Natalia Aguirre-Mazzi

The committee meeting included a board member update, a presentation on the 2026 Developer Fee Justification Study by School Works Inc., and a review of the 2026 Developer Fee presentation. Following the presentation of data, the committee discussed the rationale and implementation of the developer fee study, ultimately moving to accept the State Allocation Board's recommendation to impose the maximum allowable fee amounts.

The Board of Education discussed and took action on several key topics, including the recognition of Adult Education Week and California School Bus Driver's Appreciation Day. The board addressed personnel reports, purchasing contracts, and notices of completion for various school projects. Key business items included the review of instructional material adoptions, a strategic plan update, technology reports, the adoption of a developer fee justification study, and a public hearing regarding increased developer fees. Additionally, the board discussed nominations for the Sacramento County Treasury Oversight Committee and proposed meeting dates for the 2026-2027 school year.

The committee meeting covered a range of topics, including an equity and student achievement presentation, updates on departmental and SELPA programs, and progress reports from various workgroups. Members discussed the inclusion of students with disabilities in equity initiatives, the consistency of resources and supports across different school sites, and challenges related to transportation and special education services. The committee also received information regarding upcoming events and future agenda items.

The Board of Education discussed and took action on several items, including the recognition of classified employees, approval of personnel and purchasing reports, and the disposition of surplus property. A resolution was adopted certifying the election order for November 2026. The Board also reviewed and approved the CEQA Notice of Exemption for the Mira Loma High School locker rooms improvement project. Additional business items included the discussion of new high school courses, a budget financial status report, and public hearings regarding charter school renewal petitions. Furthermore, the Board passed multiple resolutions related to the reduction or discontinuance of specific classified and certificated services.

The meeting included discussions on various personnel matters, collective bargaining, and anticipated litigation. Recognition was given to the classified employees of the year, and reports were provided by student council representatives and district committees. Approvals were granted for a purchasing report, disposal of surplus property, the school board election order for November 2026, and several construction management and facility lease amendments. New high school courses for the upcoming academic year were reviewed, and the Second Interim Financial Report was certified as positive. Public hearings were held regarding charter school renewal petitions for Aspire Alexander Twilight Secondary Academy and Aspire Alexander Twilight College Preparatory Academy, both of which were approved.