High School

2016 Summer Term LOS ANGELES UNIFIED

SCHOOL DISTRICT Beyond the Bell Branch

Summer Term Goals

•  Grades 9-12 •  Retake up to two courses •  Credit recovery: English, math, science

and/or social science

•  Embedded professional development

2016 Summer Term Facts

• 24 days: June 27-July 29 • Two periods of 2.5 hours each • 71 host high school sites • 2,749 courses offered • 1,374 teaching positions • Approximately 68,725 student seats • Students may attend any high school

New in 2016 Summer Term

• Additional fulltime Counselor • Two periods for Teacher Leaders • Teachers with aligned subject credentials

New in 2016 Summer Term

•  Paid Common Planning Time

•  Combination of two sections in: 1.  Non-core subjects P.E., health, world

languages, and/or 2. Enrichment and acceleration courses

Enrichment Courses

Summer Bridge is Returning

CORE Waiver Schools: Priority, Focus, and Support Schools

Later Start Summer Term

Later Start Schedule:

– Period 1, 9:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. – Nutrition, 11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. – Period 2, 12:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m.

Beyond the Bell Support

Betsy Castillo, 213-241-2639, bac9874@lausd.net Janet Kiddoo, 213-241-3504, janet.kiddoo@lausd.net

Main Office: 213-241-7900 btb.lausd.net

Los Angeles Unified School District BEYOND THE BELL BRANCH

High School 2016 Summer Term (Revised 3-22-16)

2016 Memorandums

• MEM-6630.0 High School 2016 Summer Term Administrative Assignments and Application Process

• MEM-6628.0 High School 2016 Summer Term

Changes from 2015 • Addition of a fulltime counselor position at each summer site • Addition of two periods of teacher leader time to support instruction • One hour of paid common planning time each week • Teachers must have appropriate teaching credentials to teach subjects listed in course offerings

--Classes will no longer be staffed with teachers with out-of-subject credentials • 1-2 week Summer Bridge Programs at CORE Waiver schools (Priority, Focus and Support) • Transportation not available; students may attend any high school that offers the classes

they need or is geographically convenient • Non-core courses added—two sections per school (subject to General Fund allocation)

2016 Program Dates/Information • June 27-July 29 (24 days; July 4 Holiday) • Two periods daily: 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. • Student-teacher ratio: 25:1 • Core subject courses offered at all sites: ELA, math, science, history/social science • Two sections of non-core subject courses per school: PE, Health, World Languages and/or

enrichment/acceleration courses (subject to General Fund allocation) • Number of school sites: 71

--LD Northeast-13; LD Northwest-9; LD West-11; LD Central-14; LD South-11; LD East-13 • Number of courses possible: 2,749 • Number of teachers: 1,374 • Number of seats possible: 68,725

Principal Training Dates at Beaudry, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. • LD Northwest: Wednesday, March 30 • LD West: Thursday, March 31 • LD East: Monday, April 4 • LD South: Tuesday, April 5 • LD Central: Monday, April 11 • LD Northeast: Tuesday, April 12

Helpful Links for Updates and Most Current Information • Summer School Online Employment Application— https://summer.lausd.net • Beyond the Bell—btb.lausd.net • MiSiS—Elizabeth Louros, elizabeth.louros@lausd.net, (213) 241-0817 • ESY—Ruben Diaz, ruben.x.diaz @lausd.net, ( 213) 241-8088

Beyond the Bell Administrators, High School: • Betsy Castillo (Local Districts Central, East & South) - (213) 241-2639, bac9874@lausd.net • Janet Kiddoo (Local Districts West, Northeast & Northwest) - (213) 241-3504, janet.kiddoo@lausd.net