Campbell Union School District

The board convened to adopt the agenda and formally authorized the District to proceed with an audio-visual system upgrade for Blackford's Multiuse Building in partnership with Avidex, with an estimated project cost of $117,594.88.

The Governing Board meeting included discussions on several educational and operational topics. Key items included a public hearing on increasing school facilities developer fees, an update on continuous improvement work at Blackford Elementary School, and an overview of the Art, Innovation, and Music program. The Board adopted new curricula for mathematics, history-social science, and English language development. Additionally, the Board reviewed various consent items, such as curriculum adoption materials, staff appointments, and facility improvement projects, including HVAC upgrades and artificial turf replacement. A run-off election for the CSBA Delegate Assembly was conducted, and resolutions regarding school facilities fees were passed.

The Governing Board discussed and received reports on several topics, including updates on the Universal Meals Program, the Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS), and the results of employee, student, and family surveys. Communications were reviewed, including letters and emails regarding district certification, delegate assembly elections, and concerns about a music program. Consent agenda items approved included donations, expenditure and payroll reports, a resolution regarding the California Schools Healthy Air, Plumbing, and Efficiency Program, an agreement with Skills for Kids, Parents and Schools, an instructional materials report, and an overnight field trip request.

The Governing Board met to conduct regular business, including a closed session regarding labor negotiations, litigation, and a superintendent performance evaluation. During the regular session, the Board received reports from the Superintendent and subcommittee members. Key action items included the presentation and approval of the First Interim Report, a presentation on CAASPP data and response plans, and the first reading of revised Board Policies. The consent agenda included approvals for various donations, personnel reports, compensation resolutions, transportation rates, construction service agreements, and preschool and facility use fees. The Board also established the date for its Annual Organizational Meeting.

The Governing Board meeting included public comment and reports from the Superintendent and board members regarding district activities. Key presentations covered the Village School Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) and the annual student discipline report. The board reviewed proposed revisions to board policies and administrative regulations. Additionally, the board approved several items, including compensation increases for certificated and classified staff, a collective bargaining agreement with the California School Employees Association, the annual parcel tax report, various financial and expenditure reports, student placement agreements with external centers, and a request for an overnight field trip.