Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)
Natomas Unified School District is committed to continuous improvement. Last year NUSD engaged in a significant strategic planning process that resulted in a 5 year district plan called The NEXT 5 and a three year Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP). These plans guide our work to graduate all students as be college and career ready, productive, responsible, and engaged global citizens.
2019 Stakeholder Survey
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Encuesta de Agentes Interesados
Comparta sus ideas con nosotros.
2017-2020 LCAP
- 2017-2020 LCAP in English or in Spanish (prepared in 2017)
- The Next 5/LCAP website
- SCOE and Board Approved English or in Spanish (prepared in 2018)
- Fall 2018 California School Dashboard
2016-2017 LCAP
- 2016 Stakeholder Engagement Survey
- Encuesta de Participantes Interesados 2016
- February 10, 2016 LCAP Mid Year Update Board Presentation
- April 13, 2016 Board Presentation LCAP Stakeholder Engagement
- 2016-2017 Draft LCAP
- Parent Advisory and English Learner Parent Advisory Committees Feedback and District Responses
- 2016-2017 NUSD Board Approved LCAP
- 2016-2017 NUSD Board Approved LCAP in Spanish
2015-2016 LCAP
- Board Approved LCAP in English or in Spanish
- Draft LCAP
- February 25, 2015 Board Presentation update
- Student, Parent, Staff Survey
- April 15, 2015 Board Presentation on Stakeholder Feedback
- Parent Advisory and English Learner Parent Advisory Committees Feedback and District Responses
- June 10 Board Presentation on Draft LCAP for Public Hearing
2014-2015 LCAP
- Board Approved LCAP in English or in Spanish
- Second Draft in English or in Spanish
- First Draft in English or in Spanish
- Responses to Parent Advisory and English Learner Parent Advisory Committees in English and Spanish
- NUSD Data and Evidence for LCAP
2014 Community Engagement
- During the fall of 2013, more than 600 stakeholders shared more than 700 ideas about what’s important to help ALL students succeed.
- Review the December 2013 Board Presentation on LCFF titled: “First Interim & Local Control Funding Formula Update”
Phase 2: January to February 2014 – Stakeholder Engagement (Completed)
- We met, phoned, and surveyed students, staff, families, and community members and received more than 2,800 new ideas for helping ALL students succeed in school.
- January 2014 Board Presentation on LCFF and LCAP titled: “Establishing Student Success at the Local Level”
- Superintendent welcome letter for NUSD Parent/Community Engagement Nights
- The first Parent/Community Engagement Night at Witter Ranch Elementary School
- The second Parent/Community Engagement Night at Jefferson School
- The third Parent/Community Engagement Night at Inderkum High School
- Review the feedback and ideas received during Phase 2 of our LCAP Stakeholder Engagement process. This document contains all of the feedback NUSD collected in January and February, 2014; and it represents over 2,800 ideas organized by themes. The vast majority of this information was left exactly as it was shared with us (typos and all). We have redacted one incident of vulgarity and the names of specific staff members when (s)he was mentioned in a derogatory way (but we left the feedback for that item in this document).
Phase 3: March to July 2014 – LCAP Plan Development
- March 2014 Board Presentation on LCAP Draft Goals
- April 9, 2014 Board Presentation on Actions for Student Success Part I
- April 30, 2014 Board Presentation on Actions for Student Success Part II
- May 15, 2014 Post draft LCAP on website for stakeholder review
- May 19, 2014 Review draft LCAP with Parent Advisory Committee
- May 20, 2014 Review draft LCAP with District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC)
- June 6, 2014 Post Second Draft LCAP on website for stakeholder review
- June 11, 2014 Public Hearing at Board Meeting
- June 25, Approve LCAP
- July 1, 2014: LCAP due to Sacramento County Office of Education
The LCAP requires that NUSD and our stakeholders use qualitative and quantitative data and evidence to 1) identify student needs and district goals; and 2) review progress toward meeting those needs and goals. Here are a number of resources for reviewing NUSD’s performance and progress:
- NUSD District Progress Report
- California School Dashboard
- School Accountability Report Cards (SARCs)
- Dataquest by the California Department of Education
- Ed-Data a partnership of the California Department of Education, EdSource, and FCMAT
- College-going data:
- California State University English and Math Proficiency Reports for Sacramento High Schools
- First-time freshman counts to California public Community Colleges, State Universities (CSU), and Universities (UC)
- Transfer counts to CSU and UC from Community Colleges
- High School summary (characteristics, college entrance exams, and outreach programs)
