Local Control and Accountability Plan
We are seeking input from all district educational partners including parents, families, teachers, board members, administrators, staff, and community members regarding our Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) for 2024-2027.
We are looking for input on the following topics:
- Special Education
- School Programs and Services
- Instruction and Student Engagement
- School Culture, Climate, and Safety
- Parent Involvement
- Language Acquisition Programs
Below is the link to the new LCAP draft and the LCAP Budget Overview for Parents. The draft LCAP is posted for public review and comment. Your comments will inform final revisions to the LCAP for board presentation and action on June 24, 2025. Below is the link to submit a public comment/question.
View LCFF Budget Overview for Parents
Submit Feedback on LCAP Goals and Actions
The superintendent or designee will provide written responses to all questions submitted through public comment.
The goals, actions, and metrics will guide and focus all staff on improving student achievement for our high-need students. There is a strong alignment between the LCAP, School Single Plans for Student Achievement (SPSAs) and the district's vision and priority initiatives. Each year, program monitoring and analysis of student data takes place, and an annual update is developed and reported to the California Department of Education that describes any adjustments to be made to the LCAP’s actions and expenditures.
Comments and Responses
Comments/questions and responses will be listed below. Comments/questions may be submitted by sending a written comment to your school site or the District Office at:
LCAP Comments
645 Wool Creek Drive
San Jose, CA 95112
Comment/Question: How will the district respond to my comment?
Response: The district will provide a response in the same format received to comments and questions submitted during the written comment period.
Federal Addendum
The LCAP Federal Addendum is meant to supplement the LCAP to ensure that our District has the opportunity to meet the provisions of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). The document identifies how federal funding will support the District's LCAP goals.