California School Dashboard: local control and accountability plans: college and career pathway data.
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Overview
This bill updates the California School Dashboard to include more detailed data about students’ post-graduation plans. Specifically, it requires the State Board of Education to incorporate information about students’ intentions to enroll in college or pursue registered apprenticeships, skilled trades, or industry-aligned career pathways. It also mandates that local school districts and county boards of education include this data in their local control and accountability plans (LCAPs), aligning with the dashboard’s College/Career Indicator.
Key provisions
- Requires the State Board of Education to include data on student intentions to enroll in college and pursue registered apprenticeships in the California School Dashboard.
- Mandates that local school districts and county boards of education include this data in their LCAPs.
- Adds ‘percentage of pupils who intend to enroll in college and the percentage of pupils who intend to enter or be employed through a registered apprenticeship program, skilled trade, or industry-aligned career pathway’ as a local measurement for school achievement and climate.
- Requires charter schools to include this data in their LCAPs.
- Provides that the Commission on State Mandates will reimburse local agencies for any costs associated with implementing this bill.
- Specifies that the dashboard should consider a broader range of post-graduation pathways.
- Requires the dashboard to be updated to reflect this new data.
- Establishes a timeline for the State Board to incorporate this data into the dashboard revision.
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