Miembre de Junta — Jefferson Union High School District

Communication and outreach to our stakeholders is key to ensuring that we have a Local Control Accountability Plan that is reflective of the community and meets the needs of our students.  I am very proud of the way that our district has ensured that we have a robust and active District Advisory Committee that includes parents and students.  Our advisory committee receivies the necessary training and a breakdown of the supporting information to help them through the process of determining where we should focus for the year.  We have a section of out website that is dedicated to the our Local Control Accountability Plan and has a listing of all the meeting dates for the year, minutes from the previous meetings and all the material that was given or presented to our District Advisory Committee.  Once the Local Control Accountability Plan is completed it is published in a variety of ways, a one pager inforgraphic, a exectuive summary, a fiscal breakdown and the full plan.  So that you can get a high level over view or a real deep dive depending on your comfort level with the material.  These are also all posted to our website for the public.

Our district annually prepares a one page summary of how those funds are spent along with the results of such spending based on the goals that we set.  We take this info to the public, whether at street festivals like the Pacifica Fog Fest or to regular meetings of the various school parent teacher organizations.  We also solicit public input from our community and stakeholders, including parents, teachers and students when we prepare the next year's local control accountability plan to help identify what issues and programs should be funded the next school year.