The School LAND Trust Program, established by the legislature in 1999, distributes the “annual dividend” from the permanent State School Fund through school districts to all public schools (including charter schools) in the state. School Community Councils, or Charter Trust Land Councils, in each school prepare a plan to address the greatest academic need with the dividend. Local School Boards approve the plans in the spring and schools with approved plans receive funding in the summer for the next school year. Plans for the upcoming school year and reports on expenditures and plan implementation are reviewed by local boards annually. Funding for the program flows through the district business administrators and goes through the same audit procedures as other school funding.
| School | Actual Funding
2019-20 |
Actual Funding
2020-2021 |
Actual Funding
2021-22 |
Actual Funding
2022-23 |
Actual Funding
2023-2024 |
| Riverside | $78,789.00 | $72,247.00 | $81,099.00 | $75,613.43 | $86,619.00 |
Land Trust Summary 2022-2023
GOAL #1: ELA: Riverside will increase by 10% the number of students scoring at or above grade level by targeting specific skills students need in order to attain an average of at least one year of growth by year-end.
GOAL #2: Math: Riverside will increase by 10% the number of students scoring at or above grade level by targeting specific skills students need in order to attain an average of at least one year of growth by year-end.
Land Trust Final Report 2020 - 2021
Land Trust Final Report 2019 - 2020