Temple City Unified School District

The Board meeting agenda included presentations on energy savings, a review of the Williams Complaints quarterly summary, and the designation of CIF representatives. Action items covered the adoption of a resolution for School Nutrition Employees Week and School Food Hero Day, approval of a bond underwriting and sales service agreement, and several notices of completion for sports facility construction projects. The consent agenda included approval of various field trips, disposal of obsolete electronic waste, payroll documents, and personnel orders.

The board meeting focused on the reorganization of the Board of Education, including the nomination and selection of the board president, vice president, and other officer positions. Key discussions involved the establishment of the meeting schedule for regular board meetings, appointment of representatives to various district and county committees and associations, and the authorization of various administrative procedures such as purchasing and signing purchase orders. Additionally, the meeting included special recognitions for the Temple City girls tennis team regarding their CIF championship and a presentation regarding alternative education programs and student progress.

The board conducted a regular meeting which included closed session discussions on personnel, labor negotiations, and anticipated litigation. Public recognition was provided to the Teacher of the Year, Temple City High School students who participated in the Rose Court, and staff from Longden Elementary for their Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program. The meeting also included community updates regarding Red Ribbon Week, Relay for Life, and a farewell to the interim superintendent. Business services provided an update on the official enrollment numbers for the current school year.

The Personnel Commission discussed several key items, including the approval of an eligibility list for the District Receptionist position and the receipt of personnel orders regarding staff changes, such as the resignation of the Director of Facilities. The Commission also reviewed and denied a reclassification request for a skilled maintenance worker, noting the necessity for further skill development and training. Additionally, reports were provided regarding upcoming mandatory dependent verification, affordable care act reporting, assignment monitoring, and an overview of current job vacancies and hiring activities across various district positions.

The Board of Education held a special meeting to address personnel matters, specifically public employee appointment, discipline, dismissal, and release, as well as a superintendent's evaluation check-in. The meeting also included an update on graduation plans for the class of 2020, featuring logistical details for the ceremony. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding the reopening of schools for the fall semester, confirming a transition to a virtual learning environment.