Follow The Yellow Grant Road
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The document provides an overview of a workshop on obtaining grant funding. It discusses what grants are and who provides them, how to research grant opportunities, and how to develop the key elements of a successful grant proposal, including an executive summary, agency history, problem statement, goals and objectives, methods, evaluation plan, sustainability strategy, and budget. The workshop covers tips for finding the right funders to match your project needs, tailoring your proposal for different audiences, and standard attachments to include.
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The superintendent provides an update on the Vista Unified School District's progress and plans for the 2015-16 school year. Key points include:
- The district's vision is to be a model of educational excellence and innovation, and its mission focuses on inspiring critical thinking and collaboration to solve real-world problems.
- Last year, the district saw improvements in early literacy and English learner reclassification due to implementing its strategic "Blueprint for Educational Excellence and Innovation."
- The district is expanding family and community partnerships, including hiring more community liaisons and launching a family engagement network.
Parent letter 2015 16 SP
El distrito escolar de Vista ha implementado un Plan Maestro para lograr su visión de ser un modelo de excelencia educativa e innovación. El Plan Maestro se centra en el desarrollo de alianzas con familias y la comunidad, y en estrategias como el aprendizaje personalizado. Los resultados del primer año han sido positivos, con mejoras en lectoescritura temprana y un aumento en los cursos avanzados. El distrito planea expandir sus alianzas y proyectos de aprendizaje a través del servicio comunitario.
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The superintendent welcomed families to the 2013-14 school year and shared information about improvements to technology infrastructure and online resources to expand learning opportunities. Vista Unified has upgraded network equipment and wireless access, implemented Google Apps for Education and a learning management system called My Big Campus for online collaboration. The district has also updated its student information system portal to provide progress reports and allow online access from any device. These changes are designed to improve connectivity and transition to new academic standards.
Welcome letter 2013 (sp)
El superintendente escolar da la bienvenida a los estudiantes y personal al nuevo año escolar y destaca las mejoras tecnológicas realizadas, incluyendo una red inalámbrica más rápida, el uso de Google Apps y My Big Campus para el aprendizaje en línea, y la actualización del portal para padres. El distrito también se enfocará en implementar los estándares comunes y una nueva evaluación en línea el próximo año escolar, mientras que los maestros reciben capacitación para integrar las nuevas tecnologías en la
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The Superintendent's Advisory Committee on Magnet Schools met monthly to discuss recommendations for the district's magnet program. A survey of stakeholders at the four current magnet schools was analyzed and next steps suggested. A separate survey of K-8 families regarding a possible magnet theme for Washington Middle School resulted in a recommendation for a "Design and Innovation" theme. The committee unanimously recommended the Superintendent approve three magnet pathways - STEM, Arts/Design, and International Baccalaureate - and the specific "Innovation and Design" focus for Washington Middle School.
Roles and responsibilities information item may 2013
- Dr. Vodicka outlines a framework for the future of Vista Unified School District that includes a vision, mission, values, goals, and roles and responsibilities.
- The goals focus on student enrollment, achievement, graduation rates, college readiness, English learner reclassification, and more. Metrics and targets are provided for each goal.
- Dr. Vodicka proposes developing informal and formal networks through school clusters and cross-functional groups to achieve the goals. Modest changes for 2013-14 and more ambitious future steps are outlined.
- Questions are posed to the board regarding reactions to the cluster and department proposals, as well as next steps.
CSEA Negotiations Update 5 23 2013
The Vista Unified School District and the California School Employees Association met to discuss contract negotiations. They reached an agreement regarding reducing campus assistants. They also discussed the district's initial proposals, but CSEA did not provide a counterproposal. CSEA indicated they were not ready to discuss their initial proposal yet. The district expressed their interest in resolving the outstanding issues before the current contract expires at the end of June. Future negotiation meetings were scheduled for May, June and July.
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Professor Jo Boaler from Stanford University will discuss how students learn mathematics and how parents can support a growth mindset at a Math Parent Night for students in grades 4-8. The event will take place on May 23rd at Washington Middle School and discuss the transition to the Common Core State Standards in mathematics. Dr. Jo Boaler is a leading mathematics education expert who will share her research on how the Standards focus on building deep understanding through fewer concepts and the Eight Standards of Mathematical Practice.
Csea negotiation update 5.7.2013
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The document outlines the process used to determine start and end times for schools in the Vista Unified School District for the 2013-2014 school year. A superintendent's advisory committee with representatives from various stakeholder groups analyzed attendance data and transportation presentations to recommend a new schedule. The recommended schedule includes earlier start times for some elementary schools, shifting some schools from early to late schedules, and aligning kindergarten schedules across the district using an early bird/later gator model. The superintendent supports the committee's recommendation and will communicate the new schedules to families by May 2013.
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District magnet recommendation 3 14-13 postbrddocs
The Superintendent's Advisory Committee recommends closing the Vista Academy of Visual/Performing Arts (VAVPA) middle school program due to declining enrollment, facility needs, and budget cuts. The rationale includes being in year 5 of program improvement, few students matriculating to Mission Vista High School, and a small number of only 300 students in grades 6-8. Next steps discussed include articulating magnet programs from elementary to high school and closing the 6-8 grade program at VAVPA as of June 30, 2013 while giving current students an extended transfer window.
Safety report revised
The document outlines Vista Unified School District's goals of establishing standardized safety, security, and crisis management protocols. It discusses gathering stakeholder input and reviewing every campus in areas like safe school plans, security protocols, fencing, locks, communication and alarm systems. An outside firm will provide a security review and recommendations for each campus on topics like fencing, cameras and lighting. The overall goal is to ensure student, employee and visitor safety.
Special ed report march 14 2013md
The Special Ed Task Force is charged with defining an instructional model that promotes high-quality teaching and learning assessed through multiple measures of student achievement. Presenters discussed moving from pull-out to inclusion models and content-centered instruction aligned with common core standards. Next steps include developing a strategic plan around service priorities like student identification, instructional delivery, leadership, communication, and program monitoring.
Transportation recommendations 3 14-13
The document provides recommendations for reducing transportation costs in the Vista Unified School District. It notes a projected budget deficit and need to reduce optional transportation services. Community meetings were held where attendees provided input on transportation issues and potential solutions for 8 schools. A three-year plan is proposed to reduce special education transportation costs by aligning with the state average, analyzing current caseloads, and moving to a neighborhood model. An initial estimated savings of $350,000 is provided for 2013-14.
World languages and vapa update 3 6 2013rv
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This document proposes new measurable goals for a school district to align with its vision, mission, and values. It outlines 11 proposed goals in areas such as student achievement, attendance, behavior, college readiness, and surveys. Metrics and targets are provided for each goal from 2009-2010 through 2014-2015. Key strategies are identified to achieve the goals, and next steps are outlined to finalize and implement the framework.
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