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PATRICIA CASTELLANOS-CORNISH
THE THOMAS AND PATRICIA CORNISH FAMILY FOUNDATION
2016-2017 BOARD CHAIR
THOMAS ABRAHAM
ANTHONY R. ABRAHAM FOUNDATION
ANA BA13COCK
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT
MARCUS EACH-ARMAS
MIAMI DOLPHINS
JULIE BALIDO
ROAR MEDIA
FELIPE BASULTO
JIM BERRA
ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISE LINES
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BLANCA REAL ESTATE
MANNY DE ZARRAGA
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ALEJANDRO DOMINGUEZ
AT&T
CARLOS DOMINGUEZ
ELEMENT POINTE ADVISORS
RICARDO FORBES
BAPTIST HEALTH SOUTH FLORIDA
THE HONORABLE CARLOS GIMENEZ
MIAMI- DADE COUNTY MAYOR
BRIAN GOLDMEIER
BYG STRATEGIES, INC.
DEBRA KERR
AGE OF LEARNING
MOJDEH KHAGAN DANIAL, ESO
PUBLIC HEALTH TRUST OF JACKSON HEALTH SYSTEM
JOHN KITCHENS
CSX TRANSPORTATION
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BEASLEY BROADCAST GROUP
ANSHU MOTWANI
BAYVIEW ASSET MANAGEMENT
ANA MARI ORTEGA
ANA MARI ORTEGA, LLC
ALBERTO PADRON
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JORGE SALGUEIRO
DELOITTE AND TOUCHE, LLP
RONALD SCHRAGER
EIGHTFOLD REAL ESTATE CAPITAL, L.P
HOWARD SHORE
ACTIVATE GROUP, INC.
ERIN SUTHERLAND
BANK OF AMERICA
MORGAN WARE
THE WARE FOUNDATION
` -CITY YEAR MIAMI CO-FOUNDER
" -IMMEDIATE PAST BOARD CHAIR
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• EDUCATION -FOCUSED NON-PROFIT FOUNDED IN
BOSTON, MA IN 1988
• DEPLOYS YOUNG LEADERS, AGES 18 - 25, TO SCHOOLS IN
URBAN COMMUNITIES
• YOUNG LEADERS (AMERICORPS MEMBERS) SERVE AS
TUTORS, MENTORS, AND ROLE MODELS TO STUDENTS
• MISSION = KEEP STUDENTS IN -SCHOOL AND ON -TRACK
TO GRADUATE BY FOCUSING ON THE A.B.CIS;
ATTENDANCE, BEHAVIOR,& COURSE PERFORMANCE
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Attendance: Monitoring and student engagement: Corps members monitor attendance
and work closely with students to improve attendance through school -wide initiatives,
one-on-one coaching (including phone calls home) and communication with parents and
guardians.
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City Year corps members
serve full-time in schools
Every school City Year
serves has a team of 8-12
corps members
Behavior: Support and developmental progress: Through general instruction,
near -peer coaching and engagement programs, corps members mentor
students toward social and self -management skills and behaviors that reflect
a strong, purpose -driven character.
Course Performance in Math & English: Corps members tutor students
one-on-one and in small groups, integrating with the school's academic
curricula and acting as an additional resource for teachers in classrooms.
Corps members also support whole school initiatives and lead out -of -class
activities to expand and optimize learning time with before and after school
programming to complement in -class instruction, and help put students on a
path towards college.
Lunch Mentoring: AmeriCorps members partner with teachers and
administrators to identify students with one or more early warning
indicators (Poor Attendance, Poor Behavior, and/or Poor Course
Performance) pointing to a need for extra attention, then work together to
ensure that the right students receive the right supports at the right time.
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• 28 U.S. SITES; 4 INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATES
• 3,100 AMERICORPS MEMBERS
• 315 HIGH -NEED SCHOOLS
• 205,000 STUDENTS SERVED EVERYDAY
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• DEBUTED IN THE MIAMI MARKET IN 2008
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• NEARLY 200 AMERICORPS MEMBERS DEPLOYED
I N 2016/17
• 17 SCHOOLS IN 2016-17
20 SCHOOLS IN 2017-18
• 11,000+ STUDENTS SERVED ANNUALLY
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CUTLER BAY MIDDLE
REDLAND MIDDLE
SOUTH
REGION HOMESTEAD MIDDLE
HOMESTEAD SENIOR
SOUTHRIDGE SENIOR
NORTH MIAMI SENIOR
CAROL CITY MIDDLE
NORTH
REGION CAROL CITY SENIOR
NORLAND SENIOR
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** BOOKER T.
WASHINGTON SENIOR
** EDISON SENIOR
** JACKSON SENIOR
CENTRAL CENTRAL SENIOR
REGION * * NORTHWESTERN
SENIOR
MADISON MIDDLE
BROWNSVILLE MIDDLE
* * GEORGIA JONES-
AYERS MIDDLE
* * SCHOOLS LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY OF MIAMI
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TOTAL UNIQUE STUDENTS SERVED IN FY17
1,293
• OF
ACMs
FY17
HOURS-
•
SERVED
FY17
SERVED
ELA MATH ATT. BEH.
L RATE
2009
2016
GJAMS
10
14,175
310
254
56
72
N/A
N/A
NORTHWESTERN
10
17,551
300
180
50
56
56.9
85.1
BOOKER T.
9
16,535
234
150
38
40
48
73.7
JACKSON
11
15,100
319
167
58
66
47.3
85.2
EDISON
9
13,917
174
160
42
40
42.7
79.9
TOTALS
49
779278
19337
911
244
274
TOTAL UNIQUE STUDENTS SERVED IN FY17
1,293
• 1 PROFESSIONAL STAFF LEAD
• 8-12 AMERICORPS MEMBERS
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• PRIMARY FOCUS: MATH & ELA INTERVENTIONISTS
• BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING
• ATTENDANCE CALLS
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"...AMERICORPS MEMBERS ARE THE FREEDOM
FIGHTERS THAT MEET OUR STUDENTS BEFORE
THE FIRST BELL, THEY'RE THE LAST HUG
STUDENTS GET AFTER THE LAST BELL, AND IN
BETWEEN, THEY ARE HELPING MIRACLES
HAPPEN IN CLASSROOMS. THEY ARE THE
MOST MASTERFUL CURRICULUM
INTERVENTIONISTS I'VE EVER MET...."
mquommamm" Is SUPERINTENDENT ALBERTO CARVALHO
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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• RECRUITED FROM ACROSS THE U.S.
• DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS
• SERVE ONE (1) FULL SCHOOL YEAR
• 1,700 SERVICE HOURS
• SEGAL EDUCATION AWARD
0 86% REMAIN IN SOUTH FLORIDA AFTER SERVICE
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• `ACTION TANK FOR CITIZEN SERVICE TO DEMONSTRATE, IMPROVE AND PROMOTE THE
CONCEPT OF VOLUNTARY CITIZEN SERVICE.
• PAIRS CORPORATIONS WITH HIGH -IMPACT, CURATED VOLUNTEER EVENTS TO HELP
IMPROVE COMMUNITIES. SERVICE PARTNERS INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO):
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• CITY YEAR ORGANIZES THE LARGEST DAY OF SERVICE IN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY;
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, .JR. DAY OF SERVICE.
- MORE THAN 1,000 VOLUNTEERS
- .JANUARY 15, 2018
- SITE: TBD
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2008-2009
City Year Miami Service Audit
Miami, FL
2008 - present
• BTA Service Day with Roots in the City
• Opening Day Service Day at Liberty City Elementary
School partnered with Citi & Smith Barney
• Halloween Corps Service Day at the African Heritage
Cultural Arts Center
• Thanksgiving service day - Miami Rescue Mission &
Yvonne Learning Center
• MLK Day/Young Heroes Opening Day at the Barnyard
Community Center and St. Albans Child Enrichment
Center partnered with Best Buy
2009-2010
• Senior Corp Members Best Buy Service Day at Dunbar
Elementary
• Phillis Wheatley Neighborhood Service day at Phillis
Wheatley Elementary School
• Dunbar Elementary School Service Day
• Aramark Event at Miami Rescue Mission
• Allapattah Neighborhood Service Day at Allapattah Middle
School (now Gerogia Jones -Ayers Middle School)
2010-2011
• Miami Dolphins Special teams Service Day at Booker T.
Washington Senior High School
2011-2012
• Hillel Alternative Spring Break Miami at Allapattah Middle
School (now Georgia Jones -Ayers Middle)
• Florida Marlins (team sponsor day) service day at
Allapattah Middle School (now Georgia Jones -Ayers
Middle)
• MLK Day at Miami Northwestern with FPL & Starbucks
• Royal Caribbean at Booker T. Washington
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2012-2013
• Service Day Charles Hadley Elementary
• Dechert, LLP Service Event with City Year Miami at
Frances S. Tucker - in the community of Coconut Grove
• Deloitte Alternative Spring Break Miami Allapattah Middle
School (now Georgia Jones -Ayers Middle)
• Florida Power & Light (FPL) "Power to Care" service day
at Charles R. Drew Middle School and Charles R. Drew
K-8 Center
• Marlins Ayudan Service Day at Miami Edison Middle
School
• MLK Day at Madison Middle
• Worked with Project Ubuntu at Edison Middle, CYM
Young Heroes service day
2013-2014
• Mayor's Service Day after the Miami Heat Win of the 2013
NBA Championship
2014-2015
• Burger King Global Day of Service at Miami Edison Senior
High School
• Booker T. Washington Senior High School Report Card
Conference with community members
• District 5 Turkey Giveaway
2015-2016
• Burger King Global Day of Service at Miami Northwestern
Senior High School
• BAC Florida Bank Service Day at Georgia Jones -Ayers
Middle School
• District 5 Backpack & Turkey Giveaways
2016-2017
• GT Cares Day at Simpson Park
• Comcast Cares Day @ M. Athalie Range Park
• Touissaint Monument Service Day
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• Community policing increases understanding and trust between police and
community members. Effective partnerships are built upon increased levels of
communication and trust between partners.
• The police and neighborhoods working together help empower and strengthen
community-based efforts. Partnerships with the community invite communities to
take greater charge of their own lives and encourage them to participate in their
own defense against crime and social disorder problems.
COMMUNITY POLICING PROGRAMMING
City Year Miami will partner with the City's NET Offices to foster trust in the
community(ies) of the school(s) in which it invests. Four (4) NET Offices are in the
vicinity of schools City Year Miami serves:
• Booker T. Washington Senior High - Overtown NET
• Edison Senior High - Model City NET or Little Haiti NET
• Georgia Jones Ayers Middle School - Allapattah NET
• Jackson Senior High - Allapattah NET
• Northwestern Senior High - Model City NET
City Year Miami will work with the NET Administrators and Neighborhood Resource
Officers (NROs) to create culturally -sensitive content and programming which can be
leveraged during:
• Before- and After- school programming
• Lunch time mentoring
• Parental engagement events
SUMMER BACKPACK GIVEAWAY
City Year Miami will partner with a NET office to distribute backpacks and schools
supplies in early August.
VIOLENCE REDUCTION PARTNERSHIP (VRP) READING DAYS
City Year will invite NROs from Model City NET to it's Violence Reduction Partnership
Reading days at Holmes Elementary and Charles Drew K-8. Launched last year with
the U.S. Attorney's Office, City Year deploys all staff to ten (10) elementary schools
and early learning centers in which Law Enforcement professionals and City Year staff
read to kindergarteners and also distribute NEW books during each VRP visit. VRP
takes place every third Tuesday of the month.
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MIAMI-DADE COUNTY
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AMERICORPS
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City of Miami
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, FL 33133
City Year, Inc.
Three hundred thousand ---
City Year Miami Team Sponsorship
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TEAM SPONSORSHIP DETAILS
• $100,000 PER YEAR X 3 -YEAR COMMITMENT =
$300,000
• 8 - 12 AMERICORPS MEMBERS SERVING FOR
THREE (3) YEAR AT SCHOOL OF CITY'S CHOICE
• NAME/LOGO EMBROIDERED ON TEAM JACKETS
FOR THREE YEARS
• NAME/LOGO ADDED TO SITE LOGO BLOCK FOR
ALL EVENT COLLATERAL
• THOUGHT LEADERSHIP FROM MAYOR +
COMMISSION + EXECS LEVERAGED @ SCHOOL
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$300,000
INVITATION TO ALL CITY YEAR
MIAMI EVENTS:
• OPENING DAY CEREMONY
• PAINT THE TOWN RED GALA
• CITY YEAR MIAMI THANKSGIVING
COMMUNITY BUILDING DAY
• ANNUAL DR. MARTIN LUTHER
KING, JR. DAY OF SERVICE
• BACK 2 SCHOOL BRUNCH
• COLLEGE & CAREER FAIR
• FINS WEEKEND
• GRADUATION CELEBRATION
SPONSOR A CITY YEAR TEAM
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- City logo and name embroidered on Red Jackets at
Team Sponsor level or above
Events
- Verbal and print acknowledgement as team sponsor
during event remarks and on event collateral
Opening Day 2017-2018
Announcing the partnership before the crowd of nearly 200 Ameri-
Corps members, federal/state/local elected officials, corporate
partners, as well as print and broadcast media.
School Partnerships
- The freedom to create synergies from the public and private
sectors benefiting the students at the schools ACMs serve.
School-based Teams
- Implementation of service projects across the entire City to
beautify schools, parks, and public spaces.
- Leveraging Americorps members to assist during City Events
(i.e. Turkey Giveaway, Tree Lighting Ceremony, Backpack
Giveaway, etc.)
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City of Miami
commits to a
multi-year team
Sponsorship.
JUNEmL
2017
City staff drafts
Agreement of partnership
with City Year. City and
CYMiami approve the
agreement.
Merdochey LaFrance plans and
organizes the Team Sponsor
Celebration with
Mayor and City Manager's staff.
City Year Miami
Hosts NEW Team Sponsor
celebration + Red Jacket
Dedication Ceremony at school(s) Team
for the City of Miami. City Senior
Leadership receives personalized Sponsorship
team jackets. Renewed.
Roar Media issues
initial press
release announcing the
City's Team Sponsorship as
City Year Miami enters its 10 -
year anniversary and
pitches broadcast partners on
Announcement.
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OCT.
City attends Opening
Ceremony at the
Historic Lyric
Theatre or OPAC as
NEW Team Sponsor
and makes remarks.
JUNE
2018
ACTIVITIES: SEPT 2017- MAY 2018
• City Staff engagement during VRP
Tuesdays
• October/November - Acknowledge-
ment at Back to School Brunch
• Staff/Employee Participate in CYM
Site Community Building Day
(Thanksgiving)
• Table(s) at City Year 10th
Anniversary Corks 'n Canvas Gala
• LACY Government Cohort
opportunities with CYM Staff and
AmeriCorps members
KEITH "FLETCH" FLETCHER
VICE PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
KFLETCHER@CITYYEAR.ORG
MERDOCHEY T. LAFRANCE
DIRECTOR, GOVERNMENT RELATIONS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS
MLAFRANCE@CITYYEAR.ORG
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