March 7 2019 Geneva 2020 Advisory Board
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This document summarizes the agenda and notes from a Geneva 2020 Advisory Board meeting on March 7, 2019. The board discussed indicators of success, including literacy, math proficiency, and graduation rates. Programs to support literacy success over the summer were highlighted. Continued focus on attendance was also noted. An upcoming comedy performance and discussions around social equity were announced. Small group discussions addressed definitions of equality, equity and systemic change, and where limits to access are seen locally. The GCSD budget and upcoming school board elections were also briefly outlined.
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The Geneva2020 Literacy Action Team met to address improving literacy rates among students. They discussed examining student performance data to determine outcomes and indicators to work towards. Potential strategies discussed included creating a summer reading challenge, collaborating with the local library for programming, and ensuring structured summer learning opportunities. The group aims to harness community resources to help students graduate prepared through data-driven efforts.
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The document summarizes a meeting of the Geneva 2020 Literacy Action Team. The team's goal is to harness community resources to support children and help them graduate prepared. They discussed the role of action teams in focusing on outcomes to increase literacy in Geneva. Members shared how their organizations currently support literacy and what additional data or resources are needed. Next steps include inviting more participants and having another meeting in March to continue making progress on their literacy goals.
Jan 23 2017 steering committee mtg
The Geneva 2020 Steering Committee meeting focused on building a stronger community to support children. They discussed partner successes like tutoring programs, a data update, and upcoming healthcare career days. The meeting also included a presentation on Geneva's dual language program and evaluations showing benefits for native English and Spanish-speaking students. They discussed assessing progress through systems change and student outcomes. Plans for future sustainability, events, and quarterly meetings were also noted.
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The steering committee meeting covered the following agenda items:
1) Approval of the Geneva 2020 Roadmap and governance structure which outlines the vision, strategy, goals, outcomes, and indicators for improving education in the Geneva community from early childhood through post-secondary.
2) Updates on workgroups focused on communications, governance, and outcomes as well as general initiative updates.
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