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ACTION PLAN: Learning Environment

GOAL NUMBER: 1 SPECIFIC RESULT NUMBER: 2


GOAL: We will provide a secure learning environment that allows active student participation and opportunities to collaborate through
relevant content and instruction.
SPECIFIC RESULT: Implement programs and procedures that foster a safe and secure learning environment for students and staff.
ACTION STEP ASSIGNED TO:
STARTING
DATE:
PROGRESS
REVIEW:
COMPLETED
DATE: COSTS BENEFITS
1. Provide training
that will ensure
consistency
across the district
in the
implementation of
safety
procedures

Security &
Telephones
Professional
Development

August
2014

Annually

Ongoing

$7,500
(Speakers /
Training)
Consistency among
campuses

Increased security

More conducive learning
environment

Awareness of cultural
diversity to make learning
effective

Safer learning environment
for all
2. Reconfigure
entrances to
district buildings
to ensure a safe
and secure
environment


Facilities &
Maintenance
To be
determined

To be
determined

To be
determined

Cost to be
determined
based on
bond
assessment.

ACTION STEP ASSIGNED TO:
STARTING
DATE:
PROGRESS
REVIEW:
COMPLETED
DATE: COSTS BENEFITS
3. Provide
classroom
management
training that is
culturally
responsive and
addresses the
diverse needs
of our students
Professional
Development
Campus
Administrators
Motivational
Speakers
August
2014

August
2014

Ongoing

$7,500
(Speakers /
Training)
Consistency among
campuses

Increased security

More conducive learning
environment

Awareness of cultural
diversity to make learning
effective

Safer learning environment
for all
4. Expand current
activities to
include parent
and student
symposiums
addressing
bullying, cyber
bullying, online
safety, texting,
online
predators, and
digital footprints
Communications &
Public Relations
Guidance &
Counseling
Campus
Administrators
Campus
Counselors
Light Counselors


Fall
2014

Fall
2014

Ongoing

$10,000 for
materials
that support
classroom
management
training to
meet diverse
needs of
students

ACTION STEP ASSIGNED TO:
STARTIN
G DATE:
PROGRESS
REVIEW:
COMPLETED
DATE: COSTS BENEFITS
5. Make
information on
bullying and
discipline
management
easily
accessible on
campus and
district
websites
Communications &
Public Relations
Student Services &
Community
Relations
Community
Liaisons
Campus
Counselors
Fall
2014
Annually Ongoing No additional
costs
Consistency among
campuses

Increased security

More conducive learning
environment

Awareness of cultural
diversity to make learning
effective

Safer learning environment
for all

Responsible: John Washington Assistant Superintendent of Student Services & Community Relations
Joel Falcon Executive Director of Facilities & Maintenance
Nelson Orta Director of Professional Development
Bob Jackson Coordinator of Security & Telephones
Ruby Armstrong Director of Guidance & Counseling
Campus Administrators
Campus Counselors

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