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Vice President Van Le spoke briefly as a candidate and trustees discussed the ballot rules; the board agreed members could vote for up to four nominees but not cast multiple votes for the same candidate. Trustee Cortesi made the motion to support Van Le and George Sanchez; Trustee Herrera seconded. Student Governing Board representative Katie Hyung was asked to cast a student advisory vote and recorded \"Aye.\" The motion passed unanimously.

Nut graf: The vote expresses the board's preference for two named delegate candidates in the CSBA delegate assembly election; the action is an endorsement recorded on the board's meeting record.

Ending: Trustees registered unanimous support and the board will submit the district's votes per CSBA procedures.

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Sarah Gianicaro, who identified herself as a Santa Clara County Office of Education employee and chapter president for the classified union, urged the board to \"use an equity lens and be as transparent as possible by providing both the data and the rationales behind the decisions that are made.\" She asked that leadership include staff at all levels when brainstorming cost-reduction options and suggested reviewing district-office positions and possible consolidation of some programs to reduce overhead.

Student speakers and school-site representatives highlighted school climate concerns. Katie Hyung, the Student Governing Board representative, said the student input poll increased responses from 24 to 124 in three days and that the main student concerns have been \"school safety and school climate and the cleanliness of campuses.\" Student JP Diaz, a sophomore at Evergreen Valley High School, and other students urged the board not to remove district libraries, saying libraries provide equitable access to literature and a safe space for students.

Parents and union leaders raised safety and discipline concerns. Juana Pino described an off-campus violent assault of her son and urged the board to revise student conduct policies so that students who have engaged in violent behavior are not allowed to participate in extracurricular activities until safety contracts and plans are followed. Jack Hamner, president of the Eastside Teachers Association, requested a formal investigation into alleged Brown Act violations at a February 13 meeting and asked the board to pursue a review of the earlier meeting.

Adeline Lee, a Student Governing Board representative at Independence, said her school had teachers who were uncredentialed earlier in the year, affecting instruction in Spanish 3; she urged earlier review during WASC visits and stronger hiring verification to catch credentialing issues.

Nut graf: Public comment aggregated a set of concerns that cut across budget, staffing and student services: community members want clear data on budget choices, involvement of site-level staff in planning, strengthened safety policy enforcement, and preservation of libraries and properly credentialed teachers.

Ending: Board members acknowledged the speakers, and several trustees thanked staff and volunteers. Trustees and staff also flagged follow-ups: staff were asked to prioritize agenda requests from trustees and consider reports back to the board on partner organizations and programs.

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The nut graf: The actions announced from closed session are formal personnel and claims decisions. The release resolution identifies specific temporary certificated positions and sets a statutory notice date; the expulsion was recorded as a stipulated agreement. The claim rejection was recorded with no further action.

Legal counsel read the items into the public record. The employee release resolution (identified as resolution 2024-2025-22 in counsel's announcement) listed eight temporary positions recommended for release: two science teachers, one ROTC teacher, two social science teachers, one dance teacher, one English teacher and one business teacher. Counsel said the action was taken pursuant to Education Code 44954 and directed administration to provide the statutorily required notice by June 5, 2025.

Trustees took these actions in closed session and the board recorded the unanimous approvals when reporting out. The report did not provide individual names of the temporary employees. The board also announced it had \"voted unanimously to reject the claim of Jay Norris,\" and that there were \"no further actions to report.\" No additional details on the expulsion beyond the stipulated agreement identifier were provided on the public record.

Ending: These closed-session actions will be carried out according to statute and district procedures; trustees recorded the votes publicly at the meeting's end.

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Chris Roberts, acting chair of the Citizens Bond Oversight Committee, presented the document and told trustees the report is intended to be \"community friendly\" and condensed for easier review. He said the audit covering bond expenditures issued an unqualified opinion and found no unallowable expenses that should not be charged to the bond program.

The nut graf: The report is the CBOC's regular accountability document that reviews how voter-approved bond dollars have been spent. The board's acceptance of the report affirms receipt of the committee's review; Roberts and trustees described distribution plans and next steps to inform the community.

Roberts summarized items in the report including financial overviews for bonds G, E, I and technology bonds I, Z and N, timelines for facility investments, and project highlights such as district network and campus safety work. He said the report will be posted online and distributed via school communication platforms by March; the committee's website was given as www.thebond.esuhsd.org.

Trustees noted that Measure N, approved by voters in November 2022, represents \"over half a billion dollars,\" a figure Roberts cited as $572 million while outlining the district's ongoing capital program. Roberts asked the board to accept the report; Trustee Cortesi moved to receive it, Trustee Herrera seconded, and the motion passed 5-0.

Board members and the superintendent thanked committee volunteers for oversight and for giving taxpayers confidence in bond spending. Roberts also noted the committee is recruiting new members and described the report's condensed, picture-forward format intended to answer common questions about bond funding and oversight.

Ending: The board recorded the motion and vote on the public record; trustees indicated the report will be distributed electronically to community contacts and posted on the committee site.

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