LCAP Forums for All Shareholders Begin in May

Quick Guides to Understanding the New Accountability Plans for Schools

Take a deeper look at each of the eight state priority areas of the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) in the California PTA's LCAP Quick Guides.  These helpful guides assist parents to better understand and engage in the new Local Control and Accountability Plans (LCAPs). These latest resources show how progress is measured, key questions to ask and links to more resources. Use these great tools as you review our School District's LCAP.

Parents engaging in the conversation around our District's LCAP is crucial to our planning process.  Parent involvement means efforts by the school district and schools to seek input from all parents, and to engage parents as partners in decision making. It also means promoting parent participation in programs that meet the needs of both their own students and others on campus. With authentic parent involvement, families, schools and communities work closely together to build a strong framework for student achievement.

Register Today for CSF Summer Enrichment Program for all Grades
Kindergarten through 12; Child Care Now Available

Visit www.coronadoenrichment.org today to register your child for the Coronado Summer Enrichment Program featuring innovative STEAM-inspired classes, June 15^th to July 3^rd.   Now in its fourth year, the program offers three one week sessions (June 15^th to 19^th, June 22^nd to 26^th; and June 29^th to July 3^rd) with classes for children entering grades K-12^th.  In addition, there will be three exciting classes that run over the course of all three weeks - Woodworking Studio - new this year for those entering grades 8^th - 12^th - and returning favorites CoSA Musical Theatre and Drama Camp (5^th to 12^th) and SAT Test Prep.  

Classes are held from 9 am to 12 pm and will be held at Coronado Middle School with a few classes at Coronado High.    Also new to the course lineup this year are Kids Go Camera Crazy and Photoshop It, Wacky Science, Cut Throat Kitchen, Stem2Soccer Camp, Ocean Explorers, Chess, Art Show, and Young Adult's Writer's Workshop.  Some of the returning favorites include Guitar, Spanish, Raving Robotics, Ooey Gooey Science, Jump Start Kindergarten and Game, Set, Math through Tennis.

Have children entering grades 7 through 12 who would benefit from Learning to Lead? 

"We have extended the grades for students eligible for Learning to Lead to include grades 7 through 12," noted Kathy Shady, returning Summer Enrichment Principal.  "Toni Trinidad will again be teaching this dynamic class which includes both leadership principles and exercises as well as hands-on experience working as a teaching assistant with our dedicated credentialed teachers and local experts teaching this year and you can sign your child up for one, two or all three weeks," added Kathy, a Village fourth grade teacher with an Administrative Credential. A fun and affordable afternoon child care program will be available through Coronado Unified's Child Care Program with details and an application for on the website.

Scholarships available - Thanks to generous support from the Coronado Woman's Club, Rotary Club of Coronado, Mullins Orthodontics, Boney's Bayside Market, and Realtor Kari Lyons, scholarships for students in financial need as well as military dependents are available.  Families who qualify for Free/reduced lunch will automatically qualify while those with financial need will be reviewed individually.

Registration is now open and classes are filling up quickly with prices increasing by 10% as of May 15^th.  Visit  www.coronadoenrichment.org for more information including instructors, prices, course descriptions, second child discounts, afternoon child care, and information about scholarships.  You may also call Registrar Katrina Herrera at 437-8059, ext. 4, or stop by the CSF Office, 201 Sixth Street, www.csfkids.org.