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Stockton Unified board adopts 2025–26 LCAP annual update, federal addendum and final budget; approves multiple consultant agreements

Stockton Unified School District Board of Trustees · June 25, 2025
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Summary

The board adopted the 2025–26 Local Control Accountability Plan annual update and federal addendum, approved the district's 2025–26 final budget, and voted to approve multiple consultant and program agreements for curriculum, expanded learning and student supports.

At the June 25 meeting the Stockton Unified School District board approved a package of policy and budget items, including the 2025–26 annual update to the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP), a federal addendum covering Title I–IV programs, and the district’s 2025–26 final budget.

LCAP and related approvals: Staff presented the local indicators review and the recommendations required under LCFF/LCAP. The board voted to adopt the LCAP annual update and the federal addendum by roll call. Trustees heard a separate staff motion to approve consultant agreements, including a contract with Equity Alliance Group, and multiple expanded‑learning and curriculum vendor agreements; most motions carried unanimously with isolated abstentions or 'no' votes recorded on a few items.

Budget and fiscal approvals: The board adopted resolution 24‑95 approving the 2025–26 final budget for all funds, and separately approved Education Protection Act expenditures and temporary intra‑fund transfers necessary for the upcoming fiscal year. Trustee Angel Ann Flores recorded a small number of abstentions on budget‑related items.

Other approvals: The board approved a set of professional‑services agreements, vendor pools and program renewals (library/expanded learning providers, college partnership agreements, professional development contracts, and curriculum adoptions) intended to support academic programs and summer operations.

What happens next: Staff will implement the LCAP priorities, distribute Prop 28 arts funding and continue to report LCAP metrics to the board and the California Schools Dashboard as required. The board’s approval of the final budget authorizes staff to proceed with planned expenditures for fiscal 2025–26 per the agenda. The motions and roll‑call votes are recorded in the meeting transcript.