link

District

Updates

5/7/23 Kinder Readiness

Parent Event video link coming

Teacher Appreciation

24.25 Learning Path, Parent Guide Grades K-2

24.25 Learning Path, Parent Guide

Grades 3-5

24.25 Learning Path, Parent Guide

8th Grade Promotion Monday, May 20th

Stone Creek Community 3625 Spoto Drive Rancho Cordova, CA 96570

24.25 Learning Path, Parent Guide

Teacher appreciation

PROM

May 18, 2024

Graduation

May 30, 2024

Williams Jessup University

Counseling Hub page

Events LINK

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Continuous Improvement

  • WASC: Visit May 6-8 and WASC Final Draft

  • Needs Assessment: Data drives Goals (LCAP)

  • Board Meetings: MAY 16 - Board Meeting (LCAP/Budget); Review 4/18 Highlights- Grad Requirements; Contracts; Policies

  • LCAP: 2024-25 LCFF Budget Overview with Local Indicators and 2022/2023 LCAP
      • ACTION PLAN GOAL #1: College and Career Readiness

All students will be prepared to graduate from high school college and career ready based on a range of academic metrics.

      • ACTION PLAN GOAL #2: Communication and Engagement

Our students, families and staff will demonstrate a focus on learning through active engagement in the Horizon School community as measured by effective communication, collaboration, and participation

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LCAP - Input and Feedback

  • Family Presentation, CAN May 08, 2024
  • Board Presentation: May 17, 2024
  • Board Presentation for Adoption: June 06, 2024

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Needs Assessments