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Oct 12, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Personnel Commission of Lynwood Unified School District Regular Meeting Agenda
The meeting includes the administration of the oath of office for an interim appointee, the reorganization of the commission's leadership, and the review and approval of the previous fiscal year's annual report. Other agenda items involve approving expenditures for various professional training and conference organizations for the upcoming school year, reviewing and ratifying eligibility lists for several positions, and discussing ongoing job recruitments.
Jun 29, 2026·
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The agenda focuses on administrative updates, including personnel office reorganization, staff responsibilities, and a response to a reclassification request submitted by a Data Analyst. The commission will review and approve various eligibility lists for district positions and conduct a closed session for the performance evaluation of the Director of Classified Personnel.
Jun 25, 2026·Board meeting
Lynwood Unified School District Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting included the recognition of 22 district retirees, with a review of their years of service. A presentation was delivered regarding the district's progress on local indicators as part of the California school dashboard, focusing on basic services, state standards, parent and family engagement, school climate, and broad course of study. Discussions were held on improving English learner reclassification rates, strategies for college and career readiness, and the role of CTE pathways in meeting academic requirements.
Jun 4, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The Board meeting included the approval of several resolutions, including the commendation of student representatives for the 2025-2026 school year and the excusal of board member absences from a previous meeting. Significant action items included approving multiple facility agreements, such as hazardous material inspection services for the Lynwood High School Imperial Campus, the removal of hazardous materials from old hydraulic lifts, and the purchase of synthetic turf for new sports fields. The Board also rejected a bid proposal for the Lynwood High School Imperial modernization project due to excessive costs and incomplete information. Consent agenda items covered educational grants for a garden at Washington Elementary, interactive science assemblies for early childhood education, and various administrative and financial approvals for curriculum adoption, professional development, and inter-fund cash borrowing.
