All public schools with enrollment reported in the current year are required to prepare and disseminate a SARC. Pursuant to Proposition 98 and the ESEA, all charter schools are also required to prepare and disseminate a SARC. LEAs are responsible for ensuring locally-funded charter school and non-charter school SARCs are made available to the public. Direct-funded charter schools are responsible for ensuring the school SARCs are made available to the public.

State and federal laws require specific items to be reported in the following categories: demographic information; school safety and climate for learning; academic data; school completion; class size; teacher and staff information; curriculum and instruction; postsecondary preparation; and fiscal and expenditure data.

SARC is reported in English and translated for a second language as required for each school site according to EL population levels.

 

 

 

2014-2015 School Accountability Report Cards
(Published during the 2015-16 school year)