Legislation enacted in 2013–14 made major changes both to the way the state allocates funding to school districts and the way the state supports and intervenes in under-performing districts. The legislation was the culmination of more than a decade of research and policy work on California's K–12 funding system. In addition to creating a new funding formula, the 2013–14 package of legislation establishes a set of new rules relating to school district transparency and accountability. Specifically, under the new rules, districts are required to adopt Local Control and Accountability Plans (LCAPs). Districts that do not meet the goals specified in their LCAPs and fail to improve educational outcomes are to receive assistance through a new system of support and intervention.
CCCOE Court & Community Schools Stakeholder Engagement Meetings
The LCAP is written to address the needs of our students in the Court & Community Schools. We value the involvement of all stakeholders, including teachers, students, school staff, parents, Probation, bargaining unit representatives, community partners and others. There will be multiple opportunities to become involved, including meetings at various locations throughout the county, at staff meetings, school site council meetings, and surveys. At these meetings, we will provide a status report regarding the implementation of the current year LCAP, as well as invite feedback, suggestions and comments to inform the development of the 2020-23 LCAP.
Spring 2020 Stakeholder Meetings dates and location:
LCAP Golden Gate Flier
LCAP Golden Gate Flier Spanish
LCAP Mt. McKinley Flier
LCAP Mt. McKinley Flier Spanish
Contra Costa County School Districts
CONTACTS
| TITLE |
NAME (click to email) |
PHONE |
FAX |
Coordinator, Assessment, Research
& Evaluation |
Jason Murphy, Ed.D. |
(925) 942-3365 |
(925) 941-3480 |
| Senior Director, Educational Services |
Marsha Tokuyoshi |
(925) 942-3385 |
(925) 942-3480 |
| Executive Assistant |
Lynn Stevenson |
(925) 942-5358 |
(925) 942-3480 |