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The Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) is a 3-year Plan built on the District’s mission, vision, and goals for our students in grades transitional kindergarten to 6th grade. Together, these guide the overall direction for the District’s programs and operations.
Educational Partner feedback and input is sought on an annual basis. Parents and District staff partner together to review the progress toward our goals. We examine data and gather feedback from students, families, staff, and community. Reviewing the goals and actions guides decisions about actions and services that will be implemented on behalf of students, as well as, the cost for those actions and services.
Sulphur Springs Union School District’s LCAP has four goals that includes baseline data, metrics, actions, and budgets to improve outcomes for students.
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LCAP 2024-2025
📈 LCAP and Budget Overview 2024-2025 (English | Español)
📈 LCAP Federal Addendum (English)
📝 Superintendent Responses for the 2024-2025 LCAP
📋 LCAP Mid-Year Update 2024-2025
👥 LCAP Parent Input Meetings 2024-2025 (English | Español)
🧑🏽🏫 LCAP Staff Input Meetings 2024-2025 (English | Español)
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LCAP 2023-2024
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LCAP 2021-2022
LCAP Budget Overview 2021-22 (English)
LCAP Budget Overview 2021-22 (Español)
LCAP Parent Input Meetings 2021-2022
ESSER III Plan 2021-2022 (English)
ESSER III Plan 2021-2022 (Español)
Expanded Learning Opportunity Grant Plan 2021-2020 (English)
Expanded Learning Opportunity Grant Plan 2021-2020 (Español)
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LCAP 2020-2021
LCAP Staff Input Meetings 2020-2021
Learning Continuity and Attendance Plan 2020-2021 (English)
Learning Continuity and Attendance Plan 2020-2021 (Español)
LCAP Parent Input Meetings 2020-2021
LCAP Parent and LCAP Advisory 2020-2021
LCAP Certificated, Classified & Management 2020-2021
COVID-19 2020 Report (English)
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The CA Dashboard mobile app provides easy access for parents and educators on school and district progress so they can participate in decisions to improve student learning.
Californians can use the CA Dashboard mobile app to easily access information based on the California School Dashboard
. The Dashboard is California’s new accountability system and helps parents and educators identify strengths and areas for improvement. Through the Dashboard, California reports how districts, schools (including alternative schools serving high-risk students), and student groups are performing across state measures and responding to local indicator measures.