CCEA Newsletter September 2003, Page 3

Text Box: with an emphasis on standardizing the site review process. Selected field experts will be invited to attend the training. In 2001 - 2002 there were 520 continuation high schools. Of this total, 94 are recognized as model schools. Model Continuation High Schools are the best kept secret in education. Every time I visit a model school, I am overwhelmed at the extraordinary quality of services that students receive.
I encourage all continuation schools to apply this year. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have questions about the application process. My goal is to assist you in our mutual endeavors to support student success.

Text Box: There were 20 schools recognized as California Model Continuation High Schools at the State Conference in May. Congratulations to the staff, students, parents and community members of each of these fine schools. District I Zoe Barnum High School, Patrick Faeth, Principal District II Rio Cazadero High School, Doug Wendle, Principal District III Madrone High School, George Ridout, Principal District III Ridgway High School, Brock Falkenberg, Principal District III Sam Yeto High School, Richard Chadwick, Principal District III Village High School, Diane Howell, Principal District IV Renaissance High School, Robert Mayeda, Principal District V San Luis High School, John Lupini, Principal District VI Oak View High School, Millie Andress, Principal District VII Allan F. Daily High School, Gail Rosental, Principal District VII San Antonio High School, Beverly Smith, Principal District VII Temple City Community Learning Center, Doug Sears, Principal District VII Vail High School, Robert Kennedy, Principal District VII Valley Alternative School, Gabriel Soumakian, Principal District VIII Mt. San Jacinto High School, Richard Savarese, Principal District IX Sunset High School, Roy Risner, Principal District IX Twin Oaks High School, Sandra Drew, Principal District X El Camino Real High School, Glen Collard, Principal District XII Adelante High School, Gary Litke, Principal District XII Mountain Lakes High School, Rick Barram, Principal

Text Box: describes how the school is exemplary and requests that the 15:1 ratio be waived. The application review committee will evaluate the waiver request and rate the application accordingly. If the applicant school qualifies for a site visit, the pupil-to-teacher ratio will be reviewed during the site visit to determine if the school offers an exemplary program. If the site visit team finds that the school is providing an exemplary program, it may be recommended for recognition as a model school even if the 15:1 pupil-to-teacher ratio is not met.
A comprehensive MCHS review team training is being introduced this year

[ CCEA Home | Newsletters Home | This Newsletter Page: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 ]

[ CCEA Home | Newsletters Home | This Newsletter Page: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 ]