Shannon Owens

The agenda includes recognition and student performances, followed by administrative reports from the principals and superintendent. The Board will address consent items including financial batches, personnel changes, and various service and interdistrict agreements. Key discussion items feature proposed renaming criteria for Cesar E. Chavez Middle School, updates to the governance handbook and protocols, and a progress report on the construction project at Planada Elementary School. Additionally, the Board will convene in a closed session to discuss employee evaluations, negotiations, and student awards.

The board meeting agenda includes closed session discussions regarding public employee evaluations and assignments, as well as student matters. Public hearings are scheduled for the presentation of sunshine proposals between the district and the teachers association for the 2026-2027 school year. Additional agenda items involve reports from district principals and the superintendent, a presentation on district innovation priorities, updates on the construction project at Planada Elementary School, and discussion regarding Cesar E. Chavez Middle School. Routine administrative functions under the consent agenda include personnel actions and the acceptance of a literacy donation.

The board meeting agenda includes the review and consideration of the purchase of a 2022 Ford XLT Van, the approval of a resolution to declare a Certificated and Classified Employee Appreciation Week, and a discussion regarding preliminary survey data and next steps for the Cesar E. Chavez Middle School. Additionally, the meeting encompasses closed sessions for public employee evaluations, discipline, dismissals, and assignments.

This document provides the Planada Elementary School District's Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) Plan Summary for the 2026-27 school year, outlining how state funds, particularly Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) grants, will be used to support students, with a focus on high-needs student groups. The plan is structured around three primary goals: ensuring all students achieve proficiency in math and literacy through a broad, technologically-infused curriculum; fostering students' physical and social-emotional health in a safe environment to enhance school connectedness; and sustaining high levels of parent, family, and community engagement.

The committee meeting featured a legal overview of Proposition 39, bond oversight requirements, and eligibility standards. Members received information regarding their roles and reviewed the bylaws for the 2022 bond measure. The committee selected a Chair and Co-Chair. Additionally, the committee reviewed detailed bond expenditure reports and available funding balances for the periods ending in June 2023, June 2024, and June 2025. Future meeting schedules and reporting obligations were also outlined.