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District Dashboard

Our goal for accountability is to report valid, accurate, clean data to all necessary government entities so that we can respond well to all accountability measures and engage in resources to help our students succeed. We also work to make sure that schools and teachers utilize effective responses to data, since the classroom level is the most important level of access for our students.

Accountability and Assessment comprises much more than state scores and testing. We assess student attendance and behavior and social-emotional health. We engage in the accountability processes of our state (through the Dashboard, for example) while also voluntarily holding ourselves to high standards for student success (through the Scoreboard, for example). Our aim is to be transparent at all levels and to respond to assessment data honestly and effectively.

Interactive Dashboard

Welcome to LVJUSD's interactive district-wide data dashboard. This customizable dashboard brings together real-time aggregate data from across our schools, offering our community a dynamic, user-friendly view into district metrics, including demographics, student achievement, attendance, enrollment trends, and more.

The dashboard is updated yearly, allowing the LVJUSD community to explore key performance indicators through tables, charts, filters, and visualizations, empowering efficient monitoring without requiring deep technical skills. Users can engage in drill-downs, apply date-range filters, and view interactive segments, making it an ideal tool for data-informed governance and transparent decision-making.

As part of our broader commitment to data transparency and continuous improvement, this dashboard supports strategic oversight by providing clear visuals of progress toward district goals and empowering the LVJUSD community to identify trends, successes, and areas for growth at a glance.

For questions about the dashboard, please contact Matt Hart, Director of Assessment and Accountability (mhart@lvjusd.org), or Michelle Pechette, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services (mpechette@lvjusd.org).

Click on the "2" on the left side of the dashboard to select school specific and student subgroup data.

California State Dashboard

The California Dashboard is the primary way that our state evaluates the effectiveness of districts and schools. It gives a “score” for each district and school in twelve different areas:

  1. Chronic Absenteeism

  2. Suspension Rate

  3. English Learner Progress

  4. Graduation Rate

  5. College/Career Readiness

  6. English Language Arts

  7. Mathematics

  8. Teachers, Instructional Materials, and Facilities

  9. Implementation of Academic Standards

  10. Parent and Family Engagement

  11. Local Climate Survey

  12. Access to a Broad Course of Study

CAASPP and the ELPAC are major measurements within the Dashboard, along with other data such as attendance, suspensions, and number of graduates. The state uses the Dashboard to determine those school systems in need of extra work and help, designating districts as in need of “Differentiated Assistance” and school as in need of “Additional Targeted Support and Improvement.” Results are reported in December of each school year, and these results are always for the previous school year.

Local Control and Accountability Plan - LCAP

Under new funding rules outlined in the California 2013-14 Budget Act, school districts are required to adopt Local Control and Accountability Plans (LCAP) that describes the actions, services and expenditures that support student growth. The LCAP clarifies how programs/services will be measurably improved in quantity or quality, proportionate to the increase in funding. It also requires the engagement of parents, staff, students and other educational partners in the building of the LCAP. The LCAP is a three-year plan that was initially adopted by July 1, 2014, and is updated each year. The Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District submits its annual LCAP to the California Department of Education by July 1 of each year. The plan details our district's goals and specific steps to accomplishing them, including how we will apply LCFF funding to meet those goals.  

For more information on the LVJUSD LCAP, CLICK HERE.