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6.8 Maintain counselor on special assignment (COSA) 7-12 X All (Secondary) Supplemental $112,750
for secondary schools (academic) who will work with schools OR:-------
schools to provide college and career readiness Low Income pupils
strategies and planning. English Learners
Foster Youth
Redesignated fluent
English proficient
Other Subgroups:
(Specify)

6.9 Continue to communicate the importance of school LEA Wide X All (SCS) No cost involved
attendance and the effects chronic absenteeism can OR:-------
have on student achievement through various modes of Low Income pupils
communication, including school meetings and events. English Learners
Foster Youth
Provide monthly information items to all principals and Redesignated fluent
assistant principals illustrating LCAP goals such as English proficient
overall attendance rates, overall truancy rates, Other Subgroups:
suspension rates and chronic absenteeism. SART, (Specify)
SARB, and the District Attorney Meetings also continue
to serve as an intervention and deterrent against poor
attendance.

Review these processes in the monthly/quarterly
assistant principals' meetings with a focus on discipline
and attendance.

6.10 Monitors student attendance, truancies and LEA Wide X All (SCS) No cost involved
absenteeism throughout the year by doing the following: OR:-------
Low Income pupils
*Generate the appropriate attendance reports English Learners
*Communicate with school sites regarding students with Foster Youth
attendance concerns Redesignated fluent
*Made home visits when appropriate English proficient
*Continue to offer quarterly school site attendance Other Subgroups:
award winners for Most Improved for the current year, (Specify)
Most Improved from year-to-year, Highest Overall
Attendance Rate for the current year and Highest
Overall Attendance Rate from year-to-year.

SCS continues to work with each school site to maintain
attendance on track with the 2014-2015 baseline mark
of over 96.23% overall (Up .07% from 2013-2014) and
96.52% for K-8 overall attendance