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LCAP

Meetings and Materials

UPCOMING MEETINGS:   
 


FAQ

WHAT IS THE LCAP?
The Trinity Alps Unified School District is underway in updating its Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) for the upcoming school year (2020-21) for Weaverville Elementary School, Trinity High School and other programs within the TAUSD.  
The Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) is: 
• A three year plan 
• Describes the goals, actions, services and expenditures of the district 
• All to support positive student outcomes that address state and local priorities
• The LCAP process provides an opportunity for districts to share their stories of how, what, and why programs and services are put in place to meet their local needs.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
THE LCAP… 
1. HELPS ENSURE that our local school district – not the State – has the authority to spend precious resources in a way that is better aligned with the needs of our own students and local community. 
2. PRIORITIZES IMPROVING OUTCOMES FOR STUDENTS in many different areas besides just test scores, such as attendance, graduation rate, parent involvement, student engagement, suspensions, etc. 
3. PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR INPUT FROM ALL STAKEHOLDERS (students, parents, community, staff) on the district’s educational priorities and budgetary spending.
4. IS AVAILABLE ONLINE for the public to review. 

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?
ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS are encouraged to participate, especially parents of school aged children and children themselves. 

HOW DO I GET INVOLVED?
• Attend a meeting
• Review the LCAP website and provide feedback

 
 

2021-2022 LCAP

2021-2022 LCAP Annual Update

LCAP Federal Addendum

2022-2023 LCAP

LCAP Timeline for the 2022-2023 School Year