Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)
OUTREACH & GOALS
Each year, Chico Unified reviews the progress in meeting our students’ needs by looking at data and gathering feedback from students, families, staff, and community. Student and community input meetings are scheduled in the spring and all families are encouraged to participate.
The annual LCAP plan review guides decisions about what we will do to support students and how we spend funds to provide services to all students based on their needs. Parent and student input help us identify what is working well and areas where we can continue to improve to meet our goal of serving every student every day.
Chico Unified School District’s progress on LCAP goals is reviewed annually, and revised as needed, with input from students, parents, employees, and community partners. State-identified priorities guide the goals, actions, and services that are included in each district’s LCAP.
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CUSD 2022-23 LCAP PLAN GOALS
GOAL NO. 1
Provide academic instruction and tiered interventions to ensure student learning and high achievement for each and every student.
GOAL NO. 2
Provide social emotional learning and supports to promote healthier student attitudes about themselves and others.
GOAL NO. 3
Provide behavioral instruction and supports as a proactive approach to creating a safe, positive climate and school culture.
LCAP RESOURCES
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Board Adopted LCAP
The 2022-23 Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) was approved at the June 29, 2022 Special Board Meeting/Workshop.
Funding & Budget
As a public K-12 school, Chico Unified School District receives revenue from a number of sources:
- California Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)
- Federal Revenue
- Other State Revenue
- Other Local Revenue
The Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) applies to one of these funding sources - the California Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF). The LCFF funding model specifically addresses students that the State of California has identified as students with greater needs:
- English Learners
- Low Income and
- Homeless/Foster Youth Students
School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA)
The purpose of the School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) is to coordinate all educational services at the school.
The SPSA serves as the organizer for an individual school’s improvement process. The Plan should be developed with a deeper understanding of root causes of student academic challenges and identify and implement research-based instructional strategies to raise the achievement of students who are not yet proficient at state standards (based on the California State Dashboard information).
School Site Council members develop and annually review the School Plan for Student Achievement, establish an annual budget and make modifications in the plan to reflect changing needs and priorities at the school. School Site Council are comprised of an even number of school staff and parent/guardians who are elected by their peers at the beginning of each school year.
CA State LCAP Priorities
Since the Local Control Accountability Plan is funded by California's Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), the State has identified the priorities that need to be included in the LCAP. All goals outlined in the LCAP must focus on the following eight State identified priorities:
- Basic Services (Conditions of Learning)
- State Standards (Conditions of Learning)
- Parent Involvement (Engagement)
- Student Achievement (Pupil Outcomes)
- Student Engagement (Engagement)
- School Climate (Engagement)
- Course Access (Conditions of Learning)
- Other Student Outcomes (Pupil Outcomes)
The Local Control Accountability Plan only address students that the State of California has identified as students with greater needs:
- English Learners
- Low Income and
- Homeless/Foster Youth students
Get Involved
OPPORTUNTIES FOR ENGAGEMENT
2022-23 LCAP Meetings
The Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) and the accompanying Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP), are new opportunities to engage with our Chico Unified families. The LCFF requires that we study data, consider best practices, understand our own needs, and discuss how to best invest in our students with the resources available to us. Meetings are held on an annual basis (usually in the spring) and public input is gathered during these meetings.
School Site Councils
Parents/Guardians can also provide LCAP input by participating in their student's School Site Council Meeting. If you are interested in learning about the School Site Council, please speak with you student's school office.Last updated: 9/30/22
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