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Trustees discuss LCAP, ELOP schedules and tentative course offerings; Safe School Action Plan approved
Summary
Board members received reports on LCFF/LCAP planning, discussed ELOP schedules and social-emotional supports, approved the 2024–25 Safe School Action Plan and tentative 2025–26 course offerings, and noted student attendance at approximately 92–93% and TK pre-enrollment of 27.
During the April 14 meeting, the Calipatria Unified board received multiple informational reports and held discussion on Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) and Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) planning, Expanded Learning Opportunity Program (ELOP) schedules, and tentative course offerings for 2025–26.
Superintendent Angelita Ortiz highlighted district attendance at roughly 92–93 percent and said TK pre-enrollment stood at 27, creating the potential to hire a second teacher. Trustees discussed ELOP schedules and activities; Trustee Michael Fong emphasized prioritizing academics during after-school hours, while Trustee Raul Navarro asked about social-emotional curriculum (Second Step), SSTs, and targeted interventions. The board approved the 2024–25 Safe School Action Plan and moved to approve tentative course offerings for Calipatria High School, with discussion about the CTE course-start process starting from site interest.
The board set a meeting to continue LCAP development on April 15, 2025 at 3:30 p.m. The minutes record these informational items and the resulting approvals but do not provide verbatim public testimony or extended staff presentations in the public minutes.
