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Distance Learning at Luther Burbank Tri Nguyen, Edith Mourtos Nick Laskowski Assistant Principal Superintendent-Principal Assistant Principal Luther Burbank School Closure Roadmap April 6 onward Engagement with Distance Learning April 1


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Distance Learning at Luther Burbank

Tri Nguyen,

Assistant Principal

Edith Mourtos

Superintendent-Principal

Nick Laskowski

Assistant Principal

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March 13

Announcement of school closure

March 16

Planning for Distance Learning Family Check In

April 1

School Closure extended for the remainder of 19/20 SY

March 23

Chromebook Distribution Distance Learning Plan Roll Out

April 6 onward

Engagement with Distance Learning Luther Burbank School Closure Roadmap

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Student’s Perspective: Distance Learning Journey

Beginning March 16 Connecting March 23 Attending April 6

Student completes academic work packet Continuation of packet work Dispersal of Student Chromebook Monitoring Connectivity Connecting to SeeSaw | Google Classroom | Khan | EPIC | iReady

Engaging April 13

Monitoring Engagement Learning on Teachers’ assigned platform

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Meal & Science Kits distributed daily

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Total Number of Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner Day 1 (March 16) - Day 25 (April 16) Breakfast + Lunch to LBSD students Supper Addition (4/6)

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Surveyed

512

students 115

does not need device

35

families unaccounted

352

Chromebook checked out Chromebook Distribution

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Identify families who need Internet access via school wide survey Providing local providers

  • ffering complimentary

services for low-income families Office Staff, Mr. Casas-Hawkins has been supporting families with completing application and verifying identification Getting students connected and onto learning platform

I n t e r n e t C

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F a m i l i e s

1 2 3 4

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Learning Refine Technology

Skills

Applying Connectivity Planning Learning Packets Connecting Communicating Family:Student

Remote Contact

Monitoring

Engaging eLesson & Group

Support

Teacher’s Perspective: Distance Learning Journey

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  • 8:00 ------------------------ Wake up
  • 8:30 ------------------------ School begins
  • 8:30 - 8:45-------------------Morning message/daily intentions
  • 8:45 - 9:45 -----------------Math
  • 9:45 - 10:15 -----------------Offjce Hour
  • 10:15 - 11:15 ------------------ELA
  • 11:15 - 11:45 ----------------- Offjce Hour
  • 11:45 - 1:00 ------------------ Lunch/Outdoor fun
  • 1:00 - 2:00 ------------------ Reading/AR
  • 2:00 - 3:00 -----------------Independent Learning/Finish INC work
  • 3:00 - 4:00 ----------------- Explore Hour/RAFT kits
  • 4:00 - 5:00 ------------------Chores
  • 5:00 - 6:00 ------------------Creative Time/Time
  • 6:00 - 7:00 -------------------Dinner
  • 7:00 - 8:00 -------------------Getting Ready for Bed

Luther Burbank Distance Learning Schedule

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Luther Burbank

Social Emotional Support

Continuation of social emotional support with Ms. Benavides Support families with emotional and financial needs [survey for support] Ongoing support with family school linked services and program Assist with basic needs to neediest families - gift card to purchase food and resources

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Online Programs Implementation

Organization Language Arts Math Other

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https://www.symbaloo.com/mix/burbankbears2020

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Week

3/16

Getting it going...

Students received instructional Packet

  • Teachers

check in with students

  • Discussion of

professional learning

Week

3/30

Zoom Grade Level Meeting

Define strategies of direct instruction How to Group students Discuss and plan for Targeted intervention

  • Planning for

Week 4/6 and 4/13

Week

4/6

Structured Daily eLessons

Monitoring for

  • nline presence

(attendance)

  • Connection to

SeeSaw

  • Real Time

Communication between teacher:student

Curriculum Perspective - Week 3/16 - 4/13

Week

4/13

Structured Daily eLessons

Monitoring for

  • nline presence

+ academic engagement

  • Direct

Instruction

  • Real Time

Communication between teacher:student

Week

3/23

Tech Explore

SeeSaw Communication & Progress Platform Teacher Training

  • Assembling

Student Resource Platform

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Attendance & Engagement

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Note: Week 1 (April 6- 10) attendance across grades K-8, by classroom teacher.

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K 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 Grade Level - % Average Attendance 4

Note: Week 1 (April 6- 10) average attendance across grades K-8

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1/ List of minimal & non-engaged students due to admin every Thursday 4/9 (attendance) Thursday 4/16 | Thursday 4/23 2/ Admin will call families between 5-7PM (3 attempts) 3/ Certified mailing to indicate communication attempts and with a request for families to call the school 4/ Admin will conduct home visit for families who do not call back

Admin Communication with Non-Engaged (NE) Students

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Attendance Monitoring on Seesaw

3/ Students will have all day to complete their activity. 1/ Teacher posts an activity onto Seesaw. 2/ Students respond to the assigned activity. 4/ Teachers will record attendance on the next day 5/ Admin and office staff will connect with families for non-engaged or frequently absent students.

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Student’s engagement is calibrated and determined by grade level team. Engagement criteria consists of the following components:

☑ Quality of submitted assignments ☑ Communication and checking in with teacher ☑ Online presence - attending office hours, asking questions ☑ Balanced focus on both core subjects ELA & Math ☑ Reasonable and appropriate amount of active time on learning platform

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Non-Engagement Minimal Engagement Partial Engagement Full Engagement

Engagement Levels

100% 80% 79% 60% 59% 40% 39% 0%

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Source: Weekly Feedback from SeeSaw School Portal

Luther Burbank School District Seesaw Data

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Daily Task Log onto to check out the plan & agenda for the day.

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Family Communication During School Closure Duration

Special Education Updates for students with IEP/504 An update letter from the County Office of Education on distance learning extension Academic warning letter for students not meeting grade level expectations (based on 2.0 GPA and below)

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RAFT Science Kit

In Partnership with

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TK-3 Supply Kits

Pencils, crayons, colored pencils, erasers, pencil sharpeners, lined paper, white paper, mini notebook, and a picture book

  • Gr. 4-8 Supply Kits

Pencils, colored pencils, ruler, eraser, chapter book, graph paper, white paper, binder paper, and a notebook

Grab & Learn

Supply Kits

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Free books and school supplies for students. Please pick up M-F, 10AM

  • 1PM.

Libros gratis y útiles escolares para

  • estudiantes. Ven a

recoger de lunes a viernes de 10 a.m. a 1 p.m.