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The memorandum discusses the Education Strategy Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024, detailing the progress and outcomes of various educational programs in San José. It highlights the commitment to improving educational outcomes for children, youth, and adults through initiatives in early education, expanded learning, and digital literacy. Key achievements include significant increases in participation across various programs, the adoption of quality standards, and ongoing collaborations with local education agencies. The report also outlines future plans for continued implementation and assessment of educational strategies.
Key points
The Education Strategy Annual Report for FY 2023-2024 was presented to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee.
The City of San José has made significant investments in educational programs, resulting in increased participation across various initiatives.
Key areas of focus include Early Education, Learning by Grade Level Proficiency, and College and Career readiness.
The report indicates a 24.7% increase in participation in early learning experiences and a 36.5% increase in academic support programs.
Quality Standards have been adopted to enhance program effectiveness and ensure equity and inclusion.
Future plans include enhancing school readiness and integrating social-emotional learning into early education programs.
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COMMITTEE AGENDA: ITEM: 11/14/2024 (d)1 TO: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES FROM: Jill Bourne AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE SUBJECT: Education Strategy Annual Report Approved DATE: October 28, 2024 Date: 11/6/2024 RECOMMENDATION Accept the annual report on the Education Strategy for Fiscal Year 2023-2024, including program outcomes and progress toward implementation of quality standards. BACKGROUND On May 7, 2018, City Council unanimously approved the Education and Digital Literacy (EDL) Strategy1, and designated the San José Public Library (“Library”) as lead department, with direction to devise and implement a comprehensive educational policy and workplan for the following educational development areas: Early Education – Entering School Ready to Learn and Succeed; Learning by Grade Level Proficiency – Expanding Education Beyond the School Day; College and Career – Providing Meaningful Supports and Opportunities on Pathways to Self-Sufficiency; Digital Literacy – Ensuring Access, Affordability, and Adoption; and, Policy and Governance – Ensuring evaluation and accountability for program quality and expenditure of resources. Since then, Program Quality Standards have been adopted for...
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The FY 2023-24 Education Strategy Annual Report outlines various programs offered by the Library and Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services (PRNS) aimed at supporting early education, expanded learning, and college and career pathways. The report highlights participation statistics, demographic data, and program outcomes, indicating a focus on improving educational access and quality for underserved communities.
Key points
Library and PRNS programs for children 0-5 support kindergarten readiness and caregiver learning.
3,268 library programs with 87,674 attendees focused on early education.
Demographic data from the Early Education Caregiver Survey shows diverse participation.
Storytime programs reported positive outcomes in literacy experiences and kindergarten preparation.
Expanded Learning programs reported improvements in literacy and math skills for K-3 students.
College and Career programs assist youth and adults in achieving degrees and connecting to workforce opportunities.
Resilience Corps programs support BIPOC individuals in pursuing higher education and employment.
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ATTACHMENT A FY 2023-24 Education Strategy Annual Report The Library and PRNS' offerings for children 0-5 help families prepare their children for Kindergarten and provide important caregiver support and learning. Early Education Quality Standards Proficient Standard 3,268 Library Programs 87,674 Attendees Program Locations Map Focus Areas Ensure all families, especially underserved ones, have access to early education programs supporting school readiness, socialemotional, and cognitive development Provide ongoing training for early childhood educators Use data and assessments to guide program effectiveness and improvements Demographics American Indian/ Alaskan Native 0.6% Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Other Native American or Indigenous Decline to State 1.1% 1.2% 1.4% 2.5% Black/African Descent Caucasian/White Hispanic/Latino/a/x 3.5% 23.4% 25.9% Asian 55.1% * Demographic data is for Early Education Caregiver Survey Storytime programs are resulting in more quality literary experiences, children are better prepared for kindergarten, more caregiver support, and greater awareness of child learning opportunities. Quality Standards - Proficient Standard 2,063 Programs 64,766...
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The document appears to be a draft of a presentation on the Education Strategy Annual Report for the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee. It includes information on presenters, background on the Education & Digital Literacy Strategy adopted by the City Council, quality improvement processes, program assessments, and outcomes related to early education, expanded learning, and college and career pathways. It outlines various quality standards, program participation statistics, and next steps for implementation and improvement.
Key points
Presenters include Lauren Box, Elizabeth Nolan, Amanda Otte, Ofelia Medina, and Vidya Kilambi.
The Education & Digital Literacy Strategy was adopted by the City Council in May 2018.
Quality Improvement Processes involve the development and implementation of Program Quality Standards.
Program outcomes indicate various levels of proficiency and participation in early education, expanded learning, and college and career pathways.
Next steps include continuing the implementation of quality standards and aligning city programs with the Children and Youth Services Master Plan.
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Education Strategy Annual Report Neighborhood Services and Education Committee November 14, 2024 Presenters Lauren Box, PRNS, Recreation Superintendent Elizabeth Nolan, Library, Senior Librarian Amanda Otte, Library, Community Programs Administrator Ofelia Medina, Library, Community Programs Administrator Vidya Kilambi, Library, Division Manager 1 Presenters Lauren Box Elizabeth Nolan 2 Amanda Otte Ofelia Medina Vidya Kilambi Recreation Superintendent Senior Librarian Expanded Learning Community Programs Administrator Division Manager PRNS Community Programs Administrator College and Career Pathways Adult Literacy and ESL Education and Learning Pathways SJPL SJPL SJPL SJPL 2 Background 3 Education & Digital Literacy Strategy Adopted by City Council in May 2018 Educational Attainment Areas or Planks Early Education Expanded Learning College and Career Pathways Digital Literacy Entering Kindergarten Ready to Learn & Succeed Expanding Education Beyond the School Day Meaningful Opportunities on Pathways to Self-Sufficiency Access, Affordability, and Adoption Education Policy Approved by City Council February 2020 4 Quality Improvement Process Development of Program Quality Standards...