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County approves Piedmont LCAP approach; district plans AP, honors and world‑language expansions
Summary
District staff presented year‑2 LCAP highlights and said Alameda County approved the plan; new course offerings include AP Business with Personal Finance, AP Research, two honors courses, and Latin for grade 5, with final LCAP approval to return to the board.
District staff presented year‑two highlights of the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP), emphasizing investments in academics and student opportunities. The presenter noted that Piedmont is the first district in the county to receive county approval for its LCAP submission and summarized curricular expansions: AP Business with Personal Finance, AP Research (to link to AP Capstone), two new honors courses, expanded visual and performing arts honors, and a plan to offer Latin to all fifth graders.
The presenter said many LCAP actions are tied to the 2026–27 budget and that the document will return for formal approval at a subsequent meeting. Trustees asked for concrete enrollment data for the new courses; the presenter agreed to supply follow‑up numbers. "As a reminder, the entire LCAP with metrics and expenditures can be found attached to this board item," the presenter said, and noted the district will report back with enrollment and metric details as the courses phase in.
Next steps: the LCAP will return to the board for formal approval and the staff will provide enrollment and sign‑up numbers for new course offerings ahead of implementation.
