Juan B. Galaviz Charter School Explained

Juan B. Galaviz Charter School
Streetaddress:1507 Little York
City:Houston
State:Texas
Zipcode:77093
Country:United States
Coordinates:29.8716°N -95.3632°W
Superintendent:Luis R. Cano, Ed.D
Principal:Roberto Lopez
Teaching Staff:9.6 (FTE) (as of 2007-08)[1]
Ceeb:443578
Ratio:7.1 (as of 2007-08)
Grades:9-12
Mascot:Phoenix
Enrollment:68 (as of 2007-08)
Homepage:galavizacademy.org

Juan B. Galaviz Charter School (JBG) was a state charter school located in Houston, Texas. The charter high school was an affiliate of the National Council of La Raza.[2] Previously the school was located in the Northside district of Houston.[3] [4]

History

Galaviz Charter School was one program of Galaviz Academy, an educational organization established in 1993. The organization's programs include vocational training, ESL instruction, and an education support and advocacy program for adjudicated youth 10–16 years of age. In 2012 it had 70 students; they were categorized as at-risk.[5]

In 2012 Nency Garcia pleaded guilty to embezzling $40,000 ($ according to inflation) from Galaviz.[5]

The school was scheduled to hold another school year starting in fall 2013, but it closed shortly before the beginning of the school year since it was in financial trouble. It owed $27,000 ($ according to inflation) in payroll taxes to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as of March 2013.[5] The Texas Education Agency (TEA) revoked accreditation due to the loss of the tax-exempt status, with notification that it would do so dated July 19, 2013.[6]

School uniform

Students are required to wear school uniforms.[7]

Data from Texas Education Agency (TEA)

The school has District Number 101852 and Campus Number 101852001. The school is located in Harris County and Houston Metropolitan Area. The school teaches grades 9–12. "Years of Operation" numbers indicate that the school most likely started operation in the 2002–2003 school year.[8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]

Performance Data (school year)!school year!Rating!Enrollment!Student-Teacher Ratio!Completion Rate!Attendance Rate!Mobility Rate!Dropout Rate!Four-year Graduation Rate!Student Achievement index!Student Progress index!Closing Performance Gaps index!Postsecondary Readiness index!TAKS Reading/ELA Passing!TAKS Math Passing!notes
2003–2004Academically Unacceptable9214.284.7[%]30.0%43.0%
2004–2005AEA, Academically Acceptable8610.090.6[%]8.5[%]32.0%13.0%
2005–2006AEA, Academically Acceptable10011.189.3[%]68%25%
2006–2007AEA: Academically Acceptable7010.058.1[%]85.1[%]52%33%
2008–2009AEA: Academically Unacceptable64
2011–201246.7%1.8%12.5%48%64%[15]
2012–201355.1%5.2%16.7%55[%]34[%]57[%]25[%]38%79%
Performance Data (calendar year)!year!Adjusted Campus TAKS Score!notes
200744.053
Demographic Data!school year!African American!Hispanic!White!Economically Disadvantaged!notes
2003–20043.3%92.4%3.3%82.6%
2004–20052.3%96.5%1.2%91.9%
2005–20063.0%95.0%2.0%96.0%
2006–20070.0%97.1%2.9%88.6%
Financial Data!school year!Expenditure Per Student!6100!6200!6300!6400!6500!6600!Total Expenditures!Local Revenue!FSP + PER CAPITA Revenue!Other State Revenue!Total State Revenue!Federal Revenue!Total Revenue!Difference Revenue vs Expend!% Difference!Expenditures per Enroll!Expenditures per ADA!Revenue per Enroll!Revenue per ADA!notes
2003–2004$507,704$121,832$17,408$35,718$817$0$683,479$54,722$485,395$7,168$247,464$794,749$111,27014.0%$7,429$9,863$8,639$11,469
2004–2005$695,463$96,418$14,133$5,153$0$0$811,167$50,905$584,208$10,377$84,655$730,145-$81,022-11.1%$9,432$10,818$8,490$9,738
2005–2006$4,739$485,944$119,805$39,234$1,505$0$646,488$0$629,277$134,048$763,325$116,83715.3%$6,465$8,278$7,633$9,774
2006–2007$4,637
ADA Data!school year!Enrollment!ADA!Enrollment to ADA!1st Six Weeks ADA!2nd Six Weeks ADA!% Change!3rd Six Weeks ADA!% Change!4th Six Weeks ADA!% Change!5th Six Weeks ADA!% Change!6th Six Weeks ADA!% Change!Notes
2003–20049269
2004–20058675114.7%80.577.9-3.2%75.4-3.3%73.9-1.9%73.1-1.1%69.0-5.7%
2005–200610078128.0%80867.4%84-2.6%79-6.0%73-7.0%67-8.5%

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: School Detail for Juan B. Galaviz Charter School . . 2010-03-14 .
  2. "Mission ." Juan B. Galaviz Charter School. Retrieved on September 22, 2010.
  3. http://www.greaternorthside.org/_dl/gnmd_map.pdf Map
  4. Staff. "YOUR CHARTER SCHOOL CHOICES." Houston Chronicle. Sunday August 10, 2003. A45. Retrieved on September 22, 2010. "JUAN GALAVIZ CHARTER Mission: General instruction for immigrant students who are having difficulty in regular school due to issues of language, culture, poverty and demographics. Location: 5206 Airline Dr., Houston ."
  5. Mellon, Ericka. "State may revoke charter of closed Houston school." Houston Chronicle. Friday, August 30, 2013. Retrieved on June 4, 2016.
  6. Mosier, Jeff and Holly K. Hacker. "Texas law that speeds shutdown of troubled charter schools is put to the test ." The Dallas Morning News. July 28, 2014. Retrieved on June 4, 2016.
  7. "Dress Code ." Juan B. Galaviz Charter School. Retrieved on September 22, 2010.
  8. Book: Texas Center for Educational Research . Texas Open-Enrollment Charter Schools: 2003–04 Evaluation . February 2005 . Texas Education Agency . 149, 159, 161, 189, 193, 204 . Appendix B1: Characteristics of At-Risk and Not At-Risk Charter School Campuses ; Appendix B2: Student Demographic Characteristics For At-Risk and Not At-Risk Charter School Campuses (Percent) ; Appendix E: 2003-04 Accountability Ratings of Charter Schools ; Appendix F: Student Performance for Charter School Campuses . 2024-10-08 . https://web.archive.org/web/20190908021417/https://tea.texas.gov/sites/default/files/y7report.pdf . 2019-09-08 . live.
  9. Book: Texas Center for Educational Research . Texas Open-Enrollment Charter School Revenue: Supplement to the 2003–04 Evaluation . Moak, Casey & Associates, LLP . January 2006 . Texas Education Agency . 47, 53 . Appendix . 2024-10-08 . https://web.archive.org/web/20190908021410/https://tea.texas.gov/sites/default/files/y7supplement.pdf . 2019-09-08 . live.
  10. Book: Texas Center for Educational Research . Texas Open-Enrollment Charter Schools: 2004–05 Evaluation . May 2006 . Texas Education Agency . 147, 154, 157, 164, 191, 196, 205, 209 . Appendix B1: Characteristics of Standard and Alternative Education Charter School Campuses ; Appendix B2: Student Demographic Characteristics for Standard and Alternative Education Charter School Campuses (Percent) ; Appendix E: 2004-05 Accountability ratings of Charter Schools ; Appendix F: Student Performance for Charter School Campuses . 2024-10-08 . https://web.archive.org/web/20190908021404/https://tea.texas.gov/sites/default/files/y8report.pdf . 2019-09-08 . live.
  11. Book: Texas Center for Educational Research . Texas open-enrollment charter schools: 2005-06 Evaluation . March 2007 . Texas Education Agency . 191, 198, 201, 209, 253, 258, 271, 282, 288, 297 . Appendix B1: Characteristics of Standard and Alternative Education Charter School Campuses ; Appendix B2: Student Demographic Characteristics for Standard and Alternative Education Charter School Campuses (Percent); Appendix E: 2005-06 Accountability ratings of Charter Schools ; Appendix F: Student Performance for Charter School Campuses ; Appendix G: Charter School Revenue and Expenditure Data: 2004-05 . 2024-10-08 . https://web.archive.org/web/20190908021355/https://tea.texas.gov/sites/default/files/2005-06report.pdf . 2019-09-08 . live.
  12. Book: Texas Center for Educational Research . Texas charter schools: 2006-07 Evaluation . May 2008 . Texas Education Agency . 195, 200, 208, 213, 276, 279, 289, 294, 310, 324, 330, 338 . 2024-10-08 . https://web.archive.org/web/20190908021344/https://tea.texas.gov/sites/default/files/chart_0508.pdf . 2019-09-08 . live.
  13. Book: Taylor, Lori L. . Evaluation of Texas Charter Schools 2009–10 . July 2011 . Texas Education Agency . State of Texas Education Research Center at Texas A&M University . 149, 154, 162, 167, 168 . Appendix A1: Table A1: Open-Enrollment Charter School Listing (2008–09) ; Appendix A2: Table A2: OE Charter School Listing by Metropolitan Area or County (2009–10) . TAMU ERC 10-003 . etal . 2024-10-08 . https://web.archive.org/web/20241008154412/https://tea.texas.gov/system/files/Evaluation%20of%20Texas%20Charter%20Schools%202009-10.pdf . 2024-10-08 . live.
  14. Book: Education Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin . Appendix O for Charter Authorizer Accountability REPORT 2012-13 : Full Data Set: Standardized Distance Scores for Individual Charter Schools and Their Matched Comparison Schools . November 2014 . Texas Education Agency . 4, 254 . 2024-10-08 . https://web.archive.org/web/20240802134028/https://tea.texas.gov/system/files/AppendixO_FullDataSet_Matches.pdf . 2024-08-02 . live.
  15. Book: Education Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin . Appendices for Charter Authorizer Accountability Report 2012-13 . November 2014 . Texas Education Agency . 15–18, 68, 127 . Appendix A - Table 1: 2013 Index Targets ; Appendix I – Table 1: 2011−12: Mobility Rates, Dropout Rates, Four-Year Graduation Rates and STAAR Passing Rates for Individual High Schools and Averages for their Matched Comparison Schools ; Appendix L – Table 1: 2012-2013 Mobility Rates, Dropout Rates, Four-Year Graduation Rates, Performance Index Scores and STAAR Passing Rates for High School Charter Schools and Averages for Their Matched Comparison Schools . https://web.archive.org/web/20240519132249/https://tea.texas.gov/system/files/ERC_Texas_Charter%20Report%20Appendix_FINAL_112614.pdf . 2024-05-19 . live.

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