Sacramento Unified School Board (SCUSD) and Superintendent Jonathan P. Raymond
From: Genevieve Didion Save Our School (SOS) Committee and concerned community members and parents
Funding for Basic Operational Expenses
1. We request that the district review the state priorities outlined in the new Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) and ensure that our school site receives full funding of our School and Library Improvement Block Grant (SLIBG) at 2009-10 levels. This will provide money for basic operational expenses which include: supplies and materials, copier supplies, library books, computers, tutoring, and other needs.
Funding for Identified Student Needs
2. Rigorous outcomes are to be set for each student under the new Local Control Funding Formula. We request the district work in partnership with our school to provide adequate funding to meet those goals. We believe the district must first carefully review our School Development and Improvement Plan before incorporating those goals into its own district-wide Local Control and Accountability Plan.
Community Meeting to Address Funding Shortfalls
3. We request that the board member who represents Genevieve Didion (Darrel Woo) commit to holding a community meeting with district officials to explain how the current inadequate funding will be addressed under the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF).
The administration is still ignoring our requests for a meeting regarding the funding gaps. We are drafting a formal letter to Darrel Woo to force a response.
October 14, 2013
The momentum behind this is incredible. We finally have their attention.
Reached 100 supporters
October 14, 2013
6 Comments
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Elena Quinn
12 years ago
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Teachers pay for enough stuff out of their own pockets already. This is not right.
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Jessica Becker
12 years ago
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WE NEED OUR LIBRARY BOOKS!!! why is this even up for debate???
D
David Ross
12 years ago
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Darrel Woo needs to stop hiding and actually meet with us. This is ridiculous.
S
Sarah Knight
12 years ago
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My kids go here and it is sad seeing them run out of paper and basic supplies. Do better district.
T
Tom Marshall
12 years ago
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Schools should be the priority. Restore the funding to 2009 levels or stop acting like you care about student success.
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Mike Park
12 years ago
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The funding formula is a total mess. Just give the schools the money they need to actually teach the kids. Stop cutting corners.
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Sacramento Unified School Board (SCUSD) and Superintendent Jonathan P. Raymond
From: Genevieve Didion Save Our School (SOS) Committee and concerned community members and parents
Funding for Basic Operational Expenses
1. We request that the district review the state priorities outlined in the new Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) and ensure that our school site receives full funding of our School and Library Improvement Block Grant (SLIBG) at 2009-10 levels. This will provide money for basic operational expenses which include: supplies and materials, copier supplies, library books, computers, tutoring, and other needs.
Funding for Identified Student Needs
2. Rigorous outcomes are to be set for each student under the new Local Control Funding Formula. We request the district work in partnership with our school to provide adequate funding to meet those goals. We believe the district must first carefully review our School Development and Improvement Plan before incorporating those goals into its own district-wide Local Control and Accountability Plan.
Community Meeting to Address Funding Shortfalls
3. We request that the board member who represents Genevieve Didion (Darrel Woo) commit to holding a community meeting with district officials to explain how the current inadequate funding will be addressed under the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF).
The administration is still ignoring our requests for a meeting regarding the funding gaps. We are drafting a formal letter to Darrel Woo to force a response.
October 14, 2013
The momentum behind this is incredible. We finally have their attention.
Reached 100 supporters
October 14, 2013
6 Comments
E
Elena Quinn
12 years ago
Featured
Teachers pay for enough stuff out of their own pockets already. This is not right.
J
Jessica Becker
12 years ago
Featured
WE NEED OUR LIBRARY BOOKS!!! why is this even up for debate???
D
David Ross
12 years ago
Featured
Darrel Woo needs to stop hiding and actually meet with us. This is ridiculous.
S
Sarah Knight
12 years ago
Featured
My kids go here and it is sad seeing them run out of paper and basic supplies. Do better district.
T
Tom Marshall
12 years ago
Featured
Schools should be the priority. Restore the funding to 2009 levels or stop acting like you care about student success.
M
Mike Park
12 years ago
Featured
The funding formula is a total mess. Just give the schools the money they need to actually teach the kids. Stop cutting corners.
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Teachers pay for enough stuff out of their own pockets already. This is not right.