LCAP
The Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) is a three-year plan that outlines a school district's goals, actions, and expenditures to improve student outcomes. It's a crucial part of California's Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), which provides funding to school districts based on the needs of their students.
Key components of the LCAP:
- Goals: The LCAP identifies annual goals for all students, with a specific focus on English learners, foster youth, and low-income students.
- Actions: The plan outlines specific actions that the district will take to achieve its goals.
- Expenditures: The LCAP details the budget allocations for implementing the planned actions.
- Measurement: The plan includes metrics to measure progress towards the goals.
The LCAP is developed through a collaborative process involving:
- Parents: Parents are actively engaged in the development of the LCAP.
- Educators: Teachers and other school staff contribute to the planning process.
- Community members: Community organizations and stakeholders provide input.
Contact Info:
Tami J'Beily
Coordinator of State & Federal Programs
(916) 338-6400, extension 446
