District overview
Lakeport Unified School District
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
How Lakeport Unified plans its next school year
Lakeport Unified is a small K-12 district governed by a five-member, at-large elected board. Its public record shows the board adopting the 2026-27 budget and Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP), which sets district goals and services.
State and local funding
The district plans through California's LCFF and LCAP process; the approved budget records the assumptions used for 2026-27.
Five-member elected board
Board members are elected at large and act in public meetings on budgets, policy, curriculum, employment, and facilities.
Four main school sites
The district identifies Lakeport Elementary, Terrace Middle, Clear Lake High, and Lakeport Alternative Education Center as its schools and programs.
Where the district stands
Major projects
2026-27 LCAP and original budget
approvedThe board approved the 2026-27 LCAP, its parent budget overview, the 2025-26 annual update, and the original budget and projections.
- Public hearing on proposed LCAP and budget
- Board agenda listed adoption and original-budget action
- Embedded approved minutes record approval
Funding
California LCFF and district budget
The packet does not make one project total clear.
Recent news
This page summarizes official Lakeport Unified board materials and distinguishes agenda proposals from actions confirmed in embedded approved minutes.
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