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6.1.C. - Page 2 <br /> Support. An additional 30 days of Recess/Lunch support solely will be provided during <br /> the 1 st two weeks of Star-Testing and last two weeks of school (4 hours/day-2 staff). <br /> The curriculum ends May 30th, 2014. The curriculum is based on an assumption of a <br /> total of 170 school days. The length of school day is 6.5 hours. <br /> School # K-5 Students <br /> Hawes 432 <br /> Selby Lane 456 <br /> Henry Ford 450 <br /> Garfield 458 <br /> Goal 2: Staff Recruitment: City will maintain a PE Coordinator to manage City's part of <br /> the PE Plus program. It is anticipated that PCC will maintain a Program Coordinator, to <br /> oversee and manage its program and PE Coaches. City will recruit for its program up to <br /> twelve PE coaches, and conduct all hiring processes of staff including background and <br /> safety checks, as further described herein. <br /> Goal 3: Staff Training: City will arrange training for coaches employed by City. The <br /> year-round training of coaches would take place during a mandatory Back to School <br /> training session and subsequent biweekly training sessions. City and PCC coaching <br /> staff will be trained under the umbrella of the "Physical Education Team". All staff will be <br /> trained with the objective to reinforce to students the joy of being active and healthy, <br /> while delivering an exceptional physical education program that meets the California <br /> State requirements for PE. Coaches may be pulled from recess support if necessary to <br /> attend training 1 hour per week. Training sessions will focus on four different areas <br /> (community & leadership development, teaching methods, program curriculum and <br /> nutrition education). <br /> Goal 4: PE Components: The PE Plus program for RCSD schools will be designed to <br /> ensure that the social, emotional, physical, and learning needs of the students are being <br /> met during their time in PE. The program will provide students with the knowledge, <br /> attitudes, motor skills, behavioral skills, and confidence to participate in physical activity, <br /> and aims to establish active lifestyles among students that continue into and throughout <br /> their adult lives. Physical activity is promoted by providing a physical and social <br /> environment that enables safe and enjoyable participation in physical activity through a <br /> planned and developmentally appropriate physical education and nutrition education <br /> curricula, and by instruction that meets the PE standards from kindergarten through 5th <br /> grade. <br /> Goal 5: Program Evaluation: SHCD Program PE Plus Program Manager will consult <br /> with staff from Applied Systems Research (ASR) to develop assessment tools and will <br /> work with the City, PCC, and RCSD to conduct baseline assessments and ongoing <br />