Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)

The Modoc Joint Unified School District (MJUSD) serves a diverse group of students with the goal to: "Provide a quality education by leading, assisting and motivating all students to establish and achieve goals to become responsible and productive citizens." The ethnic makeup of our student population is 68.2% identify White, 18% Hispanic, and 7.2% Native American. 64.1% of our students qualify as Low Income. 4.6% are English Learners (EL). 1.6% are foster youth. Our local control funding formula (LCFF) unduplicated count rolling average is estimated to be 66.60% for 2019-20. We serve approximately 870 students TK through 12th grade at 6 quality schools: 1 traditional high school, 1 middle school, 1 continuation high school, 1 community day school and 2 elementary schools.

MJUSD serves students from Alturas, Cedarville, Canby, Likely, Davis Creek, New Pine Creek, Madeline, and the surrounding areas. Alturas has a population of roughly 2,500 people. The median income is $32,411, well below the state average of $71,805. The crime rate is very high, nearly three times the U.S. average. That being said, the community is still perceived to be safe. Most jobs are found in the public sector. Home prices are one-fourth the state average. Alturas is part of Modoc County, population 9,184. The median household income for the county is $43,748, up compared to Alturas but still well below the state average. Modoc County provides many opportunities for outdoor recreation in the Modoc National Forest.

MJUSD strives to provide its students with opportunities both in and out of the classroom. We send students out of the area frequently so they can get a taste of what is available to them. We offer music to students in grades K-12. We have excellent shop programs, offer AP courses, STEM, Drama, and a full athletic program. The District tries to provide a variety of options for a small group of students who have a wide array of interests.

LEARN MORE

LCAP State Priorities and Local Control Funding Formula

OLDER LCAPS

2023-24 LCAP

2023-24 LCAP ESSA Federal Addendum

Monitoring Goals, Actions, and Resources for the 2023-24 LCAP

2022-23 LCAP

2021-22 LCAP

2020-21 Budget Overview for Parents

2020-21 Learning Continuity and Attendance Plan

2019-20 LCAP

2018-19 LCAP

2017-18 LCAP

2016-17 LCAP

2015-16 LCAP

2014-15 LCAP

Superintendent's Office
(530) 233-7201 x 101

Click link to view: