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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Academic Advancement Academies Summer Algebra Academy Summer Geometry Academy College Readiness Academy. Summer Algebra Academy Central Themes. Create a College Going Culture Increase UC and CSU Eligibility Rates

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

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  1. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Academic Advancement Academies Summer Algebra Academy Summer Geometry Academy College Readiness Academy

  2. Summer Algebra AcademyCentral Themes • Create a College Going Culture • Increase UC and CSU Eligibility Rates • Increase UC and CSU Application, Admission and Enrollment Rates • Increase Collaboration between all Pre-Collegiate Partners • Strategic Intervention • Research and Data Driven

  3. Algebra I – The Gatekeeper • California students fail Algebra I at extraordinarily high rates. • In 2006-07, an expected 40% of the state’s 9th graders will need to repeat the course. • In fall 2004, nearly 48,000 Los Angeles Unified School District, 9th graders took beginning Algebra and 44% failed the course. SOURCE: Helfand, D. (2006, January 10). A Formula for Failure in L.A. Schools.Los Angeles Times, p. A1.

  4. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Research tells us that freshmen: - are fearful of high school facility - need an adult figure to mentor them - seek advice about college/careers from teacher - turn to parents for advice about college

  5. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Research tells us that freshmen (cont): - don’t understand the importance of 9th grade - under-perform in their classes - a significant portion fail 9th grade algebra - many students do not complete homework

  6. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Research tells us that freshmen (cont): - watch over 25 hours of television per week - spend about 5 hours on homework per week - parents give students less than 1 hour (38 minutes) of undivided attention per week

  7. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Research tells us that freshmen (cont): - with clear career goals and professional aspirations perform better academically - who have identified what college or university they want to attend outperform their peers

  8. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Research tells us that: - 9th grade academic failure manifests itself as a 10th grade dropout problem

  9. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES 2002 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES 3 High Schools - 150 Students 2003 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES 7 High Schools - 330 Students 2004 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES 8 High Schools - 475 Students 2005 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES 18 High Schools - 750 Students 2006 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES 42 High Schools - 2065 Students 2007 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES 62 High /Middle Schools - 3250 Students 2008 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES 68 High/Middle Schools - 3750 Students

  10. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Primary Goals -Increase 9th Grade Academic Performance - Increase Social Capital within Community - Introduce Families to Higher Education - Initiate Systemic Change within High School - Increase the Number of Students who Enroll in Higher Education

  11. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Target Students - 20% of 9th Grade Class - Students not prepared for 9th Grade Geometry - Heterogeneous group of students - 25 Student per classroom

  12. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES - Six Week Intensive Summer Instruction - Not Regular Summer School - Supportive Teachers, Counselors and Staff - Investment of Summer School ADA Funds - University of California Technical Support

  13. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES - Expansion of School Year - Non-Traditional Classroom Time - Opportunity for Creative Teaching - Reduction of Student to Staff Ratio - Mandated Parental Involvement - Opportunity for Intensive Counseling

  14. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Introduce Freshmen to: High School Facility Administration and Faculty Student Government Groups Academic Clubs Athletic Opportunities Pre-collegiate Programs Related Community Groups

  15. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Recruitment of Students - Middle School Recruitment - Informational Night - Application Process - Admissions Process - Orientation

  16. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Parent Activities - Informational Night - Program Orientation - College Family Night “Electronic Portfolio” Review Four Year High School Academic Plan Ten Year Career Plan - College Campus Tours - College Admissions Workshops - Financial Aid Workshop - End of Program Celebration

  17. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Program Activities - UC/CSU Math Diagnostic Placement Test - Academic Support with Undergraduate Tutors

  18. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Algebra Course - Warm Up - Target Vocabulary - Study Skills - College Readiness Seminars - MESA Activity

  19. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Program Activities • Director/Counselor Planning Sessions and SAA Leadership Institute • College Readiness Curriculum • MESA Projects/Activities

  20. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES College Readiness Seminars (traditional study skills) Time Management Test Taking Note Taking

  21. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES College Readiness Seminars (SAA exclusive seminars) Homework Completion Stress Management Learning Styles Guest Speakers

  22. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES College Readiness Seminars (college career focus) “College: Making it Happen” “Realizing the College Dream” Dream a Little Dream Debunking the Financial Aid Myth CaliforniaColleges.edu Career Exploration College Exploration

  23. College Going Initiative SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES College Readiness Seminars (cont.) Academic Portfolio Career Exploration College Information College Application

  24. Summer Algebra Academy Sponsored Activities College Campus Tours

  25. Summer Algebra Academy Sponsored Activities College Campus Tours

  26. Summer Algebra Academy California School Board Association 2004 Golden Bell Award Winner Brawley High School

  27. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BRAWLEY UNION HIGH SCHOOLSUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMYSTUDENT BREAKDOWN

  28. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BRAWLEY HIGH SCHOOL2002 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMY

  29. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BRAWLEY HIGH SCHOOL2002 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMY

  30. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BRAWLEY HIGH SCHOOL2002 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMY

  31. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BRAWLEY HIGH SCHOOL2002 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMY

  32. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BRAWLEY HIGH SCHOOL2002 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMY2004-2005 School Year

  33. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BRAWLEY HIGH SCHOOL2002 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMYClass of 2006

  34. IMPERIAL COUNTY IMPERIAL HIGH SCHOOL The Education Trust 2006 Dispelling the Myth Award Recipient

  35. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IMPERIAL HIGH SCHOOL2006 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMY

  36. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IMPERIAL HIGH SCHOOL2006 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMY

  37. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IMPERIAL HIGH SCHOOL2006 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMY

  38. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IMPERIAL HIGH SCHOOL2006 SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMY

  39. Summer Algebra Academy The Hybrid Model Algebra/English Academy 45 hours of Algebra 45 hours of English 30 hours of College Readiness

  40. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIASUMMER ALGEBRA/ENGLISH ACADEMY

  41. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIASUMMER ALGEBRA/ENGLISH ACADEMY

  42. SUMMER ALGEBRA ACADEMIES Program Staff - School Site Staff Director Counselor Instructors Undergraduate Tutors

  43. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Blas G. Guerrero, Ph.D. blas@ucsc.edu 510-290-6233

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