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Board adopts LCAP update and school plans, emphasizing supports for unduplicated students
Summary
The board approved the Local Control and Accountability Plan update, the consolidated application and 21 site plans (SIPSAs), noting district‑wide and targeted actions for unduplicated students and that county review resulted in technical revisions only.
Board members on June 24 approved the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) update and associated school plans and federal consolidated application for 2026–27.
Dr. Humphrey reviewed the LCAP as an investment plan for funds generated by unduplicated students and described district‑wide actions (professional learning, instructional support staff, college and career readiness supports) alongside targeted actions for specific student groups, including multilingual and reclassification supports. He said staff added structures for progress monitoring in board presentations and contracts, and that the county had provided technical revisions only.
Dr. Humphrey noted the district’s total general fund expenditures are over $400 million, with just over $99 million tied to LCAP funding for unduplicated students and that all 21 SIPSAs were included in the board packet. The board moved, seconded, and adopted the LCAP and related items by roll call vote.
