Board Advisory Committee On School Construction Meeting Agenda And Minutes
The committee reviewed several facility and operational items, including the disposal of E-Waste and the purchase of furniture for Moderate/Severe Special Day Class classrooms. Discussions and updates were held regarding the staff housing project, the Gabilan administrative office, the high school stadium and wellness center projects, and the construction of new classroom buildings. Additionally, the committee addressed the program management agreement, geotechnical and engineering service ratifications, and the implementation plan, while also planning for the re-establishment of committee membership.
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The committee reviewed and discussed the 2026-2027 LCAP draft updates, specifically addressing concerns regarding budget carryovers, program funding, and potential position reductions. Members requested additional data on program efficacy and student outcomes to inform their decision-making process. Due to requests for revisions based on committee input, no formal action was taken on recommending the draft to the Board.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Soledad Unified School District LCAP Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee meeting focused on reviewing the 2026-2027 LCAP Annual Update, including strategic fiscal strategies and program protections. Discussion topics included expanding the AVID program, financial aid awareness for students, the transition of assessment programs like Renaissance and Seesaw, training for bullying and cyberbullying prevention, and strategies to increase student attendance. Additionally, the committee explored family engagement initiatives, including interpretation services and school uniform policies, and evaluated the expansion of evaluation programs for staff.
Mar 11, 2026·Board meeting
Soledad Unified School District Governing Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed potential budget reductions, including the possibility of laying off certificated and classified staff due to declining enrollment and a $3 million deficit, and emphasized the need to explore alternative cost-saving measures such as freezing overtime, canceling furniture reconfigurations, and reviewing contractual services. The meeting included presentations on attendance improvement efforts, special education updates, the 2024-25 audit report, and the 2025-26 second interim report. Various resolutions were adopted, including those recognizing Cesar Chavez Day, School Social Work Week, and calling for November 2026 elections. Additionally, the board approved the purchase of privacy booths for student counseling, discussed personnel appointments, and reviewed several consent items, including agreements for student programs and services.
