Michael Stollman

The board meeting included the recognition of an educator for significant contributions to the Altadena campus and Ferndale High School. A staff member was presented with the Classified Superintendent Award for outstanding service. Additionally, the CSEA Chico Chapter President recognized a campus supervisor for his service and upcoming retirement. The meeting also featured public comments regarding the need for improved physical space for the ACCESS program at Hooker Oak Elementary School and a discussion on the importance of public access to school grounds after hours.

The Board of Education conducted an annual performance evaluation of the superintendent, determining that the superintendent progressed successfully throughout the school year. The board also reviewed the consent calendar, which included items regarding field trips for competitive cheer and media arts. Additionally, the board held a governance workshop to discuss their self-evaluation results, community partner services, and strategic goals for the upcoming year, focusing on improving stakeholder engagement, transparency, and inclusivity for diverse student groups such as the LGBTQ community and special education students, while reinforcing their mission and equity statements.

The Personnel Commission reviewed several personnel-related items, including job announcements for various school roles, the establishment of eligible and seniority lists, and the revision of multiple job descriptions. Additionally, they considered a new job description and salary placement for an Intermediate Office Assistant, reviewed the CSEA Salary Schedule, and discussed a proposed re-organization of the Nutrition Services Department. The meeting also included an executive session for the evaluation of the Executive Director of Classified Human Resources.

This Demographic Analysis and Student Housing Report for the Chico Unified School District provides a comprehensive overview of historical and projected demographic trends and their impact on student enrollments and long-range facility planning. The report analyzes student generation factors, residential development, enrollment and resident projections, and funding mechanisms for facilities. Its primary purpose is to assist in proactive planning to accommodate projected student growth through the 2022-2023 school year, ensuring the provision of appropriate and equitable facilities.

This Athletics Master Plan outlines proposed modifications and new construction for physical education and athletic facilities at Chico High School and Pleasant Valley High School. Key areas of focus include adding permanent restrooms, bleachers, and concession facilities, proposing a new football stadium at Chico High School, and modernizing existing facilities such as gym air-conditioning, locker rooms, and sports equipment at Pleasant Valley High School. The plan also details upgrades for multi-use facilities to support various sports.