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Washington Middle College reports $3.4M revenue, 100% graduation rate in LCAP presentation
Summary
The charter high school presented its LCAP to the district board, reporting $3.4 million in revenue, a 100% graduation rate and an increase in AA degree completions to 15; staff said the charter’s LCAP is separate from its charter petition but aligns to district strategic goals.
Washington Middle College staff presented their separate Local Control Accountability Plan to the Washington Unified board, focusing on three goals—college readiness, an equitable learning environment and parent/community engagement—and previewing performance metrics and actions.
A budget overview slide showed the school’s total revenue of $3,400,000; staff said $482,000 of that is generated by high‑needs students (foster youth, English learners and low‑income students) and is included in the school’s LCAP. Presenters emphasized college outcomes, citing continued 100 percent graduation and an increase in student AA degree completions to 15 this year.
Staff noted the charter LCAP follows the same development process as the district’s LCAP, including advisory input from educational partners and review of action tables and metrics. The presentation closed with a request for feedback and a reminder that the LCAP will be posted after board approval and county review.
