CCEIS Educational Partner Meeting - May 15th
Join us to learn more about how SFUSD is working to support Black students and make sure that they receive early interventions. Our goal is to ensure that each and every student's needs are met. Share your opinion on how to best support all learners, with a special focus on Black students.
CCEIS Success Summit
Stay up-to-date with the SFUSD's CCEIS Plan by reviewing the slides and documents from the Success Summit held on January 28th at John O'Connell!
CCEIS Public Plans & Documents
Want to learn more about previous CCEIS (Comprehensive Coordinated Early Intervening Services) plans? Find information and documents here from plan years: 2020, 2021, 2022
CCEIS and Educational Partners Meetings
CCEIS Plan Update
To date we have held Focus Groups, conducted a File Review, and collecting quantitative data for the Success Summit on Saturday January 28th.
We held Educational Partners meetings and appreciate how so many folks joined to share their voices and ask their questions.
Our goal is to hear from SFUSD staff (certificated and classified), community based organizations (affiliated with SFUSD) AND Parent/Caregivers to share experiences, observations, and surface potential strategies to interrupt the over representation of AA/Black students in Special Education under emotional disturbance and other health impairment.
THE TIME IS NOW
Upcoming CCEIS Meetings for the 2023-2024 School Year
August 21 5:30-7:00 pm
September 25 5:30-7:00 pm
Please sign up to be an Educational Partner to share your voice and perspective!
What is CCEIS?
Bottom line: too many Black/African American children are in Special Education, in comparison to their overall numbers in San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD). As a result, the California Department of Education has sanctioned SFUSD, requiring that 15% of the Special Education budget be reallocated to support the work of CCEIS- Comprehensive Coordinated Early Intervening Services.
Our children are brilliant. Our goal is to interrupt the practices and beliefs that are leading to Black/African American students and their peers being over-identified for Special Education. Ultimately, we want to see our students thrive academically and social-emotionally, and live the life they dream of living.
Want to learn more? Check out the 2020, 2021 and 2022 CCEIS Plans and Presentations
Who we Serve - The CCEIS Schools
Early Education
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Leola Havard
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George Washington Carver
Elementary Schools
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Bessie Carmichael (K-8)
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Cobb
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El Dorado
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Leonard R. Flynn
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Bret Harte
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Starr King
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Malcolm X
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John Muir
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Rosa Parks
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Paul Revere (K-8)
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Sheridan
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Visitacion Valley
Middle Schools
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Aptos
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Willie Brown
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Everett
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Martin Luther King Jr.
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Visitacion Valley
High Schools
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Balboa
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Burton
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June Jordan
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Thurgood Marshall
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Mission
The CCEIS Team
Janice Jones Mitchell, CCEIS Supervisor, jonesmitchellj@sfusd.edu
Alyssa Casimiro, CCEIS EED Program Administrator, casimiroa@sfusd.edu
Raynell Crews-Gamez, CCEIS Family & Culture Liaison, crews-gamezr@sfusd.edu
Elizabeth Iwaszewicz, CCEIS Program Administrator, iwaszewicze@sfusd.edu
Laurie Murdock, CCEIS Program Administrator, murdockl@sfusd.edu
This page was last updated on May 12, 2023