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San Dieguito Union High School District

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

What is sduhsd diversity, equity and inclusion?

What is sduhsd diversity, equity and inclusion?

For a better understanding of the San Dieguito Union High School District Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) program, consider the following goals and purposes:
    • To provide safe, engaging, and inclusive classrooms and activities for all students.
    • Educational equity in SDUHSD simply means that every child in our system feels valued and respected and has access, opportunities, and the support they need to reach their full academic potential and thrive.
    • To understand the stories of our students and their lived experiences within our school system. 
    • To review our systems, data and culture to ensure that our school sites are responsive to the needs of all students and where all students can thrive. 
Will Critical Race Theory be discussed through this process with SDCOE?

Will Critical Race Theory be discussed through this process with SDCOE?

No.
Will new curriculum be adopted as a result of this partnership with SDCOE?

Will new curriculum be adopted as a result of this partnership with SDCOE?

No.
What are the FEDERAL AND STATE GUIDELINES that support this work?

What are the FEDERAL AND STATE GUIDELINES that support this work?

  • The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Section 1112(b)(2) describes how each LEA will identify and address any disparities that result in low-income and minority students being taught at higher rates than other students by ineffective, inexperienced, or out-of-field teachers. This provision must be addressed by the local educational agency (LEA) with a narrative response within the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) Federal Addendum. 
  • California Budget Act of 2017, Assembly Bill 99, Section 87
      • Created the California Equity Performance and Improvement Program (CEPIP) to support and build capacity within COEs, LEAs, and schools to promote equity for disadvantaged student populations in California schools in order to implement proven or promising evidence-based program and practices, specially targeted at building equity and narrowing the achievement and opportunity gaps for all underserved students. 
      • CA Equity and Improvement Program
Why has SDUHSD chosen to partner with SDCOE?

Why has SDUHSD chosen to partner with SDCOE?

The San Diego County Office of Education  (SDCOE) is a lead agency of CDE’s California Equity Performance and Improvement Program (CEPIP), which was created to support and build capacity within other county offices of education, districts, and schools statewide to promote equity in California schools.  Due to our proximity and collaboration with with SDCOE, we have been given the opportunity to partner directly with SDCOE’s Equity team.