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Education staff reports attendance‑recovery gains and announces district ELOP summer program
Summary
Educational services reported approximately 14,443 recovered school days through attendance‑recovery efforts (a reported ~53% recovery rate) and announced a three‑week ELOP summer program in July at Highland Oaks and Longley Way elementary schools; LCAP midyear report scheduled for March 10.
Dr. Forsey and educational services staff reported progress on multiple programs: spring sports have started, competitive teams advanced in regional meets, and counselors will review restorative practices for de‑escalation. Staff reported that attendance‑recovery efforts have recovered a total of 14,443 school days to date, at a roughly 53% recovery rate, and that the district generated additional average‑daily‑attendance revenue from those recoveries. The district confirmed the LCAP midyear report will be presented to the board on March 10.
Staff also announced the district’s ELOP (Extended Learning Opportunity Program) summer camp will run for three weeks in July with sites at Highland Oaks and Longley Way elementary schools; families will receive enrollment information in early March. Board members praised the attendance‑recovery tool for being easy to use and discussed reminders and email notification practices for families.
