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Da Vinci Schools Technology (4:30 5:00 p.m.) Athletics (5:00 5:30 p.m.) INPUT MEETING JULY 9, 2020 Zoom Meeting Norms 01. 04. Recording Questions We are recording so that we can ensure use of We will respond to questions you

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Da Vinci Schools

INPUT MEETING – JULY 9, 2020

Technology (4:30–5:00 p.m.) Athletics (5:00–5:30 p.m.)

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Zoom Meeting Norms

Recording 01.

  • We are recording so that we can ensure use of

your input.

Chat 02.

  • The Chat is open and visible to all.

Mute 03.

  • Other than when asking a question or

providing input, please mute yourself.

Questions 04.

  • We will respond to questions you submitted

via Survey Monkey.

Share 05.

  • Please share our time with others so that

everyone has a chance to ask questions or provide input.

Thank you! 06.

  • We will follow up with this group as

information and decisions occur; thank you for your participation!

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Purpose & Agenda

  • Jesse Corral, Da Vinci Schools Director of Technology
  • Vicente Bravo, Chief Administrative Officer – Operations, Equity

& Compliance

Introductions

  • What we know
  • Review of responses to Survey Monkey questions

Information

  • Suggestions regarding technology and athletics – use of PADLET

for input from participants

  • Additional questions from participants (time permitting)

Inquiry

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The Spectrum of Possibilities for Fall 2020

All Remote Hybrid All In Person

Only if:

  • 1. Required by

Health Department, or

  • 2. Family request

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Communication Timeline

Ongoing planning and collection of resources. Engage in parent stakeholder meetings. Update the Board and families on progress. Finalize options, policies and protocols; order and distribute necessary PPE. Now July

July June August

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PADLET for Technology

https://padlet.com/egreen140/8zice1vxc8cg8npz

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Technology

GENERAL UPDATE ON THE CURRENT STATUS OF SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY AND PLANS TO IMPROVE DEFICIENCIES.

  • We are doing everything we can in an ever-changing situation to provide our students with the

communication and support they need. We will be utilizing platforms such as Google Classroom to keep things streamlined and students on task. Technology will be provided for students who do not have access to a computer at home. WHAT TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY WILL THE SCHOOL OFFER IF CLASSES WITH BE TAKING PLACE ONLINE? WILL THE SCHOOL SEND HOME COMPUTERS AGAIN?

  • Laptops will be available for pickup for students who are enrolled at Da Vinci and do not have

access to a computer at home and Google Classroom will be used for simulating the class environment. WHAT TYPE OF SUPPORT WILL CHILDREN HAVE?

  • Technical support will be provided via email and on site appointments.

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Hardware & Software

WHAT SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE IS NEEDED? HOW CAN THE SCHOOL HELP RESOLVE BANDWIDTH ISSUES? WILL THERE BE COMPUTER LABS OPEN FOR STUDENTS WHO LACK RESOURCES?

  • A computer capable of making video calls is necessary for this learning environment.

All software will be web based unless otherwise noted. We will provide laptops for pickup if a student does not have access to a computer at home. There are currently no plans to have a lab open on campus. WHAT PROGRAMS WILL STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO?

  • As far as software, students will have access to the Microsoft Office Suite and Google
  • nline based applications. More specific software will be provided depending on the

classes that the student is enrolled in.

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Google Classroom

  • Which online learning portal

(i.e., Blackboard, Canvas) will Da Vinci be using to centralize remote learning?

  • What will keep students on track

with assignments? Will there be any new platforms to master?

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QUESTIONS Everything will be centralized through Google Classroom which gives a detailed view of:

  • Online learning portal
  • Upcoming assignments
  • Reminders
  • Communication between

teachers and students RESPONSE

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Privacy

COMING WITH A MORE SECURE WAY TO PROTECT THE STUDENTS PRIVACY, INSTEAD OF USING THEIR REAL NAMES FOR THEIR EMAIL. OTHER SCHOOL DISTRICTS HAVE ASSIGNED NUMBERS (LIKE A MEDICAL RECORD NUMBER) TO PROTECT OUR STUDENTS IDENTIFY, ESPECIALLY BECAUSE THE SCHOOL IS USING SUCH A LARGE PLATFORM AS GOOGLE CLASSROOM, AS WELL AS OTHER SOFTWARE PROGRAMS. Thankfully our infrastructure is not accessible from outside accounts. The

  • nly users who will be able to see student email accounts are other members
  • f Da Vinci.

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PADLET for Athletics

https://padlet.com/emilykennedygreen/l2qx3qeikw1opfpl

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Health, Safety & Athletics

  • National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS)

Guidance for Opening Up High School Athletics and Activities – April 2020

  • CDC Guidance for Cleaning and Disinfecting – April 28, 2020
  • California’s Coalition for Adequate School Housing – June 2020
  • LA County Department of Public Health (LACDPH) Roadmap to

Recovery

  • CDPH Back to School Guide – June 5, 2020 (updated June 18,

2020)

  • California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Guidelines for Return

to Physical Activity/Training – June 12, 2020

  • LACDPH Reopening Protocol for Gyms and Fitness

Establishments: Appendix L – June 12, 2020

  • LACDPH Guidelines – PENDING
  • Collaboration with neighboring schools and districts

Where do we get

  • ur information?

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Current Athletics Guidelines

  • https://www.cifstate.org/media

center/releases/2019-20/PR- 32_6.12.20_Statement_re_Retu rn_to_Activity.pdf

  • https://www.nfhs.org/media/3812287/

2020-nfhs-guidance-for-opening-up- high-school-athletics-and-activities- nfhs-smac-may-15_2020-final.pdf

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Face Coverings

Ages Types Mask breaks? Face shields? Extras

Students and staff will be required to wear face coverings while at school.

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Cleaning of Gym/Athletic Facilities

  • Increased cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting.

○ High touch frequencies ○ Whole school ○ Timing (how long it takes) ○ Teachers participating ○ Micron Disinfection ULV fogging & electrostatic spraying

  • Increased touchless hand sanitizer stations.
  • Regarding ventilation and air systems, HVAC systems and ensure filters

are and will be routinely changed according to manufacturer standards.

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Sports in 2020-2021

WILL SPORTS BE RETURNING?

  • All sports for all seasons will

depend on current guidelines regarding health, safety and athletics.

  • Can be different from one county

to another, and from one section to another. WHICH SPORTS WILL BE OFFERED?

  • Fall: Cross Country, Girls Volleyball
  • Winter: Boys/Girls Basketball,

Boys/Girls Soccer

  • Spring: Boys/Girls Track, Boys

Volleyball, Softball, Baseball, Swimming (Co-ed)

  • 2021-2022 School Year: Water Polo

(planned)

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Athletics Staff

INTERESTED TO SEE HOW REALISTIC IT IS THAT SPORTS WILL CONTINUE THIS YEAR. WOULD ALSO LIKE AN UPDATE OF OVERALL PROGRAM AND WHAT COACHES ARE STILL INVOLVED WITH WHICH TEAMS.

  • The reality of sports taking place this year is constantly
  • changing. LA County might be in worse shape than
  • ther counties in terms of allowing for athletics.
  • All coaches are returning except for Boys Varsity

Soccer Head Coach.

  • Tiered stipend for coaches also being explored:

̶ Tier 1, conditioning and practice only ̶ Tier 2, participation in CIF athletic competitions

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WHO IS THE NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR?

  • Currently finalizing

revised job description and tiered stipend/ salary.

  • Preparing to fly

position week of July 13th for one to two weeks max.

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Practice & Game Schedules

  • Currently, practices are allowed with limited

participation.

  • Pre-workout health screenings required before

each practice and game.

  • Game schedules will be determined in

collaboration with participating schools.

  • New scheduling program Facilitron and new

recommendations for athletics website (Ethan Barragán & Ryan Simpson, Class of 2020)

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HOW WILL PRACTICE AND GAME SCHEDULES LOOK LIKE IN 2020-2021?

Very likely to change quickly & often.

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CIF Guidelines

  • What is the latest news with CIF

regulations?

  • I know guidance from the CIF will

determine much of what we do but I hope that if CIF allows for sports competition that we follow that plan and allow our students to engage in athletic

  • events. Regardless of CIF

competition, can our students still train, even if through zoom, so they can develop their conditioning?

  • What new protocols will be

needed?

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QUESTIONS

  • Latest guidelines released June 12th for physical

activity/training.

  • CIF Survey for Schools and Districts completed

and submitted by Da Vinci Schools on July 8th.

  • State CIF announcement expected on or before

July 20th. Da Vinci Schools will follow CIF guidelines.

  • Da Vinci Schools will participate according to

CIF and Public Health guidelines, incorporating any new protocols, as needed (e.g., sharing & cleaning of equipment, social distancing, use of face coverings, modification to sports, etc.

  • In-person and remote opportunities for

training/conditioning are being explored.

RESPONSE

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Extracurricular Activities

WILL THEY ALLOW SOCCER CAMP NEXT SUMMER BEFORE TRYOUTS (LIKE MANY OTHER SCHOOLS)?

  • Depends on current guidelines in

place for next summer and the Athletic Director and coaches’ guidance. WILL THERE BE ANY EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FOR THE CHILDREN?

  • The use of outdoor spaces is being

looked into for planning extra- curricular activities for students following all required guidelines.

  • Logistical matters such as

supervision, social distancing and sharing and cleaning of equipment must be considered.

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Health & Safety

  • All mandated health and safety guidelines will be

implemented specific to all sports, including track. Coaches and coaching staff will be trained accordingly

HOW CAN ATHLETICS BE DONE SAFELY? WHAT ARE THE PLANS?

  • Communication between schools and athletic

directors that they are implementing required health and safety guidelines as well.

HOW WILL YOU KEEP STUDENTS SAFE WHEN COMPETING WITH OTHER SCHOOLS?

  • Depends on the “3-phase” guidelines of the CIF and

the County.

  • WILL PARENTS BE ABLE TO

WATCH EVENTS?

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Planned Stakeholder Meetings

Health & Safety

Monday, July 6 / 5:00-6:15PM

Facilitators: Vicente Bravo, Dr. Emily Green

Join us: https://zoom.us/j/84044819331

Social Emotional Support

Tuesday, July 7 / 5:30-6:45PM

Facilitator: Dr. Allegra Johnson

Join us: https://zoom.us/j/97131179245

Instructional Delivery

Wednesday, July 8 / 5:30-6:45PM

Facilitators: Dr. Jennifer Hawn, Dr. Allegra Johnson

Join us: https://zoom.us/j/96420266770

Technology and Athletics

Thursday, July 9 / 4:30-5:00 (Tech); 5:00-5:30 (Athletics)

Facilitators: Vicente Bravo, Jesse Corral

Join us: https://zoom.us/j/88316316030

Communication with Families and Community Engagement

Thursday, July 9 / 5:30-6:45PM

Facilitators: Carla Levenson, Dr. Jennifer Hawn

Join us: https://zoom.us/j/99389007643

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