Hanford Joint Union High School District

The Board recognized FFA State Champions, discussed correspondence regarding head coaches' children attending the school where they coach, and received student reports. Key actions included approving an out-of-state field trip to Washington D.C., authorizing the issuance of 2026 General Obligation Refunding Bonds, and approving change orders for exterior painting projects at Hanford High School and Hanford West High School. Additionally, the Board approved the continued enrollment in the Direct Access Energy Program, the 2025/2026 School Plan for Student Achievement, certificated staff lists, personnel assignments, and a variable term waiver request. Updates were provided on the quarterly portfolio compliance and bond status, alongside a report on maintenance, operations, and transportation summer coordination.

The School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) for Hanford Community Day School serves as a strategic roadmap to enhance student achievement and maximize resources. This plan focuses on four main goals: ensuring all students have access to standards-aligned instructional materials, comprehensive courses, effectively trained and credentialed teachers, and well-maintained facilities; cultivating an inclusive and vibrant school culture that encourages parent involvement, promotes equity, prioritizes student safety, and enhances school connectedness; enabling English Learner students to achieve at grade level or higher for college and career readiness; and increasing stability rates and Career Technical Education completers through engaging work-based learning activities. The overall aim is to empower every student to attain proficiency at or above grade level, ensuring their preparedness for future academic pursuits and career endeavors.

This strategic plan for Hanford High School aims to increase student achievement by maximizing resources and aligning with the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP). It focuses on three core objectives: ensuring equitable access to standards-aligned instructional materials and qualified teachers within well-maintained facilities; fostering an inclusive culture that promotes parent involvement, equity, student safety, and school connectedness to empower students for academic and career readiness; and enabling English Learner students to achieve at or above grade level, ensuring their college and career preparedness.

The School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) for Hanford West High School serves as a strategic roadmap to maximize resources and enhance student achievement by aligning with federal planning requirements. The plan is structured around three core goals: ensuring equitable access to standards-aligned instruction, trained teachers, and a supportive learning environment within well-maintained facilities; cultivating an inclusive culture that promotes parent involvement, equity, student safety, and connectedness to empower all students to achieve grade-level proficiency for college and career readiness; and specifically enabling English Learner students to achieve at grade level or higher, fostering college and career preparedness and school connectedness.

This School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) for Earl F. Johnson High School serves as a strategic roadmap to maximize resources and increase student achievement, aligning with the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) and federal ESSA requirements. The plan focuses on four main goals: ensuring access to standards-aligned instructional materials and qualified teachers in well-maintained facilities; cultivating an inclusive school culture that promotes parent involvement, equity, student safety, and connectedness; supporting English Learner students to achieve grade-level proficiency for college and career readiness; and increasing student stability rates and Career Technical Education (CTE) completers through engaging work-based learning activities. It aims to improve student outcomes across various performance indicators, including academic achievement, graduation rates, and college/career preparedness.