Marin Promise Partnership Networks

1. Marin Promise Partnership Networks Career K 3 8 12 13 16 B K 3 8 12 13 16 1 2 3 4 1 2 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 14 15 Complete a college/post-secondary degree Master critical math concepts by 8th grade Graduate high school prepared and inspired for post-secondary education Learn to read by 3rd grade Enroll in college/post-secondary Enter kindergarten ready with skills and knowledge to succeed in school OUTCOMES • 4 year olds enrolled in preschool • Preschool attendance • KOF assessment • California Standards Test English Language Arts 3rd grade • California Standards Test Algebra I 8th grade • Students enrolled in Algebra before high school • High School Graduation Rate • Students graduating with A-G requirements • Students enrolling in post secondary within 2 years, • Students enrolled in AA or BA without ELA/Math remediation • Students completing AA in 4 years, BA in 6 years A durable and robust set of measures to track the county’s progress towards our outcomes CORE INDICATORS • K-12 caregivers engaged in school • K-5 attendance (and on time) • Teachers with access to 21st century technology tools • 3-12 critical thinking skills • Researching and Developing* • Families eligible for free/reduced lunch • K-12 students with strong connection to parent/caregiver or another adult in their lives • K-12 students with strong connection to school, teacher or other adult on campus CONTRIBUTING INDICATORS A set of measures that provide additional information but do not have specific targets

2. Marin Promise Partnership • Champion the Marin Promise mission in the community and within their organization • Unite behind a Shared vision and Common Agenda to ensure that all children in Marin: • Enter Kindergarten ready with skills and knowledge to succeed in school • Learn to read by 3rd grade • Master critical math concepts by 8th grade • Graduate High School eligible and prepared for post- secondary education • Graduate from higher education programs (college and career prep) ready to enter into the workforce • Participate in Collaborate Action networks to align organizational efforts and activities • Promote collaborative continuous improvement among providers around agreed upon outcomes • Communicate regularly and consistently to keep all constituencies informed • Hold themselves and the community accountable to improve common agreed upon outcomes

3. Marin Promise Partnership • Oct. 2013 • Feb. 2013 – Sep.2013 • Nov. 2011 – June 2012 • June 2012 – Oct. 2012 • Nov. 2012 – Jan. 2013 • Seat Operations Team & Partnership Council • Finalize Community Level Outcomes / Report Card & recommend data supports for Networks • ID Staffing Needs • Continue commiunity engagement • Recommend Networks • Fundraise • Develop communications plan • Stanford Social Innovation Review article • Working Group established • Venture Funding Secured • County leadership engaged • Hired STRIVE • First Convening (June 2012) • Kitchen Cabinet established • Fiscal sponsor secured • Stakeholder meetings (25-50 individuals) • Draft Mission • Draft Community Level Outcomes • 1st Design Institute) ~ 50 attendees • Established Community Engagement Committee • Expanded Kitchen Cabinet • Stakeholder Meetings • Established Data Committee – design report card • 2nd Design Institute – 50 attendees • Explored structural partnerships • Public launch • Community report card, action guide published • Launch Networks • Continue Community Engagement • Support data needs of Networks • Plan advocacy work based on Network priorities Activities Decision to move forward if • Leadership Council on board • Outcomes prioritized • Networks decided • Staffing plan & budget • Funding for 3 years secured • Data Manager Hired • Leader hired • Authentic community engagement • Non-academic indicators considered • Understand structure & value proposition • Networks, Backbone Staff and Partnership Council engaged in the work • Enough partners commit to outcomes, structure, & mission • Secure funding through launch • Leadership validation (95%) • Strive Partnership Design Phase