East Side Union High School District

The board meeting focused on several key items, including the recognition of recipients for the Glenn Hoffman and Christy Porter awards for the College in My Future program. There was an extensive discussion regarding the partnership between the district and local community colleges to facilitate dual enrollment and career pathways for students. Additionally, the board recognized the outgoing Student Governing Board representative and introduced incoming student leaders.

This School Plan for Student Achievement outlines Santa Teresa High School's comprehensive strategy to enhance student outcomes and maximize resources. It focuses on several key areas: enhancing college and career readiness for all students, with particular attention to A-G course completion equity gaps; increasing the graduation rate through robust academic and social-emotional supports; improving English language proficiency and academic success for English Learners; and fostering a positive school climate to decrease suspensions and chronic absenteeism. The plan aims to build equitable communities and prepare every student for post-secondary success.

The board meeting focused on several key items, including the recognition of various student athletes and coaches for winter sports championships, as well as the receipt of an award by an athletic director. The board received a report from the student body liaison regarding a new food allergen app initiative. Public hearings were conducted regarding the contract re-openers with the Eastside Teachers Association and resolutions to enter into energy service contracts for HVAC and boiler/chiller replacements at Evergreen Valley and Independence High Schools. Additionally, a presentation was delivered regarding preliminary information for the Local Control and Accountability Plan, detailing goals, funding allocations, and educational partner engagement strategies.

The School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) for Evergreen Valley High School aims to increase student achievement by maximizing resources and aligning with state and federal programs. The plan focuses on key areas including college and career readiness, improving graduation rates, enhancing support for English Language Learners, decreasing exclusionary discipline, fostering positive relationships and student mental health, and reducing chronic absenteeism. Its ultimate goal is to prepare all students for college, career, and lifelong learning.

The board meeting included a retirement reception, student reports on governing board activities and child nutritional services, and public comments regarding policy and community involvement. A special recognition was held for national winners of the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition, who presented an early cancer detection project. The board also addressed personnel matters, including resolutions for the reduction or discontinuation of particular services and the dismissal of classified employees.