Jamie Fitch

The meeting agenda included establishing a quorum, a closed session for personnel and negotiations, and the Pledge of Allegiance. Key discussion items were a presentation on the Westminster Woods Report, recognition of February students, and a public hearing regarding development fees. Administrative functions included reports from the Superintendent covering enrollment, literacy night, career fair, open house/BBQ, and dances. The consent agenda items involved approving minutes from the February meeting, warrants/accounts payable, resolutions concerning the second interim financial report and increasing school developer facilities fees, the annual auditor contract, the transportation plan, and various policies. Business and financial matters included accepting a retirement incentive. Personnel actions involved a resolution regarding non-re-election of a probationary certificated employee and acceptance of a certificated employee's resignation/retirement. Advanced planning included scheduling the next meeting date for April 14, 2026.

The board meeting included a review and approval of the agenda, recognition of students, and presentations on CJSF & RTI information. The board also discussed first readings of board policy updates, superintendent and board functions, enrollment report, audit extension, and Christmas concert. The consent agenda included minutes from a previous meeting, warrants/account payable, policies, and the Brittan School Calendar for 2026-2027. The board reviewed the first interim-resolution 2025-13, collective bargaining agreements, and the hiring of a certificated employee for the 25-26 school year. Advanced planning included agenda items and future meeting dates.

The Local Control and Accountability Plan for Brittan Elementary School District outlines strategic goals and actions to enhance educational outcomes and student well-being. It focuses on two primary goals: providing high-quality education with targeted enrichment and intervention to ensure student preparedness for high school, college, and careers; and promoting student engagement while maintaining a safe, healthy, and welcoming learning environment for all students and their families. The plan emphasizes improving academic achievement, addressing performance gaps for high-needs students, increasing attendance, and strengthening community involvement through strategic actions and the utilization of Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) funds.

The meeting included presentations from BPAC and ASB. The board discussed recognized students and reviewed the superintendent's report, which included an enrollment report, BPAC events, field trips, and the Brittan Advisory Committee. The consent agenda included minutes from a previous meeting, warrants/accounts payable, the Comprehensive School Safety Plan, and Williams Valenzuela Uniform Complaints. The board also discussed a resolution authorizing the filing of applications for State Allocation Board-Administered Programs for Brittan Elementary School District.

The meeting included a public hearing on the Pupil Textbook and Instruction Materials Incentive Program, a presentation to welcome new staff members, and reports from the Superintendent covering enrollment, test scores, presentation schedules, and Back to School Night. The board also discussed policies, resolutions for the Pupil Textbook Instructional Materials Incentive Program and GANN Limit, and the Unaudited Actuals for 2024-2025. Additionally, they addressed the Education Protection Account (EPA) for the 2025-2026 school year and a resignation within the classified personnel.