San Bernardino County Board of Education Regular Meeting And Public Hearing
The Board meeting included the adoption of the 2026-2027 Local Control and Accountability Plan and the proposed 2026-27 County Schools' Service Fund Budget. The Board reviewed presentations on student services, annual education reports, and annual updates from Scholarship Prep-San Bernardino and the Norton Science and Language Academy. Additionally, the meeting covered board policies, compensation adjustments for the Board and the Superintendent, the procurement process for legal counsel, and the ratification of various resolutions, including those recognizing Juneteenth and Autism Awareness Month.
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San Bernardino County Board of Education Regular Meeting
The meeting included the recognition of a student from the Independent Learning Academy as the student of the month. The board engaged in a detailed discussion regarding the accuracy of previously recorded minutes, leading to a vote to accept the minutes with specific amendments. Additionally, members of the public provided testimonies concerning concerns about the Inland Personnel Council, including allegations regarding conflicts of interest, personnel investigations, and the handling of safety and abuse-related matters. Board members also provided reports on their recent activities, including attendance at a Brown Act training session and a Head Start conference.
Jul 14, 2025·Board meeting
San Bernardino County Board of Education Board Meeting
The meeting included discussions and comments from the public regarding various issues. One parent expressed concerns about falsified IEP documents, while another speaker criticized the county superintendent for alleged failures in protecting student privacy and misuse of funds, including concerns about a communications platform with a consultant having access to sensitive student information. Additionally, concerns were raised about the lack of substitute pair educators, hot water in classrooms, and administrators altering IEP goals without consultation. Allegations of political corruption, sexual assault, and the handling of related charges were also brought up.
