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Community Partnership Schools 2019-20 Progress Reports

COMMUNITY SCHOOL GRANT PROGRAM

UCF CENTER FOR COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA

AUGUST 2020

Community Partnership Schools 2019-20 Progress Reports

Reports are organized by county in alphabetical order. ALACHUA Howard Bishop Middle School, Gainesville BREVARD Endeavour Elementary, Cocoa BROWARD Gulfstream Academy, Hallandale Beach CLAY Keystone Heights Jr./Sr. High, Keystone Heights Orange Park High, Orange Park Wilkinson Jr. High, Middleburg DUVAL Edward H. White Academy of Leadership, Jacksonville ESCAMBIA C. A. Weis Elementary, Pensacola HILLSBOROUGH Mort Elementary, Tampa Sulphur Springs K-8, Tampa INDIAN RIVER Dodgertown Elementary, Vero Beach LEE Franklin Park Elementary, Ft. Myers LEON Sabal Palm Elementary, Tallahassee MANATEE Manatee Elementary, Bradenton MARION College Park Elementary, Ocala MIAMI-DADE Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of the Arts, Miami Homestead Middle, Homestead Miami Southridge Sr. High, Miami ORANGE Eccleston Elementary, Orlando Evans High, Orlando Jones High, Orlando OCPS Academic Center for Excellence (OCPS ACE), Orlando PASCO Gulfside Elementary, Holiday POLK Crystal Lake Elementary, Lakeland ST. JOHNS South Woods Elementary, Elkton Webster Elementary (or “The Webster School”), St. Augustine

Howard Bishop Middle School, page 1 of 6

Community School Grant Program

Howard Bishop Middle School 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA

FUNDING Type of Grant Implementation Grant

Year of Implementation 3

Award Amount $255,000 (core operational funding) + $81,250 (one-year only FY-2019-20 university / healthcare capacity funding)

Community Funding Support $166,319.86

PARTNERS School District Partner Alachua County School District

Nonprofit Operator Children’s Home Society of Florida

Healthcare Partner Alachua County Health Department

University Assistance Partner Santa Fe College, University of Florida

Other Core Partner(s)

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Grade Level Pre-Kindergarten, Elementary School

Total Population 485

ECONOMIC STATUS Economically Disadvantaged 100%

Non-economically disadvantaged 0%

GENDER Female 48%

Male 52%

RACE OR ETHNICITY American Indian 0%

Asian 0% Black or African American 27%

Caucasian 31%

Hispanic 39%

Pacific Islander 1%

Two or More Races 3%

Unknown 0%

DISABILITY Disabled 12%

Non-disabled 88%

ELL STATUS

English-language Learner 0%

Non-English-language Learner 0%


Howard Bishop Middle School (Continued)

PROGRESS OF STUDENTS ENROLLED AT THE SCHOOL

2018-19 2019-20

FSA English Language Arts Students who scored Level 3 or higher 59% **%

FSA English Language Arts Learning gains 58% **%

FSA English Language Arts Learning gains of students performing in lowest quartile 44% **%

FSA Mathematics Students who scored Level 3 or higher 60% **%

FSA Mathematics Learning gains 57% **%

FSA Mathematics Learning gains of students performing in lowest quartile 41% **%

Number of School Environmental Safety Incident Reporting (SESIR) incidents 30 91

Number of in-school suspensions 0 54

Number of out-of-school suspensions 50 153

Teacher Retention Rate 76% *%

School Attendance Rate *% *%

Graduation Rate (High School only)

*Data not yet available. Updates to this information will be posted after the close of the first marking period. **FSA not administered due to COVID-19



Community Partnership School STUDENTS, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS SERVED (GROUPED BY COMMUNITY SCHOOL PILLAR)

EXPANDED LEARNING TIME AND OPPORTUNITIES

100 students participated in 230 cumulative hours of enrichment programming

104 students participated in 271 cumulative hours of supplemental academic support (i.e., tutoring)

FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

6 family and community engagement events and opportunities were hosted

342 hours of volunteerism and 360 hours of mentorship were contributed to the Community Partnership School by the local community

WELLNESS SUPPORTS

51 students received behavioral health services

375 resource needs (student: 194; family: 181) were addressed by the Community Partnership School, alleviating the burden on school faculty and administration

PRIMARY HEALTH SERVICES DENTAL HEALTH SERVICES VISION SERVICES

0 services provided to students* 70 services provided to students* 108 services provided to students*

0 services provided to family and community members*



*Some individuals may have received multiple services



Community Partnership School PROGRAMS AND SERVICES (GROUPED BY COMMUNITY SCHOOL PILLAR)


TITLE SERVING DESCRIPTION

Acceleration 14 students who have been retained one or more times

Afterschool Hawks 2.5 and lower quartile students and all others who are interested

After school tutoring and enrichment

AVID (20) 6th graders who are 2.5 or higher on assessment

AVID is Advancement Via Individual Determination, is a nonprofit college-readiness program designed to help students develop the skills they need to be successful in college.

Change Makers 45 students To provide Howard Bishop Middle school students with opportunities to become Change Makers in their community with lessons and activities based on public health community needs assessment.

Exploravision All of 7th grade This project is to encourage our students to use their imagination in order to think of future solutions to problems that exist in the world.

Tutor Teach Campus wide Is a volunteer tutoring program were students can go from 3:47-5:00pm to get help with their homework. Students must stay for 30 minutes to participate in the program. Various subjects

Vision Board Project All 8th grade students (185) To increase 8th grade students who are applying for magnet high school programs. Howard Bishop Middle school partner up with MOTIV8U to assist the 8th graders with leadership, attitude, relationship, goal setting & attainment, and excellence. The purpose of these practices is to help with their application process.


OCPS Academic Center for Excellence (Continued)




Explorvision Presentation All 7th grade Students present the vision board projects

Family Science Night Campus wide Is a yearly event to help parents and students learn about science all while doing family activities. This event is filled with games, prize and much more.

Vision Board Unveiling 8th grade student Parents and community members were invited out to see 8th grade students present their vision board of future plans for high school and beyond.




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Fun and Fitness Night All students Parents and students spend the evening learning about health and nutrition all in a fun and family atmosphere

Endeavour Elementary, page 1 of 6


Endeavour Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner Brevard Public Schools


Healthcare Partner Brevard Health Alliance

University Assistance Partner Eastern Florida State University, University of Central Florida

Other Core Partner(s) City of Cocoa





GENDER Female 48%

Male 52%



Caucasian 31%

Hispanic 39%

Pacific Islander 1%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 82%

ELL STATUS




Endeavour Elementary (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20







Number of School Environmental Safety Incident Reporting (SESIR) incidents 31 *



Teacher Retention Rate 88.8% *%

School Attendance Rate 90% *%


*Data not yet available. Updates to this information will be posted after the close of the first marking period.**FSA not administered due to COVID-19





244 students participated in 44,736 cumulative hours of enrichment programming

220 students participated in 22,215 cumulative hours of supplemental academic support (i.e., tutoring)



352 hours of volunteerism and 7,131 hours of mentorship were contributed to the Community Partnership School by the local community

WELLNESS SUPPORTS





1 service provided to family and community members*









21st CCLC After School Program 80-85 students Support for students to include: Personal Enrichment, Tutoring at level, Super Snack, Safety

Endeavour Community Partnership Summer Camp

100-175 students STEAM activities to support students’ academic levels, personal enrichment, breakfast, lunch and snack, safety, Parent Workshops, School Food Market






Adult Ed Classes - Computers Endeavour CPS parents, guardians, and families

Computer classes for Spanish speaking Endeavour families

Adult Ed Classes - ESOL Endeavour CPS parents, guardians, and families

English classes for Spanish speaking Endeavour CPS families

Adult Ed Classes – Food Safety Endeavour CPS parents, guardians, and families

Certification for Food safety

Food Market Endeavour CPS families and community Non-perishable food, toiletries, and items for Endeavour CPS families

Mentoring Program Endeavour CPS students Identifying mentors in the community to pair with Endeavour CPS students

Parent Advisory Committee Meetings Students, staff, families, and community Meetings with parents and guardians of Endeavour CPS

Parent and Community Volunteers Endeavour CPS and the HUB Volunteers are fingerprinted through Brevard Public Schools and when cleared, volunteer in many capacities at Endeavour. Instances of volunteering include, but are not limited to: events on campus, activities in the classroom, HUB activities, and campus rehabilitation and beautification.

Resource Fair and Family University Endeavour CPS families and community Community resources and activities for Endeavour CPS families




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Body Mass Index Screening – Florida Department of Health

BMI is a formula that uses a student’s height and weight to determine if his/her weight is in a normal range for his/her age. A higher BMI can contribute to the development of health problems. Students who fall outside of the normal range for his/her age group receive a referral for resources.

Endeavour students in grades Kindergarten, 1st, 3rd, 5th and 6th grades

Case Management Assistance with referrals for medical, dental and vision services. In conjunction with Brevard Health Alliance, we assist with appointment scheduling, transportation/accompaniment to medical / dental appointments.

Endeavour CPS students and families

Crisis Support Emergency Provide immediate support to children with severe emotional disturbance, emotional disturbance or those at risk of developing emotional disturbance to help them remain successful in the least restrictive setting possible via (crisis support, outreach) as evidenced by (phone calls, referring, crisis intervention).

Endeavour CPS students 11 – 14 years old

Dental Sealant Program – Florida Department of Health

A dental hygienist performs a screening exam, applies sealants and fluoride to students’ teeth to prevent cavities.

Endeavour CPS students in the 2nd and 6th grades

Mental Health Support (LLC Brevard) School Based Mental Health Counseling Mental Health Referrals for Endeavour, Mental Health Counseling (individual, family, and group), family support, crisis intervention, social emotional skills (individual and group), parenting support and resources

Scoliosis Screening – Florida Department of Health

Screening exam for curvature of the spine. Students who do not pass the screening receive a referral to an outside provider for follow-up.

Endeavour students in grade 6

Vision and Hearing Screening – Florida Department of Health

Students receive screenings for visual and hearing impairments. Students not passing initial screens receive a referral to an outside provider for follow up.

Endeavour CPS students in Kindergarten, 1st, 3rd and 6th grades

Gulfstream Academy, page 1 of 3


Gulfstream Academy 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA

FUNDING Type of Grant Planning Grant

Award Amount $80,000


PARTNERS School District Partner Broward County Public Schools

Nonprofit Operator United Way of Broward County

Healthcare Partner Memorial Hospital

University Assistance Partner Broward College

Other Core Partner(s) Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Hispanic Unity of Florida

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Grade Level Pre-Kindergarten, Elementary School, Middle School

Total Population 1,549



GENDER Female 49%

Male 51%



Caucasian 10%

Hispanic 49%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 87%

ELL STATUS




Gulfstream Academy (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20















Gulfstream Academy (Continued)








WELLNESS SUPPORTS









Keystone Heights Junior & Senior High School, page 1 of 6


Keystone Heights Junior & Senior High School 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner Clay County School District


Healthcare Partner TBD

University Assistance Partner Santa Fe College






GENDER Female 48%

Male 52%



Caucasian 8%

Hispanic 10%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 80%

ELL STATUS




Keystone Heights Junior & Senior High School (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20








Number of in-school suspensions 553 days 298

Number of out-of-school suspensions 455 days 57


School Attendance Rate 91.7% *%

Graduation Rate (High School only) 91.9% *%






1,342 students participated in 27,883 cumulative hours of enrichment programming





WELLNESS SUPPORTS














Mentoring Program Grades 7-9 grade students with risk indicators for dropping out of school

Community members provide mentoring using the Growth Mindset model






Parent Learning Series Parent and families Informative sessions covering a variety of topics. Presented by community organizations and school district specialists




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Mental Health Counseling 7th through 12th grade students Students are provided mental health services with a licensed mental health counselor. Must be referred and parent consent required

Student Support Program 7th through 12th grade students Clay Behavior, Inc.’s specialist who provides life skills and risk behavior reductions through classroom push in or individual time.

The Trading Post Students and their families School store for students’ food and clothing needs as well as high interest items student can get with bucks earned for positive behavior. Families are provided short term food needs with referrals to community food pantry

Orange Park High School, page 1 of 3


Orange Park High School 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA






Healthcare Partner Orange Park Medical Center Palms Medical Group

University Assistance Partner St. John’s River State College, University of North Florida


STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Grade Level High School




GENDER Female 47%

Male 54%



Caucasian 45%

Hispanic 19%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 82%

ELL STATUS




Orange Park High School (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20















Orange Park High School (Continued)








WELLNESS SUPPORTS









Wilkinson Junior High, page 1 of 6


Wilkinson Junior High 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA







Healthcare Partner Baptist Health Systems

University Assistance Partner St. John’s River State College


STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Grade Level Middle School




GENDER Female 51%

Male 49%



Caucasian 83%

Hispanic 6%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 85%

ELL STATUS




Wilkinson Junior High (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20







Number of School Environmental Safety Incident Reporting (SESIR) incidents 32 < 1%
















WELLNESS SUPPORTS




16 services provided to students* 1 service provided to students* 6 services provided to students*










Eagles International Virtual Exchange 7th -8th Graders Allows WJH CPS students to engage with students from other countries across the virtual real-time video Zoom, to provide cultural enrichment and education.

Student Leadership Council (SLC) Activity Session

7th and 8th graders. SLC Members conduct planned activities and projects during after school Expanded Learning Program

The Springs Church - Radiate 7th & 8th Graders Provides group games that promote team building skills.

WJRC 7th -8th Graders Our program was designed to give youth an opportunity to discover their inner producer. Each child will learn how to write their own script, identify different types of cameras, recording equipment, and learn how to edit their own videos into a publishable production. They receive hands on experience with professional television/ radio producers and equipment.

YMCA of Florida’s First Coast 7th and 8th Graders Facilitate active games that promote wellness health in students.






Farm Share, Inc. Food Distribution All ages of all community members. Farm Share provides free, healthy food to students and families of the community one to two days a month.

Church of Latter Day Saints, Bishop’s Storehouse Food

All ages of all community members. Free, healthy food for students and community members.

Nature’s Own All ages of all community members. Provides free bread bakery to WJH CPS’s Kitchen Shelves Food Pantry.

Lutheran Social Services 7th and 8th grade students Friday Food Bags for students




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Baptist Health WJH CPS and community Baptist Health provides support in form of medical equipment and allocated dollars towards the implantation of a community based health center, mental health support.

Florida Department of Health WJH CPS and community FDOH provides resources for WJH CPS and community, as well as dental services in the form of a dental sealant program for WJH CPS students regardless of ability to pay.

Florida Heiken Children’s Vision Program WJH CPS and feeder schools Heiken Vision Program provides vision services to students in surrounding community in the form of vision vouchers for free eye exam and glasses.

The PLAYERS Center For Child Health – Wolfson Children’s Hospital

WJH CPS and community The PLAYERS provides FL KidCare and Medicaid applications as well as application support for community

UF/IFAS Clay Extension WJH CPS Community & Students UF/IFAS Clay Extension provides materials for community garden, nutritional education for food bank community, and weekly cooking courses for extended learning.

Edward H. White Academy of Leadership, page 1 of 6


Edward H. White Academy of Leadership 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner Duval County School District


Healthcare Partner Agape Community Health Center

University Assistance Partner University of North Florida






GENDER Female 48%

Male 52%



Caucasian 8%

Hispanic 10%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 59%

ELL STATUS




Edward H. White Academy of Leadership (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20










Teacher Retention Rate * *%


Graduation Rate (High School only) 89% *%











WELLNESS SUPPORTS


1,138 resource needs (student: 939; family: 199) were addressed by the Community Partnership School, alleviating the burden on school faculty and administration












Big Brothers Big Sisters 9-12 grade students Mentoring organization that seeks to help provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever.

Fresh Futures Youth Program 9-12 grade students A year-long program for Duval County high-school students, providing training in financial literacy, college readiness, job readiness, academic enrichment, health and wellness, family involvement, cultural outings, and leadership and character development.

Heroes and Sheroes Mentoring 9-12 grade students Leadership afterschool program teaching public speaking interview skills. Assist with part time job search, college applications or assist with trade school

KIPP Mentoring 9-12 grade students Non-profit network of 242 college-preparatory, public charter schools educating early childhood, elementary, middle, and high school students.

Operation Save Our Sons 9-12 grade male students Promotes a set of values that encourages respect, positive thinking, and wise choices. Seek to prepare boys for better life skills that will increase the number of graduating seniors, encourage post-secondary education, and promote both job training and armed forces entrance.






Adobe Photo Shop Classes Community 8-week courses designed to provide a solid foundation Adobe Photoshop

Belly Dancing Community In this 8 week course, you will learn the fundamental shapes, shimmies, and steps for belly dance. Designed for absolute beginners with no prior belly dance (or other dance) training, this course is also great for more advanced students who wish to freshen up their basic technique.

Clothing Closet Students & Parents An on-site food pantry that is also co-sponsored with Feeding Northeast Florida

DCF Benefits & Food Stamps Application Parents An on-site computer that allows parents access applications to be fast-tracked to the DCF access office.

Drivers Education Community Driving lessons that assist with obtaining the FL State drivers licenses

Food Pantry Students & Parents An on-site food pantry that is also co-sponsored with Feeding Northeast Florida

Golf Lessons Community 8 week courses designed to provide a solid foundation for the golfing.

Photography Community 8 week courses designed to provide a solid foundation Adobe Photoshop




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Behavioral Health Student & Parents Mental health services to assist with emotional health and wellness

Dental Students & Parents Dental services provided for overall oral care

Household Items Closet Parents Varies household items such as laundry detergent, kitchen supplies, ect

Hygiene Closet Students Hygiene items to assist with overall wellness

Physical Health Students & Parents Medical/PCP health services

Vision Health Students Vision services that provide screening, and glasses

C. A. Weis Elementary, page 1 of 6


C. A. Weis Elementary2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner Escambia County School District


Healthcare Partner Community Health of Northwest Florida

University Assistance Partner University of West Florida


STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Grade Level Elementary School




GENDER Female 49%

Male 51%



Caucasian 12%

Hispanic 6%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 68%

ELL STATUS




C. A. Weis Elementary (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20







Number of School Environmental Safety Incident Reporting (SESIR) incidents * 0

Number of in-school suspensions * 35

Number of out-of-school suspensions * 19

Teacher Retention Rate *% *%

School Attendance Rate *% *%


*Data not available. Updates to this information will be posted after the close of the first marking period.**FSA not administered due to COVID-19.










WELLNESS SUPPORTS


1,910 resource needs (student: 1,668; family: 242) were addressed by the Community Partnership School, alleviating the burden on school faculty and administration












IB Math Tutoring Kindergarten through 3rd grade Math tutoring for Kindergarten through 3rd grade

Health 2nd through 5th graders Health and Wellness skills

Musical Theater Select 2nd and 5th grades students PenArts provides Musical Theater

Reading Tutors Kindergarten through 5th Grader students UWF Students provide reading tutoring

Success Club 5th graders Life Skills

Whiz Kids Kindergarten through 5th Grader students Teaches Science and Technology






CDAC Behavioral Health Parents and Families in the Community/Weis/Substance Abuse/Healthier Lifestyles

Prevention Education and Awareness

Community Health of North West Florida Families of C.A. Weis as well as families in the community

Primary Health Care for Adults/Pediatric Healthcare

Florida A & M University Families of C.A. Weis as well as families in the community

Provides Medical Education Classes

Goodwill Easter seals of Gulf Coast Parents or Caretakes of Children at C.A. Weis Elementary

Monthly class of employability

Ms. Sine’s C.A. Weis Elementary School Art Teacher

C.A. Weis Families Spring Class and Fall Class for families

My Brothers and Sisters Families of the Community Helping and Serving Family relationships/Non-Profit

Pen Air Federal Credit Union Parents and Caregivers of students at Weis Elementary

Financial classes

The Adult Education Program/Pensacola State College (PSC)

C.A. Weis families and local Community PSC provides adult education classes, GED courses and testing

The Doerr’s Club Parents and Families of C.A. Weis students Provide Food Donations – Thanksgiving Turkeys

University of Florida Families in the Community Expanded Food and Nutrition Program




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


90 Works Healthy Families Escambia County Families Healthy Families program

Be Ready Alliance Coordinating for Emergency

Escambia County Natural disaster help

Catholic Charities Escambia County Provide financial assistance with rent and utlities

Community Action Escambia County Families Utility Assistance, adult and child education

East Hill Edible Gardening Afterschool program Partner with SAIL (afterschool program) for gardening at C.A. Weis Elementary

First Baptist Church – Backpack buddies C.A. Weis Elementary Providing weekend food bags for students

Florida Department of Children and Families Escambia County Protective Services

Florida Health Escambia County Health Department

Legal Service of North Florida Escambia County Free legal services

Marcus Pointe Baptist Church Adults Addiction Recovery Ministry

Opening Doors Escambia County Homeless resources and utility assistance

Pensacola High School Air Force Mentoring Kindergarten through 5th grade Senior Aerospace science instructor - Mentoring

Salvation Army Escambia County Emergency financial assistance, food pantry, disaster services, after school program

University of West Florida Students of C.A. Weis Department of Teacher Education and Educational Leadership

Vicky;s Veggie and More Escambia and Cantonment County Community

Home Grown Pesticide Free food

Well Care Escambia County Medical insurance companies

WSRE – Imagination Station Interactive learning activities Interactive learning activities

Mort Elementary, page 1 of 6


Mort Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner Hillsborough County Public Schools


Healthcare Partner Tampa Family Health Centers

University Assistance Partner University of South Florida

Other Core Partner(s) Tampa Innovation Place, University Area Community Development Corporatio





GENDER Female 48%

Male 52%



Caucasian 8%

Hispanic 10%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 84%

ELL STATUS




Mort Elementary (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20























WELLNESS SUPPORTS














Art Club K-5th grade Mort students Group for students interested in art and art-related activities.

Chorus 3rd-5th graders, with special performances by K-2nd graders

Music group for our students to hone their musical talents with opportunities to perform publicly. Also includes a steel drum band, rock band and future Ipad band.

Cub Scouts K-5th graders in the HOST AfterschoolProgram

In partnership with Boy Scouts of America, in Scouting, boys and girls start with their best right now selves and grown into their very best future selves. It’s fun, hands-on learning and achievement that puts kids in the middle of the action and prepares them for today- and for life.

Garden Club K-5th grade Mort students Group formed for students to learn more about horticulture. These students tend the Mort Garden and take care of the Mort chickens.

Mathletes: Young Prodigy Club K-5th graders in the HOST AfterschoolProgram

Weekly enrichment club led by USF Work Study Students focusing on math for extended day tutoring to K-2nd graders.

Musical Theater K-5th graders in the HOST AfterschoolProgram

In partnership with the Straz Patel Conservatory, a professionally trained instructor provides weekly singing, dancing, and acting training to youth in grades K-5.

National Elementary Honor Society 3rd-5th grade Mort students Group formed for students with high academic achievement.

Soccer K-5th graders in the HOST AfterschoolProgram

In partnership with Dynamic Futbol Academy, students learn soccer terminology and techniques weekly with professionally trained coaches.






Adult ESOL Classes Parents who have children attending Mort Elementary Community Partnership School

English classes for parents of Mort students

All Pro Dads Parents with children attending Mort Elementary

Monthly breakfast for Dads and their children attending Mort

Food Pantry Parents with children attending Mort Elementary

Weekly food pantry for Mort parents

MALDEF Classes Hispanic Parents of Mort Elementary students

Educational rights and information classes for Hispanic parents

Mort Parents Fitness Group Classes are open to the community but the Mort Fitness Group that walks over is only for parents of Mort students.

Fitness group that meets and walks to the local community center, University Area Community Development Center, for fitness boot-camp classes provided twice a week.

Music Play Class Mort Parents and their children ages 2-5 Music and Play classes

PTA Meetings Parents with students at Mort Elementary Newly formed, small group of parents who are working to increase parent enrollment and planning projects to help fundraise for the school.

Ready-Set-Go Mort Parents and their children ages 2-5 Parent-child early education classes

SAC Meetings Parents with children who attend Mort Elementary

School Advisory Committee Meetings for parents at Mort to participate in decision making and learn about school-related information




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Behavioral Health Services Students in K-5th grade and family members 2-3 Mental Health Counselors provide counseling services to students, as well as family members, on site and off site.

Bucs Vision Services Currently students in K, 1st, and 3rd Vision Rescreening for students who failed their initial vision screening, provides eyewear

Tampa Family Health Dental Bus 2nd grade students, and 3rd grade students needing reseals.

Dental cleanings and sealants for children.

Sulphur Springs K-8, page 1 of 6


Sulphur Springs K-8 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner Hillsborough County Public Schools

Nonprofit Operator Tampa Metorpolitan Area YMCA

Healthcare Partner Tampa Family Health Centers


Other Core Partner(s) Sulphur Springs Neighborhood of Promise

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Grade Level Elementary School, Middle School




GENDER Female 47%

Male 53%



Caucasian 4%

Hispanic 22%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 85%

ELL STATUS




Sulphur Springs K8 (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20










Teacher Retention Rate * *%













WELLNESS SUPPORTS














Better Readers, Better Achievers Academic Tutoring Club

K-2nd Grade students In-school and out-of-school reading/writing tutoring program to enhance students’ literature attitudes and competency skills.

G3 Life Applications Tutoring and Mentoring Club

4th-5th Grade students Mentoring and tutoring program that provides students additional instructional support designed to target the needs of the students. Mentoring sessions engage students in the topics of health and wellness, group building, and team sports.

Girl Scouts of West Central Florida K-8th Grade students Deliver the Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) to build courage, confidence and character in the girls that participate in the program. GSLE program topics include: Girl Scout “Journeys” and skill-building in the areas of STEM (science, technology, engineering & math), financial literacy, healthy living, and career exploration. Our core curriculum “Journey’s” is differentiated by grade level and geared towards the three keys to girl leadership: discover, connect and take action which are based on research from the Girl Scout Research Institute that supports girl academic and leadership growth.

YMCA After-School and Summer Day Camp Program

K-8th Grade students The Sulphur Springs YMCA works with the SSK8 school and community partners to promote academic success through expanded learning programs and enrichment clubs that encourage students to develop new interests and skills. The Sulphur Springs YMCA provides out-of-school programming year-round support to Sulphur Springs K-8 Community School students. YMCA services are delivered daily during the school year and during the summer.

YMCA Mini-Camp SS YMCA After-School Participants K-8th Grade

The Sulphur Springs YMCA is hosting off-site mini-camps for currently enrolled after-school participants. Mini-camp groups are limited to ensure we are following social distancing protocols. Mini-camp will include rotations of YMCA staff-led academic enrichment, physical activities, social emotional activities and breakfast/lunch.

YMCA Reads! K-3rd Grade students (50 Students) The YMCA Reads! Program, a reading remediation and mentoring program designed to close the achievement gap in students’ reading performance and aims to increase students’ reading skills. Daily tutoring is provided to selected students during school time and out-of-school time.






Better Parents Parenting Network Parents living in 33604 9-to-11 Week parenting group with focused lessons for elementary and teen parents. Parenting groups work through curriculum, discuss and share ideas tosupport student success.

Sulphur Springs K8 PTSA Parents of SSK8 Students Parent Teacher Student Association, to support student success through volunteerism and fundraisers

Veggie Van Seven local Food Deserts, two stops in Sulphur Springs at SSK8 and the Sulphur Springs Resource Center

Mobile produce market providing bag of fresh produce twice a month for $4 per month.

Weekly Resource Update SSK8 Parents and Students Sending weekly emails alerting parents and students to available resources that could be of benefit to them.




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Success 4 Kids Students and Family Members K-8th Grade Offers a comprehensive array of services to individuals and families struggling with mental health, behavioral and/or substance abuse challenge. All of our services are provided in the home or another community setting, and our staff work flexible hours to accommodate client schedules.

Bucs Vision Van Traditionally serving Kindergarten, 1st and 3rd Grade

Providing free vision exams and glasses to students in need

One More Child Food Bag Distribution K-8th Grade Providing weekend meal bags to over 600 students in need

Dodgertown Elementary, page 1 of 3


Dodgertown Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA




PARTNERS School District Partner School District of Indian River County


Healthcare Partner Treasure Coast Community Health Centers

University Assistance Partner Indian River State College






GENDER Female 49%

Male 51%



Caucasian 21%

Hispanic 18%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 1%


Non-disabled 77%

ELL STATUS




Dodgertown Elementary (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20















Dodgertown Elementary (Continued)








WELLNESS SUPPORTS









Franklin Park Elementary, page 1 of 3


Franklin Park Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA



Total Award Amount (Core Site-level Award) $72,500 (core operational funding)


PARTNERS School District Partner School District of Lee County

Nonprofit Operator United Way of Lee, Hendry, Glades, and Okeechobee

Healthcare Partner Lee Health

University Assistance Partner Florida Gulf Coast University






GENDER Female 47%

Male 53%



Caucasian 5%

Hispanic 16%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 94%

ELL STATUS




Franklin Park Elementary (Continued)


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Franklin Park Elementary (Continued)








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Sabal Palm Elementary School, page 1 of 5


Sabal Palm Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner Leon County School District


Healthcare Partner Florida State University Primary Health™

University Assistance Partner Florida A&M University






GENDER Female 48%

Male 52%



Caucasian 8%

Hispanic 10%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 89%

ELL STATUS




Sabal Palm Elementary (Continued)


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Family/Community Book Lending library Students and Community Holy Comforter School’s wood working class and Beta club raised funds to build a lending library on the school property that the community has access to both contributing and acquiring books and reading material

Girls on The Run 3rd to 5th Grade Girls A 10 week program dedicated to changing lives of 10 of the 3rd to 5th graders. They combine life lessons on self-esteem, character and positive lifestyles while training for a 5K

KCCI Black History Music Demo K & 1 students Interactive performance and history lesson on African Instruments and music

KCCI Piano Keyboard Mural Each grade level Art Classes Interactive activity for Art classes/students as an expression of the importance of music




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Bond Community Health Center All SPES students and family members Bond CHC provides pedodental services to SPES students and dental services for their family

Bond Dental Bus All SPES students Mobile dental unit provides non-emergency dental services (cleanings, sealants and fillings) to pre-approved students

Children’s Home Society of Florida Counseling

All SPES through referral Providing Behavioral Health Services via Telehealth to students

FSU Primary Health SPES Students, Families and Community members

Primary health provider for students, families and community members. Initially, School Based Health Care and currently is Community Based Health Care adjacent to SPES

Lion’s Club All Students & Families Lion’s Club application is completed and submitted. After approval the recipient is given a voucher for an eye exam and glasses at a local eye doctor

Miami LightHouse: Florida Heiken Vision Bus 50 students, ranging from Pre-K to 5th grade. Students were pre-approved for services. Received a comprehensive eye-exam (Including eye dilation)

My Eye Doctor Varies; Case by case basis glasses repair for students with recent prescription

Manatee Elementary, page 1 of 3


Manatee Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA




PARTNERS School District Partner School District of Manatee County


Healthcare Partner Manatee County Rural Health Services

University Assistance Partner University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee






GENDER Female 47%

Male 53%



Caucasian 10%

Hispanic 49%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 74%

ELL STATUS




Manatee Elementary (Continued)


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Manatee Elementary (Continued)








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College Park Elementary, page 1 of 3


College Park Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA




PARTNERS School District Partner Marion County Public Schools

Nonprofit Operator United Way of Marion County

Healthcare Partner Ocala Health

University Assistance Partner University of Central Florida






GENDER Female 50%

Male 50%



Caucasian 17%

Hispanic 54%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 1%


Non-disabled 84%

ELL STATUS




College Park Elementary (Continued)


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Teacher Retention Rate 79% 92.0%

School Attendance Rate 93% 93.0%




College Park Elementary (Continued)








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Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of the Arts, page 1 of 3


Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of the Arts 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA




PARTNERS School District Partner Miami-Dade County Public Schools

Nonprofit Operator Communities In Schools of Miami

Healthcare Partner Nicklaus Children’s Hospital

University Assistance Partner Florida International University


STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Grade Level Middle School, High School




GENDER Female 65%

Male 35%



Caucasian 5%

Hispanic 47%

Pacific Islander 1%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 82%

ELL STATUS




Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of the Arts (Continued)


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Graduation Rate (High School only) 90% *%



Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of the Arts (Continued)








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Homestead Middle School, page 1 of 3


Homestead Middle School 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





Nonprofit Operator Communities In Schools of Miami

Healthcare Partner Community Health of South Florida



STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Grade Level Middle School




GENDER Female 43%

Male 57%



Caucasian 3%

Hispanic 52%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 1%


Non-disabled 77%

ELL STATUS




Homestead Middle School (Continued)


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Homestead Middle School (Continued)








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Miami Southridge Senior High School, page 1 of 3


Miami Southridge Senior High School 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESSION DATA






Healthcare Partner Citrus Healthcare







GENDER Female 45%

Male 55%



Caucasian 6%

Hispanic 49%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 79%

ELL STATUS




Miami Southridge Senior High School (Continued)


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Miami Southridge Senior High School (Continued)








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Eccleston Elementary, page 1 of 3


Eccleston Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA




PARTNERS School District Partner Orange County Public Schools


Healthcare Partner Orange Blossom Family Health







GENDER Female 49%

Male 51%



Caucasian 0%

Hispanic 7%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 2%


Non-disabled 91%

ELL STATUS




Eccleston Elementary (Continued)


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Eccleston Elementary (Continued)








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Evans High School, page 1 of 7


Evans High School 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA














GENDER Female 48%

Male 52%



Caucasian 31%

Hispanic 39%

Pacific Islander 1%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 88%

ELL STATUS




Evans High School (Continued)


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1,247 students participated in 5,845 cumulative hours of enrichment programming

1,742 students participated in 8,059 cumulative hours of supplemental academic support (i.e., tutoring)



1,384 hours of volunteerism and 4,974 hours of mentorship were contributed to the Community Partnership School by the local community

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Color Me CONFIDENT, Inc 10-25 students A non-profit organization dedicated to building CONFIDENCE in young ladies through expressing the value of self-worth, education, family values, life skills, and mentoring through discussion and enriching activities.

Form 2 Fashion 10-20 students Is a non-profit organization that we are partnered with that conducts workshops once a semester about the fashion industry and how economics operate. This workshop encourages students to think critically about products and consumerism and the math that goes along with this trillion dollar industry.

Men of Royalty 10-15 students Their mission is to improve the quality of life of youth who face delinquency, abandonment, poor academics and many other facets that decrease their chances of becoming productive citizens. The goal is to transform youth by teaching them to exhibit “King & Queen-like”mannerism and to live elite lifestyles. Men of Royalty promotes an environment that encourages youth to live a life of distinction and to be men and women of valor and does so by discussion, guest speakers, and activities.

Microsoft Store at Florida Mall 10-20 students We collaborate with Elevate Orlando to transport students to Microsoft Store at Florida Mall once a month. The workshop is from 3:30-4:30pm. Microsoft conducts workshops of all sorts such as coding games, starting a business, starting a nonprofit, professional building, and more.

Professional Opportunities Program (POPs) 10-15 students Provides workshops throughout the school year dedicated to specific topics. Students learn the basics of resume writing, interviewing, workplace etiquette, professional dress attire, money management, deciphering a paycheck; finding the best college match, paying for college and applying for scholarships, civic responsibility and engagement, career exploration, majors and curriculum and networking. Many of the workshops are interactive so that students have an opportunity to practice the skills learned through role play. When faced with a real life situation our students will be ready.




EXPANDED LEARNING TIME AND OPPORTUNITIES (Continued)


Queen of Roots 10-20 students A partnership with a local professional Orlando natural hair salon, Queen of Roots. She comes in once a month to conduct natural hair workshops and goes over topics such as the science of hair, safe products to use, how to style natural hair, braiding, skin regimen, etc. We want to encourage our African-American students to be proud of their natural hair and take care of their hair and skin in a healthy manner.

The Future Leaders United (FLU) Program 50-60 students Exposes the students to the STE(A)M education, college readiness, life beyond high school, and leadership through service to the community. Bridging the gaps in both educational and mentoring needs of the Pine Hills Community using a holistic approach.

Trojans Do Good 10-20 student A partnership with Central Florida Urban League where we devise monthly community service opportunities in house that will positively affect our local community and allow students to receive community hours

Wells Fargo Workshops 10-20 students A partnership with 2 Wells Fargo sites in Pine Hills that come to our campus once a month and provide financial literacy workshops that high school students can relate too and want to learn about. They go over how to budget, types of loans, bank jargon, how to save to buy a car, how to start a business, the value of money and more!

YMCA Teen Achievers 25 students Expose and provide high school students the assistance to unlock academic and career doors. The goal for students is to achieve success in all aspects of life within their school years. Through this program students volunteer regularly every month and complete activities that will help them in the college or career realm






Parent and Family Engagement Parents PEP is a program that empowers parents to share ideas, resources and information to other parents in their network and neighborhoods. Over all the program’s goal is to empower parents to assist with change in other parents’ lives through engagement

ECPS Volunteer (Non-Mentor) Entire Assist with the day-to-day administration of The HUB, and provide support for regular Evans Community Partnership School staff. Volunteers are also encouraged to follow, share, and repost information from the official The HUB social media account.

On-Campus Mentor Program 83 Students Provide a positive role model for students through the Evans Community School Mentor Program.

Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) Parents, Teachers and Students This group provides members with education, leadership training and a powerful voice of advocacy. Overall the group aims to better the lives of the students who attend the school.

School Advisory Committee (SAC) Parents, Teachers, Staff, Students and Community Members

Members learn what is happening with the School Improvement Plan and let their voices be heard for important decisions that impact students. This council is a group that brings representatives of stakeholders together to assist the school principal with developing and evaluating a school improvement plan. Each SAC is composed of the principal and representatives of teachers, education support employees, parents, community members, and students. Teachers, education support employees, students and parents are elected to the SAC by their peer groups. Community members are appointed by the principal.




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Clothing 9th-12th Students who are in need of clothes are able to receive assistance in the HUB. Name, size, and other materials are needed for the Social Worker to put in the request through the Kids Closet. Once clothing is received from the Social Worker, a student is to be called from an elective class to pick up the items.

Food Pantry 9th-12th Food services are provided to the students through the Food Pantry on campus. Food is ordered through Second Harvest and picked up. *Families who are not receiving Food Stamps services-Wellness Coordinator can get with them and do an ACCESS application with them through the DCF website. DCF will determine whether the student is eligible or not.

Vision 9th-12th All 9th graders receive a vision screen through Vision Quest. Vision Quest schedules the date and the coordinator finds a location on campus for the screening to take place. Students from 10th-12th grades can receive vision service by providing them with a Vision Voucher depending on the students’ situationThose who have insurance can attempt going through their insurance first. Have a conversation with the students’ guardian to make an appointment for the student. Vision Vouchers can be obtained through the Nursing Association and this is by partnering with them through a Nurse that is on campus.

Wellness Center (Dental) 9th-12th and community Dental services are provided by Orange Blossom Family Health. Dental Unit is open on Tuesdays only. The Mobile unit is able to do screenings while the regular unit will provide services such as screening, extractions, and fill-ins. If a student is experiencing pain, appointments should be made immediately with Rae-Nesha for one of their off campus locations.

Wellness Center (Medical) 9th-12th and Community Medical services are provided by Orange Blossom Family Health. They are open Tuesdays and Thursdays.*Students who don’t have insurance can get with Wellness Coordinator to do an ACCESS application with them through the DCF website. DCF will determine whether the student is eligible or not.

Jones High School, page 1 of 3


Jones High School 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESSION DATA













GENDER Female 52%

Male 48%



Caucasian 2%

Hispanic 9%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 87%

ELL STATUS




Jones High School (Continued)


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Jones High School (Continued)








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OCPS Academic Center for Excellence, page 1 of 7


OCPS Academic Center for Excellence 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA








University Assistance Partner University of Central Florida, Valencia College

Other Core Partner(s) Boys & Girls Clubs, City of Orlando, Harris Rosen Foundation

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Grade Level Pre-Kindergarten, Elementary School, Middle School




GENDER Female 48%

Male 52%



Caucasian 31%

Hispanic 39%

Pacific Islander 1%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 87%

ELL STATUS






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Animation Grades 5th to Middle School Through the city of Orlando, students have the opportunity to learn different forms of animation, including digital and 2D

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida Levy-Hughes Clubhouse

Ages 6-18 After School Program

Callahan Center Students in the Parramore area. City of Orlando neighborhood centers offer high-quality programs, homework assistance and other enrichment activities, such as music or dance, Mayor Buddy Dyer’s Book Club, Cooking Club, and many more.

Code ACE 3rd-5th Grade CodeOrlando uses a popular robotic sphere platform called Sphero to teach students the basic building blocks of computer programming. Students work with a smartphone or tablet app and use simple blocks of code — that is, multiple commands packaged together to get the Sphero to behave a certain way — to illustrate how programming works.

Eco Club 6th-8th Graders Through the city of Orlando, middle school students have the opportunity to learn about gardening and sustainable living.

Gardening Kindergarten-2nd Grade Fleet Farming provides comprehensive gardening skills to students from grades Kindergarten to 2nd grade.

Girl Scouts Kindergarten-2nd Grade & 6th-8th Grade Where girls come to learn, while earning fun badges and doing loads of crafts! Making new friends and keeping the old while building courage, confidence, and character.

Jackson Center Students in the Parramore area. City of Orlando neighborhood centers offer high-quality programs, homework assistance and other enrichment activities, such as music or dance, Mayor Buddy Dyer’s Book Club, Cooking Club, and many more.






Kindergarten-2nd Grade 4th to 8th Grade Students will learn how to run a morning show program. Students will be working hands on with the TV production crew to create the show.

New City Kids Elementary and middle school students of ACE

Daily after school program, disciplining students in every area of life

New Image Youth Center Parramore Heritage Neighborhood children ages K-12

After School Program

Orlando City Soccer 3rd-5th Grade Orlando City Soccer Foundation provides free soccer lessons and health and wellness lessons. A coach comes one day out of the week, leaving the other day to work on skills learned earlier in the week. Students also receive free gear and get to participate in 2 competitive events.

Page 15 3rd-8th Grade Page 15 is an after-school writing program that is designed to playfully and powerfully empower youth of all abilities to write freely, improve vital literacy skills, and make a positive impact in their personal lives and in their communities.

Tennis Kindergarten-8th Grade Students learn the fundamentals of tennis while also getting homework help with the aid of tutors.

Violin through A Gift of Music 3rd-5th Grade A Gift For Music is an award-winning music education program, with the mission to empower urban and underserved youth to discover their musical creativity. Our comprehensive programming includes three levels of elementary violin classes, public performances, weekly Saturday string ensemble rehearsals, and summer camps.






English Classes UCF offers Basic English Classes All in need

Jobs Partnership Jobs Partnership is a 12 week program (3 hrs, 1 night/week) that teaches Life and Work skills necessary to get and keep a job.  With 20 years of experience, this program also connects participants with real employers in Orlando who are looking to hire graduates from Jobs Partnership.

There are seven different classes located around the metro Orlando area

Lion’s Share Food Pantry An emergency food pantry for families and community members.

Families and community members of the Parramore neighborhood

Pre GED Classes –Math and Reading Prepare to take GED classes All in need

The Legal Aid Society of The Orange County Bar Association, Inc.

Legal advice and referrals Parramore Residents

UCF PEID/Jumpstart Anyone interested in educational programs - English, GED, job training, certification or degree programs

Parents or community adults




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Blessings in a Backpack/ Snack Packs Weekend snack packs for students. OCPS ACE Students VPK-8th grade

Cub’s Closet Community Clothing New & Used clothing provided to community members and students; needs-based donation.

Families and students of OCPS ACE and Parramore community.

Lion’s Share Emergency Food Pantry Emergency food provided on an as needed basis. Stocked monthly.

Parramore community

Lion’s Share Mobile Pantry Mobile pantry providing free supplemental snacks and food to Parramore community middle schoolers.

OCPS ACE Middle School Students

Lion’s Share Parent Nutrition Committee Committee for parents to have a voice in stocking the Lion’s Share Emergency Food Pantry as well gain valuable nutrition information.

Parramore community

Orange Blossom Pediatrics Full clinic providing various health care and dental services.

Parramore Community

School Nurse In school nurse providing basic health care services to ACE students

Students of OCPS ACE

Teacher Health Days (Smoothie Days) Smoothies, blood pressure checks, and BMI screenings provided to teachers 4 times during Spring Semester

All teachers and ACE Staff

Yearly Health Screenings Vision, Hearing, BMI, and Scoliosis screenings for mandatory grades

Students of OCPS ACE, grades k, 1, 3, 6. Planning to expand to other grades in the future.

Gulfside Elementary, page 1 of 6


Gulfside Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner District School Board of Pasco County

Nonprofit Operator Youth and Family Alternatives Inc.

Healthcare Partner Premier Community Health Care


Other Core Partner(s) Pasco County Health Department





GENDER Female 48%

Male 52%



Caucasian 8%

Hispanic 10%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 82%

ELL STATUS




Gulfside Elementary (Continued)


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WELLNESS SUPPORTS


8,793 resource needs (student: 4,555; family: 4,238) were addressed by the Community Partnership School, alleviating the burden on school faculty and administration












Academic Support: Tutoring Gulfside Elementary School Students (3rd – 5th Grade)

Teachers provide after-school literacy tutoring for student in need of additional academic support.

Community Night: Family Enrichments Gulfside Elementary School Families and Surrounding Community

Weekly evening family enrichment program partnered with a community dinner. Each week adults and children are provided an activity and/or resources to aid in healthy development.

Creative Arts Enrichment: Art Program Gulfside Elementary School Students, K - 3rd Grade

After-school weekly art program, culminating in a year-end art show. This program is designed for student development and to engage children in creative arts.

Creative Arts Enrichment: Dance Program Gulfside Elementary School Students, 3rd – 5th Grade

After-school weekly dance program, culminating in a year-end performance. This program is designed for student development and to engage children in creative arts.

Creative Arts Enrichment: Drama Program Gulfside Elementary School Students, 3rd – 5th Grade

After-school weekly drama program, culminating in a year-end performance. This program is designed for student development and to engage children in creative arts.

Health & Fitness Enrichment: Karate Gulfside Elementary School Students 3rd – 5th Grade

After school-school weekly karate program. This program is designed for student development and to provide an opportunity for health and fitness.

Health & Fitness Enrichment: Yoga Gulfside Elementary School Students K – 5th Grade

Before-school yoga program. This program is designed for student development and to provide an opportunity for health and fitness.

YMCA Gulfside Elementary Students Before and after-school care with enrichment activities like homework time, crafts, games, sports programs and other creative activities that help children learn, grow and thrive.






Wednesday Night Community Dinner Gulfside Elementary School Families and Surrounding Community

Community dinner provided every Wednesday night for anyone in the surrounding community. Partnership between Metropolitan Ministries, One Community Now and CPS

Big Brother Big Sister Students of Gulfside Elementary Mentoring program

Community Leadership Council Meeting Gulfside Elementary School Monthly meeting with CLC members

Hub Marketplace Community Clothing closet and food pantry for anyone in need

Pack – A – Sack weekend feeding program Gulfside Elementary and Holiday Lakes Estates Community

Students that are signed up for PAS will continue to get their bags every week together with groceries and packed dinner

Pasco County food buses and School breakfast and lunch Pick up

Students 18 years and below Students 18 and below can get breakfast and lunch once a week that is good for 5 days

Volunteer Appreciation Lunch for Adult Volunteers and Ice Cream party for Peer Volunteers

Adult and peer volunteers at GSES Thank you lunch and ice cream party for our volunteers.




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


BayCare CHAT Students at Gulfside Elementary Gulfside Elementary students receive self-control lessons in a classroom setting

BayCare Navigation varies Community Members can get help with substance abuse, unhealthy relationships mental health, housing, rent, and utilities

BayCare Small Groups and Mentoring 16 students Gulfside Students can get mental health services/counseling

Health Department ARNP Medical Clinic students from K to 12th grade Students from Gulfside Elementary and surrounding schools can come for physicals, sports physicals and treatment of minor illnesses

Health Department Family Planning Clinic unknown Community members 13 & up could receive counseling, education and birth control

Health Department Vaccination Clinic Children birth to 18 years old Children birth to 18 can get their immunization shots

Health Department WIC Clinic Women and children meeting WIC criteria for benefits

Community Members can come reload their benefits, pick-up formula, sign-up for new services

Mental Health Services Students and families Students at Gulfside Elementary receive counseling

Premier Community Outreach and Enrollment varies Community members can get assistance applying for or dealing with issues with Medicaid, Medicare, Kid Care and SNAP

Premier Dental Clinic School aged children Students from surrounding schools and foster care can get preventative dental services including: screening, cleaning, fluoride and sealants

Crystal Lake Elementary, page 1 of 7


Crystal Lake Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner Polk County School District

Nonprofit Operator Heartland for Children

Healthcare Partner Central Florida Healthcare

University Assistance Partner Southeastern University

Other Core Partner(s) United Way of Central Florida, Polk Vision





GENDER Female 48%

Male 52%



Caucasian 31%

Hispanic 39%

Pacific Islander 1%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 35%

ELL STATUS




Crystal Lake Elementary (Continued)


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WELLNESS SUPPORTS





1,261 services provided to family and community members*









5th Grade Small Group 5th Grade students A small tutoring group that meet to read and discuss a chapter book.

AmeriCorps Tutoring 1st – 3rd Grade students Reading tutoring for underperforming students who are in need of additional support provided by 3 AmeriCorps volunteers.

A-Team 5th Grade students Competitive academic team for 5th grade students that excel in mathematics, science, language arts, music, economics and social studies. Students participate in a Quiz Bowl completion and finalists compete in the County championship.

Big Brothers/Big Sisters (BB/BS) Mentoring Kindergarten – Fourth Grade students One on one mentoring program for students matching “Bigs” to “Littles”.

Chess Club 4th & 5th Grade students Provides fourth and fifth grade students with the opportunity to learn and develop skills in the game of chess and to participate in the annual chess competition.

Chorus 3rd-5th Grade students Students learn songs combined with choreography in preparation for performances in the community and at the school.

Club Eagle Tutoring 1st – 5th Grade students After school tutoring to strengthen the academic skills of students; priority is given to low performing third through fifth grade students and students who have previously failed third grade.

Cub Scouts Kindergarten – 5th Grade students The Cub Scouts program aims to prepare youth to grow into self-reliant and dependable adults by focusing on character development, good citizenship, sportsmanship and fitness, and personal achievement.

Drumbeat 3rd – 5th Grade students A combination of drumming and discussion to help transfer life lessons from drums to daily life choices and social interactions.

Fellowship of Christin Athletes (FCA) 3rd – 5th Grade students Provides 3rd-5th grade students with the opportunity to engage and have fun while they learn about teamwork, integrity, service, and excellence from a faith based perspective.

Florida Dance Theatre 3rd – 5th Grade students Dance classes for 3rd – 5th grade students. Students will learn a variety of different dance styles, preparing for a performance at the end of the school year.






Garden Club/Teaching Kitchen K-5th Grade students Provides K-5th grade students with the opportunity to learn and develop skills related to gardening, fruits and vegetables, and nutrition. The Teaching Kitchen is an additional component to the Garden Club that allows for cooking demonstrations and additional health and nutrition teaching.

Girl Scouts K – 5th Grade female students Program for girls in Kindergarten – 5th grade. Girls meet weekly to discover the fun, friendship, and power of sisterhood. Weekly lessons focus on character development, harmony, and personal responsibility.

Girls Here & There Mentoring 1st – 3rd Grade female Hispanic students High school students mentor and tutor female Hispanic students, encouraging them to learn about teamwork, life habits and improve their reading and language skills.

InnerAct Alliance K – 5th Grade students InnerAct is an anti-bully & anti- drug program focusing on teaching students like long skills of positive peer pressure, saying NO to drugs, and overall character development.

Men in Training 1st – 5th Grade male students Program for at risk boys to develop their social, emotional, and academic skills. Students meet to discuss academics, character development, and respect.

Paws for Reading 2nd Grade students Volunteers from the SPCA bring dogs for the students to sit and read with. Students interact with the dogs while sharing favorite books with their peers.

ReadingPals Kindergarten students A reading program through the United Way of Central Florida to help Kindergarten students become proficient readers; Kindergarten teachers select eight students per class to participate in this program. The ReadingPals meet with the students in their classroom.

Southeastern University (SEU) Reading & Diagnosis

2nd & 3rd Grade students A tutoring program that occurs during the school day, three students per class are selected by their teachers to participate. SEU education majors provide the instruction.

Strings 5th Grade students A music program offered one time a week to students during their designated Specials; student participation is voluntary.

Tivitz 4th – 5th Grade students Tivitiz is a program involving a math board game that teaches students higher order thinking math skills. Students will participate in a district competition in April.






Citrus Center Kiwanis Kids Celebration K-5th Grade Students Ice cream and cookie celebration for students achieving A/B honor roll and Excellent behavior on their report card.

Crafty Eagles Students and their parents/families A family-focused arts and crafts afternoon where parents/caregivers can join their children and spend a fun afternoon together bonding and forming relationships while creating a craft. We use this time to talk about family traditions, parenting and connect parents/caregivers to resources and supports.

Active Parenting Student’s Parents/Guardians Active Parenting course provides a proven-effective approach to parenting utilizing 7 strategies for school success, along with positive discipline and communication techniques to help families run more smoothly.

Eagles Haven Resource Center Student’s parents/guardians Resource center on campus to support parents/guardians of students with emergency food needs through the food pantry, hygiene supplies, clothing items for students, school supplies, workshops, job search, interpretation and/or translation, and connection to community resources.

Fire English Parents/caregivers and Community Members - Adults

English classes are provided by Southeastern University for speakers of other languages (TESOL). Three class levels are offered: beginner, intermediate and advanced. Childcare is offered to assist parents/caregivers with any barriers to class attendance.

Personal Finance Parents/caregivers and community members Financial education consisting of four classes with sessions addressing: Budgeting - how to identify what you want, develop a plan to get there, and take control of every dollar Getting Out of Debt - how to kick debt out of your life using an effective, efficient method Saving and Investing - once you are out of debt, how to save for what you really want Credit Reports - what a credit report contains and what affects your credit score Classes are conducted in English and Spanish.




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


After School Snack Program K-5th Grade students Provides nutritious snacks to children participating in educational enrichment programs after school.

Children’s Home Society (CHS) K-5th Grade students, student’sparent/guardian

Behavioral health counseling to students referred from teachers and school personnel and to parents/guardians with children at the school.

Children’s Home Society (CHS) Select Kindergarten, First, and Second grade classroom students and teachers for a test pilot

ALIVE Model training which includes the Miss Kendra’s List program - ALIVE creates healthy open conversations about the effects of stress and ties the students lived experience into the school curriculum.

Children’s Home Society (CHS) Third grade students and teachers Child Safety Matters curriculum presented to student and teachers for one select grade.

Community Health Center Students, parents/caregivers, families, community, teachers/staff

A federally qualified health care center, operated by Central Florida Health Care, located on the campus of Crystal Lake elementary that is a patient-centered medical home providing preventative and routine medical services.

Mobile Food Pantry Student’s families and community members Food pantry providing each family a weeks’ worth of fresh food (variety of fruits, vegetables, meats) that will feed a family of four.

One More Child Students Weekend food bag program that provides two breakfast and two lunch meals for students identified as in need of food support.

SALT: Sensory Academy of Learning & Technology

K-5th Grade students SALT provides sensory activities to assist students in learning self-regulation in a calm, relational setting and to further assist them in transferring their knowledge to the classroom and family settings.

School Meals Distribution Students and community children under the age of 18

Grab and go lunch/breakfast meals provided through the Polk County Public School Nutrition Department.

South Woods Elementary, page 1 of 5


South Woods Elementary 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner St. Johns County Public Schools


Healthcare Partner Flagler Hospital







GENDER Female 52%

Male 48%



Caucasian 68%

Hispanic 7%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 2%


Non-disabled 89%

ELL STATUS




South Woods Elementary (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20























WELLNESS SUPPORTS














St. Johns County Rec Dept. K – 5th Afterschool Enrichment

SWES Art Club 3rd – 5th Afterschool Visual/Educational Arts program

SWES CPS Garden Club K – 5th Environmental Science/Nutritional Education

SWES Extended Day PreK – 5th Afterschool enrichment & homework help

SWES Good News Club PreK – 5th Afterschool Faith Based enrichment

SWES Morning Media Club K – 5th Enrichment programing with literacy, art, music & school news

SWES Robotics Club 5th Science / Computer Programming

SWES Smashing Eagles 4th & 5th Grade Afterschool music program




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Care Connect All Students, Parents & Community Members Supports for comprehensive Wellness Services (Medical, Dental, Mental Health)

SWES CPS Dental Program PreK – 5th Screenings, referrals & sealants for dental

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The Webster School 2019-20 SCHOOL PROGRESS DATA





PARTNERS School District Partner St. Johns County Public Schools


Healthcare Partner Flagler Hospital







GENDER Female 47%

Male 53%



Caucasian 52%

Hispanic 8%

Pacific Islander 0%


Unknown 0%


Non-disabled 69%

ELL STATUS




The Webster School (Continued)


2018-19 2019-20








Number of in-school suspensions N/A 8











1,063 students participated in 18,908 cumulative hours of supplemental academic support (i.e., tutoring)


4,221 family and community engagement events and opportunities were hosted


WELLNESS SUPPORTS














3N Motion Dance Studio 6-12. Traditionally serves 3-5 of TWS students.

Provides afterschool enrichment in the form of dance and discipline. Pickup services.

Achievers with Dreams (Student Leadership Training)

20 students Student Leadership Training

American Legion (Kids Safe Zone) The Kids Safe Zone historically serves 40 students from TWS. (6-13)

The American Legion provides after school enrichment and tutoring. Pickup services.

Anchor Faith Extended Day (Treasure Harbor) 3-12. Traditionally serves 15-25 TWS students.

This site has a school and summer program, but offers extended day services to other sites.

Art Club 15 students Art enrichment.

Basketball 20 students. Sports enrichment to students.

Big Brother’s Big Sisters Mentoring 8 students. Mentoring for youth.

Boys and Girls Club of North Florida The club serves 50 of TWS students traditionally. (Ages 7-17)

The Boys and Girls Club offers after school club, enrichment, and tutoring. Pickup services.

Brands/Castlebrook/Brigton Day 3-12. Traditionally serves 25 TWS students. Before and After School Daycare

Cheer 20 students. Enrichment for students.

Choir/Strings Alive 15 students. Music and arts enrichment.

Girls Empowerment 14 students Mentoring for female students.

LaPetite Academy Ages 3-12. Serves 5 Webster students. Provides before and after school extended day services. Daycare and pickup services provided.

RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteers) Mentoring

10 students. Mentoring for youth.

Safety Patrol and Student Leadership 20 students Students are being nurtured toward leadership and accountability on campus.

Shensei Martial Arts Historically serves 3-5 TWS students. Provides martial arts training to students and afterschool enrichment.

STEAM Club Serves 12 students Offers robotics and STEAM enrichment

Tutoring (Lowest 25 Percentile) 100 students. Tutoring in collaboration with enrichment programs. Supporting learning gains.

Vera Byrd Daycare Ages 3-12. Provides Pick up services. Serves 8 Webster students.

Afterschool Daycare provider.

Village Academy 40 students. (3-12) Village Extended day providing afterschool enrichment and tutoring.




WELLNESS SUPPORTS


Dental Sealant Program Prek-5th Sealant program in collaboration with the Health Department.

Supplemental Nutrition 200 students. Blessings in a Back pack has been our program for a number of years to provide weekend food bags. Services are now being provided in a drop off format.

Vision Prek-5th Screening and glasses for students in need. In collaboration with the Lions Club.

Wellness Care (Tele Med) Students and families Wellness services are coordinated and provided through Flagler Health Plus

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