Proposition 39 (“Prop. 39”) is a state law passed by California voters in 2000, which requires school districts to make facilities (including both classroom and non-classroom spaces) available to public charter schools serving students who reside in the district.
After the passage of Prop. 39, each school district must make available, to each eligible charter school operating in the district, facilities sufficient for the charter school to accommodate all of its in-district students in conditions reasonably equivalent to those in which the students would be accommodated if they were attending other public schools of the district.
Summer School Request Form
Emergency Contact Information Form
After Hours Request Form
Co - Location Principal's Resource Guide
Co - Location Bulletin 5532.1
iSTAR
California Dept. of Education
SSO
Single Sign-On
LASPD
SharePoint
Principal's Portal
ISSP
Leasing
ADA Compliance
Suspected Child Abuse Report (SCAR) Form
Facilities Alterations Request Form
CDE Prop. 39 Implementing Regulations
CDE Prop. 39 Implementing Regulations
Parent Student Handbook
Policies and Procedures
VISITORS TO SCHOOL CAMPUSES AND LOCKED CAMPUSES DURING CLASS HOURS AT ALL SCHOOLS
ESTABLISHING AND ADMINISTERING SCHOOL/OFFICE VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
LAUSD CAMPUSES AS SAFE ZONES AND RESOURCE CENTERS
ADMINISTRATIVE SEARCHES TO ENSURE SCHOOL SAFETY
VENDORS AT OR NEAR SCHOOL CAMPUSES
DAILY FLUSHING REQUIREMENTS
POLICY ON RESTROOM ACCESS, CLEANLINESS AND REPAIR
SCHOOL SITE KEY CONTROL
ACCESSING AND SECURING SITES DURING SCHOOL HOURS, NON SCHOOL HOURS, AND HOLIDAY BREAKS
PROCEDURES FOR THIRD-PARTY USE OF SCHOOL FACILITIES
CONTROL OF SITE EQUIPMENT
INVENTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR EQUIPMENT PURCHASED THROUGH CATEGORICAL PROGRAM FUNDS
INVENTORY OF STUDENT BODY OWNED EQUIPMENT
WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FOR POSSESSION OF DISTRICT EQUIPMENT OFF-SITE
PROCEDURES FOR HANDLING DISTURBANCES, OR DEMONSTRATIONS ON OR ADJACENT TO SCHOOL SITES
EXPLOSIVE DEVICE THREATS AND SUSPICIOUS OBJECTS
CRISIS PREPAREDNESS, RESPONSE AND RECOVERY
LOCKDOWN AND RAPID RELOCATION PROCEDURES FOR ALL SCHOOLS
COMPLETING AND UPDATING THE INTEGRATED SAFE SCHOOL PLAN (ISSP)
EMERGENCY DRILLS AND PROCEDURES
INTER-CAMPUS/DISTRICT WIDE SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS TEST
SCHOOL SITE EMERGENCY/DISASTER SUPPLIES
SCHOOL EMERGENCY RESPONSE BOXES
STUDENT EMERGENCY INFORMATION FORM AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH, SPANISH, KOREAN, & CHINESE
SCHOOL TRAFFIC SAFETY
IMPLEMENTING A SAFETY VALET PROGRAM AT SCHOOLS
INCIDENT SYSTEM TRACKING ACCOUNTABILITY REPORT (ISTAR)
HOW TO OBTAIN A DISTRICT SINGLE SIGN-ON AND EMAIL ACCOUNT
CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
SUICIDE PREVENTION, INTERVENTION AND POSTVENTION (STUDENTS)
DISCIPLINE FOUNDATION POLICY: SCHOOL-WIDE POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION AND SUPPORT
TRANSGENDER STUDENTS - ENSURING EQUITY AND NONDISCRIMINATION
STUDENT AND EMPLOYEE SECURITY
WORKPLACE VIOLENCE, BULLYING AND THREATS (ADULT TO ADULT)
BULLYING AND HAZING POLICY (STUDENT TO STUDENT AND STUDENT TO ADULT)
CODE OF CONDUCT WITH STUDENTS - DISTRIBUTION AND DISSEMINATION REQUIREMENT
ETHICS POLICIES
INJURY AND ILLNESS PREVENTION PROGRAM (IIPP) REQUIREMENTS
DRUG, ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO FREE WORKPLACE
PREVENTIVE MEASURES AND MANDATORY PROCEDURES FOR STUDENTS WHO VIOLATE LAWS REGARDING DRUGS, ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, AND OTHER INTOXICANTS
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