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BCS Facilities Allocation
LASD is required to provide facilities to BCS based on the number of BCS students who live within the district. These facilities were provided initially on the Egan campus, and then more recently split between Egan and Blach campuses. Beginning in 2028, facilities will be provided split between the Egan campus and the new San Antonio Campus.
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Click link here for 2013-14 BCS Facilities AllocationCommunity Engagement Information
Click link here for 2014-15 BCS Facilities Allocation (Original Request)
Click link here for 2014-19 Multi-Year Agreement
Click link here for 2019-20 BCS Facilities Allocation (Prop. 39 Requests and Responses)
Click link here for LASD BCS Proposed 10 Year Agreement
Click link here for LASD BCS 2 Year Interim Agreement for 2019-2021
Click link here for LASD Letter to BCS dated April 28, 2020
Click link here for Addendum to LASD BCS 2 Year Interim Agreement for 2021-2023
Click link here for Second Addendum to LASD BCS 2 Year Interim Agreement for 2023-2025
Click link here for Third Addendum to LASD BCS 2 Year Interim Agreement for 2025-2027
Frequently Asked Questions
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California's Proposition 39 provides the guidelines for facilities allocation for public charter schools. It requires that public school districts like LASD provide reasonably equivalent facilities to charter schools for in-district students, or those students who reside within the boundaries of the public school district. Prop. 39 includes an annual process to allocate facilities based on the number of in-district students enrolled in the charter.
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Since 2012, the district has been engaged in a community driven process to resolve our issue of 10 schools on 9 sites, as well as long term student enrollment growth. Time and again, our community consistently determined that a new 10th school site is the preferred approach to a long term facilities solution for all students. Thanks to community support for Measure N in 2014 and an innovative partnership with the City of Mountain View, the San Antonio Campus was purchased in 2019, and an extensive community engagement process that gathered input from thousands of community members determined that allocating the new campus to BCS was the only option supported by a majority.