Mapping the Trail - Accountability, SARC, LCAP and BOP

2021-2022 LCAP, Budget Overview for Parents (BOP) and Annual Update

The School Accountability Report Card (SARC) - What is it?

Mandated by state law in 1988, a School Accountability Report Card (SARC) is required of all public schools that receive state funding. The purpose of the SARC is to supply information and data to all stakeholders, such as parents and the community, so that they can be informed about the progress of and draw comparisons between schools. This document also serves to show the progress schools make in meeting their goals and provides environmental, resource, and demographic data.

What is the SARC comprised of?

SARC reports vary from school to school. For example, each school will have unique mission statements and goals. However, state law requires that the following are present in all SARCs:

Demographic data
School safety and climate for learning information
Academic data
School completion rates
Class sizes
Teacher and staff information
Curriculum and instruction descriptions
Postsecondary preparation information
Fiscal and expenditure data

In addition, SARCs are updated yearly and published by February 1st. Schools are encouraged to notify and provide a copy of these report cards to parents. Parents can obtain a copy at the CDE Find a SARC web page or you can view our SARC report below:

SARC Report - 2019-2020 Approved on Jan 23rd, 2021.