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Sweetwater School Bond Program Rated Most Transparent in San Diego County
SD Tax Payers Association Praises District for Public TransparencyProp O Bond Program is most transparent in the County
SCTA Summary Report | SCTA School Bond Transparency in San Diego County 7-9-14Sweetwater School District Names Interim Superintendent
Dr. Tim Glover Returns to the Sweetwater TeamBus Pass Letter to Parents - Transportation Services
Board of Trustees Workshop – June 10, 2014
Superintendent Dr. Edward Brand Announces Retirement
2014 Sleep Train Amphitheatre Promotion/Graduation Information
Appointment of Trustees to Sweetwater Board
County Board President Appoints Four Members to Serve on Sweetwater BoardPublic Hearing to Accept the LCAP Preliminary Plan - Wednesday, May 28th
District Surplus Auction – May 2
Sweetwater District and Counselors Reach Three-Year Tentative Agreement
Chula Vista High ASB Receives National Award
SUHSD Technology Showcase - May 17, 2014
Board President Jim Cartmill and Bertha Lopez Guilty Pleas to Misdemeanor Charges
“U.S. News & World Report” Names Sweetwater Schools among Best of 2014
Long Range Facilities Master Plan Survey
Vacancy: CBOC Member of a Senior Citizen’s Organization Position Now Open
SUHSD and SEA Reach A Tentative Contract Agreement
Attention Parents! We’re Having Another Computer Event!
2014 San Diego County Teacher Compensation Survey
Sweetwater District Health Benefits at a Glance
Labor Impasse Update - March 25, 2014
Sweetwater District and SEA to meet for negotiations on Friday, March 21, 2014
SDCOE - Notice of Public Hearing 03-20-14
New Election System for the Sweetwater Union High School Governing BoardCBOC Annual Report for 2012-13 is now available here
SBAC Webinars Site
View recordings of webinars presented by the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) on a range of topics including consortium progress updates, sample items and tasks, computer adaptive testing, etc., on the Webinars | Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium Web page.
Professional Learning Opportunities
The CDE Professional Learning Opportunities Web page allows users to post and find in-person and online statewide professional learning opportunities sponsored by the California Department of Education (CDE), COEs, local educational agencies, institutes of higher education, and State Board of Education-approved providers, as well as other not-for-profit agencies. Select the “Common Core Standards” topic on the search form to find current Common Core State Standards (CCSS) professional learning opportunities.
Parent Flyer Translations
The CDE CCSS and Parents and Guardians Handout has been translated into six languages, and additional translations of the Informational Handouts are also available. These and other resources are available on the Student/Parents Tab of the CDE CCSS Web page.
Compact for Success is the Sweetwater District's guaranteed admissions program to San Diego State University. Compact for Success students must meet specific performance expectations starting in grade nine and continuing through high school. Parents, students, educational, business and community partners work together to accomplish these program goals. The Compact for Success has been honored with a Golden Bell Award from the California School Boards Association and earned a Magna Award honorable mention from the American School Board Journal.
Nancy Castro Nieto
Curriculum Counselor
Phone: (619) 585-6045
Email: Nancy.CastroNieto@sweetwaterschools.orgTroy Mason
Curriculum Counselor
Phone: (619) 585-6044
Email: Troy.Mason@sweetwaterschools.orgFor Public Review
- Local Control and Accountability Plan
- Plantilla para la actualización anual del Plan de Control Local y Rendimiento de Cuentas
The Local Control Funding Formula, or LCFF, is California’s new formula for determining the level of state funding provided to school districts to provide for their general and supplemental programs. LCFF is designed to provide school districts with flexibility to direct resources to meet student needs.
In the LCFF Districts must:
- Clearly define goals and anticipated outcomes.
- Develop goals responsive to the needs of all students, especially low-income, English learners, and foster youth
- Identify and prioritize activities that are responsive to the achieving the goals.
- Ask the questions:
- Will implementing this activity directly address improving student outcome?
- Does this activity address the most critical needs of our students?
- Which group of students will this activity impact?”
- Build budgets that support the goals
- Develop a process for monitoring and communicating progress towards the goals
This is done via development of a Local Accountability Plan, LCAP. Parents, community members, pupils, bargaining units must be engaged and involved in developing, reviewing, and supporting implementation of the LCAP. English Learner parents and Foster youth stakeholders must also be involved.
The Sweetwater Union High School District has developed a Local Accountability Plan (LCAP) that incorporates District goals following the eight state priorities. We are reaching out to seek comment and input by organizing meetings where the various groups will have the opportunity to examine student performance data, surveys, and other data, and evaluate the importance of each District goal by rating each goal. Everyone will also have an opportunity to provide suggestions and comments on each goal.
The following meetings are planned or in process:
- District level parent committee (DAC, DELAC, GATE)
- Parent/Community meetings at every school site
- ASB student representatives
- Bargaining Unit representatives
- Principals
We look forward to your participation in this effort!
