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Lennox trustees review LCAP draft as district prioritizes classroom staffing and targeted services
Summary
District staff presented the Local Control and Accountability Plan draft and staff-collected priorities, noting declining enrollment and lower supplemental/concentration funding and a staff-driven ranked list of top actions to preserve core services for low-income students, English learners and foster youth.
Lennox School District staff presented a draft Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) and staff-collected priorities to the Lennox Board of Education at its June meeting, explaining how the three‑year plan ties goals, actions and expenditures to the state's eight priorities and to supplemental and concentration funding for unduplicated pupils.
The presentation, led by Miss Blanco, a district staff member, outlined the LCAP structure and where effectiveness evidence will appear in the document. "The LCAP is a state plan that is required from all school districts," Blanco said, describing the plan as the district's three‑year statement of goals, actions and metrics. She told the board the LCAP is in year two of the current three‑year cycle and that the district must align actions to the LCFF (Local Control Funding Formula) priorities…
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