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Fairfield‑Suisun staff present draft LCAP update; board to consider approval at June 26 meeting
Summary
District staff presented the 2025–26 draft Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) update, outlined goals, expenditures and stakeholder engagement, and said the plan will return for a vote on June 26 for county submission by June 30.
Fairfield‑Suisun Unified School District staff presented the draft update to the district’s Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) for 2025–26 at the June 12 board meeting and said they will return June 26 for potential board approval and submission to the Solano County Office of Education.
Assistant Superintendent Dr. McCabe said the LCAP is a three‑year plan that “describes the goals, actions, services, and expenditures that support outcomes for our students,” and staff have been reviewing the document at board meetings since January. She described six district goals and the pages where each goal appears in the draft; the presentation included preliminary totals for allocations under each goal.
Key financial details presented: staff said about $47.7 million is allocated to Goal 1 (high‑quality instruction), with roughly $38 million directed toward unduplicated students; Goal 4 (school climate and supports) was listed with approximately $66 million because it includes major facilities work; other goals have smaller allocations and targeted actions. Dr. McCabe noted some LCAP actions reflect Learning Recovery Emergency Block Grant requirements and that the county office of education’s initial review has deemed the draft compliant pending the formal submission and fuller review.
Why it matters: The LCAP lays out district priorities and expenditure plans tied to state funding and federal addenda. Board approval by June 26 is required for on‑time submission to the county by June 30, district staff said.
Dr. McCabe said the draft will return to the board on June 26 for possible approval and county submission; the staff presentation also noted a required budget overview for parents and tabbed sections covering engagement, actions, and measures. No substantive changes were proposed at the June 12 hearing; staff indicated county fiscal and education reviewers have given preliminary compliance feedback.
