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Assistant Superintendent outlines LCAP supports at S. William Able Academy, highlights social worker and attendance incentives
Summary
In a June 16 presentation, Assistant Superintendent John Ithurburn emphasized tailored student supports at S. William Able Academy, advocating for a school social worker and continued attendance-reward programs he said have been effective.
Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services John Ithurburn presented the 2026–27 Local Control and Accountability Plan for S. William Able Academy during the Colusa County Board of Education public hearing. Ithurburn described staff efforts to "serve the students at their level," and noted the benefits of a school social worker and attendance rewards as supports that have been effective for the school.
Board members acknowledged and thanked Ithurburn for his service to students. The LCAP discussion focused on student-level services and programmatic supports rather than new districtwide policy changes; there was no public comment during the hearing to oppose or expand on the presentation.
