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Montevideo Elementary School

What the school’s public Site Council record says about planning, attendance, and the site budget. Part of San Ramon Valley Unified School District.

Who makes school-level plans?

Public School Site Council meetings

Montevideo’s School Site Council is a school-level group of parents and staff. Its bylaws say it develops the School Plan for Student Achievement, reviews proposed spending, and recommends the plan to the district board.

Local planning

The Council reviews student data and sets school goals before recommending the school plan to the district.

School-site funds

The Council’s bylaws include proposed spending from school allocations and the Montevideo Education Fund, also called the Mustang Fund.

Public record

The school page lists six 2025-26 meeting minutes, although three are currently linked through Google Docs that could not be collected as readable public records.

The records describe only the school-site budget and Council discussion. They do not show the school’s total spending or a final 2026-27 budget decision.

What is on the school record

Reported chronic absenteeism rateverified
13.2 percent

The minutes say this improved from 15.6% in 2024-25.

Reported site-budget decreaseverified
5 percent

The minutes estimate a roughly $10,000 shortfall after the reduction.

Major projects

2026-27 attendance goal

Proposed

The Council proposed lowering chronic absenteeism from 13.2% to 9.9% by June 2027. The plan includes student-connectedness work and family information about independent study.

Next: A later Council record is needed to confirm the approved 2026-27 plan.
  1. Council reviewed the proposed 2026-27 goal
  2. Target date stated in the proposed goal

Funding

Not stated in the collected minutes.

2026-27 school-site budget

Under discussion

The Council discussed a $10,000 budget gap and options to support library hours, classroom assistance, paper, literacy software, and three PE/science prep sections. It said no budget decision had been made.

Next: Budget decisions were deferred to the fall, according to the April minutes.
  1. Council reported the 5% reduction and estimated gap
  2. Council discussed options and deferred decisions to the fall

Funding

Possible Mustang Fund and PTA support was discussed; no final source was approved.

Reviewed all five collected official records: three School Site Council minutes, the Council bylaws, and the school’s Council archive page.

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