| Number of high school students enrolled in the school (as of October 1 of this school year). This includes all students in grades 9-12 |
1580 |
| The number of high school students that are from low-income families. (As of October 1 of this school year) |
438 |
| Total number of high school students who possess an Associated Student Body card (all students with an ASB card). |
574 |
| The number of high school students who are from low-income families and possess an ASB card. |
148 |
| The total number of high school students participating in an athletic program (as of May 15 of this school year). *only count student once |
404
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| The number of high school students who are from low-income families who are participating in an athletic program (as of May 15 of this school year) *only count student once |
101
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| ASB Card Possession Opportunity Gap % - 25% |
Gap Plan Required?
Yes (see below)
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| Extracurricular Participation Opportunity Gap % - 25% |
Gap Plan Required?
Yes (see below)
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| List of optional noncredit extracurricular event attendance and participation fees |
Cost per Student
(estimate)
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| The purchase amount of an Associated Student Body (ASB) card for high school students (general population price) |
$75.00
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| Athletic program participation fees (if the price varies per sport, show the price range). |
$200.00
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| Social school events (plays, concerts, dances, etc) |
$20.00
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| Sport events (game admission, etc) |
$6.00
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| Day field trip |
$20.00
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| Multi-day trips/overnight travel |
$43.00
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| District policy for waiving and reducing noncredit extracurricular event attendance and participation fees as described under RCW 28A.325.010 |
Yes
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| GAP REDUCTION PLAN |
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| Our school used the following approaches to determine barriers to ASB card possession and/or extracurricular participation: |
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| Survey students on their participation |
No
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| Survey parents on their students' participation |
No
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| Evaluate required factors for participation (transportation, materials/uniforms, etc.) |
Yes
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| Compare school data to other schools with similar demographics |
Yes |
| Conduct a cost-benefit analysis of offerings |
Yes |
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Other:
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We looked at the cost of ASB cards compared to those in other school districts surrounding ours. Our ASB cards are $75, which is the most expensive. If students are not involved in sports or activities that require having an ASB, they don't save enough on game tickets to make up for that $75. We also discussed giving discounts on dance tickets to cardholders to encourage more students to buy one.
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| What are some of the students' barriers to student possession of ASB Cards? |
Barriers |
| Interest |
Yes |
| Timing |
No |
| Identifying eligible students |
Yes |
| Communication/Marketing |
Yes |
| Cultural responsiveness/awareness |
No |
| What are some of your students' barriers to student participation in extracurricular activities? |
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| Transportation? |
Yes |
| Cost? |
Yes |
| Timing/Schedule? |
Yes |
| Availability/Options? |
Yes |
| Communication/Marketing |
Yes |
| Cultural responsiveness/Awareness? |
No |
| Interest? |
Yes |
| Other: We discussed that we don't offer all the sports that some of the other districts offer. So, students may not always have an interest in one of the sports that we do offer. We will also not have C teams next year, so this will discourage Freshmen and Sophomore C team students from buying an ASB card if they don't make a team. There is also no bus transportation, so some students may not be able to participate if they cannot get a ride or afford the gas to go to games that are far away. |
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| Describe the action steps the school/district will take to reduce the opportunity gap in student possession of ASB cards and/or participation in extracurricular activities for the upcoming school year. |
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| 1. We will offer discounts on dances and other after-school activities, with an ASB Card. |
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| 2. We will communicate the benefits of having an ASB card on announcements, flyers around school, and the high school social media page. |
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| 3. We will also transfer money to each sports' account to help with the cost of uniforms, equipment, etc... |
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