Tamalpais Union High School District

The committee reviewed and approved the 2024-25 Annual Report on Measure M, confirming that district expenditures aligned with voter-approved ballot language. Additionally, members discussed the 2025-26 budget adoption and 2024-25 unaudited actuals, specifically focusing on the financial impacts of declining enrollment and potential program rightsizing. Informational updates were provided regarding the new Superintendent, the status of various facility projects funded by Measure B, and current communication protocols.

The committee meeting focuses on an audit review of Parcel Tax Citizens Oversight Committee bylaws and the associated ballot measure. Key discussion items include a presentation of the 2025-26 second interim budget report, updates regarding a potential parcel tax renewal for the upcoming election, and progress on Measure B. The committee will also review term cycles, discuss communication protocols, and establish a schedule for future meetings.

The board meeting addressed several key items, including the denial of an interdistrict student transfer request, updates on immigration-related policy revisions, and a progress report on the HUB/BSST program at Tamalpais High School. The board approved Resolution No. 25-07, which authorizes the termination of a lease and quit claim deed for the STEAM Building Replacement Project. Additionally, the superintendent reported on district achievements and community resources, while student trustees provided reports on campus events. The consent agenda included the approval of personnel summaries, purchase orders, contracts, and a high-risk field trip for the mountain biking club.

The Board meeting included a presentation of the Local Control and Accountability Plan mid-year update and the approval of immigration-related policy revisions. The Board also took action on resolutions regarding employee seniority criteria, reduction of certificated staff, and classified layoffs. Additionally, the Board approved the CSEA reclassification, the 2026 CSBA Delegate Assembly ballot for Marin County, and the schematic design for the Archie Williams High School Performing Arts Center modernization project. The Superintendent provided a report on district initiatives, including parcel tax polling, alternative education co-location updates, and school attendance metrics, while student trustees delivered reports on school-specific events.

The meeting included discussions on legal and personnel matters during a closed session, including the release of temporary certificated employees and a student graduation waiver. The board reviewed governance elements, heard public comments regarding cell phone policies and the restructuring of the TEAM program, and received reports from student trustees and the superintendent, including construction updates and academic recognitions. The board also reviewed polling results for a potential parcel tax, discussed youth survey findings, and approved the second interim budget report with a positive certification.