School Accountability Report Card (SARC)

(Due: October 31st - Or Last Buisness Day in Oct.)

STEP 1: Learn about SARC

Background

SARCs are intended to provide the public with important information about each public school and to communicate a school's progress in achieving its goals.

In the years since the passage of Proposition 98, additional requirements for school accountability reporting and dissemination have been established through legislation. Most SARC requirements are codified in California Education Code (EC) sections 33126 and 33126.1. In addition, similar requirements are contained in the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) legislation

STEP 2: Update Your Annual SARC

Instructions on Filling out SARC School Sections

Please locate your school’s “SARC 2025-26” file in this folder.
Please read the introduction to the file thoroughly.
Data from last year’s SARC has been pre-filled in this year’s file, so please read through each section and update or replace what’s in the file as necessary.
As you complete each section, please initial the corresponding line in the SARC Update Checklist toward the beginning of the file (right after the memo).
If you have any questions about filling out your SARC information, please feel free to email your Strategic Resource Planning Network Specialist or Pete Mummert at peter.mummert@ousd.org.

25-26SY District SARCs

Quick Guide: to complete REQUIRED Annual Updates

Fully Complete: SARC (Blank) Sections

Section 1: Welcome Message from Site Leader (bottom p. 2)
Section 2: Contact Information" ( p. 2)

SARC (Pre-filled) Sections to Review/Update

Section 6: Update the "year" for the safety plan that was approved by SSC in the narrative
Section 8: Partial Staff Development/PD Days (for the most recent school year)

Complete SARC

Review - the full SARC Memo for accuracy
Initial - p. 2 checklist indicating completion
Share - your SARC with your Network SRP Specialist, indicating you are finished

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