Redwood City School District

The board meeting included discussions on Northstar and the approval of their School Improvement Plans (SIPs). The board reviewed plans for EV charger installations at Hoover Community School and Roy Cloud School, as well as a possible Azure cloud migration and the scheduling of future board meetings. Public comments were received regarding student safety and district hiring practices. Additionally, the union provided updates on classified staff events, and the board approved various bond consent items.

This plan for Roosevelt School, a Title 1 institution, aligns with federal requirements and the Redwood City School District's LCAP. It sets three main goals to be achieved by June 2024: ensuring every student receives high-quality, grade-level instruction and social-emotional supports via a Multi-Tiered Systems of Support framework; promoting English Learner progress of at least one ELPAC level annually with reclassification within five years; and achieving at least one year's growth in ELA and Math for all students, with accelerated growth for those below grade level. The plan also includes specific actions and services targeting Students with Disabilities and Socioeconomically Disadvantaged students.

This Comprehensive School Safety Plan for Redwood City School District's North Star Academy for the 2022-23 school year defines strategies and programs for creating and maintaining a safe, orderly, and nurturing school environment conducive to learning. Key components include comprehensive procedures for child abuse reporting, disaster response (including the 'Big Five' immediate action emergency protocols for events like active shooters and earthquakes), student threat assessment, and suicide prevention. It also outlines guidelines for school suspension and expulsion, policies on sexual harassment and dress codes, safe ingress/egress procedures, school discipline rules, and protocols for preventing bullying, cyberbullying, and hate crimes.

This Comprehensive School Safety Plan for Hoover Community School outlines strategies to maintain a safe, orderly, and nurturing learning environment, aligning with the California Education Code. Key components include robust child abuse reporting and disaster procedures, featuring the "Big Five" Immediate Action Emergency Response. The plan also addresses student threat assessment, suicide prevention, school suspension and expulsion guidelines, and protocols for notifying teachers of dangerous pupils. Furthermore, it details policies on sexual harassment, dress codes, safe ingress/egress, school discipline, hate crime reporting, and comprehensive bullying prevention. The document emphasizes ongoing review and updates to ensure continuous improvement in safety protocols.

The Comprehensive School Safety Plan for Orion Alternative Elementary School focuses on establishing and maintaining a safe and orderly school environment. It addresses student threat assessment, suicide prevention, child abuse reporting, disaster preparedness including active shooter protocols, and procedures for discipline, harassment, and bullying prevention. The plan aims to ensure a nurturing environment conducive to learning by analyzing current safety conditions, implementing specific programs, and continuously improving safety strategies.