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Empowering Student Success: Whole School Improvement Approach in Elementary Education

The Success for All Foundation's Whole School Improvement Approach empowers teachers to enhance student achievement in participating schools, such as Drexel, Liberty, Los Niños, and Sunnyside Unified Elementary. Schools receive free materials and training for two years, with a funding allocation of $200,000 per school annually. This initiative includes tailored reading programs like Walk-to-Read, where students are grouped by reading levels and receive instruction suited to their progress. Assessment alignments, like 4Sight, support flexible learning methodologies for optimal student development.

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Empowering Student Success: Whole School Improvement Approach in Elementary Education

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  1. Success for All Foundation Whole School Improvement ApproachEnables teachers to help children succeed in school Existing SFA Elementary Schools Drexel Liberty Los Niños Santa Clara

  2. SUNNYSIDE UNIFIED ELEMENTARYSFA I-3GRANT SITESLOS RANCHITOSROSEMARIE RIVERASUMMIT VIEW Free Materials and Training For 2 Years $200,000 per school per year

  3. SUNNYSIDE UNIFIED ELEMENTARY SFA CONTROL SITES CRAYCROFTELVIRAMISSION MANOR $20,000 per site for Reading Materials

  4. Walk-to-ReadLos Amigos, Craycroft, Esperanza, Elvira, Gallego, and Mission Manor Similar structure to SFA Group students by reading level Students “walk” to the classroom at their level for literacy block (2 hours) Receive instruction both at grade level (HM) and at instructional level (leveled reading) Groups are flexible and students move according to need as shown by the data Consideration being given to use the same assessment as SFA - 4Sight

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