Education ESSA Background The Every Student Succeeds Act ESSA Signed into law by President Obama December 2015 Reauthorization of the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act ESEA Replaces the No Child Left Behind Act ID: 696230
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Item 4
Update on the Development of the California State Plan for the Every Student Succeeds Act: Approval of the Revisions to the State Plan for Resubmission to the U.S. Department of
EducationSlide2
ESSA Background
The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
Signed into law by President Obama December 2015
Reauthorization of the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
Replaces the No Child Left Behind Act
Purpose: to ensure educational equity and opportunity for disadvantaged and high-needs students
Supplements state programsSlide3
Fiscal Analysis
California’s total kindergarten through grade twelve funding from the 2017–18 California Budget Act is $92.5 billion
:
State $55.4 billion
Local $29.0 billion
Federal $8.1 billion
ESSA represents 3% of California’s education budget, approximately $2.8 billionSlide4
Beyond the ESSA State Plan
New standards, frameworks, and instructional materials
New assessment system
Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)
New accountability and continuous improvement system
Multiple-indicator system with 13 statutory student groups
Support for districts with struggling student groups
This work will continue well beyond the approval of the ESSA State PlanSlide5
California’s ESSA State Plan
Committed to ensuring ESSA State Plan meets federal requirements while allowing California to fully implement the LCFF
California has been working to develop an integrated state, federal and local accountability system grounded in the principles of LCFF, which empowers local communities to make local decisions to address local needsSlide6
CA ESSA State Plan Revision
Timeline, Part 1
State Plan submitted to
the U.S. Department of Education (ED)
September 15, 2017
Peer Reviews on Title I, Title III, and McKinney-Vento sections took place October 30–November 3, 2017
ED had 120 days from the date of submission to review State PlanSlide7
CA ESSA State Plan Revision
Timeline, Part 2
December 2017: ED provided interim feedback and peer review notes
January 9, 2018: ESSA Stakeholder Meeting (accountability)
January 18, 2018: SBE approves revised State Plan, with revisions
January 25, 2018: California resubmitted State PlanSlide8
CA ESSA State Plan Revision
Timeline, Part 3
February 2018:
State Board of Education (SBE)
and
California Department of Education (CDE) staff
met with ED staff to discuss areas of feedback
March 2, 2018: SBE published Board item related to proposed revisions for March
meeting
Additional attachments and addendums posted March 7, 9, and 13, 2018
March 7, 2018: ESSA Stakeholder Meeting (accountability
)Slide9
CA ESSA State Plan Revision
Timeline, Part 4
March 14, 2018: SBE will consider taking action to approve revisions to State Plan sections: A.5, E.1, and I.7.g
ESSA Stakeholder
Webinar prior to the SBE additional meeting
Additional SBE Meeting
within the next
month to consider
proposed
accountability revisions
to ESSA State
PlanSlide10
Recommendation
The
CDE recommends that the SBE approve the revisions to sections
A.5, E.1, and I.7.g,
of the State Plan, pending the SBE Executive Director approval of final revisions requested by the SBE and correction of any typographical errors
.
The CDE further recommends that the SBE consider further proposed revisions to section A of the State Plan at an additional meeting.Slide11
Handout
March 14, 2018
SBE Meeting
Disproportionate Rates of Access to Educators
Title III, Entrance and Exit Procedures
McKinney-Vento
Additional Meeting
Status and Change
Indicator-specific issues
Measurements of interim progress
Weighting of indicators
School identification
Exit Criteria
N-sizeSlide12
March 14, 2018 SBE
Meeting Attachments, Part 1
Attachment 1: Proposed Revisions to California’s Consolidated ESSA State Plan, Section 508 of the federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Version
Attachment
2: Proposed Revisions to California’s Consolidated ESSA State Plan, Tracked Changes Version
Attachment
3: Matrix of the U.S. Department of Education’s Interim Feedback Cross-Referenced with California’s Consolidated ESSA State
PlansSlide13
March 14, 2018 SBE
Meeting Attachments, Part 2
Addendum 1: P
roposed
revisions to the sections of the State Plan related to Weighting of Indicators and School
Identification
Addendum 2: Provides
additional data tables
to be
submitted in the revised
State
Plan
the SBE
will consider for
approvalSlide14
Areas of Feedback
Disproportionate
Rates of Access to Educators (A.5
)
Title III, Part A, Subpart 1: English Language Acquisition and Language Enhancement, Entrance and Exit Procedures (E.1)
Education for Homeless Children and Youth program, McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Title VII, Subtitle B Access to Services, Assistance from Counselors (I.7.g)