1. School Accountability Report Cards (SARC)
Millbrae Elementary School District
Regular Board Meeting
November 15, 2016

2. What is a SARC?
State and Federal laws require all public schools receiving state and federal funding to prepare and distribute a SARC.
The purpose of the SARC is to provide parents and community with important information.

3. What Information does a SARC Contain?
Background information about the school and its students
Demographic
School Safety and Climate
Academic Data
Class Sizes
Teacher and Staff Information
Curriculum
Facilities Conditions

4. About the SARC
Under the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) all districts are required to prepare a Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)
Includes:
Annual Goals for all students
State Priorities

5. State Priorities in the SARC
Priority 1
Access to Standards-aligned curriculum
Credentialed Teachers
Maintained School Facilities
Priority 3
Parental Involvement
Priority 4
Pupil Achievement
Priority 6
School Climate

6. How Often must a SARC be Updated?
School report cards must be updated annually and published by February 1
Principals review and update the SARC for their school starting in October
Millbrae ESD works with Document Tracking Services to complete the mandated requirement

7. Updating the SARC
Document Tracking Services (DTS) sends a ‘SARC Input Form’ to principals to review and complete (Narratives)
DTS inputs student enrollment data and pupil achievement results on CAASPP disaggregated by significant subgroups
English Language Arts
Mathematics
Physical Fitness

8. Updating the SARC
Once all information has been reviewed and approved, DTS will:
submit the SARCs to the CA Department of Education (CDE)
translate any SARC for our primary languages other than English

9. How can a Parent Obtain a SARC?
On the internet:
CA Department of Education
School or District Website
Contact the school for a hard copy

10. Questions? Thank you!