Board of Education

The board got its first look at a 2026-27 budget reshaped by the voter-approved Prop O bond, approved a new fine arts curriculum, and renewed the district's food-service contract.

In its first full meeting after voters approved the $135 million Prop O bond, the board heard how the facilities projects move into design and approved a new English Language Development curriculum.

Eight days after voters approved the $135 million Prop O bond, the newly elected board was sworn in and elected Jason Growe president, Chris Win vice president, and Pamela Lyss-Lerman secretary.

In the final pre-election meeting, the board approved a $1.66M Apple device purchase, adopted a social studies curriculum, and advanced a policy change creating next year's student representative.

The board approved a new pay structure and tuition reimbursement for classified staff, adopted three employee policies, and reviewed facilities and assessment plans as the bond campaign advanced.

Two weeks after calling a $135M bond election, the board reviewed Prop O outreach plans, approved five policies, set residency limits for tuition students, and accepted a $5,000 robotics donation.

The board voted unanimously to place a $135 million, no-tax-rate-increase bond question on the April 7 ballot -- the funding step for a facilities plan two years in the making.