LCAP
Local Control & Accountability Plan
Working Together for Student Success
The Local Control & Accountability Plan (LCAP) is one of the most important planning documents for California public schools. It outlines our district's goals, priorities, and strategies for improving student achievement while ensuring every student has access to a high-quality education.
Each year, College School District reviews student data, gathers feedback from families, staff, students, and community members, and updates the plan to reflect our community's priorities.
Our LCAP helps guide how state funding is invested to support student success today while planning for the future.
What is the LCAP?
The Local Control & Accountability Plan is a three-year strategic plan required by the State of California and updated annually.
The plan explains:
District goals
Student achievement priorities
Planned actions and services
Funding priorities
Progress toward measurable outcomes
The LCAP focuses on continuous improvement while ensuring transparency and accountability to our community.
Our Priorities
Academic Excellence
Providing high-quality instruction and supporting every student in reaching their full academic potential.
Safe & Supportive Schools
Creating welcoming learning environments where every student feels safe, connected, and supported.
Student Well-Being
Supporting the academic, social, emotional, and physical needs of every learner.
Family & Community Partnerships
Building strong relationships with families and encouraging meaningful community engagement in district decision-making.
Responsible Stewardship
Using district resources effectively to maximize opportunities for students and maintain fiscal responsibility.
Current documents
Questions?
Questions regarding the Local Control & Accountability Plan may be directed to the District Office.