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St. Louis Public Schools Community Education Full Service Schools Status Report Presentation November 19, 2009

St. Louis Public Schools Community Education Full Service Schools Status Report Presentation November 19, 2009

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Page 1: St. Louis Public Schools Community Education Full Service Schools Status Report Presentation November 19, 2009

St. Louis Public SchoolsCommunity Education

Full Service SchoolsStatus Report Presentation

November 19, 2009

Page 2: St. Louis Public Schools Community Education Full Service Schools Status Report Presentation November 19, 2009

Community Education Full Service Schools:

• Offer school based and community linked services that address impediments to student academic success

• Engage the community in ways designed to support students, families, and communities

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Page 3: St. Louis Public Schools Community Education Full Service Schools Status Report Presentation November 19, 2009

The initiative is on schedule.

• Space has been identified in schools for service delivery

• Agreements and schedules are being developed with service providers

• Processes have been finalized for service recipients to interact with service providers

• Major key stakeholder’s professional development event held October 29th

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Page 4: St. Louis Public Schools Community Education Full Service Schools Status Report Presentation November 19, 2009

Milestones successfully achieved.

• Needs assessments completed by each CEFSS

• Asset mapping completed in each CEFSS region

• Each CEFSS council completed data analysis and established priority areas for service delivery

• Meetings held with internal and external service providers

• Community Education Office establishing city-wide service provider relationships

• Local CEFSS establishing agreements with service providers

• Metrics being designed by Accountability Office

• New software data collection system being readied for January, 2010 use

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Page 5: St. Louis Public Schools Community Education Full Service Schools Status Report Presentation November 19, 2009

• The initiative spending is within the current budget level

• The initiative did not require the infusion of new District funds

• The funding partner, City of St. Louis Community Development Agency, has recommended current level of funding (800k) for the 2010 calendar year

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Page 6: St. Louis Public Schools Community Education Full Service Schools Status Report Presentation November 19, 2009

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Reporting Month: October 2009

AttendancePrograms

Offered/Completed Special EventsSpecial Events

Attendance

SchoolThis

Month To

Date This

Month To

Date This

Month To

Date This

Month To

Date

Bevo-Long   1,538 10,833  28 204  4 9  138 516

Lyon@Blow   916 5,492  12 83  0 0  0 0

Clay   879 3,261  5 48  2 11  148 467

Ford   241 2,050  10 67  0 7  0 249

Hamilton   1,553 6,468  14 130  3 26  56 234

Mullanphy   2,395 17,220  15 162  4 45  277 1,925

Nottingham   208 1,982  17 201  1 5  26 126

Sigel   780 6,208  16 141  0 5  0 315

Shaw   782 4,585  Data Not Verified

Stevens   1,747 7,560  9 55  0 1  0 23

Vashon   568 2,757  15 74  2 25  40 366

Walbridge   829 9,479  10 112  2 29  78 2,749

Yeatman   2,139 8,784  10 92  8 81  115 1,149

Totals   14,575 86,679  161 1,369  26 244  878 8,119

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• Continue evolving the initiative from the embryonic stage to full development

• Continue interaction with school staffs, internal and external service providers, councils, and key others to assure the understanding of CEFSS philosophy and processes

• Complete MOUs

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• The 2009-2010 school year should be viewed as one of readiness and base line data gathering

• The 2010-2011 school year will be the true beginning of CEFSS delivery

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