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District presents LCAP midyear update; bridge newcomer program to pause amid low enrollment
Summary
Superintendent staff told the board the district has budgeted about $3.4 million in LCFF supplemental funds (about $1.2 million earmarked for wellness staff) and spent roughly $2.7 million so far; the Bridge newcomer program will pause next year due to low enrollment, and trustees scheduled further review at an April study session.
Miss Baca presented the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) midyear update, outlining funding, program status and metrics the board will review before adopting next summer. The presentation summarized statutory midyear reporting requirements and highlighted investments intended to support students with the greatest needs.
The district reported it allocated about $1,200,000 in LCFF supplemental funding for wellness staffing and budgeted roughly $3,400,000 in total LCFF supplemental funds; to date the district has spent just under $2,700,000. Baca said LCFF supplemental dollars are being used to fund wellness and attendance staff at…
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