PVPUSD LOCAL ACCOUNTABILITY PLAN

Every year, school districts in California are required to prepare a three-year public plan known as an LCAP (pronounced EL-cap). The LCAP (Local Control and Accountability Plan) officially defines the district's goals and priorities. Work that is measurably specified in the LCAP is an official priority. Anything not included in the LCAP is apt to be overlooked.

The district is required to include parents and community members in developing the LCAP. Participating in the LCAP process is an impactful way for parents to be involved in directing the priorities of our local schools.

The following are the priorities determined each year:

  • Identifying and incorporating goals related to local priorities.

  • Ensuring all students have access to fully credentialed teachers, quality instructional materials and safe facilities.

  • Ensuring that parents are engaged in the decision-making process and the educational programs of students.

  • Monitoring student achievement and outcomes along multiple measures, including test scores, English proficiency, and college and career preparedness.

  • Evaluating the school climate and connectedness.

Learn how to participate in the Local Accountability Plan at PVPUSD

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