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The board's 619 policies now have searchable Spanish titles. Every school page shows who teaches there. The site behaves on a phone. And two bugs in our own data — doubled English Learner counts and 22 broken Spanish transcripts — that we found and fixed.

There's a search box now. Type a school, a topic, a dollar figure — it searches six years of public record in English or Spanish, and links straight to the document, not just the meeting that mentioned it.

Three RCSD-authorized charters were a 404 on the site for months because a branch never merged. Tonight they're live, the /schools/ index has three sections instead of one, and the MCP tool can finally see what each board item actually proposes.

Two weeks ago I launched rcsd.info with 58 meetings. Yesterday I announced it at the board meeting. In between, the corpus tripled.

Public school districts produce a staggering amount of public data, but almost none of it is easy to find or understand. I built rcsd.info to change that.