4. D 7 Our Schools Portola High KING CITY HIGH South Monterey County Charter

5. DISTRICT DATA D 7

7. Enrollment D 7

8. Diversity D 7

10. D 7 ELL Students

13. Assessment Highlights of 2009-2010 D 7

14. August 23, 2010 Dear County and District Accountability Coordinators and Charter School Administrators: The purpose of this e-mail is to notify you that the 2009-10 Accountability Progress Reporting (APR) system data will not be released to local educational agencies (LEAs) on August 24, 2010, as originally planned. The new tentative release timeline is as follows: * Embargoed preview to LEAs-September 1, 2010 * Embargoed release to the media-September 8, 2010 * Public release-September 9, 2010 We appreciate your patience as staff continue processing the data. Additional details about the release of the 2009-10 APR will be provided in the near future. Sincerely, /s/ Rachel L. Perry, Director Assessment, Accountability, and Awards Division RP:js cc: All Assessments

28. Under current Federal Law, by 2014, ALL students are to graduate from high school at the proficient or advanced level, which also qualifies them to enter college.

31. “ Student achievement is all about improved teaching and learning, not testing”

32. Future

34. STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT

37. We are mandated to move from providing universal access – to providing universal proficiency .

38. Why Universal Proficiency?

39. a brief illustration

41. New “SHIFTS” are needed

42. SAFE AND NURTURING ENVIRONMENT

44. Inalienable Right to Safe Schools Article I, §28, of the California State Constitution approved by the voters in 1982, states, in part: (c) Right to Safe Schools. All students and staff of public, primary, elementary, junior high and senior high schools have the inalienable right to attend campuses that are safe, secure and peaceful. (Added by Initiative Measure, approved by the people, June 8, 1982)

45. The 3-Second Rule

50. FINANCIAL STABILITY

52. COMMUNICATION

53. The biggest mistake in communication is to assume that it has occurred.

55. The “Generation” and American History William Strauss www.williamstrauss.com

56. Fifteen Generations of U.S. Citizens GENERATION Birthyears Type Famous Man Famous Woman Awakening 1701-1723 Prophet Jonathan Edwards Eliza Pinckney Liberty 1724-1741 Nomad George Washington Mercy Warren Republican 1742-1766 Hero Thomas Jefferson “Molly Pitcher” Compromise 1767-1791 Artist Andrew Jackson Dolley Madison Transcendental 1792-1821 Prophet Abraham Lincoln Susan B. Anthony Gilded 1822-1842 Nomad William Keyser Louisa May Alcott Progressive 1843-1859 Artist Woodrow Wilson Mary Cassatt Missionary 1860-1882 Prophet Franklin Roosevelt Emma Goldman Lost 1883-1900 Nomad Harry Truman Dorothy Parker G.I. 1901-1924 Hero Ed Kelley Katharine Hepburn Silent 1925-1942 Artist Martin L. King, Jr. Nancy Pelosi Boom 1943-1960 Prophet Bill Gates Hillary Clinton Gen X 1961-1981 Nomad Barack Obama Rosie O’Donnell Millennial 1982-200? Hero ? Reggie Bush Jessica Lynch Homeland 200?-202? Artist ? --- ---

57. Generations and Education

59. Generations of Living Memory

60. G.I. Generation Born 1901-1924 Today age 86 to 109 SAMPLE MEMBERS: John Kennedy Ronald Reagan Walt Disney Judy Garland John Wayne Walter Cronkite

61. SILENT Generation Born 1925-1942 Today age 68 to 85 SAMPLE MEMBERS: Colin Powell Alan Greenspan Dick Cheney Martin Luther King, Jr. Nancy Pelosi Sandra Day O’Connor

62. BOOM Generation Born 1943-1960 Today age 50 to 67 SAMPLE MEMBERS: Bill & Hillary Clinton George W. Bush Spike Lee Steven Spielberg Condoleezza Rice Bill Gates

63. Generation X Born 1961-1981 Today age 29 to 49 SAMPLE MEMBERS: Halle Berry Michael Dell Michael Jordan Tiger Woods Barack Obama Reese Witherspoon

65. When Gen Xers were teens, that became the most cynical age bracket. Now that Millennials are teens, that’s become the happiest age bracket.

66. Millennial Generation Born 1982- ? Today age 0 (?) to 28 SAMPLE MEMBERS: Dwyane Wade Ben Roethlisberger Hilary Duff Jessica Lynch Mark Zuckerberg Danica Patrick

67. MILLENNIAL TRENDS drove when drinking rarely/never wore a seatbelt carried a weapon at school

68. Who Rules Campus? Among Boomers , men ruled. Among Gen Xers , it was even. Among Millennials , women rule.

69. For Boomers, gender was the biggest divide. For Gen Xers, race was the biggest divide. For Millennials, money is the biggest divide.

70. HOMELAND GENERATION Older parents: Generation X Younger parents: Millennials

71. Millennials in K-12 Schools

76. WHY IS THIS SO IMPORTANT . . .

77. Generations in the Workplace

78. Our Schools Portola High KING CITY HIGH South Monterey County Charter

79. KCJUHSD Staff Members are from many GENERATIONS SILENT BOOMER MILLENNIAL

80. KCJUHSD Parents/Guardians are from many GENERATIONS G.I. SILENT BOOMER MILLENNIAL

81. KCJUHSD Community are from many GENERATIONS G.I. SILENT BOOMER MILLENNIAL

82. Our Challenge / Opportunity

83. Future Actions for - KCJUHSD • Significantly raise student achievement • Improve student attendance • Lower student dropout rate • Increase parent involvement • Attract / retain a quality teaching staff • Manage fiscal expenditures within revenues • Regain community trust

85. 99.9%

94. Our Students Portola High KING CITY HIGH South Monterey County Charter Deserve 100%

95. We cannot tolerate a system where professionals tolerate failure.

98. We can’t wait for the storm to blow over. We have to learn how to work in the rain. Pete Silas

99. together . . .