Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) - Shasta County Office of Education

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  Our purpose is to provide high quality professional development and other resources to help our districts develop effective instructional systems that help our students thrive scholastically. We also provide Preliminary and Clear Administrative Services credentials, leadership development and technical services to local schools and School Leadership Teams.
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  We provide quality early care and education programs, resources and supports for children & families, and their teachers or care providers.
  
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  Supporting alternative education; special education; foster and homeless youth; after school; supplemental tutoring; and School Attendance Review Boards.
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Shasta County, a region full of natural resources, none as important as our children. In the north state we take our education seriously; constantly striving to develop lifelong learners by ensuring access to quality education; teaching every child every day so that they can succeed in tomorrow’s world.

Our County's commitment is embodied by the Shasta Promise: Every student in Shasta County will graduate prepared for education beyond high school. Those students who complete minimum college preparatory or community college transfer requirements will receive guaranteed admission from all of the participating institutions of higher education.
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  Preschool, QRIS, Resource & Referral
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  Independent Study, Special Education, Excel Academy, Juvenile Court School
- Youth Support Services
  Expanded Learning - Project SHARE, Foster Youth Services, Tobacco Use Prevention, Education for Homeless Children
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Shasta County Office of Education LCAP

2021 Expanded Learning Opportunity Grant

Local District LCAP

View the current LCAP reports for our partner school districts.

The California 2013-14 Budget Act and related legislation (Assembly Bill 97, Senate Bill 97, and Senate Bill 91) made significant changes to the public school funding system. The legislation introduced the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) which simplifies the funding process and strengthens local accountability. Through the LCFF, county offices, districts, and charter schools receive funds based on local student demographics as well as base funding. The Legislative Analyst's Office developed an explanation of the new school funding system. Overview of LCFF

An important component of the LCFF is the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP). County offices, districts, and charter schools use the State-approved LCAP template to develop a plan that includes annual goals and actions that will be implemented to meet eight State priorities, and describe the related budget.

It takes a village to raise a child! African Proverb