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In a brief closed‑session report the board said there was “no reportable action” on item 8(a). For item 8(b) the board approved a separation of employment and placement on the 39‑month rehire list. Regarding student‑personnel item 23‑24‑015(b), the board reported the student was readmitted. The board’s summary of closed‑session outcomes was presented at the start of the public meeting; board members did not elaborate on personnel specifics in open session.

On the consent calendar the board approved routine items by unanimous voice vote; no items were removed for separate consideration.

Policy updates and first readings
The board took several actions on proposed policy and administrative regulation updates. The board completed a first reading of required governing board policy updates that staff said were necessary due to changes in state law. The board also completed a first reading and adoption of board policy and administrative regulation 6158 related to independent study; the motion was made and seconded and carried by unanimous voice vote.

The board approved the first reading of the North Shore School parent‑student school compact and the first reading of the North Shore Elementary School parent and family engagement Title I policy; both items passed on the motions recorded on the agenda and were approved unanimously in open session.

Facilities master plan
Superintendent Marquez (identified in the meeting) said the district will present an updated facilities master plan at the next board meeting. Trustees discussed a five‑year planning horizon for priorities such as roofing, painting and site modernization and noted the need to identify funding sources. Staff said the facilities master plan will include a funding component; the transcript references \"degree development funds\" as an offset but did not clarify the specific funding source or account name. Trustees asked that the plan present priorities, estimated timing and possible funding approaches, including in‑house work and grant opportunities.

Employee announcements
The board recognized several new employees and staff achievements, including Jose Diaz (night custodian) and Sean Sanchez, the district’s new transportation manager and Big Bear High School graduate. The board also recognized a nutrition services employee who completed a Chef and Healthy School Initiative program.

Ending
The board concluded the meeting after taking today's open‑session actions and scheduling further review of the facilities master plan at the next regular meeting.

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John Taylor, identified on the speakers list as a parent, said his daughter’s soccer statistics were deleted from school records after a falling-out with a teacher or coach. Taylor described the removal as “an unwarranted, petty, and punitive measure” and said the deleted records could have affected college scholarship discussions. He told the board that the deleted records “were my daughter's” and asked whether the district has an anti‑retaliation policy; he also described the coaches he praised by name and said he expects consistent treatment for student records.

A representative of the Big Bear Youth Soccer League requested permission to post sign-up flyers in district schools and offered to provide contact information; the speaker said the league wanted to begin sign-ups earlier this year.

Sarah Gordon Thomas, a parent with children at Big Bear Middle School, thanked the district for “following California law and protecting our children from dangerous forced outing lists.” She cited a 2022 Trevor Project poll she said found that “only 32 percent of trans youth feel their home is a safe place,” urged continued protections for transgender and gender‑nonconforming students, and voiced support for Assembly Bill 49, the California Safe Haven Schools and Child Care Act as discussed in the public comment.

The board did not take action during public comment. Speakers were reminded that the Brown Act generally prevents the board from taking action on items not on the agenda.

Ending
Public comments were heard and recorded; board members indicated they would consider the input but made no on‑the‑spot policy changes.","During public comment, a parent alleged a coach or staff deleted his daughter's soccer statistics; a representative of Big Bear Youth Soccer League asked to post signup flyers in schools; and Sarah Gordon Thomas urged the district to maintain protections for transgender and undocumented students and cited state guidance.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6346671,"Student representative reports Spring Fling, ticket sales and league championships at Big Bear High",192,40000,232000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2246616-dedd377f2d5fcdf689364cf0f139af48&start=40&end=232","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2246616-dedd377f2d5fcdf689364cf0f139af48/thumbnail_40000.jpg","/articles/6346671/California/Student-representative-reports-Spring-Fling-ticket-sales-and-league-championships-at-Big-Bear-High","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6346671-dea5ca9ff31a8bbd13535bb71a5faed4/orig.mp4?Expires=1773590861&Signature=itp7Fy25Ly9Mc5m2NfVcHfbk0ksPWXcFLSF1cOresCHmyexuJXqRuXM-f9UpFN2-T-42S4SIToAgiKvcyV3J11F9StBzpyQrwjC8PtpmP4tCB6cEcQhvVD~T4lK76QFhxOkiz7K0T9IIKOOUdOBHmhypHiZXPHUn4fNXRNhVH7PelCFkNdgZv7bvSAUdxwPFXQz16RaDu6ujFjD6WeQeHH8-fjLB64OVbmoBwVt0aWKcGY5GM-uEak8CExxc~BxwqDEHyzqeU9CIni0MsP7s5VnDeAfXKskCKM8pFiHMXjgCb5cSsgGA6uoavputdD6Q9QfDfjJKmeijNkTiuvx55w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Madison Walker, the student representative covering the meeting for Nisha Fontes, told the Bear Valley Unified School District Board of Education that Associated Student Body activities and athletics are active this semester.

Walker said ASB has renamed Webfest to “Spring Fling” and that the event will be held at Destination Big Bear on Saturday, March 8, from 7 to 10 p.m. She reported that ticket sales for the Class of 2025’s event had “almost sold out” and that the Class of 2027 is holding a fundraiser at Majeos on Feb. 12 to raise prom funds.

Walker also summarized recent athletics results. She said the girls’ soccer team secured the league title with an 8-0 league record and an overall 13-3 record and is preparing for the CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) competition. She said the boys’ soccer team finished first in its league — the first league title in that program’s history — and is awaiting its CIF playoff opponent. Walker reported the boys’ basketball team had won 16 consecutive games and claimed a second straight league title.

Walker also described wrestling qualifiers and named several student achievements in league finals qualifiers and placements. She said the school community is reading All Quiet on the Western Front in a class discussion and noted recent graduates and new enrollments in the district.

The student report closed with Walker thanking the board and citing ongoing student academic and extracurricular activity.

The board did not take action on items in the student report; the remarks were informational.

Ending
The student representative’s report was presented during the regular meeting as an informational update; no formal board action was recorded on these items.","Madison Walker, student representative, told the Bear Valley Unified board that ASB renamed Webfest to Spring Fling, reported near‑sellout ticket sales and noted multiple league championships for boys' and girls' teams.","actionData","errors"]

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Board reports closed‑session personnel actions, adopts independent‑study policy and schedules facilities master‑plan update

Public commenters raise concerns about deleted student soccer stats, request youth‑soccer flyers, and praise protections for transgender and immigrant students

Student representative reports Spring Fling, ticket sales and league championships at Big Bear High