Mikaela Vigil

The meeting included discussions and actions related to the approval of the current agenda and previous meeting minutes. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the consideration of a resolution concerning the Sequoia Road lease purchase arrangement and its submission to the public education department. This involved detailed explanations of the lease purchase agreement, its financial implications, and the process for approval and implementation.

The meeting included discussions and approvals of the agenda and September financials, as well as bank reconciliations. There was a presentation on budget adjustment requests related to teacher training and recruitment, and an increase in the operational budget via a Verizon grant. The council also considered the formation of an academic committee to review school data and compliance, and voted to establish the committee with Mrs. Zamora and Mrs. Lopez as members.

The meeting included discussions and actions on several key items. The governing council approved the current agenda and previous meeting minutes with a suggested correction. The July financials and bank reconciliations were reviewed and approved. Budget adjustment requests were presented and approved, including an increase for the C special capital outlay fund and the initial budget for the CSP grant. The council also considered revisions to the head administrator policy and discussed staff COVID leave.

The meeting included public comments, consideration for approval of the current agenda items, and discussion and approval of the previous governing council meeting minutes. The council discussed and approved the August financials and bank reconciliations, budget adjustment requests, and water safety guidance. The meeting also covered charter school documents related to the development acquisition of the Sequoia property.

The meeting included discussions and decisions on several key items. The agenda was amended to move item 12 to item eight. The council reviewed and approved the minutes from the previous meeting with adjustments to the numbering. The May financials and bank reconciliations were reviewed and approved, highlighting the school's strong financial position, with a bank balance of $5.15 million. The council also discussed and approved the 2025-2026 academic calendar, which includes adjustments to instructional days and home visits to maximize funding. Additionally, the council approved the updated wellness policy to ensure compliance and the financial services agreement with ACES.