Avisahi Ramirez

The agenda includes the consideration of contractual agreements for the Community Day School with Pleasant View Elementary and for the IRC with Sunnyside Elementary. The board will review health benefit increases for employees, student teacher MOU agreements, and upcoming field trips for 5th and 6th-grade students. Additional items include library media service agreements, fiscal year budget limits, the Consolidated Application and Reporting Systems (CARS), and a piggyback bus purchase. Furthermore, the meeting will cover personnel assignments including new hires and resignations, alongside departmental reports regarding training, cafeteria updates, bond status, and superintendent updates on enrollment and school operations.

The agenda includes the consideration of the 2023/2024 School Accountability Report Card and the 2023/2024 audit report. The Board will deliberate on the Capturing Kids Hearts proposal for the upcoming school year, the adoption of a board meeting calendar for 2025, and a proclamation for recognized dates. Additional business topics cover mileage reimbursement rates, conference attendance, district bill approvals, and reports from the superintendent regarding enrollment, events, facilities, and staffing. The meeting will conclude with a closed session for personnel concerns.

The board meeting agenda includes public hearings for the district budget and the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) for the 2024/2025 school year. Key business items involve the authorization of various inter-fund loans and budget transfers, approval of a legal services consortium, ratification of the superintendent's contract, and the implementation of programs including injury and violence prevention, integrated pest management, and technology support. Additional topics cover district bills, an MOU with Central State University College of Education, the declaration of need for fully qualified educators, and administrative reports on enrollment, summer maintenance, school sports, and various projects.

The agenda for the meeting includes items such as the transfer of ERMHS funds, the purchase of a new bus using ESSER III funds, and the ratification of the collective bargaining agreement between the district and the teachers association. Further discussion topics include the approval of the 2023/24 classified salary schedule, the 2024/2025 school calendar, and a corrective action plan regarding audit findings for class size enrollment. The board will also review business and superintendent reports, discuss meeting scheduling for future months including budget and LCAP approvals, and deliberate on closed session items.

The board meeting agenda included several action items for consideration, including the adoption of the elementary school wellness policy, the LCAP federal addendum, and the disposal of district buses. Additionally, the board reviewed the annual developer fee report, budget revisions, and the first interim report with positive certification. The business report featured updates on fiscal and cafeteria audits, while the superintendent reported on district enrollment, upcoming STEM week activities, staffing updates, and the California Dashboard.