WELCOME TO LAKESIDE JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT
2014 Fifth Grade Quilt
Lakeside Joint School District serves mountain residents in the town of Los Gatos, California. The rural character and beautiful surroundings provide a tranquil setting of forest, lakes and open space. However, the district is less than ten minutes from the thriving community and resources of Los Gatos, approximately twenty miles from San Jose and the “heart of Silicon Valley” to the north and Santa Cruz to the south.
The district is a major focus of the community. Community members take pride in Lakeside’s history and traditions. Parents and community members’ connection to the school is demonstrated by their participation and support for the students and school programs.
The Lakeside Joint School District serves approximately 135 K-8 students. The Lakeside School serves 90 students in grades K-5. Under memorandums of understanding the 6th through 8th grade students are served at Rolling Hills Middle School, Campbell Union School District or CT English Middle School, Loma Prieta Joint Union Elementary School District.
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April 21– 25 ~5th grade student testing
April 24 ~ Bookmobile
April 25 ~ Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast
April 28— May 2 ~ 4th grade testing
April 28~ May 2 Spring Book Fair
April 30 ~ 8:30 am PTA Annual Member ship meeting and LCAP Parent Presentation
April 30 ~5:00 pm Meeting of Superintendent Search Community Advisory committee
April 30~ 6:30 Special Board Meeting
May 1 ~ May Day Celebration
May 5—9 ~ 3rd grade Testing
May 12– 16 ~Poet Residency
May 19-23 ~ CTC Residency
May 23~ 6:30 pm all school performance of Aladdin
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Important new way for parents to engage in decision making
LOCAL CONTROL AND ACCOUNTABILITY PLAN (LCAP)
What is the local control and accountability plan?
Each school district must engage parents, educators, employees and the community to establish a Local Control and Accountability Plan. The plans will describe the school districts's overall vision for students, annual goals and specific actions the district will take to achieve the vision and goals. The LCAPs must focus on eight areas identified as state priorities. The plans will also demonstrate how the districts's budget will help achieve the goals, and assess each year how will the strategies in the plan were able to improve outcomes. It's important that your voice is included in this process to help set the priorities for our students needs.
Please take a few moments and participate in our LCAP Input Survey. Click Here to access the survey. Thank you!
Want more information about the LCAP? Click Here