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Status Tracker Act 3 June EOY 2024-2025
FY26 Spring Budget Plan, February 12, 2025
24-25 McCaw Status Check 2, Act 2, February 12, 2025, SPP Roadmap February 2025
This plan was developed by the school’s continuous improvement (CI) team and informed by a comprehensive needs assessment that included data analysis and meaningful engagement with the school community. It includes the school's goals and process developed during Act 1. The CI team will monitor implementation throughout the school year and evaluate and update the goals at the end of the year.
August 2023 FY23 CIP Act I, October 2023: CIP Act 2 Status Check 1, January 2024: CIP Act 2 Status Check 2
June 2024: CIP Act 3 Status Check
Historical CIP Information: Operational Plan CIP: Status Tracker Event 1 2022-2023; EOY 21-22 Start of 22-23: Status Tracker Event 8 5.31.2022; EOY 22-23: Status Tracker Act 3 Reviewing Our Journey
Nevada Report Card Accountability Report or for more information go to nevadareportcard.nv.gov/DI/nv/clark/gordon_mccaw_elementary_school/2019
Whistleblower_25_26.pdfAssembly Bill 195 Translated Versions
Assembly Bill 195 Overview
Assembly Bill (AB) 195 revises provisions relating to pupils who are English learners (ELs), extending the rights of EL pupils and parents/guardians. Section 3 of the bill provides an overview of the rights. Additionally, school districts are required to collect and report data concerning ELs, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability in the provision of education to these students, among other provisions. Schools support the implementation of AB 195 by verifying the posting of EL pupil and parent/guardian rights in the fall of each year and by reporting EL participation in athletics and extracurricular activities in the spring of each year.
Clark County School District
School Safety Requirements and Updates at McCaw
School safety remains a top priority. Please refer to the following updates focusing on school safety:
School Safety Requirements
● In order to optimize the security of schools in the Clark County School District, Emergency Management requires that all classroom doors are locked at all times during the instructional day.
● Single point of entry and visitor management procedures are required for all schools.
● The provisions of Article 12-1 of the Negotiated Agreement between CCSD and CCEA shall be implemented prior to the first day of student attendance and shall be included in faculty handbooks.
School Safety Updates
● The Board of School Trustees was presented with revisions to the Clark County School District Pre-Kindergarten–12 Student Code of Conduct in June 2022, including:
○ Clarifications and specificity regarding infractions and consequences.
■ Physical Altercation will be added as a disciplinary infraction.
■ Fighting will be changed to a major infraction.
■ Campus Disruption will be a recommended expulsion referral for severe disruptions, including severe fighting.
○ Major Disciplinary Infractions resulting in a recommended expulsion referral with removal from a comprehensive school with an opportunity for re-engagement.
■ Battery to Staff or Students Resulting in a Criminal Citation
■ Sexual Assault
■ Distribution of a Controlled Substance
● Any student possessing a firearm or any dangerous weapon defined by Nevada Revised Statutes 392.466 will be referred to the Expulsion Review Board aligned with District Policy/Regulation 5114.2.
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