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Board hears LCAP and 2025–26 budget; approves emergency measures and creates capital fund after PV High fire
Summary
Trustees held public hearings on the LCAP and the district’s 2025–26 original budget, approved emergency procurement continuation for Pleasant Valley High School fire restoration, authorized a capital outlay fund for fire-related insurance and expenditures, approved Measure K projects and CEQA exemptions for TK additions, and amended board policy to raise the board-designated reserve to 4%.
At the June 18 meeting the Chico Unified School Board conducted public hearings on its Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) for 2025–26 and the district’s original 2025–26 budget, approved several facilities and grant-spending items, continued an emergency declaration tied to the Pleasant Valley High School (PV) fire and created a capital outlay fund to account for fire-related insurance reimbursements and expenditures.
LCAP and budget: Staff presented the four LCAP goals (academic instruction/supports; social-emotional learning; behavioral supports; and equity multiplier spending for six qualifying sites) and outlined associated investments including bilingual aides, reading specialists, Chromebooks, counselors and teacher leadership positions. The public hearing for the LCAP opened for comment; staff invited input through June 25 and said final adoption is scheduled for June 25.
Business services presented the 2025–26 original budget assumptions: LCFF-driven revenue, a projected funded ADA and a three-year unduplicated pupil…
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