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Mickey Cox Elementary

Part of the Clovis Unified School District

Intercultural Diversity Advisory Council (I.D.A.C.)

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    What is Intercultural Diversity Advisory Council (I.D.A.C)?
    Intercultural Diversity Advisory Council (I.D.A.C.) draws members from parents to represent our school at district level climate assessment/problem-solving meetings. The primary purpose of the Intercultural Diversity Advisory Council (I.D.A.C.), originally formed in 1988 as the Intercultural Advisory Council, is to assist in the formation and review of policies that assure non-discriminatory practices in all operational areas of the Clovis Unified School District. Its further mission is to assist in improving the cultural environment of the District.


     District IDAC Page

    Meetings

    Mickey Cox Site Intercultural Diversity Advisory Council  (I.D.A.C.) Meetings: 
    October 10, 2024 1:15pm, Library
    December 12, 2024 8:30am, MPR
    March 20, 2025 1:15pm, Library
    April 8, 2025 1:15pm, Library

     

    Topics of Discussion
    Intercultural Diversity Advisory Council (I.D.A.C.) Meeting Topics to Include:

    1. Subgroup student achievement data
    2. Action plans to meet the three established focus group goals
    3. College and career path exposure for students
    4. Positivity project goals and implementation

    IDAC Meeting Agenda 10-10-24.pdf

    Meeting Minutes

    IDAC Focus Areas

    • Staff Training - Promoting understanding of cultural differences
    • Curriculum and Instruction - Focus group achievement
    • School Culture - Promoting acceptance and understanding of all cultures.

    Virtues and Character Recognition Award

    Black History Month

     

  • Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment-Focus Group Achievement
    Mickey Cox teachers and administration will monitor subgroup achievement data and share progress towards mastery with students and parents.  
     

    Intervention Efforts
    Kindergarten intervention with Mrs. Peugh

    In order to help close the achievement gap, early intervention strategies are utilized with our kindergartners before and after their regular school hours. 

    A Intervention Efforts Kindergarten intervention with Mrs. Peugh In order to help close the achievement gap, early intervention strategies are utilized with our kindergartners before and after their regular school hours.

    iReady
    A worksheet displaying first grade diagnostic scores, featuring rows of student names and corresponding score columns.

    By tracking iReady data teachers are able to implement targeted intervention strategies to support student learning.  
     

     

  • School Culture - Human Relations Council
    A diverse student Human Relations Council will meet with the principal monthly.  This group will serve in an advisory capacity to administration and will focus on problem-solving issues of concern, as identified by their classmates.  The Human Relations Council will also promote activities that will encourage intergroup relations.  One student will be chosen from each classroom in grades fourth through sixth to serve on this advisory committee.
     

    A group of children holding flags stands together with a police officer, showcasing community engagement and unity.Addressing the needs of the campus.....
    Human Relations Council members represent their classmates and plan various activities on the Cowboy campus. 

  • School Culture - Acceptance and Understanding of All

    Through participation in the Positivity Project weekly lessons, students will develop an understanding of the 24 character traits which will inspire them to be their best selves and build positive relationships.  

    Honoring those that serve.

    “Life's most persistent and urgent question is: A diverse group of individuals stands in front of a fence adorned with blue and white balloons, celebrating a special occasion.
    What are you doing for others?" 
    Martin Luther King Jr.