BTSA Accreditation Visit
The Commission on Accreditation team arrives on
Monday, February 10th
Administrator group interviews will be held on
Tuesday, February 11th at 9:00 a.m. at the District
Office.
To assist with preparations, we will do a brief
overview and a breakout session today.
Go to http://tinyurl.com/BTSAAdminQuiz for a short
assessment
LCFF- Local Control Funding Formula
Replaces a complex funding formula- now providing a base
allocation per student with supplemental funding for at risk
students and concentration funds for districts with higher
percentages of at risk students.
Replaces the majority of state categorical funding sources, and
allows districts to spend funds as they deem best to serve
student needs.
Requires school districts to develop LCAP’s- where goals are
stated for each subgroup + actions to accomplish those
goals
Specifies a process for parent/guardian involvement in
creation of LCAP (plan).
To Act Differently, We Must Think Differently
Policy
Funding
Program Rules
Local Board Implementation
School Site Performance
Audits and Compliance Reviews
Community Involvement
Local Board Sets Policy
State Provides Funding
Local Board Empowers Schools
Results Reported
to PublicBoard
Revises Policy
Focus on
Student
Achievement
Adapted from School Services of CaliforniaCompliance Model
Empowerment Model
LCFF Accountability
The LCAP describes goals as well as
actions to be taken to achieve those
goals centered around 8 state priorities for
all students and for subgroups.
New Funding at a glance
Loca
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“deficit”
• Old Revenue Limit displays a what-if
scenario
• Base funds used for any school
district purpose
• Potential MOE requirement of
additional Supplemental and
Concentration funds• Funds to be restricted to the
students that generate the funds
Gap
Deficit
Concentration
Categoricals
Supplemental
Revenue Limit Base
Student Subgroups to Be Included in Local Control and Accountability Plans
Racial/Ethnic Subgroups:
Black or African American
American Indian or Alaska Native
Asian
Filipino
Hispanic or Latino
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
White
Two or more races
Other Subgroups:
Socioeconomically
disadvantaged students
English learners
Students with disabilities
Foster youth
Matching the resources to the mission…
MathRigorous and
Relevant Curriculum
ELA
Literacy
ELLanguage
Fluency
CTE/21st
Century Skills
Special EdAccess to
Curriculum
AVIDCollege and
Career Readiness
Free and
Reduced LunchELFoster Youth
Alignment AV- District Focus Areas
School
Climate
Basic
ServicesParent
Involvement
Other Student
Outcomes
Student
Achievement
Student
Engagement CCSS
Course
Access
8 State Priorities
Targeting Student Achievement
District Focus Areas
Concentration
Areas
8 State Priorities
Student Achievement
CCSSCourse Access
Student Engagement
Parent Involvement
Course Access
Other Student Outcomes
EL
Basic Services
ELA/Literacy
21stCen/CTE
Emphasis in 2013-2014
Aligning resources to support student
achievement with CCSS
Rigorous and Relevant Common
Core Curriculum
School wide Literacy
Digital Literacy
2 ways to document District support
Spend more on services
- in proportion to increase in supplemental +
concentration grant funds over prior year
Provide more or improve services
Success would be evidenced by higher student
achievement
Plan development is a process…
Consultation with: Present for review and comment to:
Opportunity for public comment:
Adoption of the plan:
•Teachers
•Principals
•School personnel
•Students
•Parents
•Community Members
•Civic Leaders
•Adopted prior to the district’s budget
•Submitted to the County Office of Education
•Posted on the district’s website
•Parent Advisory Committees
•English Learner Parent Advisory Committee
•Superintendent must respond in writing to comments received
•Notice of opportunity to submit written comment
•Public Hearing
•Superintendent must respond in writing to comments received
Engaging Our Community
Structure significant outreach for stakeholder
involvement- Site forums, Community Stakeholders
Ensure parent involvement of EL, LI and Foster Youth
students
Provides advice/perspective to Board and District
Regional forums to share findings
Provide instruments for stakeholder feedback
Surveys to rate/rank programs/services
Public hearing to adopt LCAP and budget
Educating our community/Receiving
their feedback
Presentations to service organizations
Providing on-going informative access to all
-District website
Conduct on-line surveys
Hosting site based community forums (user
friendly)
State Timeline
January 31, 2014
- SBE regulations on use of supplemental/concentration grant funds
March 31,2014
- SBE template for LCAPs
July 1, 2014
- First LCAPs with 2014-15 budget expenditures aligned to the LCAP
July 1, 2015
- First LCAP update with additional expenditure reporting
October 1, 2015
-SBE evaluation rubrics
District Timeline
January Feb 15 Mar 15 April 15 May 15 June 11
1st Board Update*
Present to all
Admin
Conduct
School/Community
forums
Cabinet Site Visits
DSLT to disseminate
data
Present LCAP to the
Board for review
input and conduct
public hearing
Submit plan for
Board approval
* Board updates ongoing
Budget building and
plan drafting
Submit approved plan
to State and COE
Conduct regional
meeting to share
findings and
outcomes with
stakeholders
Designing your Lesson
Refer to unit plan, pick one area of focus
Complete template in your googledocs folder
Include two literacy standards and at least one
content standard (CDE website)
Next month, will be evaluating another lesson
Hard copy of rubric & descriptors
Link to Curriculum Folders
To access site curriculum
folders in Google Docs, go to
http://tinyurl.com/CurrIntgSites