Districts & Schools
Six Districts. A Common Purpose.
Pick a district or a school and its record opens here. Profile, readiness, agreements, timeline, and every deliverable that mentions it.
Elementary · Middle · High and alternative · district dots: MOU · MSA · CA-NDPA
Rio SD
Ventura County · 5,208 students
9 schools · LCFF
TK–8 · 839
Rio Del Sol STEAM Academy
Target · K, 3rd, And 6th
TK–5 · 405
Rio Lindo Elementary
Target · 3rd (Yr 1) · +5th (Yr 2)
6–8 · 637
Rio Vista Middle
Target · 6th
Mount Pleasant
Santa Clara County · 1,497 students
5 schools · LCFF
6–8 · 397
August Boeger Middle
Target · 6th
TK–5 · 304
Robert Sanders Elementary
Target · 3rd
TK–8 / TK–5 · 639
Ida Jew Academy / Valle Vista
Target · 6th
Milpitas USD
Santa Clara County · 10,192 students
19 schools · LCFF
7–8 · 693
Rancho Milpitas Middle
Target · 7th
9–12 · 2,926
Milpitas High
Target · 9th
9–12 Alt · 105
Calaveras Hills High
Target · Whole School
Sunnyvale SD
Santa Clara County · 5,682 students
10 schools · Basic Aid
TK–5 · 372
Lakewood Elementary
Target · 5th
6–8 · 1,053
Sunnyvale Middle
Target · 6th
6–8 · 697
Columbia Middle
Target · 6th
Agreements
Three Instruments Per District.
A memorandum of understanding with SCCOE; a master services agreement and the California Student Data Privacy Agreement with Impacter Pathway. The data processing terms sit inside the master services agreement. Status is as recorded in the cohort tracker; MOU records come from the executed PDFs.
| District | MOU · SCCOE | MSA · Impacter Pathway | CA-NDPA · Impacter Pathway | MOU Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rio SDVentura County | Executed | Executed | Executed | |
| Mount PleasantSanta Clara County | Executed | Executed | Executed | |
| Milpitas USDSanta Clara County | Executed | Executed | Executed | |
| Sunnyvale SDSanta Clara County | Executed | Executed | Executed | |
| San Diego USDSan Diego County | Executed | Executed | Executed | |
| Lake Tahoe USDEl Dorado County | Executed | Executed | Executed |
Baseline Capacity
Board-Adopted LCAP Investment.
Every district in the cohort funds behavioral health from its own board-adopted Local Control and Accountability Plan: more than $21 million a year across the six, and none of it BHSSA money. Each figure is quoted from the adopted plan and cites the action it sits under. The six plans are published in full here.
| District | Board-Adopted Behavioral Health Investment | LCAP Year And Action | Adopted Plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rio SDVentura County | $2,859,585 · Action 3.5 Health & Wellness: Student Services | 2026–27 LCAP, Action 3.5 | LCAP |
| Mount PleasantSanta Clara County | $198,655 · Action 1.6 · 1.0 FTE Psychologist | 2025–26 LCAP, Action 1.6 | LCAP |
| Milpitas USDSanta Clara County | $4,700,005 · Action 2.6 (LREBG, Expiring) + $324,398 · Action 2.10 MTSS | 2026–27 LCAP, Actions 2.6 and 2.10 | LCAP |
| Sunnyvale SDSanta Clara County | $6,931,107 · Action 1.2 Targeted Staffing | 2026–27 LCAP, Action 1.2 | LCAP |
| San Diego USDSan Diego County | $4,674,965 · Action 1.1 District-Wide Wellness | 2025–27 LCAP, Action 1.1 | LCAP |
| Lake Tahoe USDEl Dorado County | $1,713,138 · Two Actions, Counselors & Wellness | 2026–27 LCAP, Two Actions | LCAP |
Keep The Unit Of Analysis Clear
A district record describes partnership context. A school record describes the school, its population and implementation conditions. County-level services connect to a school only where the source supports it.