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Board approves 2025–26 school plans for student achievement at six schools

Middletown Unified Board of Education · June 26, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved the annual School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) documents for six schools, which outline how categorical funds (e.g., Title I) will be used at individual sites; staff said the plans represent school-site council input.

The board approved 2025—6 School Plans for Student Achievement (SPSAs) for six schools, including Coyote Valley, Middletown Middle School and Middletown High School, in a single vote.

A staff member explained these site plans function like the district LCAP at the school level: principals and school site councils gather input and identify how categorical funds, such as Title I, will be spent. As staff said, the SPSAs "represent community input and the culmination of that process." Trustees approved the bundle of plans 5-0 and thanked site leaders for their work.

The board discussed administrative supports including document tracking and expressed satisfaction that the website and narratives now reflect current years and up-to-date data.