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The Sonoma Valley Unified School District is committed to building a forward-thinking strategic plan that evolves with the needs of our students and community. Strategic planning is a dynamic process that guides our district's long-term vision, sets clear goals, and outlines the actionable steps we will take to achieve them. It's about looking ahead, anticipating challenges, and proactively shaping an educational environment where every student can thrive.
Our initiatives are designed to empower every student by fostering collaboration, creativity, and success. This page serves as your central hub for understanding how we are translating our vision into reality. Explore our latest progress, updates, and initiatives as we work together to shape a brighter future for all. Stay informed and share your voice as we continue to adapt and grow with our community's vision.
Our Strategic Initiatives
Below are key components of our strategic framework, each offering a unique perspective on how we are working to achieve our goals and ensure accountability:
LCAP (Local Control Accountability Plan): The LCAP is a critically important three-year plan that describes the overall vision and goals for our students and outlines how the district will use state funds to achieve these goals, with a focus on improving outcomes for all students, especially those with greatest needs. It's our roadmap for meeting specific student group needs and ensuring equitable opportunities.
Prop 28 - Art & Music Funding:This section details how the Sonoma Valley Unified School District is implementing and utilizing funds from Proposition 28. This vital funding is dedicated to increasing access to arts and music education for all K-12 students, supporting our commitment to a well-rounded and enriching educational experience.
School Accountability Report Card (SARC): The SARC provides a comprehensive overview of each school's performance and progress. It includes information on student achievement, school environment, facilities, curriculum, and staff, offering transparency and accountability to our community regarding the effectiveness of our educational programs.
School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA)The SPSA is a school-specific plan developed annually to address the academic needs of students and improve school programs. It outlines how each school will use state and federal funds to support student learning and achieve specific academic targets aligned with the district's broader strategic goals.
Vision 2036 (Graduate/Adult/System Portraits): Vision 2036 represents our long-term aspirations for every student, staff member, and the entire district system. This section introduces our "portraits" –
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Graduate Portrait: What skills, knowledge, and dispositions will our students possess upon graduation?
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Adult Portrait: What are the characteristics and competencies we strive for in our dedicated educators and staff?
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System Portrait: What kind of supportive and innovative educational system are we building to ensure success for all? These portraits guide our work in preparing students for a rapidly changing world.