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School Update Regarding a Possible Work Stoppage

Castle Heights

March 16, 2023

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Background

Timelines

Continuity of Learning - Instructional Resources

Division Updates

Agenda

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Background

SEIU Local 99 has announced its intention to hold a three-day strike sometime over the next few weeks

The dates for this potential job action have been identified as March 21 - 23.
Additionally, our labor partner, UTLA, has advised teachers to support the strike by not reporting to work on those three days.

If this strike does occur, despite our best efforts to avoid it and due to the anticipated lack of both teachers and school staff, it is likely we would have to close schools – without virtual education – until the strike ends.

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Timelines

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School-Site Timeline

School will:

Share the schedule of virtual office hours (will be sent Sunday)

Ensure that students have technology to take home

Food service information is pending

At the present time, there is no STAR or BTB service expected

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During the Strike

All campuses are closed to students, but will remain open for staff who are reporting on campus

School staff with support from Region & central personnel will host virtual office hours via Zoom to assist students with asynchronous resources.

Offices will remain open to address parent questions & concerns, though hours may be modified, based on staffing levels

Our office hours will be: 7:30 - 4:00

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Continuity of Learning: Instructional Resources

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Overview of the Continuity of Learning:

Asynchronous Work for Students

In advance of the strike date, students will be provided with asynchronous work for students to complete independently during the strike days

Available staff, including school-site administrators, Region & Central personnel, will host virtual office hours through Zoom during the strike to assist students with the materials provided

Asynchronous work will be available

By Friday, March 17: Schools distribute a bag of “Student School Supplies” which includes take-home packet and basic school supplies

Additionally, student work will also be provided through Schoology & other digital platforms

Student Take-home Packet

Paper packets that students take home by

Friday for TK/K and 1

Digital Resources

provided through the website and a packet sent home via Blackboard Connect

Asynchronous work will be provided as follows:

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Office Hours

Add Office Hours Links: We will share links through Blackboard Connect on Sunday. Each grade will receive 30 minutes of dedicated Office Hours

Asynchronous work will be available

By Friday, March 17: Schools distribute a bag of “Student School Supplies” which includes take-home packet and basic school supplies

Additionally, student work will also be provided through Schoology & other digital platforms

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Student School Supplies

Student School Supplies bag sent to students by Friday for TK/1.

Teachers may send materials as needed.

Student Take-home Packet

School Supplies such as:

Construction paper
Manipulatives
Pens/pencils
Paper
Highlighters
Notebook

A paper copy of Student Take-home Packet for their Grade

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Student Take Home Packets

Take home packets for students at grades TK-1 will be sent by Friday.

English Language Arts
Math
Multilingual and Multicultural Learners
Alternate Curriculum

Student Take-home Packet

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Special Education Support and Services

RELATED SERVICES

Related Services	Link to Home Activities
Language and Speech (LAS)	LAS Lessons
Occupational Therapy (OT)	OT Lessons
Physical Therapy (PT)	PT Lessons
Adapted Physical Education (APE)	APE Lessons
Low Incidence (LI) (Visual, Hearing, Mobility)	LI Resources

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Special Education Support and Services

ACCOMMODATIONS AND ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Area	Link
Accommodations to Support Core Instruction	Accommodations
Behavior Support Resources	Behavior Resources
Social Emotional Supports (Psych Services)	Social Emotional Resources
Additional Resources	Additional Resources

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Multilingual & Multicultural Learners

	ELEMENTARY		SECONDARY
Program	Description	Link to Resource	Description	Link to Resource
Dual Language Education Program (EL, IFEP, EO, RFEP)	K-5/6 Dual Language Education instructional resources	K-5/6 DLE Instructional Resources	6-12 Dual Language Education instructional resources	6-12 DLE Instructional Resources
Language & Literacy and Mainstream English Program (ELs)	K-5 English learner instructional resources	Elementary EL Resources	6-12 English learner instructional resources	Secondary EL Resources
Academic English Mastery Program (Mexican American, Hawaiian American, Indian American, African American)	K-5 AEMP instructional resources	K-2 AEMP Instructional Resources 3-5 AEMP Resource	6-8 AEMP instructional resources	6-8 AEMP Instructional Resources
Additional Resources	Constructive Conversation Skills Resources Honoring Identities & Human Kindness Honoring Indigenous People Celebrando la herencia Latinx Honoring AANHPI and AMEMSA communities LAUSD READING HORIZON LAUSD Rosetta Stone Elementary EL Home Resources - (will be delivered to Superintendent’s Tier 3 - 100 Priority Schools) Secondary EL Home Resources - (will be delivered to Superintendent’s Tier 3 - 100 Priority Schools)

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Multilingual & Multicultural Learners

Student Take Home Handout - K-12

School: Include this handout in the student’s school supply bag. Families: Use QR Codes to access resources.

Target Language Development (DLE)	K-5/6 DLE Instructional Resources	6-12 DLE Instructional Resources
English Language Development	Elementary EL Resources	Secondary EL Resources
Mainstream English Language Development	K-2 AEMP Instructional Resources 3-5 AEMP Resourc es	6-8 AEMP Instructional Resources
Additional Resources	Constructive Conversation Skills Resources Honoring Identities & Human Kindness Honoring Indigenous People Celebrando la herencia Latinx Honoring AANHPI and AMEMSA communities LAUSD READING HORIZON LAUSD Rosetta Stone Elementary EL Home Resources - (will be delivered to Superintendent’s Tier 3 - 100 Priority Schools) Secondary EL Home Resources - (will be delivered to Superintendent’s Tier 3 - 100 Priority Schools)

Student Take-home Packet

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Food Services

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Food Services Information

Meal distribution information is pending

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ITS: Information Technology Services

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ITS Information

Devices

School staff will ensure that all students have a working device prior to the strike

Connectivity

Parents can requests devices and/or connectivity via device.lausd.net

Parents must sign the Responsible Use Policy (RUP) via device.lausd.net or the paper form

Support

The Enterprise Help Desk support will be available daily from 6 am - 6 pm at

213-443-1300

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Beyond the Bell

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BTB Information

Information will be shared as soon as it becomes available

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School Volunteer Program

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School Volunteer Program

Volunteers may to assist school sites during the strike dates.

Volunteers who currently have an approval letter in the Volunteer Management System may use their existing letter/badge to serve at the school site.

On-Demand Volunteers are New and expedited volunteers processed by the school site.

They may volunteer during the strike dates ONLY using the On-Demand paper application available at: achieve.lausd.net/volunteer

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Thank You!

Q & A