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Staff adds English‑learner priority to LEAP Academy enrollment to match grant requirements

Natomas Unified School District Board of Trustees · August 12, 2024
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Summary

Staff told trustees AR 5148.2 now explicitly lists English learners in priority enrollment for LEAP Academy to comply with grant terms; staff removed references to a 21st Century Community Learning Center grant that the district no longer holds.

District staff explained that the AR 5148.2 draft reflects current practice for LEAP Academy enrollment and that English learners were included in the priority list because the grant requires it. A staff member said CSBA's template did not include EL students in priority language, but the district's grant terms do, so staff added the EL language to match the grant.

Staff also noted language referencing a 21st Century Community Learning Center was removed because the district does not currently hold that grant. Christina said copies of the updated documents were available on the table for public review.