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Alta Sierra Intermediate

Part of the Clovis Unified School District

Intercultural Diversity Advisory Council (IDAC)

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The purpose of the page is for our staff and students to be able to illustrate the amazing things that are happening at our school!

What is IDAC?
Intercultural Diversity Advisory Council (IDAC) 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 (IDAC), 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

What's Happening at Alta Sierra?

Archived News

Feria de Educacion

Join us at the Ninth Annual Feria de Educación taking place on Saturday, October 5, 2024 at Fresno State from 10:00am-3:00pm.

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Semester 2 Success Night

SEM2 Success Night Presentation.pptx

Winter Concert 2023

The Winter Concert of the Alta Sierra Choral Program took place on Tuesday, December 19th, 2023.

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Professional Development and PLC Teams

Numerous opportunities for professional development are accessible at Alta Sierra. The staff at ASI consistently participates in grade-level curriculum rollouts, delving deeper into curriculum and assessments. The school has emphasized AVID, Advancement Via Individual Determination, exploring ways to empower students to take ownership of their learning. Professional Learning Community (PLC) teams, comprising classroom teachers and support staff, collaborate frequently to exchange data, explore intervention plans, and devise strategies to enhance student mastery of standards. These teams align with the school's focus through ongoing professional development, employing strategies to enhance the delivery of lessons and intervention meetings, thereby bolstering student achievement.

National Heritage Months

National Heritage Months

September is Hispanic & Latino Heritage Month

As we honor and celebrate the rich history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic and Latinx communities during Hispanic Heritage Month, we invite you to dive deeper into the significance of this special time.

Check out this quick video explaining the importance of Hispanic Heritage Month: Watch here

Join us in celebrating and learning more about the vibrant heritage that shapes our world!

Multi-Cultural Education
There are so many things we do as educators to teach our students about the people and cultures that make up today’s society. We often find ourselves looking for resources beyond what is available in our core curriculum. With this in mind, CIA has added a new resource to our distance learning website. It is labeled multi-cultural education and begins with Hispanic Heritage. You will find lessons from our core curriculum, as well as additional resources that can be used in all subject areas and for all grade levels. It also includes posters from Teaching Tolerance that are downloadable.

ASI IDAC Meetings

September 22, 2023, District IDAC Meeting, at the Technology Services, 10:30 AM

October 17, 2023, Area IDAC Meeting, BHS - Room 853 at 12:00 PM

November 14, 2023 ASI IDAC Meeting, ASI MPR, 6:00 PM

January 24, 2024, ASI Student Success Night 6:00 PM ASI Library

February 16, 2024, District IDAC, Technology Service Center, 2nd Floor at 8:30 AM

March 19, 2024, Area IDAC Meeting, BHS - Room 853 at 12:00 PM

April 29, 2024, District IDAC, Technology Service Center, 2nd Floor at 8:30 AM

IDAC Focus Areas

This year, we'd like to:

Increase participation of underrepresented groups.
Increase our focus group achievement level.
Educate students about sexual harassment, gender equity, racial bullying, & digital citizenship.

Alta Sierra Intermediate has a shared commitment to creating a positive and thriving learning environment. Our collective expectation is clear: every student should strive to be respectful, be responsible, and be safe across campus.

These guiding principles are not mere words; they form the foundation of a community that values integrity, accountability, and well-being. To reinforce this commitment, you will find these rules prominently posted in all areas across campus. These serve as constant reminders to make good decisions that contribute to the overall well-being of our school community.

By embracing respect, responsibility, and safety, students play a crucial role in shaping the culture of Alta Sierra Intermediate. Students' actions not only reflect on themself but also contribute to the positive atmosphere we all aim to foster. Let's work together to create an inclusive and supportive environment where everyone can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

IDAC Meeting Agendas

Semester 2 Success Night Presentation PDF
Semester 2 Success Night Presentation PDF
Semester 2 Success Night Presentation PDF (.rtf)
Semester 2 Success Night Presentation PDF
Semester 2 Success Night Presentation PDF (.rtf)
Semester 2 Success Night Presentation
IDAC Meeting Agenda 1.24.24
IDAC Meeting Agenda 1.24.24 (.rtf)
IDAC Meeting Agenda 11.14.23
IDAC Meeting Agenda 11.14.23 (.rtf)
BHS IDAC Meeting Agenda 12.5.23
Suggestions for Curriculum during African American History Month
Suggestions for Curriculum during African American History Month (.rtf)
Suggestions for Curriculum during Native American Heritage Month
Suggestions for Curriculum during Native American Heritage Month (.rtf)
Suggestions for Curriculum during Hispanic Heritage Month This document was shared with teachers to encourage the incorporation of Hispanic Heritage Month into their curriculum.
Suggestions for Curriculum during Hispanic Heritage Month (.rtf)

Focus Groups

The Alta Sierra Intermediate staff is committed to enhancing the academic success of every student. Teachers provide high-quality initial instruction based on grade-level standards and promptly identify students requiring extra assistance.