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Board approves LCAP updates, Proposition 28 report, Apple training and new 8th-grade CTE course
Summary
Trustees approved Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) updates and the Proposition 28 arts funding annual report, authorized Apple training for Minarets teachers, and approved a new 8th-grade CTE course that grants high school credit.
The board reviewed and approved several curriculum and funding items during the Oct. 8 meeting. Laura Shaw presented 2024'125 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) updates, the 2023'124 annual update and a budget overview for parents; the board approved the 45-day revisions and annual updates.
Chief Business Officer Melissa Kielpinski presented the Proposition 28 arts and music funding annual report for fiscal year 2023'124 and noted that local educational agencies must certify funds will be used for arts education programs in accordance with California Department of Education requirements. The board approved the report for posting on the district website.
Principal Rhonda Corippo described an Apple training program for Minarets High School teachers intended to increase digital literacy and cross-curricular media usage; the board approved the training. Principal Daniel Ching presented a new 8th-grade Career and Technical Education course that will offer high school credit and serve as a gateway to high school agriculture and natural resources pathways; that course of study was approved as well.
The minutes do not include details on exact funding amounts from Proposition 28 or the specific article edits to the LCAP; those documents were referenced as the source of substantive detail.
