Eureka City Schools Plan for Student Achievement

A School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) is a document that outlines a school's goals, strategies, and funding allocations to improve student outcomes, particularly for students in need of additional support. Required by California law, the SPSA is developed by each school’s School Site Council (SSC) and aligns with district and state priorities.

For Eureka City Schools (ECS) parents and guardians, it’s important to know that:

• The SPSA details how federal and state funding is used to support academic programs, intervention services, and student success.
• Parents and guardians can provide input on the SPSA by participating in School Site Council meetings or engaging with school leadership.
• The SPSA is updated annually based on student performance data and community feedback.

Staying informed about the SPSA ensures that families have a voice in shaping their children's educational experiences and priorities at ECS schools.