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<strong>End</strong>-<strong>of</strong>-year<br />
CELEBRATIONS
I wanted to take this opportunity to thank our<br />
staff, students and parents for demonstrating<br />
resilience, perseverance and a commitment to<br />
supporting one another during this extraordinary<br />
school year. We faced numerous challenges,<br />
and many twists and turns. But these circumstances<br />
also opened the door for growth and opportunity.<br />
CHRIS GDOWSKI<br />
Superintendent
A message from the<br />
Superintendent<br />
CHRIS GDOWSKI<br />
Welcome to a well-deserved summer break!<br />
While the 2020-2021 school year is now in the rearview mirror, I wanted to take this<br />
opportunity to thank our staff, students and parents for demonstrating resilience,<br />
perseverance and a commitment to supporting one another during this extraordinary<br />
school year. We faced numerous challenges, and many twists and turns. But these circumstances<br />
also opened the door for growth and opportunity.<br />
As we celebrated the graduation <strong>of</strong> more than 2,300 seniors at North Stadium in May, I<br />
was reminded <strong>of</strong> how “hopeful” I am for this young generation. They have demonstrated<br />
tenacity, nimbleness and strength. There’s no textbook that can teach these life skills.<br />
Thank you to the staff and parents who supported them along the way.<br />
Here are just a few stories from this past school year that exemplify the hope I have as we<br />
head into summer.<br />
• Amora, a STEM Launch student, saved her own money to create birthday cake kits<br />
for families in need so every student can enjoy their special day.<br />
• Shadow Ridge and Rocky Top students Aleaha, Abby and Samantha embody what<br />
it means to be positive community members and youth leaders in our district. They<br />
are Girl Scouts and recently completed building an ADA compliant archery range<br />
in Thornton. Their Girl Scout Troop earned the Silver Award, which is the highest<br />
honor for Girl Scouts in middle school.<br />
• In the first year <strong>of</strong> the district’s firefighting program, five seniors have been<br />
accepted into the highly competitive Thornton Fire Youth Outreach program<br />
where they’ll have the opportunity to work alongside Thornton firefighters as they<br />
continue to pursue a career in fire service. Congratulations Jesus Carreon,<br />
Jesse Davis, Dalton Banks, Ashlynn Akard and Antonio Gomez.<br />
Our strengths - Care, Collaborate, Empower, Engage, Focus on Students - remain alive in<br />
the Five Star District. In this publication, you will see more stories <strong>of</strong> our strengths in action.<br />
Thank you for your continued partnership and best wishes for a great summer break!<br />
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My favorite thing about this year is<br />
seeing the teachers learning and growing<br />
and trying new things and stepping out<br />
<strong>of</strong> their comfort zones. They were asking<br />
questions and watching videos, and<br />
working all summer to get ready for this<br />
year...It’s really been a year <strong>of</strong> just<br />
coming together and making the best<br />
out <strong>of</strong> a challenging situation.<br />
TRICIA LARUE<br />
Mountain Range High School Teacher<br />
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Celebrating the<br />
<strong>End</strong> <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Year</strong><br />
Through all the challenges, and twists and turns this year<br />
presented, our community continued to show up each day to<br />
learn, grow, connect and have fun throughout the school year.<br />
Watch the end-<strong>of</strong>-the-year video<br />
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A collection <strong>of</strong> photos from across th<br />
hardwork and fun we’ve had<br />
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1. Silver Creek Elementary’s first day <strong>of</strong> in-person learning in Fall 2020. 2. Students at Arapahoe Ridge Elementary show <strong>of</strong>f their<br />
dioramas about the Oregon Trail. 3. Westgate Community School day <strong>of</strong> community service. 4. Cherry Drive Elementary’s One<br />
Book One Cherry Drive Literacy Night. 5. First day <strong>of</strong> in-person learning in Fall 2020 at Rocky Top Middle. 6. Students wish social<br />
worker at Century Middle good luck as he rode his mountain bike for 12 hours straight in a 16 mile loop. 7. Students at Coronado<br />
Hills Elementary cheer on their Nutrition Services staff during School Lunch Hero Day.<br />
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during a challenging year.<br />
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8. Amazing art by Hulstrom K-8 students. 9. Prospect Ridge Academy third-graders welcomed summer weather with these<br />
beautiful tissue paper flowers. 10. Third-grader Santiago and fourth-grader Hailey represent Stellar Elementary in the 2021<br />
Virtual District Art Show. 11. STEM Launch students showing appreciation to their amazing SRO Officer Mansfield.<br />
12. Thunder Vista P-8 students and mascot celebrate spirit night. 13. Seventh-grade science frog dissection lab at Rocky Top Middle.<br />
14. Admin staff at Silver Hills Middle, with the help <strong>of</strong> their SRO, show appreciation for their staff by washing their cars.<br />
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Allan has been parenting his five little<br />
siblings since last March (2020) because<br />
his parents are at work every day. He<br />
called me to figure out how to get them<br />
meals, how to get them computers,<br />
and how to help them log in. You couldn’t<br />
ask for a better big brother.<br />
ELLEN RAFFEL<br />
Silver Hills Middle
Five Star Stories<br />
A collection <strong>of</strong> good news stories from across the district.<br />
After wondering why<br />
more women don’t play<br />
football, third-grader<br />
at Leroy Elementary<br />
started an all-girls team<br />
FutureForward at<br />
Washington Square<br />
celebrates students for<br />
landing industry jobs<br />
Meridian Elementary<br />
students honor World<br />
Health Week with<br />
message for nurses<br />
and doctors<br />
9News honored<br />
Westview Elementary’s<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice manager as a<br />
local Wonder Woman<br />
Student from Thunder<br />
Vista P-8 earns trip to<br />
Johnson Space Center<br />
in Houston<br />
Food for Hope helps<br />
provide students and<br />
families districtwide<br />
with nutritious food<br />
Read these and other Five Star Stories at goodnews.adams12.org<br />
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These students from Mountain Range joined<br />
our virtual Wednesday tutoring sessions to<br />
help Silver Hills Middle students with their<br />
academics in math, language arts, science,<br />
social studies and Spanish. They tutored over<br />
60 students between March 3-May 5 and showed<br />
tremendous kindness, understanding, organization<br />
and maturity during each and every session.<br />
SARAH MYERS<br />
Silver Hills Middle
Five Star Engage<br />
Engagement is defined as building strong relationships between<br />
students, teachers, families and the school. By highlighting successes<br />
and the creative ways that individuals are demonstrating school<br />
engagement, Student Engagement Initiatives hoped to encourage<br />
and develop strong connections between schools and the broader<br />
community. Student engagement is a key element <strong>of</strong> a positive<br />
school climate, with a large body <strong>of</strong> research linking it to academic<br />
achievement.<br />
Find more recognitions at www.adams12.org/FiveStarEngage<br />
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I had an amazing para who helped me<br />
through the school year. I went from having<br />
passing grades to then becoming<br />
the December 2020 Science Student <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Semester, I earned three Hawk Pride Awards<br />
and I was mentioned on Five Star Stories.<br />
Tenth-grade might have started <strong>of</strong>f on the<br />
wrong step, but then it made a comeback and<br />
became one <strong>of</strong> my best years in school.<br />
AYDEN MARTINEZ<br />
Horizon High School Student
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GRADUATING<br />
SENIORS
It’s just like when adults are working at<br />
home, they create their own area. That’s<br />
what Greg Waller (Industrial Arts Teacher)<br />
has done. By giving them this desk! When he<br />
first embarked on this project, he thought he<br />
would make four desks. By the time winter<br />
break rolled around, he had built 20.<br />
JAMI MILLER<br />
Westlake Middle Principal
*Full scholarship to ROTC program <strong>of</strong> choice<br />
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GRADUATING<br />
SENIORS
Seeing that we were in a tough situation,<br />
Olivia saw a need and <strong>of</strong>fered to help fill it.<br />
To have a high school senior step up to help<br />
us out was more than any principal could<br />
ask for. Olivia asked if she could rearrange<br />
her schedule so that she could give up<br />
her free hour to come in and act as a<br />
teaching assistant for the class, helping out<br />
with some <strong>of</strong> the lessons that are easier<br />
done in person than on a remote setting.<br />
TIFFANY HANSEN<br />
Mountain Range High School Principal
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GRADUATING<br />
SENIORS
Delanie Davey, who graduated magna<br />
cum laude from Front Range Community<br />
College, is among the first graduating class<br />
<strong>of</strong> P>TECH students at Northglenn High<br />
School. Three graduated this spring, and<br />
two more finish up with summer and will<br />
move on to work for Lumen.
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GRADUATING<br />
SENIORS
My goal was to purchase two books per<br />
student, starting with back to school night.<br />
After posting on my Facebook and<br />
Instagram, I raised over $1,100 and have<br />
bought over 200 books. I still have money<br />
left over so students will get to buy a<br />
summer book, too! I was blown away<br />
because I truly thought I was only going<br />
to get two books per student!<br />
TAYLOR LEDERMAN<br />
Cherry Drive Elementary Learning Specialist
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GRADUATING<br />
SENIORS
Scholarship<br />
Honors<br />
Getting to graduation is a true testament<br />
<strong>of</strong> not only the student’s hard work,<br />
but that <strong>of</strong> the families, teachers and<br />
community members who helped them<br />
gain the knowledge and skills necessary<br />
to pursue a future <strong>of</strong> their choosing.<br />
This educational teamwork, yet again,<br />
proved a success with select graduates<br />
from district high schools earning<br />
scholarships. Here are only a few <strong>of</strong><br />
the honors from the Class <strong>of</strong> 2021 –<br />
congratulations to each and every<br />
graduate for their accomplishments<br />
during their time at Five Star Schools.
Daniels Fund Scholarship Recipients<br />
The Power <strong>of</strong> One Charity<br />
Scholarship Recipients<br />
FAWAD AHMADZAI<br />
Stargate School<br />
GRACE KATHERINE POLLOCK<br />
Horizon High School<br />
HORIZON HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Michael Cruz<br />
Sarah Le<br />
Grace Pollock<br />
Kevin Ramirez<br />
Savanna Tiddark<br />
NORTHGLENN HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Briana Cordova<br />
Hmayal Shaw<br />
THORNTON HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Amna Khamosh<br />
Carlos Ortega<br />
VANTAGE POINT HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Madison H<strong>of</strong>fman<br />
MARCO ANTONIO RENTERIA<br />
Northglenn High School<br />
Boettcher Scholarship<br />
Recipient<br />
MARGOT SWETICH<br />
Northglenn High School<br />
RACHEL ANN CHAGNON<br />
Northglenn High School<br />
Air Force Academy<br />
Appointment<br />
GIOVANNI QUINTANILLA<br />
Northglenn High School<br />
Aim for the Stars<br />
Scholarship Recipients<br />
HORIZON HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Cristal De La Torre<br />
Gabriella Liberati<br />
Grace Marquez<br />
Maxson Boyer<br />
Sarah Le<br />
LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Jason Allen<br />
Jennifer Juarez Hernandez<br />
MOUNTAIN RANGE HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Faith Jones<br />
Hannah Chavez<br />
Quyen Bui<br />
NORTHGLENN HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Alyssa Baca<br />
Denisse Andrea Larrasolo Lo<br />
Briana Cordova<br />
Eila Cansler<br />
Spencer Case<br />
Yahir Coronado Herrera<br />
THORNTON HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Linh Yen Giang<br />
Amna Khamosh<br />
Cinthia Lara<br />
Jennifer X. Lara<br />
Nicole Martinez<br />
Congratulations!<br />
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Shannon [Five Star Education Foundation<br />
Director] made it a point to come to both<br />
our c<strong>of</strong>fee and tea with the principal.<br />
In addition, she invited several community<br />
stakeholders who will help us grow our<br />
school-based pantry which provides many<br />
needed items to our McElwain community<br />
such as food, clothing and hygiene needs.<br />
SARA OLSON<br />
McElwain Elementary<br />
The Five Star District is here for you if you’re in need. There are 27 schools throughout<br />
the district that have resource closets filled with food, clothes, household items,<br />
baby essentials, hygiene products and other necessities. Families can “go shopping”<br />
for items (free <strong>of</strong> charge) they might need due to hardships they are facing as a<br />
result <strong>of</strong> the pandemic. The resource closets were made possible by the support <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Five Star Education Foundation and are coordinated by the district’s Office <strong>of</strong> Whole<br />
Child Initiatives.
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GRADUATING<br />
SENIORS
Since March <strong>of</strong> last year, our Nutrition<br />
Services staff have served over 4 million<br />
meals! This has been a tough year with<br />
many changes, and the staff have gone<br />
above and beyond to ensure our students<br />
have a warm meal, whether they are<br />
learning in person, learning remotely,<br />
or community families visiting one <strong>of</strong><br />
our high school distribution locations...<br />
We couldn’t be more thankful for the hard<br />
work they have put into this school year!<br />
ASHLEY BURKE<br />
Nutrition Services Supervisor<br />
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*Full scholarship to ROTC program 27 <strong>of</strong> choice<br />
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GRADUATING<br />
SENIORS
“Driveway Dreams”<br />
Madison Nicks<br />
Senior<br />
Stargate School<br />
...the talent <strong>of</strong> our students and the<br />
support <strong>of</strong> our educators remains up<br />
to the same standards as always.<br />
It’s clear that our educators have been<br />
working closely with our students to help<br />
them be really thoughtful about ways<br />
they can express themselves and you’re<br />
going to see some art that will inspire you,<br />
excite you and that you’re really going<br />
to enjoy tremendously.<br />
CHRIS GDOWSKI<br />
Superintendent<br />
View District<br />
Art Show<br />
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Employees <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Year</strong><br />
This school year we have seen our colleagues<br />
tackle new responsibilities, rise to new heights<br />
to meet the needs <strong>of</strong> our students and exhibit<br />
strength, resilience and innovation while facing<br />
unprecedented challenges. From teachers to<br />
custodians, principals to counselors, the many<br />
different roles and responsibilities <strong>of</strong> Five Star<br />
employees ELEVATE student success in every<br />
classroom, every day.<br />
Adams 12 Five Star Schools, in partnership<br />
with the District Twelve Educators’ Association<br />
(DTEA) and the Classified School Employees’<br />
Association (CSEA), announce the 2021<br />
employees <strong>of</strong> the year for the Five Star District!<br />
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Strength in Action Award:<br />
CARE<br />
MARA THOMAS<br />
Riverdale Elementary<br />
School Social Worker<br />
Strength in Action Award:<br />
COLLABORATION<br />
CARRIE LACHERMEIER<br />
BASE Programs Operations<br />
Manager<br />
Strength in Action Award:<br />
EMPOWER<br />
STEVE BOGUCKI<br />
Rocky Top Middle<br />
6th Grade Science Teacher<br />
Strength in Action Award:<br />
ENGAGE<br />
AMY STICE-NEVINS<br />
Arapahoe Ridge Elementary<br />
Social Emotional Learning<br />
Specialist<br />
Strength in Action Award:<br />
FOCUS ON STUDENTS<br />
KATE VOGEL<br />
Rocky Mountain Elementary<br />
Principal<br />
Diversity and Equity<br />
Award<br />
ANDRES MARTINEZ<br />
Thornton High School<br />
Social Studies Teacher<br />
Volunteers <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Year</strong><br />
STACY LAMBRIGHT, NATIVITY<br />
MILLER, BRAEDI TAGART<br />
Horizon High School<br />
Substitute <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Year</strong><br />
LOULOU NAJJAR<br />
Vantage Point High School<br />
Classified Employee<br />
<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Year</strong><br />
RAELENE CRUMP<br />
Stukey Elementary<br />
Office Manager<br />
Certified Employee<br />
<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Year</strong><br />
GLENN ASHLEY<br />
FutureForward at Washington<br />
Square, Welding Teacher<br />
Administrative Employee<br />
<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Year</strong><br />
TIM GRIFFIN<br />
Glacier Peak Elementary<br />
Principal<br />
View all nominees and watch celebration videos online at<br />
www.adams12.org/2020-21EOTY<br />
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Promises Kept<br />
Bond work will complete in Summer<br />
2022 with a final round <strong>of</strong> school ro<strong>of</strong><br />
replacement projects and any remaining<br />
bond-funded facility maintenance work.<br />
All projects outlined as part <strong>of</strong> the<br />
original bond plan will be completed as<br />
originally promised.
2020 Highlights What’s Still Ahead: Summer 2021<br />
Completion and opening <strong>of</strong> FutureForward at Washington<br />
Square, the district’s second career and technical education<br />
campus.<br />
Turf replacement project at North Stadium and new artificial<br />
surfaces at Horizon and Mountain Range high schools and<br />
Pathways Futures Center.<br />
Start <strong>of</strong> ro<strong>of</strong> replacement/restoration projects including<br />
BEST Grant-funded ro<strong>of</strong> replacement at Thornton Middle<br />
School.<br />
Kitchen renovation and modernization at Vantage Point<br />
High School.<br />
Final round <strong>of</strong> school interior renovation projects and<br />
safety upgrades (Coronado Hills, Meridian, Prairie Hills,<br />
Silver Creek and Stellar elementary schools, Silver Hills and<br />
Rocky Top middle schools, Mountain Range High School<br />
and Pathways Futures Center).<br />
Completion <strong>of</strong> $20 million, 100-mile district fiber network.<br />
Project will connect district schools and facilities on a district-managed<br />
network and meet the internet connectivity<br />
needs <strong>of</strong> the district for years to come.<br />
Phase 1 <strong>of</strong> the $6 million renovation <strong>of</strong> Five Star Stadium<br />
including new bleachers, upgrades to stadium facilities and<br />
new front entry.<br />
Critical plumbing repair projects at six <strong>of</strong> the district’s older<br />
schools (Malley Drive, Leroy, Hillcrest, McElwain and Rocky<br />
Mountain elementary schools, The Studio School and<br />
Hulstrom K-8).<br />
Completion <strong>of</strong> two-year renovation <strong>of</strong> district’s original<br />
career and technical education campus, FutureForward at<br />
Bollman.<br />
Playground improvement projects (Eagleview and Coyote<br />
Ridge elementary schools).<br />
Ro<strong>of</strong> replacement/restoration projects at 10 district<br />
schools and facilities including a full ro<strong>of</strong> replacement at<br />
Northglenn High School funded with a matching $1.7M<br />
state BEST Grant.<br />
New Master Planning Process<br />
Even as the 2016 Bond Program begins to reach its final<br />
phases, work has started on a plan to address the next<br />
generation <strong>of</strong> district programming and facility needs.<br />
A completed master plan is tentatively scheduled to be<br />
finished in early 2022. The finished plan could be used as<br />
a foundation for the Five Star Schools Board <strong>of</strong> Education<br />
to consider presenting future bond funding proposals to<br />
district voters.<br />
Want to be part <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Master Plan creation process?<br />
Five Star Schools is looking for district parents<br />
and community members interested in joining its<br />
Long Range Planning and Advisory Committee. Get more<br />
information at www.adams12.org/committees.<br />
Investing in every student, every school, every community<br />
www.adams12.org/bond<br />
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Continuing to<br />
ELEVATE<br />
Thanks to the support <strong>of</strong> the Five Star<br />
community, Ballot Issue 5C was passed<br />
on November 6, 2018. The Ballot Issue<br />
represents a funding measure to jump-start<br />
priorities identified through our<br />
strategic plan ELEVATE. We continue<br />
to make strides in fulfilling our plan<br />
to elevate student success in every<br />
classroom, every day.<br />
www.adams12.org/ELEVATE<br />
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Prioritized Investments<br />
for the district’s strategic plan — ELEVATE.<br />
SPRING 2021 UPDATE<br />
Reduce class sizes and increase high school course options<br />
Elementary: Add 16.5 teachers districtwide to address class sizes above targeted levels<br />
Middle: Add 2 teachers per building<br />
High: Add 3 teachers per building<br />
$ 4,594,671<br />
Additional teachers to reduce class size were hired and<br />
assigned to schools in the fall <strong>of</strong> 2019.<br />
Update learning materials, resources and textbooks $ 1,528,500<br />
Expand Career and Technical Education (CTE) programming $ 2,241,800<br />
Add academic interventionists at elementary and K-8 schools $ 1,472,455<br />
Increase early career educator salary and compensation across all<br />
experience levels to remain competitive in the market<br />
Increase experience credit to 10 years to better recruit<br />
veteran teachers<br />
$<br />
$<br />
3,259,781<br />
$509,500<br />
Develop and implement a new program for teacher leadership $ 1,528,500<br />
Implement 1% Cost-<strong>of</strong>-Living Adjustment (COLA) for all staff $ 3,433,292<br />
These funds were used to replace outdated textbooks<br />
and learning materials to align with current content<br />
standards and 21st century learning.<br />
These funds include support for a director, a coordinator,<br />
curriculum and other materials for CTE expansion.<br />
Expansion allows an additional 350 students to<br />
participate in CTE <strong>of</strong>ferings.<br />
There is a .5 Academic Interventionist allocated to each<br />
<strong>of</strong> our elementary and K-8 schools, which provides<br />
support to nearly 800 elementary students.<br />
Starting salary was increased, putting us third in our<br />
metro-area comparison group and 2.1% above the<br />
average starting salary.<br />
In the past two years, since resuming the acceptance <strong>of</strong><br />
10 years service credit, we hired 193 certified employees<br />
with 7 or more years <strong>of</strong> experience. This is a 31% increase<br />
over the prior two years when we only accepted 6 years.<br />
The IBS Negotiations Team continues to work on the<br />
development <strong>of</strong> this job description.<br />
Complete. Effective January 2019.<br />
Implement salary adjustments for identified administrative and<br />
classified (support staff) roles to remain competitive in the market<br />
$ 152,850<br />
Complete. Effective January 2019.<br />
Add counselors and social workers to schools at all levels $ 3,512,493<br />
Develop and implement social-emotional learning curriculum $ 407,600<br />
Expand preschool to new locations $ 713,300<br />
Add a member to the district crisis response team $ 101,900<br />
Install facility access cards at high schools $ 305,700<br />
Add additional campus supervisors at high school<br />
(2 per comprehensive high school<br />
$ 407,600<br />
Reduce district-level student fees $ 1,120,900<br />
Update technology devices and systems $ 152,850<br />
Allocate resources to district charter schools based on enrollment $ 2,812,159<br />
We added 54 FTE to our campuses to support social/<br />
emotional wellbeing, a combination <strong>of</strong> Social Emotional<br />
Learning Specialists, School Counselors, and SSS Mental<br />
Health Providers.<br />
In January <strong>of</strong> 2020 the BOE approved seven social/<br />
emotional learning programs for our K-8 schools. These<br />
include,Second Step, PATHS, Random Acts <strong>of</strong> Kindness,<br />
Top Twenty, School Connect, Zones <strong>of</strong> Regulation and<br />
Owning Up (Cultures <strong>of</strong> Dignity).<br />
The expansion at these identified sites has resulted<br />
in an increase <strong>of</strong> 21 staff members and an additional<br />
390 students served in our preschool program<br />
New staff member hired effective July 2019<br />
Electronic access control was added at high school<br />
exterior doors to support secured campuses starting in<br />
the 2019-20 school year.<br />
Funding for new campus supervisors added to high<br />
school budgets for 2019-20.<br />
Complete. Families are no longer charged<br />
district-level fees. Those who already paid a fee<br />
this year were reimbursed.<br />
Funding was used to update and replace student<br />
Chromebooks across the district.<br />
Charter began to see their funding in June 2019.<br />
TOTAL: $28,255,851<br />
Revised May 2021<br />
21 ST CENTURY<br />
LEARNERS<br />
DIVERSE<br />
LEARNING<br />
OUTSIDE-<br />
THE-CLASSROOM<br />
LEARNING<br />
SAFE<br />
SCHOOLS<br />
SOCIAL-<br />
EMOTIONAL<br />
LEARNING<br />
WORLD-CLASS<br />
STAFF<br />
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*Original estimated cost was $27,000,000 but the mill allows for inflation
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