Local Control And Accountability Plan Educational Partner Meeting

May 9, 2023

Welcome & Program Business Randy Dhindsa and Jennifer Tully

• Review and Approval of PAC March Minutes

Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) Annual Update Dr. Pa Vue

LCAP Review

LCAP Discussion

LCAP Input

Public Comment Period

April 28, 2023 – May 24, 2023

LCAP

• Local Control Accountability Plan • Local Control Funding Formula
• 2022-2023 LCAP Goals and Actions/Services

• Successes/Areas of Need

• Educational Partners' Feedback

• New and Revised Actions/Services

• Next Steps

Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)

• The LCAP is a three-year plan that was first adopted in June 2014.
• English Learners (EL), Foster Youth (FY), and Low-Income (LI) students.
• It is updated annually and modified based on the evaluation of student performance and educational partner feedback. Educational partners include pupils, parents/guardians, community members, and personnel.
• Each year, the Governing Board takes action on the updated LCAP at its June meeting

Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)

2022-2023
LCAP ACTIONS/SERVICES

STUDENT
• GOAL 1: MAXIMIZE ACHIEVEMENT FOR ALL *31 actions/services

EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS
• GOAL 2: OPERATING WITH INCREASING

*14 actions/services

VALUE A HIGH-QUALITY DIVERSE
• GOAL 3: HIRE, DEVELOP, SUSTAIN, AND

WORKFORCE

*2 actions/services

more academic indicators
Schools to Watch
Award
Award
Coalition Award
Award
Educator of the Year Recipients
and 6 consecutive state wrestling
School
the district
safety satisfaction
connectedness
connectedness
Successes

• All focus groups (EL, FY, and SED) grew on one or

• 60.3% of our EL students are making great progress toward English language proficiency. Our students performed 10% above the state average of 50.3%.

two bars above the state average of a ow.
• In the area of ELA our students scoredl a “high,

rating, two bars above the state average of
• We continue to maintain a “very high” graduation medium.
• 2 of our middle schools were Designated National

R bbon Schools
• 2 iof our schools were named National Blue

• 28 of our schools received the Pivotal Practice

• 11 of our schools received the Bonner Character

• 18 of our schools received the California PBIS

• 8 of our schools received the Civic Learning Merit

• 2 of our employees were Fresno County

• In the area of Athletics, we received 2 state athletic team titles, 11 state individual champions, 21 valley titles, 24 league titles,

championship titles for Buchanan High

selections for the New Year’s Day 2022
• We received 12 Band of America member Rose Parade to band students from across

• Increase in student and parent overall

• EL, SED increase in student overall

• FY remained the same in student overall

Increase in parent overall
• connectedness/involvement

Areas of Need

• Improvement for EL, FY, and SED on academic progress indicators
• Improvement for EL, FY, and SED in chronic absenteeism
• Improvement for EL, FY, and SED in CTE pathway completion & A-G completion rates
• Improvement for FY on graduation rate and suspension rate

New and Revised Actions/Services 2023-2024 LCAP

Questions

Career Technical Education (CTE) Update
Dr. Gregory Lomack

Committee Recognition Robyn Snyder

Public Comments Randy Dhindsa and Jennifer Tully

Meeting Evaluation

Thank you for your service and participation this year!