HomeMy WebLinkAbout2013/03/05 Special Orders of the Day- SBCS Promise Neighborhood
Chula Vista Promise Neighborhood
Kathie Lembo
Mauricio Torre
Planning Grant
•In 2011, Congress approved $30 million in three to five years
of funding for Promise Neighborhoods, providing 15 planning
grants of up to $500,000 each, and six implementation
grants of $4-$6 million each.
•250 application were submitted, SBCS scored number 3
•SBCS’ implementation grant was submitted in July 2012
Implementation Grant
SouthBayCommunityServiceshasbeenawarded
$4.9milliontofundthefirstyearofa$27.8million,5-
yeargranttoexecuteacommunity-ledplanthatwill
supportacademicexcellenceandcollege-bound
aspirationsforallchildreninChulaVista’sCastlePark
neighborhood.
ChulaVistaPromiseNeighborhoodhasdevelopedan
impressiveplanforaseamlesscontinuumof‘cradleto
career’solutionsthatwillcreatehighexpectationsforall
childrenandprovideaclearandviablepathwayto
collegeandcareersuccess.
Continuum of Solutions
•EarlyLearningNetworktoenhanceearlylearningsettings
foryoungchildrenfrombirth;
•Rigorousacademicinterventionsthatwillimproveschools
andprovideallstudentswiththeacademicskillstheyneed
forcollegeandcareersuccess;
•Collegeandcareerreadinesssupport;and,
•Asafetynetofwraparoundservicessothatchildrencan
thriveinhealthy,stablefamiliesandasafe,vibrant
community.
CVPN Catchment Area
The area covers 33 census blocks in west Chula Vista,
bordered by 3rd Ave. to the West, Moss St. to the North,
Judson Way to the East, and Palomar St. to the South.
Castle Park Elementary School
Castle Park Middle School
Castle Park High School
Hilltop Middle School
Hilltop High School
Partners
•Barrio College Institute•La Prensa
•A Reason to Survive (ARTS)•Live Nation
•San Diego Futures Foundation•Living Discovery Center
•Chula Vista Police Department•San Diego Padres
•County of San Diego: Probation Department•The Parker Foundation
•First 5 Commission of San Diego County•Focus, Inc.
•ManPower•San Diego State University
•County of San Diego: Health &•Knott’s Soak City
Human Services Agency•Star News
•Chula Vista Elementary School District•The United Way of San Diego
•Sweetwater Union High School District•Lowell Blankfort
•University of San Diego•Wells Fargo
•Chula Vista Olympic Training Center•San Diego Film Festival
•Feeding America•The City of Chula Vista
Support throughout the Pipeline
Promotora Outreach to Isolated and Disenfranchised Parents, Pipeline Navigators, Professional Development,
Emphasis on Social & Emotional Learning, Incentives for Participation, Parent Centers in Schools,
21 Century Skills Development, CVPN Interactive Website, ESL Support, Live Well San Diego, Anti-Obesity Program.
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Early Learning Network High School
Middle School
Elementary School
College & Career
(birth - 3 grade) (Grades 9 – 12)
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(Grades 7 & 8)
(Grades 4 - 6)
SAT Test prep;
Newborn Home Visits; Before/After School
Granger Turnaround
Granger Turnaround Model
Incentives;
Universidad de Padres; Program;
Model (GTM);
(GTM);
Academic Advocates;
Preschool/Daycare Academic Advocates;
Before/After School
Before/After School
SAT / College Guidance;
Mi Escuelita Tutoring Opportunities;
Program;
Program;
Info. on Applications, etc.;
Escuelita del Futuro; Mobile Technology;
Academic Advocates;
Tutoring;
College Tours;
Professional Dev.; Literacy Café;
Tutoring;
Music Program (K-6);
CV College Institute;
Bridge
Bridge
Focused Field Trips; Incentives;
Access to Technology;
Access to Technology;
Campus Transition
Summer Jobs &
Programs
Programs
Project SafeCare; FabLab;
Literacy Café;
Literacy Café;
Enrollment Services
Internships;
Healthy Dev. Services; Olweus Bullying Prev.
CV College Institute;
Achieve 3000;
Workforce Development;
CSF / FAP;VAPA Program;
Olweus Bullying Prev.
Imagine learning;
ROP Career Pathways;
Transition to Kindergarten; Achieve 3000;
Incentives;
CV College Institute;
Compact for Success.
Promotora Outreach;
;
Achieve 3000;
School Resource Officer
Olweus Bullying Prev.
K-3 Tutoring.
School Resource Officer;
At-Risk Youth Services.
At-Risk Youth Services.
Safety Net of Wraparound Supportive Services
Parent Education, Incentives from local grocers, Community Gardens, Nutrition Specialist, Internet/Computer Access & Education, Family Self Sufficiency
Services, Adult Education, Workforce Development & Employment Assistance, YMCA Family Membership, Mobile Medical Unit, Promotoras, Domestic
Violence Services, Immigration Referals, Housing Assistance, EITC Tax Preparation Services, Neighborhood Revitilization, Emergency Food, Transitional &
Affordable Housing.