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SFUSD presentation: most seniors in Plan 1 graduated after interventions, board asks for finer breakdowns
Summary
SFUSD staff told the board the district’s year‑end review of 2013–14 twelfth graders shows marked improvement after interventions: a large share of students identified in the A‑G (Plan 1) cohort graduated after summer and credit‑recovery work, though board members asked for more grade-level and demographic detail.
San Francisco Unified School District staff told the Board of Education the district’s year‑end review of twelfth graders from 2013–14 showed substantial gains after targeted interventions and data corrections.
Interim Executive Director for Curriculum and Instruction Steven Kaufman said the presentation reviewed a Plan 1 (A‑G) year‑end status and the updated Synergy data run of Oct. 10, 2014. He said the district’s February on‑track snapshot showed roughly 70.4 percent of Plan 1 students were identified as on track earlier in the year; after entering summer session, credit‑recovery and updated scores into Synergy, Kaufman reported that about 92.2 percent of those identified twelfth graders graduated under Plan 1.
Julie Chan, educational policy analyst in the office of college and career readiness, walked the board through subgroup breakdowns.…
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