Andrea Aguilar-Nuno

The meeting included discussions on various topics such as ensuring safety and equity through structured and supportive discipline policies, personnel reports, and several agreements with educational services and consulting companies. The board also addressed budget adjustments, acceptance of donations, and agreements related to health benefits and payroll services. Additionally, the board approved new courses, resolutions for National Special Education Day and the 50th Anniversary of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, and comprehensive school safety plans.

The meeting included reports from board members on various visits and conferences. Discussions covered topics such as teacher respect, student wraparound services, and full funding for education. The board also recognized Zamboni Middle School for its redesignation as a School to Watch. Additionally, the board introduced and welcomed newly appointed administrators, emphasizing the district's commitment to professional growth and the benefits of promoting from within.

The study session of the Board of Education included discussions and presentations on various topics. A community survey on term limits was presented, covering the methodology used to gather data from likely voters, including telephone and online responses. The survey addressed top issues facing the school district, voter opinions on term limits, and potential impacts such as costs associated with holding an election on the matter. The survey also gauged opinions on whether term limits would lead to a loss of experience and knowledge among board members, or if they would bring fresh perspectives and new ideas.

The meeting included discussions about the procedure for placing items on the agenda, with a clarification that the board president and superintendent review the agenda before approval. There was also a discussion regarding the minutes, including a request to make sure the minutes reflect what is being said. The board also discussed the format of the minutes, and voted to return to summary minutes.

The meeting included reports on school activities, athletics, academics, and extracurricular activities from various high schools. Discussions covered college signing day events, first-generation college family nights, AP testing, and upcoming proms. Celebrations of student achievements, recognition of teachers and staff, and events such as kindness week and freshman orientation were highlighted. The board also heard about community engagement activities, including job training opportunities, Mother's Day celebrations, and blood drives.