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County office says it "met all local indicators" in draft local-indicators report
Summary
John Rice told the board the Santa Cruz County Office of Education’s local indicators report will be submitted to the California Department of Education and that the COE met all local indicators, with highlights in basic services, student supports, and coordination for expelled and foster youth.
John Rice presented the COE’s local-indicators report—part of the submission package for the COE LCAP—and told the board the COE "has met all local indicators," a status that will be reflected on the updated California School Dashboard in November.
Rice highlighted specific areas: 100% access to standards-aligned instructional materials, facilities in good repair, differentiated assistance for districts with student groups requiring targeted support, and full implementation of coordination of services for expelled and foster youth. He also described activities used to identify and report progress, including the state’s self-reflection tool, surveys, community input and partner collaborations.
Board members sought minor clarifications (for example, a labeling correction Rice agreed to fix before submission). Rice said the packet’s comprehensive local-indicators report would accompany the single-page form filed with the CDE.
