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District presents LCAP year‑one report, Healthy Kids results and ELA adoption plan
Summary
Staff summarized year‑one Local Control and Accountability Plan implementation, reported February Healthy Kids survey results (targets and trends), described DEIB curricular audits and proposed a ~$109,000 ELA adoption that includes digital licenses and class sets.
District staff presented year‑one LCAP implementation highlights and supporting data. The LCAP’s four strategic priorities are: creating an environment to thrive, investing in outstanding academics, partnering beyond the classroom and building for operational excellence. Staff reported using February 2025 Healthy Kids survey data to benchmark connectedness, caring relationships and safety; the district’s target is for indicators to reach 85% or above.
The presentation described DEIB work (a curricular audit and planned TK–5 lessons in partnership with MOSAIC), steps for ELA adoption and an attached quote for instructional materials — approximately $109,000 for digital licenses and printed class sets for all sites. The board discussed middle‑school climate and behavioral incident tracking; staff committed to a concise climate and culture plan for PMS and reiterated transparency goals for community involvement in LCAP processes and design teams.
