Local Control Accountability Plan

Charter Schools Authorized By The Oxnard Union High School District

CAPE

LCAP	LCP
2020 LCAP	2020-2021 Learning Continuity Plan

ACE

LCAP	LCP
2020 LCAP	2020-2021 Learning Continuity Plan

Priorities And Accountability

The Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP), must be adopted by each district at a board meeting after consultation with teachers, principals, school personnel, pupils, bargaining units, parents and with the advice of district-level parent advisory committees. The LCAP must include a description of:

1. The district’s annual goals, for all students and for each subgroup, for each of the state priority areas and any additional local priorities areas; and
2. The specific actions and strategies the district will use to achieve those goals.

The state has identified the following eight priority areas:

1. Student Achievement
2. Student Engagement
3. Other Student Outcomes
4. School Climate
5. Parent Involvement
6. Implementation of Academic Standards, including a focus on English Learners
7. Course Access
8. Basic Services, including facilities, qualified teachers, and instructional materials

Examples of measures that could be included in the LCAP to assess progress in these areas are: graduation rates, drop-out rates, performance on state and local assessments, English learner reclassification rate, percentage of students passing AP and IB exams, SAT participation and scores, attendance rates, suspension and expulsion rates, levels of parent participation and satisfaction, reports on facilities and availability of instructional materials, rate of teacher mis-assignment, level of implementation of CCSS, and student access and enrollment in college prep classes.

Plan Development Process

One of the key components outlined in the Education Code is that districts must consult various stakeholders in the development of the LCAP, and allow them to review it and comment on it. The figure below outlines the process a district must follow in adopting its LCAP. One of the main procedural requirements is that a district consults with its school employees, local bargaining units, parents, and student.