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Chula Vista Promise Neighborhood

• Builds a community of opportunity that allows children to learn, grow, and succeed.

• Relies on partnerships between schools, community organizations, local businesses, and other community members in a local neighborhood.

• Wraps children in high-quality, coordinated health, social, community, and educational support from cradle to college to career to keep our workforce and communities strong.

• Commitment to and reliance on results-based planning and improvement using real-time data.

Promise Neighborhood

• In 2012, SBCS was awarded a one-year planning grant

Bringing the Promise to San Diego County

• In 2013, SBCS was awarded a five-year implementation grant to bring comprehensive cradle-to-career solutions for children, youth, and families within the geographic area of Castle Park in Chula Vista, CA

CASTLE PARK CATCHMENT AREAChula Vista, CA

Five Schools

CRADLE TO CAREERPromotoras • Campus Parent Centers • Website •

Skills Development • Emphasis on Social & Emotional Learning •

• Wellness Program • 21st Century Skills Development • Community Engagement • English as a Second Language (ESL) Support

Parent Education • Community Gardens • Nutrition Program • Internet/Computer Access & Education •

Family Self Sufficiency Services • Tax Preparation •

• Mobile Medical Unit • Domestic Violence Services • Community Resources Housing Assistance • Emergency Food • Neighborhood Revitalization • Adult Education

FAMILY SUPPORT

Child Care Provider Support

Newborn Home Visits

Universidad de Padres

Escuelita del Futuro Preschool

Mi Escuelita Therapeutic Preschool

Tutoring

Transition to Kindergarten

Chula Vista College Institute

Imagine Learning

Professional Development

Child Abuse Prevention & Intervention

Healthy Development

Services

Early Childhood Education

birth to 3rd grade

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Elementary School

grades 4 to 6

Turnaround Model

After School Program

Music Programs (K-6)

Tutoring

Literacy Cafe

Parent Center

Achieve 3000

Imagine Learning

Access to Technology

Chula Vista College Institute

Bullying Prevention

School Resource Officer

Castle Park Wellness Program

Summer Camp

Middle School

grades 7 & 8

Turnaround Model

After School Program Academic Advocates

Tutoring

Literacy Cafe

Parent Center

Achieve 3000

Access to Technology

Bullying Prevention

School Resource Officer

At Risk Youth Services

A Reason To Survive (ARTS)

High School

grades 9 to 12

After School Program Academic Advocates

Tutoring

Literacy Cafe

Parent Center

Achieve 3000

Fab Lab

Access to Technology

Bullying Prevention

School Resource Officer

At Risk Youth Services

SAT Test Preparation

College & Career

Academic Advocates

College Application Guidance

Summer Jobs & Internships

College Tours

Compact for Success

ROP Career Pathways

Workforce Development

Career Readiness Programs

Campus Enro l lment

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Trans i t ion Serv ices

WRAP AROUND SERVICES

Measuring Outcomes

Promise Neighborhoods are data-driven and results-based to understand what works and what doesn’t work, and to efficiently change course if needed.

The Promise Scorecard• Results Based Accountability software• U.S. Department of Education’s Performance and Results Act

indicators (GPRA)

Efforts to Outcomes Software (ETO)• Longitudinal database• Individual-level data• Agency-wide expansion

Early Learning Network

Children ages 0-5 who have a place where they usually go, other than an emergency room, when they are sick or in need of advice

89.16% 91.52%

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20.00%

40.00%

60.00%

80.00%

100.00%

2014 2016

Medical Home

Kinder Readiness

} 44% increase in enrollment capacity} 2013-2014 enrollment: 40

} 2016-2017 enrollment: 72

} 94% Attendance Rate

77%

92%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

2013-2014 2016-2017

Source: Kinder Readiness Test

National Average Kinder Readiness for Low Income Children: 48%

Kinder Cohort

65%55%

90%87% 90%100%

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20%

40%

60%

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100%

120%

Reading Writing Math

16-17 Kinder Proficiency based on Local Measures

Rest of Population CVPromise Students

Elementary

Attendance & Chronic Absenteeism

89%

97% 97% 97% 97%

84%86%88%90%92%94%96%98%

12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17

6th Grade Attendance Rates

Reduction in chronic absenteeism from 11% to as low as 0%!

Impact on English Language Arts

44%

26%

51%

43%

69%

51%

74%

47%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade

Tutoring at Castle Park Elementary

Mid-year Assessment End of Year Assessment

Based on Achieve 3000 Lexile Scores

Impact on Math

Proficiency in Math

20122013

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20142015

20152016

2016 2017

Third Grade 6.45% 36.92% 41.27% 44.23% 39.66%

State - - 40% 46% 46.83%

Fourth Grade 9.84% 15.71% 37.29% 44.26% 44.68%

State - - 35% 36% 40.45%

Fifth Grade 3.13% 33.33% 21.74% 31.34% 39.66%

State - - 30% 33% 33.83%

Sixth Grade 5.45% 1.61% 17.74% 29.85% 29.85%

State - - 33% 35% 36.48%

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Middle & High School and Postsecondary

Graduation RatesAcademic Advocate Model

0.55

0.6

0.65

0.7

0.75

0.8

0.85

0.9

0.95

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11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17Academic Advocates CVPromise High Schools San Diego County State

CVPN Starts

Academic Advocates

State

SD County

CVPN High Schools

Attendance RatesMiddle School

86%

79%

95% 94%

70%

75%

80%

85%

90%

95%

100%

7th Grade 8th Grade

12-13 16-17

Postsecondary EnrollmentAcademic Advocate Model

Description CVPromise

National Average

% who were accepted and enrolled in College/University

94% 56%

% of students who continued their enrollment in College/University after their first year

90% 64%

Community leadership

Community Engagement

The 18-week program engages and support community members in creating better, healthier neighborhoods. Participants learn about advocacy, policy development and civic engagement in order to improve the quality of life for their neighborhoods.

Cohort 1

• Initiated January 2016

• 18 residents graduated

• Graduation: April 2016

Resident Leadership Academy

Cohort 2

• Initiated September 2016

• 13 residents graduated

• Graduation: February 2017

Cohort 3

• Initiated January 2018

• 11 residents graduated

• Graduation: June 2018

2017 City of Chula Vista –City of Champions Award

April 2017: San Diego County South Region — Public Health Champions Award

2017: SD County Budget Meeting

Promotor Inspired Success

2017 Chula Vista Neighbor Day

2017 City of Chula Vista- Volunteer of the Year

South Bay Community Services • Castle Park Elementary School Castle Park Middle School • Castle Park High School • Hilltop Middle School

Hilltop High School • SANDAG – San Diego Association of Governments Chula Vista Elementary School District • Sweetwater Union High School District County of San Diego, Health and Human Services Agency, Child Welfare Services County of San Diego, Health and Human Services Agency, Public Health Nursing City of Chula Vista • Chula Vista Police Department • United Way of San Diego

Chula Vista Community Collaborative • Family Health Centers of San Diego • Scripps Mercy Hospital, Chula Vista • Southwestern College

Barrio Logan College Institute (BLCI) • South Bay YMCA YMCA Childcare Resource Service • San Diego Youth Symphony San Diego Organizing Project • San Diego Futures Foundation

University of California, San Diego (UCSD) • UCSD Academic Connections A Reason to Survive (ARTS) • First 5 Commission of San Diego • Manpower

Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center • Wells Fargo • The Star News

CVPromise Partners

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