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More awareness for parents and students to know what classes are being offered

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More awareness for parents and students to know what classes are being offered

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Streamlined process for DLI students from elementary to middle school.  The transfer process is cumbersome for parents (Application every year). 

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Streamlined process for DLI students from elementary to middle school.  The transfer process is cumbersome for parents (Application every year). 

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Research new tests to see what would meet our students' needs

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Research new tests to see what would meet our students' needs

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Provide more support for college application process 

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Provide more support for college application process 

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Provide more volunteer opportunities for students

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Provide more volunteer opportunities for students

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If early release day could be on Friday perhaps there could be "pep rallies" where all clubs can have booths to help their raise awareness.  

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If early release day could be on Friday perhaps there could be "pep rallies" where all clubs can have booths to help their raise awareness.  

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Research additional courses to help students research careers 

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Research additional courses to help students research careers 

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As it stands, a student at Hillcrest can take an AP Computer Science course while a student at Norte Vista doesn't have any AP science course available, much less an offering for computer science -- and that's just one example. Investing in filling those gaps in course offerings across the high schools would ensure equitable educational opportunities without regard for a student's place of residence, especially for these advanced courses.

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Staying present especially when there are so many options in various districts we should consider “upping our game” when it comes to what Alvord offers students seeking more AP options.

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This program is great for assessment in special Ed however, the other students in the district are not doing well with this program. The redundancy is not affective. It’s a lazy way of testing. Students and teachers alike are not happy with this assessment tool.

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We still need electricians and plumbers. Adding options for trade school readiness might be a good avenue to look into

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IReady is only working for a small population of students and teachers. Making this mandatory for all students is only frustrating teachers and students.

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The classes offered for dual enrollment is ridiculous. When decent classes are offered hopefully it’s not too late to take advantage of them.

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It’s nice that the district offers this to our families in this community

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Are these really affective for teachers? If so continue. However, more data for proof would be my suggestion.

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Why don’t more parents of English language learners participate? The teachers in charge of these meetings work hard to make them successful. Why waste their time or why should they care more about the students than their own parents.

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These teachers are making a difference. As long as we’re hiring competent teachers that can actually speak English properly prior to teaching children struggling to learn a language foreign to them. I once overheard a teacher that her first language was Spanish “helping” English language learners learn to speak read and write English better when she herself wasn’t even pronouncing the words properly. Not only that the grammar was all over the place. However, when that isn’t the case then this program can be affective

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Not sure how affective this program is. Centennial high school also has an IB program that is very successful. Happy to know Alvord is trying to stay competitive with surrounding districts

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With all the new IT needs based on each student having a Chromebook this is an area that likely needs to have staffing reassessed so that there is more help to the ones working so hard.

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Why are the amounts to go to the schools decreasing each year when it’s clear that each school is utilizing all of the funds allocated to the schools. It is obvious that the schools individually can use the funds for LCFF-LI LCFF-EL. Give the money they are used to receiving. Please stop decreasing the amounts each school gets

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This program is working at the elementary level!

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New coaches needed. Having an out of shape coach that smokes cigarettes in the parking lot, that generally has a bad attitude each time he’s at the elementary school on the hill might not be the best choice for our students. I’m sure we can do better for the kids.

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By adding transportation to the middle school level for children not only would keep them more safe but helps the community and the parents.

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It seems ridiculous to me that we cannot have a summer school program in order to help the students that would like to get ahead get ahead. This is especially when they can take electives throughout the year that they enjoy more and will get more out of. It is proven that children enjoy school more when they are able to take electives that help that only with their social emotional skills but their mental state as well. This isn’t rocket science; offer online summer school to anybody that wants it regardless of how well or how poorly they’re doing in school.