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Susanville School District

Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.

What can families see about funding and decisions?

California formula-funded district; current spending figures are not in the available board agendas

Susanville is a small public district serving three schools. California districts generally receive most operating support through the state’s Local Control Funding Formula, which is driven in part by student attendance and provides extra support for students with greater needs. The district’s published agendas show its board considering budgets and plans, but do not include the adopted financial tables or minutes needed to confirm outcomes.

A five-member board governs the district

The Board of Trustees sets meeting agendas and considers districtwide budget, policy, staffing, and facilities items. Families can attend its regular meetings at the district office.

The current record has a financial-data gap

The collected agendas include budget hearings and proposed approvals, but no adopted budget document with revenue, spending, or per-student figures. That means this page cannot responsibly state current spending per student.

ELOP space is the clearest ongoing project

Several agendas refer to modular classroom space for McKinley’s Expanded Learning Opportunity Program. The records show planned steps, not a published approval or completion record.

A missing budget table or meeting minute in this public archive does not show that the district lacks the information; it means the information was not part of this collected record.

Where the district stands

District schoolscontext
3 schools

NCES lists three schools for Susanville Elementary (the state directory name for Susanville School District) in 2024-25; this is context rather than a collected-board-document fact.

Board records reviewedcontext
13 documents

Twelve dated agendas and one budget/LCAP hearing notice from August 2025 through August 2026.

Published minutes available herecontext
0 minutes

The official recurring archive supplied agendas only, so proposed agenda actions cannot be treated as completed decisions.

Current per-student spendingcontext
Not established data gap

No collected adopted budget or spending report states this figure.

Major projects

McKinley ELOP modular-classroom project

Planned; approval and completion are not established by the available agendas

The November 2025 agenda listed purchase of two modular classrooms for McKinley’s Expanded Learning Opportunity Program. Later agendas continued to list ELOP building updates and a construction contract pending final DSA approval.

Next: A future agenda, minutes, contract record, or facilities update would need to establish approval, construction timing, and opening date.
  1. Agenda lists two modular classrooms for McKinley ELOP for consideration
  2. Agenda lists an ELOP classroom update
  3. Agenda lists a site-work construction contract pending final DSA approval

Funding

Expanded Learning Opportunity Program; no amount was stated in the available agendas

The agendas do not establish whether the proposed purchase or contract was approved.

TK-8 mathematics curriculum proposal

Proposed for board consideration; outcome not established

The May 2026 agenda listed adoption of Amplify Desmos Math California for TK-5 and Curriculum Associates I-Ready Math California for grades 6-8. No collected minutes or later record confirms whether the board approved or implemented either program.

Next: Published minutes, a curriculum purchase record, or a district implementation update would be needed to confirm the decision and rollout.
  1. Agenda lists proposed adoption of named TK-5 and 6-8 mathematics curricula

Funding

Not stated in the collected agenda

The agenda does not identify a purchase amount or implementation cost.

This page uses the district’s official board-agenda archive and the NCES public district directory for limited context. Agenda entries describe matters scheduled for consideration; without published minutes, they do not establish the board’s final action.

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