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2025 CAPK Annual Report
2024-2025 Head Start Annual Report
CAPK Strategic Plan 2026 - 2029
2025 One Sheet Spanish
2025 One-Sheet English
Community Action Plan and Needs Assessment 2026-27
2024 Financial Report
2024 Board Roster
CAPK Financial Report 2022
 

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CAPK is governed by a volunteer tri-partite board of directors comprised of 15 representatives: five from the public sector, five low-income representatives, and five from the private sector/community.

The Board of Directors is responsible for determining program policies, plans and priorities, evaluating progress against performance, approving all program proposals and budgets, and enforcing compliance with all grant conditions.

Board meetings follow Brown Act requirements and are open to the public.

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For information about CAPK and its programs or to schedule an interview with CAPK staff or Board members, please call:

  • James Burger

    Outreach and Advocacy Coordinator

    Phone: (661) 336-5236 X1103;

    jburger@capk.org
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