Assistant superintendent presents midyear LCAP progress; board asks for implementation details
Piedmont Unified’s assistant superintendent delivered a midyear Local Control and Accountability Plan update, highlighting new high‑school courses, elementary literacy rollout and staff professional development; board members pressed for evaluation plans and instructional‑minutes alignment.
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Ariel, the district’s assistant superintendent, presented a midyear Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) progress report, telling the board: "This evening, I'm presenting a midyear LCAP progress update." She said the report focuses on four strategic priorities and highlighted 16 new high‑school courses approved this year, expanded elementary literacy curriculum and staff professional development.
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