Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)
What is the LCAP?
All school districts in California are required to develop a three-year Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) that describes how state funds will be used to improve student academic achievement. The LCAP is focused on 3 groups of students, including English learners, socio-economically disadvantaged students, and foster/homeless youth. In San Luis Coastal Unified School District (SLCUSD), we have constructed a LCAP for 2023-24 that takes those supplementary funds along with general fund dollars, at least 4.7 million total, to implement three focus areas established by our Board of Trustees. Engaging parents, students, community members, and school employees in developing, reviewing, and supporting the implementation of the LCAP helps to shape our priorities.
The LCAP for SLCUSD has three focus areas:
- Rigorous, relevant, and engaging instruction and curriculum
- Multi-tiered academic support
- Intentional Culture of Care
A focus on technology and innovation and a district-wide use of data to drive decisions is incorporated into the plan.
The LCAP Overview describes the goals, expected outcomes, and action steps for our current plan based on feedback from our students, staff, parents, and community. Learn more about the LCAP here.
LCAP Overview 24-25LCAP Overview 24-25 - Spanish
LCAP 2024-25 LCAP 2024-25 - Spanish