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The connection (?) between school spending and effectiveness 1 Silicon Schools Five Year Goal (in 2012) 25 $25 5 schools million years 2 Where we are now 25 $25 5 schools million years 30 $26.5 4 schools million years 3 How


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The connection (?) between school spending and effectiveness

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Silicon Schools Five Year Goal (in 2012)

25

schools

$25

million

5

years

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25

schools

$25

million

5

years

30

schools

$26.5

million

4

years

Where we are now

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How many students met or exceeded state standards? (SBAC 2015.16)

5

Reading

California State average

49%

California State average

37%

Silicon Schools average Silicon Schools average

59% 48%

Math

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How many economically disadvantaged students met or exceeded state standards? (SBAC 2015-16)

6

California State Average (econ dis)

Reading

California State Average (econ dis)

Math

35% 23%

Silicon Schools (econ dis) Silicon Schools (econ dis)

49% 38%

Overall California State avg. Overall California State avg.

49% 37%

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40

schools

$40

million

5

years

Where we are going

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Average cost of ~$10,000 per student across portfolio

6,270 2,161 995 Per student cost

  • 2,000

4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000

Technology Central office Facilities Othwe Staffing

$10,178

Portfolio range

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One of the least expensive models in our portfolio the highest performing

Top Palo Alto E.S. Hollister Prep

2015.16 SBAC performance

ELA Math 81% 85% 86% 76%

Top Palo Alto E.S. Hollister Prep

Cost per student (2015.16)

$s per student $14,700 $9,170

Piedmont Middle School Hollister Prep

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Costs per student in our portfolio is increasing with new California budgeting approach (LCFF)

  • 2,000

4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 Per student (2012-14) Per student (2015 - )

Technology Central office Facilities Other Staffing

  • $1,500 in increased

spending over last few years

  • 75% of that

increase going to staffing

  • 11% to facilities

Cost per student ($s)

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The relationship between spending on staffing and state assessment results in our portfolio

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 5,500 6,000 6,500

% proficient in ELA (2015.16) $s spent on staffing per student

= School in the Silicon Schools Portfolio