Rio Bravo-Greeley Union School District

This LCAP Federal Addendum outlines the strategy for the Rio Bravo-Greeley Union School District to utilize federal investments through ESSA programs. It focuses on increasing academic performance for low-income and English Learner students, specifically in literacy and mathematics, by aligning federal funds with state and local initiatives. Key areas include providing professional development for educators, fostering parent and family engagement, and supporting homeless children and youth, all aimed at continuous improvement and meeting the diverse needs of all students.

The Rio Bravo-Greeley Union School District's 2025-26 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) focuses on academic growth, campus safety, positive school culture, and college and career readiness. Key outcomes include enhancing staff capacity, providing targeted academic support, ensuring equitable access to technology, promoting student engagement, and fostering a safe and supportive learning environment. The plan prioritizes the needs of English Learners, foster youth, and low-income students through specific actions and interventions, with progress monitored via state and local indicators.

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The board reviewed and approved a list of bills for various vendors. These included payments for services and supplies such as weed control, data storage, software, medical services, fire and security, flooring, and various items purchased from Amazon. Other expenses covered utilities, refuse services, technology support, water services, and locksmith services. The board also approved payments for cafeteria expenses, association memberships, and equipment leases.

The board meeting included discussions on class size projections for 2012/13 and interdistrict transfer requests. The board also accepted the district's initial proposal for the Collective Bargaining Agreement and approved a contract with the Kern County Superintendent of Schools for special education programs. Additionally, the board reviewed the quarterly report on Williams Uniform Complaints, a resolution regarding service agreements, and the 2012-13 Cash Flow report. Updates were provided on the California Budget and the parking lot project, and the board accepted the first reading of Board Policy BP 5131.2-Bullying. The board also ratified several employment actions, including the employment of a bus driver/custodian, a speech/language pathologist, and the continued employment of retirees.