2020/21 School Accountability Report Cards
Education Code requires all public schools receiving state funding to prepare and distribute a School Accountability Report Card (SARC) to provide parents and the community with important information about each school. The Board approved publication of the 2020/21 SARCs on the district website. Printed copies may be requested by
email or calling (714) 220-6922.
Mental Health Services for Students and Families
The Board approved an agreement with Phoenix House Behavioral Health Intervention and Support Services to offer services to students and families through the remainder of the 2021/22 school year at no cost to the district.
Math Pilot Study
The Board approved the district’s participation in a pilot study by Instructional Learning Group to examine the effectiveness of small-group tutoring focused on fractions for fifth-grade students who struggle to learn mathematics. The pilot study will take place at Arnold, King, Landell, and Vessels.
2020/21 Audit
Education Code requires an annual audit of all funds of the district and pupil attendance procedures. The Board received the 2020/21 audit report from Nigro & Nigro, PC, which revealed no findings.
Disposal of District-Owned Personal Property
The Board declared seven pieces of print shop equipment as unusable due to age and authorized recycling and/or disposal of the items.
Board Governance Consulting Services
An agreement with the California School Boards Association was approved for a full-day workshop on March 12, 2022, to facilitate the Board’s self-evaluation and review of its governance handbook at a total cost not to exceed $3,200.
Trustee Area Boundaries
Education Code requires that trustee area boundaries be reviewed every 10 years following the census. If the population of the most populous trustee area and the least populous trustee area vary by 10% or more, then adjustment of all trustee areas is required. National Demographics Corporation performed an analysis of the 2020 census data which revealed an 8.91% variance. Therefore, the Board adopted Resolution 21/22-10 certifying that adjustment of trustee area boundaries is not required at this time.
