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LCAP Parent Advisory Committee Meeting Schedule
Please join us at one of the LCAP Parent Advisory Committee meetings!
2016-17 LCAP Infographic
A high-level look at the document
Districts around the state of California acknowledge that communicating about the LCAP is a major challenge. From the California Collaborative for District Reform’s July 2016 report:
Many districts have responded to communication challenges by developing their own supplemental materials; executive summaries have emerged as one strategy for making LCAP information more accessible. District approaches vary widely, and little information exists in the field about how to create useful documents or outreach materials.
Please take a moment to review SCUSD’s one-page infographic that captures the highlights of the document. This document describes the actions, services and expenditures that are in place for the 2016-17 school year.
LCAP Annual Update
As the district develops a revised Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) for 2016-17, there is a need to review progress.
The template provided by the state includes the Annual Update. In this section, the district reports progress on state-required and local measures. The district also re-states the actions, services, and allocation of funds in the prior year LCAP and reports on implementation and year-to-date expenditures.
Tables linked below will be used to complete the Annual Update section.
Local Control and Accountability Plan 2015-16
SCUSD LCAP Approved by County 8-15-15
In accordance with Education Code, the Sacramento County Office of Education has reviewed the district’s LCAP and adopted budget for 2015-16.
LCAP Survey Results
District Data from May 2015 Survey on LCAP Draft Available
The district-wide survey to get feedback on the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) draft closed on May 27. Nearly 2,000 parents, staff, students and community members participated in the survey which was offered in English plus the next five district threshold languages.
While the survey tool allowed staff and Public Education Volunteers (PEVs) to review the data in real time, the aggregated final results are found below.
Superintendent’s Response to Comments on the 2015-16 Draft LCAP
As per education code, the LCAP Parent Advisory Committee and the district’s English learner parent advisory committee (DELAC) reviewed the Draft 2015-16 LCAP and have provided comments on the draft.
The superintendent of the school district must respond, in
writing, to comments received from these parent advisory
committee(s). The superintendent’s response to both committee’s
comments is linked below.
Interactive Draft LCAP
Click on the links within the draft plan to view supporting data
Section 1: Stakeholder Engagement
| Involvement Process | Impact on LCAP |
| November 6, 2013 Community Meeting | Served as a way to inform, educate, and gather input & feedback from critical stakeholders: parents, students, community partners, community, and foster youth agencies. |
| December 16, 2013 Community Meeting | The WestEd Director of C |
LCAP Advisory Committee Meeting Input
Collected at December 16, January 22 and February 13 Meetings
- LCAP Glossary of Terms
- Input on Priority 2 (Student Engagement)
- Input on Priority 1 (Student Achievement)
- Input on Priority 3 (Other Student Outcomes)
- Input on Priority 4 (School Climate)
- Input on Priority 5 (Parent Involvement)
- Input on Priority 6 (Basic Services)
- Input on Priority 7 (Implementation of Common Core Standards)
- Input on Priority 8 (Course Access)
- Read more
Local Control Funding Formula Resources
Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) LCFF Overview – California’s nonpartisan fiscal and policy advisor’s report on LCFF.
California Department of Education LCFF page – resources to learn more about LCFF including frequently asked questions.
WestEd LCFF Channel – a video channel focused on how to locally implement LCFF.