Board authorizes notices of violation for two charter operators, triggering revocation process steps
Twin Rivers trustees voted to issue notices of violation to California Innovative Career Academy (CICA/SECA) and Highlands Community Charter Schools, citing alleged charter- and law-related violations; staff set remedy periods through September 2026 and said issuance opens a multi-step revocation process but does not itself revoke the charters.
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The Twin Rivers Unified School District board voted Tuesday to issue formal notices of violation to two charter operators — the California Innovative Career Academy (CICA, also referred to in materials as SECA) and Highlands Community Charter Schools (HCCS) — starting a statutory process that could lead to revocation if the charter schools do not remedy specified deficiencies.
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