The document requests feedback from community members on priorities for the Murrieta Valley Unified School District's education system as part of a comprehensive Local Control and Accountability Plan planning process. A survey is available for stakeholders to provide input to help determine what is valuable in the school system and will be considered in revising the three-year LCAP plan and funding goals and actions. Respondents are asked to complete the survey by February 13th.
The document requests feedback from community members on priorities for the Murrieta Valley Unified School District's education system as part of a comprehensive Local Control and Accountability Plan planning process. A survey is available for stakeholders to provide input to help determine what is valuable in the school system and will be considered in revising the three-year LCAP plan and funding goals and actions. Respondents are asked to complete the survey by February 13th.
The document requests feedback from community members on priorities for the Murrieta Valley Unified School District's education system as part of a comprehensive Local Control and Accountability Plan planning process. A survey is available for stakeholders to provide input to help determine what is valuable in the school system and will be considered in revising the three-year LCAP plan and funding goals and actions. Respondents are asked to complete the survey by February 13th.
As part of a comprehensive planning process for the
district's Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP), we are asking for members of the community to provide feedback in regards to what they believe should be a priority for our education system here in Murrieta Valley Unified School District. This unique opportunity affords stakeholders a voice in the way our district serves our students.
We want to know what your priorities are for the
educational program in MVUSD! Please take a few moments to take our survey to help Murrieta Valley Unified School District determine what you find valuable in a school system. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and will be carefully considered.
Thank you for taking the time to give us your input by
February 13th.
Here is the opportunity for our parents to become involved
in advocacy for children at the most grass root level. LCAP ( Local Control and Accountability Plan) Survey is now on- line and available to the public to give input on revision of the three year LCAP plan and tie funding with goals and specific actions to address eight state priorities for school. This is our opportunity to make our collective voices for early childhood education and support heard and possible funding; however, I need your help.