Bullis Charter’s 2026-27 LCFF Budget Overview indicates the school will receive $255,020 in supplemental and concentration LCFF funds tied to foster youth, English learners, and low-income students, and plans to spend $686,595 to increase or improve services for these high-needs students as described in its LCAP. This is significantly more than the generated supplemental funding, suggesting a deliberate investment in targeted supports and programs. The document does not break down specific actions or vendors, implying that multiple instructional, intervention, and support services will be designed and funded under this umbrella.For vendors providing curriculum, tutoring/intervention programs, EL supports, social-emotional learning, data tools, or professional development, this represents a planning-stage opportunity to align offerings with Bullis’s high-needs student goals. A useful next conversation would focus on how to document measurable impact in the LCAP and integrate services into the 2026-27 implementation timeline.

The school’s prior year (2025-26) LCAP budgeted $588,092 and actually spent $575,596 on similar high-needs services, indicating an ongoing, multi-year investment pattern.