Twila Tosh

This Fiscal Recovery Plan outlines Sonora School District's strategies to eliminate a structural deficit exceeding $1.2 million. The plan focuses on expenditure reductions and revenue-generating initiatives, aligning staffing and services with actual enrollment and funding levels. Key strategies involve reducing full-time equivalent (FTE) positions in classroom, student support, custodial, and clerical roles, reorganizing district office administration, reducing utility and operational costs, and discontinuing specific programs. The overall aim is to restore fiscal solvency and adapt to the post-COVID environment.

The Sonora Elementary School District's 1st Interim Budget for 2025-2026 includes a summary of changes from the adopted budget, an all funds summary, enrollment data, multi-year projection assumptions, and cash flow snapshots. It covers various funds, including the General Fund, Cafeteria Fund, Deferred Maintenance Fund, Special Reserve Fund for Other Than Capital Outlay Projects, Capital Facilities Fund, and Special Reserve Fund for Capital Outlay Projects. The budget reflects adjustments in LCFF sources, federal revenue, state revenue, and local revenue. Expenditure changes are noted in certificated and classified salaries, employee benefits, books and supplies, services, capital outlay, and other outgo. The document also addresses enrollment, ADA, and UPC percentages, along with multi-year projections and cash flow analysis.

The Expanded Learning Opportunities Program Plan Guide focuses on providing a safe and supportive environment, active and engaged learning, skill-building opportunities, and youth voice and leadership. It emphasizes healthy choices and behaviors, diversity, access, and equity, supported by quality staff and collaborative partnerships. The program aims for continuous quality improvement through effective program management, aligning with the vision, mission, and purpose of Sonora Elementary School District and Senior Youth Partnership/PM Club.

The strategic plan for Sonora Elementary School District focuses on increasing student achievement through multi-tiered systems of support, creating a safe and positive learning environment, and increasing student engagement through course access. It prioritizes professional development to enhance staff capabilities in improving student outcomes and overall school climate. The plan addresses the needs of foster youth, English learners, and low-income students, emphasizing equitable access to resources and support services.

The Sonora Elementary School District's accountability report card for 2023-2024 outlines the district's mission to educate and inspire students to achieve personal excellence. Key areas of focus include promoting successful, well-rounded students, cultivating perseverance and academic preparedness, attracting and supporting dynamic teachers and staff, and creating accountable, respectful, and engaged members of society. The report covers various aspects such as student achievement, teacher qualifications, school facilities, parental involvement, and safety measures.