Curtis Creek Elementary School District

The Governing Board reviewed operational reports from the maintenance, business, and administrative departments. Trustees discussed feedback regarding summer school programs, transportation concerns, and website calendar accessibility. Action was taken to ratify a lease agreement with Gold Rush Charter School, authorize the disposal of surplus property, and approve sunshine proposals for contract negotiations with employee associations. Furthermore, the Board approved an amended declaration of need for fully qualified educators.

This Hazard Mitigation Plan for Curtis Creek School District outlines strategies to reduce long-term vulnerabilities to identified hazards and enhance community resilience. Its key focus areas include promoting public awareness and support for mitigation, safeguarding future development, and building local capacity to minimize the impact of disasters. The plan targets specific threats such as flooding, wildland fires, geological events (earthquakes, landslides, sinkholes), hazardous materials spills, and extreme weather to protect critical facilities, infrastructure, and ensure the safety of students and staff.

This Local Control and Accountability Plan for Curtis Creek Elementary School District outlines a strategic roadmap for the 2024-25 academic year. The plan focuses on four main goals: enhancing academic achievement through data-driven collaboration and multi-tiered systems of support, maintaining a safe and positive learning environment with mental health and engagement initiatives, building human capacity by providing broad educational and enrichment opportunities, and closing achievement gaps through comprehensive wrap-around services and inclusive practices. Key outcomes include improving academic performance for all students, addressing social-emotional needs, fostering parent and student engagement, and ensuring equitable access to resources and extracurricular activities, particularly for unduplicated student groups.

The Governing Board adopted Resolution No. 24-25-02 regarding the Gann Limit. The resolution establishes and confirms that the District's appropriations for the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 fiscal years comply with the maximum appropriation limitations set forth by the California Constitution and applicable statutory law.

This LCAP Annual Update outlines efforts to enhance academic achievement for all students through instructional supports, technology, and interventions in math and reading. It focuses on creating a safe and positive learning environment by providing mental health supports, trauma-informed strategies, and increasing student and parent engagement. The plan aims to build human capacity by offering a broad course of study and enrichment opportunities to prepare students for a positive future, and to close the achievement gap through wrap-around supports, extended day activities, and essential translation and liaison services for students and families.