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Brea Olinda board approves revised LCAP, English learner master plan and multiple vendor agreements
Summary
The board approved the district's revised Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP), the 2024–25 English Learner Master Plan, and several vendor and project agreements by unanimous votes; staff said OCDE had endorsed the LCAP, allowing release of budget funds for 2024–25.
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The Brea Olinda Unified School District Board approved a package of instructional and operational items at its July 17 meeting, including the revised 2024–25 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP), the 2024–25 English Learner Master Plan, and multiple vendor and project agreements. All action items passed by voice vote with unanimous consent.
LCAP and EL Master Plan: Assistant superintendent staff said the County Office of Education approved the district’s revised LCAP, which clears the way for the release of related budget funds for 2024–25. Dr. Lauren Tovar presented the English Learner Master Plan, noting it aligns to the California ELA/ELD frameworks and EL roadmap and reports a reclassification rate for English learners of “almost 17 percent” this year, up 1 percentage point from last year.
Labor hearing and negotiations notice: The board opened a public hearing during which Leanne Tom, a paraprofessional at Melinda Elementary and chief job steward for CSEA chapter 207, publicly 'sunshined' the CSEA 2024–25 initial proposal, saying the union intends to negotiate on association rights (Article 3), hours and compensation (Article 4), and summer school employment (Article 13).
Other approvals: The board approved vendor and operational agreements by voice vote, including agreements with LDP Leader Services and Premier Healthcare Services, project approvals and change orders for Country Hills and Falcon Academy projects, a 2024–25 student transportation agreement, and a 2024–25 agreement with Gold Star Foods for food services. Trustees noted several deductive change orders that reduce project costs.
Votes at a glance (all voice votes, passed 5-0): revised LCAP; 2024–25 English Learner Master Plan; agreement with LDP Leader Services; agreement with Premier Healthcare Services; Country Hills and Falcon Academy project approvals/change orders; 2024–25 student transportation agreement; 2024–25 Gold Star Foods agreement.
What happens next: Staff will implement the approved plans and agreements and return with periodic updates and the August facilities report. The board encouraged continued community engagement and transparency around program priorities.

