ACADEMY C O M M U N I T Y S C H O O L PARTNERSHIP Sacramento - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

C O M M U N I T Y S C H O O L

THE E.L. HICKEY ACADEMY

PARTNERSHIP

Sacramento County Probation Department

Sacramento County Office of Education

PROGRAM CONCEPT

Probation Counseling Services Pro-Social Activities Education

WHY ?

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A PROGRAM FOR AT-RISK YOUTH

"One Stop" for students Community School Program designed to meet Probation Conditions Vocational Training Counseling Mental Health Mentoring Program Boys & Girls Club

PROGRAM CONCEPT

Integrated all-day support for students Structured and success oriented school environment Pro-Active vs. Re-Active Students engaged in education, counseling or pro-social activities from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily Positive Behavioral Intervention Support PBIS

EXPECTATIONS

SCOE

Core academics Campus accessibility Small Class Size Teachers committed to working with at-risk youth Extended opportunities for students to: Earn credits Vocational Training

PROBATION

Presence during morning check-in, lunch and the after-school program Participation in student orientation Home visits for truant students Support & community supervision of probation students on campus & at nearby community schools Visitation of incarcerated youth to review school attendance & probation compliance expectations prior to their release

PROBATION CONDITIONS

• Setting weekly goals with probation staff
• Cognitive Behavior Training
• Community Service
• Drug & Alcohol Treatment
• Gang Prevention
• Restorative Justice
• Family Counseling

SERVICES

On On-Campu Campus s Coun unselin seling g Services rvices

• Another Choice / Another Chance AC/AC
• Criminal Lifestyles

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(2-4p 4pm m daily ly)

• Athletic Programming
• Pro-Social activities

Vocati cational

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rvices / ROP

• Northern California Construction Training
• Culinary Program
• Landscaping

PROGRAM GOALS

Learning arning Re Readin diness ess

Reduce Truancy/ Increase Attendance

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Decreased Suspensions

Academic ademic Achie ieve vement ment

Literacy / Numeracy / Credits

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Fulfilling their Probation Conditions Comprehensive School / Districts High School Diplomas Equivalency Test

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

LEARNING READINESS

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

IMPROVED BEHAVIOR

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School

2011-12 2012-13

2013-14 2014-2015 Hickey

50.30% 31.60%

22.90% 18.95% Gerber

42.80% 23.30%

32.40% 17.46% North Area

34.20% 31.80%

14.10% 18.10%

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

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Credit Completion -

Percent Meeting 10 Credits per 30 Days 2013-14 EOY Quarter 1 Quarter 2

Hickey 24.2% 39.5% 40.4% North Area 31.6% 23.2% 13.9% Gerber 32.2% 47.4% 50.0% Boys & Girls Club 24.6% 30.8% 48.0%

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION

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Transition Details through Quarter 2 Uncertified Hickey Jr. North Area Gerber Boys & Girls Club Exited

45 36 11 23

Completer exit (GED / High School Diploma)

1 1 1

Transfer to disciplinary pub CA school

7 6 1 2

Transfer to non-disciplinary pub CA school

36 28 10 20

Transfer to non- HS diploma institution

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Successful Transitions

44 36 11 23

Other Transitions Other/Unknown (dropout)

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Transition Rate

97.8% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

SUPERVISION CONDITIONS

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52 students on probation enrolled at the Hickey Academy. 7 have successfully completed their probation conditions and are no longer on probation. We have had 14 probationers transition back to district. 3 probationers are graduating by June this year, with 2 more graduating by the end of this summer, thus a total of 5 will be graduating from the Hickey Academy. Attendance improvement for most of our probationers. Probationers are randomly screened/tested for illegal drugs, we transport and supervise their community service hours during the week, We expose them to pro social activities such as being involved in community groups, sporting teams, and job readiness training.

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

SUPERVISION CONDITIONS

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Provide experiences that the students are not accustomed to, such as: A picnic in San Francisco, Meet a Federal Court Judge at the Federal Courthouse, Tour of the Sacramento International Airport, the Crocker Art Museum, the Daily Observer Newspaper, Folsom Sports Complex, Bowling, Professional Sporting Events, Blood Drives, State Capitol, and California Railroad Museum.

THANK YOU

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