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El Segundo Unified adopts 2025–26 budget and LCAP, designates Proposition 30 funds

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Summary

The board approved the district's proposed 2025–26 budget and the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP), and adopted a resolution detailing the use of Proposition 30 LCFF funds; all measures passed unanimously.

El Segundo Unified’s Board of Education on Tuesday approved the district’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2025–26 and adopted its 2025–26 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP), alongside a resolution describing how Proposition 30 LCFF funds will be spent.

Chief presentations were delivered by district staff, who told the board the proposal and the LCAP followed a community engagement process. The board voted unanimously to approve the budget and the LCAP; public materials had been presented at the prior meeting and committee input was cited by staff.

Dr. Linz told the board that the LCAP and budget were discussed at the last meeting and that the recommended budget aligns with the district’s goals. Ms. Janicek was noted as presenting on the LCAP previously and staff thanked community members who served on the committee and provided input.

On Proposition 30 funds, Dr. Linz explained these LCFF apportionment funds must be designated for allowable categories and are “not allowed to be expended for administrative salaries.” The resolution adopted by the board outlines how the district will expend those funds for 2025–26.

Other finance‑related consent approvals included movement toward an online HR and payroll portal the district said will increase accuracy and efficiency for employee payroll processing; that contract item also passed unanimously.

Discussion vs. decision: each of these items was a formal action with motions and votes; all passed 5–0. The board directed staff to communicate the most recent draft of district goals to the community and to continue incorporating community feedback into action plans.