LCAP Portal 2017-18
Explanation of Local Control Accountability Plan
The State of California requires local school districts to establish a Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP). The LCAP plan is to be developed with feedback and input from community stakeholder groups--staff, parents and students, with a focus on achieving more equitable outcomes for English learners, students in families with low income, Foster children, Homeless children, African American, Latino/Hispanic and students with disabilities. The LCAP must be approved by the Governing Board in June of 2018. This website will post meeting documents and feedback throughout the LCAP development process.
Board of Education Information Regarding LCAP
August 1 Board Presentation-- Local Control Accountability Plan17-18Board Update.pdf
LCAP Input--Update and Changes to Process
This year, the district will be undergoing a different process for LCAP revision than in years past. This year, we have three specific influences that we must take into consideration prior to the development of an LCAP plan. Specifically, these are:
* State and Board of Education Budget Reductions
* Differentiated Assistance--specific action steps to address the achievement of Special Education and Homeless Students
* Board of Education Mission/Vision/Goals Renewal Process
All of these items are in the process of being finalized--once they have been completed, in mid-Spring, the LCAP Steering Committee will be revising our plan for the 2018-19 school year. The Community will have an opportunity to weigh in on the draft plan prior to recommendations to the Board of Education at our May and June Board Study Sessions.
LCAP Fiscal Information
- Restrictions on Supplemental and Concentration Grant Funding
- Link to Business Services webpage for further fiscal information
LCAP Steering Committee Meeting Information
Local Control Accountability Plan
Recommendations From the Steering Committee
Steering Committee Recommendations for the 2017-18 LCAP Plan
LCAP Steering Committee
LCAP Calendar 2017-18
LCAP Frequently Asked Questions
Here is a link to the most recently asked questions about our LCAP plan and process. If you have questions about our plan or process, please feel free to email Barbara DeBarger, Assistant Superintendent, at [email protected]
School and Community Input Charts
This section contains charted information gathered from stakeholder meetings held at school sites and the district office in the Spring of 2017. Each group's input was tallied and reported below. Information regarding our current LCAP initiatives as well as new ideas and open input comments is also included as separate comments within each document.
Research & Resources
Class Size Reduction
Culture & Climate
Data-driven Inquiry
English Learner Program
Extended Day
Instructional Coaching
Library Services
Parent Engagement/Translators
Professional Development
Small Learning Community
Social Workers & Counselors
Stud. Engagement, Culture/Climate
Summer School
Teacher Collaboration Time
Technology Integration