Santiago High School AVIDSeptember 26, 2013

AVID TeamElective Teachers

Kelli Kuberski – Coordinator (12 years) Erica DuFault (8 years) David Allen (3 years) Nancy Montiel (1 year)

Administration Dr. Lila Jenkins, Principal Tracy Conway-Witt, Assistant Principal Judie Kirksey, Assistant Principal Thorsten Hegberg, Assistant Principal

Counseling Jessie Pawling, AVID Lead Counselor Maricela Romero Wendy Hartman Veronica Carbajal

AVID Site Team

Math Sherri Foster Sophea Cheng

English Lori Rice Jennifer Ballard Sheri Zoratti

Science Vickie Miller Jeremy Khalaf Michelle Malme Shannon Bennett

History Jesse Goodwin David Allen

World Languages Nancy Montiel Ariene Borutzki Rene Murguia Dante Urzua

Electives Will Okura

DemographicsDemographics for Santiago HighSantiago High School has a current enrollment of 2,356.Latino: 81% Asian: 14% White: 3% Fillipino: 1% 79.7 % of students are on free/reduced lunch.

Demographics for Santiago AVIDSantiago High AVID has a current enrollment of 464 students.Latino: 91% Asian: 7% White: 1%89.9% of AVID students are on free/reduced lunch.

3, 0%334, 14%

9, 0%

1907, 81%

73, 3%

15, 1%

12, 1%

American Indian

Asian

Pacific Islander

Hispanic

White

Fillipino

Black

0, 0%

0, 0%

4, 1%

0, 0%

2, 0%

424, 92%

33, 7%

American Indian

Asian

Pacific Islander

Hispanic

White

Fillipino

Black

AVID Enrollment and Retention

9 10 11 12 Overall Retention

Class of 2014

143 13292%

11990%

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Class of 2013

113 10088.5%

8989%

7179.8%

62.8%

Class of 2012

114 10995.6%

10394.5%

8077.7%

70.2%

Class of 2011

104 9894.2%

8889.8%

6877.3%

65.4%

Class of 2010

65 6498.5%

5687.5%

4885.7%

73.8%

Retention

Male-female ratio 2011-12 – 61% female, 39% male 2012-13 – 57.8% female, 42.2% male

Inclusion of a male AVID teacher, David Allen

New program after school for freshmen and sophomores with below a 2.0 GPA

AVID Section Growth

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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Year Sections

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2004 3

2005 3

2006 4

2007 6

2008 9

2009 12

2010 12

2011 12

2012 14

2013 14

College Entrance Comparison – AVID & SHS Seniors

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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Santiago Seniors

AVID Seniors

Year Saniago AVID

2005 20.80% 83%

2006 28.90% 91%

2007 35.90% 95%

2008 34.20% 88%

2009 37.60% 93%

2010 46.70% 88%

2011 54.10% 95%

2012 48.70% 92.20%

AVID/Non AVID/Total Population College Entrance

Year Total Population Non-AVID AVID

2008 34.20% 30.20% 88%

2009 37.60% 29.07% 92.85%

2010 46.70% 37.50% 87.50%

2011 54.10% 48.10% 95.20%

2012 48.70% 48.10% 92.2%

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Total Population

Non AVID Students

AVID Students

College Entrance Completion by Ethnicity

0 20 40 60 80 100 120

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

AVID Asian

SHS Asian

AVID Hispanic

SHS Hispanic

District Wide 4 Year AVID University Attendance

Percentage of AVID Students Attending a Four Year University

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75

100

2010 2011

2012

2012 GGUSD Four Year College Attendance

High SchoolNumber of

AVID SeniorsAVID Seniors

Attending 4-Year School

% Attending 4-year School

Bolsa Grande 37 25 67.6%

Garden Grove 35 25 71.4%

La Quinta 47 25 53.2%

Los Amigos 46 28 60.9%

Pacifica 9 6 66.7%

Rancho Alamitos 50 19 38%

Santiago 77 59 76.7%

Scholarship Money - $88,000

AVID Seniors 2011

Scholarship Money - $124,000

AVID Seniors - 2012

AVID HighlightsSantiago High School

2009-2012

College Going Culture

“A-G” letter in every classroom

“A-G” requirements poster in each classroom

College Fairs (district and school)

Mondays are college t-shirt day

WICR posters in rooms

Unofficial mentoring by AVID students

College Going Culture

Student created posters for teachers highlighting colleges and degreesGuidance Office wall lists students and their college acceptancesNumerous teacher classrooms with college banners and student college acceptancesSpanish and Boys and Girls Club provides College field trips

Tutors

20 AVID Tutors

100% are Santiago AVID Graduates

100% at Four -Year Universities

Longevity of tutors35% - 3 years or more (7 tutors)20% - 2 years (4 tutors)45% - 1 year (9 tutors)

Rigor

2012-13 9 10 11 12 Total

# Students in AP Courses

2 57 82 62 203

% AVID in AP Courses

1% 43% 69% 87%

Professional Development

33% of faculty and administrators have attended Summer Institute and/or AVIDizing (Path training)

Professional Development cont.

Focused Note-taking training Dec. 2011 – 100% staff trained Sept. 2012 – 76.4% voluntarily attended FNT Follow-

up Nov. 2012 - 100% attended FNT revision workshop

presented by AVID teachers

Tutorology 2012 – All AVID teachers attended Path for updated

Tutorial curriculum and training Nov. 2012 – 100% faculty attended tutorology

workshop for content teachers

Thank you!Questions and Comments