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Victor Valdez, who identified himself as a long‑time athletic director in the community, told the board that \"Title 9 means if we offer it for male students, we must offer it for female students,\" and argued the district should support training and opportunities that keep girls engaged past middle school. Valdez said the proposed program aims to build participation among young women who later attend local high schools.

Several other community speakers described gaps in available girls’ teams and offered to organize a program that would begin at Jefferson Elementary and use Dennis Academy facilities in the off-season. One speaker, Jose Luis (surname variously given in the record), said he has previously coached girls’ teams and helped players get scholarships, and requested permission to use district fields and support from the district for permitting and grant-seeking.

Speakers emphasized community-led fundraising and grant applications rather than immediate district budget commitments. No formal board action was taken during public comment; the matter was recorded for board and staff follow-up. Trustees did not vote on granting facility use at the meeting, and no binding commitment or official district program adoption was recorded in the transcript.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","4/8/2025 - Lennox School District Board Meeting Live Stream","oneSentenceSummary","During the public‑comment period, local coaches and community members asked the Lennox Board of Trustees to back a new girls' soccer program and to allow local organizers access to district facilities for training and games.","taxTitle","Lennox, School Districts, California","taxId",60064,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6079767,"Lennox board weighs livestream options and directs staff to use standby enrollment slide during closed sessions",544,5034000,5578000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2954159-2736e47cfe3ba1ed049cefbd58faa670&start=5034&end=5578","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2954159-2736e47cfe3ba1ed049cefbd58faa670/thumbnail_5034000.jpg","/articles/6079767/Lennox/School-Districts/California/Lennox-board-weighs-livestream-options-and-directs-staff-to-use-standby-enrollment-slide-during-closed-sessions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6079767-d68bdd2f25c1afd0322cc4c1d8ab8874/orig.mp4?Expires=1771161742&Signature=gtJjheoEwYMAOcXo9enAgcexx0OUr0wAG~WO2mX4eCkIb25ZMwxldQM3vMT~JG0G1COtc6Lz3VDcjVHzunI1H-Mx93oIxeyINWmAZHDcWKceksRgd4A1zpY-uCxojxnKctKn-UNBzkM9hN8XRnCy04Ym-yi4pSsPFQqV~tZ474Q5IVU7xBN5lvDnqVfCFMot2x0bndT5S9PyQmgvU~baAkx2mFZfwAG8vs9NJAnP0ewxTXRaejv-v1uRtJcGsAvZC-6cWfmrz3I1gHirycYk52Cv3B5Y-UeVwPOUsI4s5cdq-8IXCjIbe8YU-O5tvYCKVLai91yfrozrGfvs6bXuOg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lennox Board of Trustees discussed expanding its board-meeting livestream and directed staff to implement a standby slide advertising district enrollment to run while the board is in closed session.

Interim Director of Technology Scott Nuckols told trustees the board had three options: extend the live stream through closed session (which requires overtime for the technician), display a simple standby slide identifying that the meeting is in closed session, or run a full video/advertising loop during closed session (which Nuckols estimated would require additional hardware/software and cost \"between 5 to $75,000\" for software, hardware and production). \"The additional cost would be that you would have to pay for the overtime of the technician to stay longer for after closed session,\" Nuckols said during the presentation.

Board members said they preferred a low-cost, practical approach that would keep the public informed and allow the district to promote enrollment and other routine information. Trustee Marisol Cruz supported a standby slide that included enrollment information and a scannable QR code; other trustees noted bilingual wording should be included. The superintendent's office and technology staff presented a sample slide showing enrollment information and a QR code that would direct viewers to registration resources.

Rather than approve high-cost production at this meeting, the board directed staff to implement the standby/advertising slide for use during closed sessions and to ensure the feed returns to the public open session when the board reconvenes. Trustees discussed, but did not approve at this meeting, pursuing full video-advertising playback during closed session because of the higher estimated cost and staffing needs. Superintendent's office staff said they would explore lower‑cost production or consultant options for future promotional videos.

The decision was recorded as board direction to staff; no formal ordinance or policy change was made during the meeting. Technical execution details (timing, bilingual copy, and QR targets) were assigned to district technology and the superintendent's office for follow-up.","The Lennox Board of Trustees reviewed three livestream options — extending live video through closed session, a simple standby slide, or a branded video loop — and directed staff to implement a bilingual standby slide advertising enrollment (with QR code) to run during closed sessions and to return the stream to open session afterward.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6079758,"Lennox board approves consent agenda, classified salary schedule and initial bargaining proposals",3283,4973000,8256000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2954159-2736e47cfe3ba1ed049cefbd58faa670&start=4973&end=8256","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2954159-2736e47cfe3ba1ed049cefbd58faa670/thumbnail_4973000.jpg","/articles/6079758/Lennox/School-Districts/California/Lennox-board-approves-consent-agenda-classified-salary-schedule-and-initial-bargaining-proposals","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6079758-44648c9b5af5a6ebc113cb6ca71c1634/orig.mp4?Expires=1771161742&Signature=fAG41u91fjunXeW8463ZwQoM9-RdgPbVevaBcoIlXXw4AMVVgJuigj-EmzfO7H3eVfmU4cYNyeaJIZrt0y2GsxD6Q4RAAIc7d3bG9t6FGKPvErV67SfhVanrEHFBivL2zI~P-Fh0TDHKo6yOqAWuopKm3bg-plxw0y-kH0JSPGZa1Yp-wcC9G5Uk0-44rr11EOMSMJOVQuRF~rGfi-jOAnvLutiRyDzKXg7b7iaI9ywJnBz0giWDgeQLWSh~QHI~brOKY6rOb7eynuywFekaK3XKu5CCarpTf~5zdQDtvlJV13~Y-L-teFxUi-j-KTmzfUoQDoNJvky6NZoE2lIiMg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lennox Board of Trustees approved a range of routine and administrative items at the meeting, including consent‑agenda purchases, a revised classified salary schedule and initial bargaining proposals from district and employee associations.

Trustees first approved the meeting agenda by motion (moved by Marisol Cruz; second by Angeles Gonzales) and then adopted minutes from the March 11 regular and March 15 special meetings. The board voted to approve a revised classified salary schedule intended to keep hourly and monthly pay competitive; staff presented the schedule with both monthly ranges and hourly equivalents for clarity.

On labor negotiations, the board approved the district's initial proposal for 2025–26 contract negotiations with the Lennox Teachers Association and also accepted the Lennox Secure Association's initial proposal to the district; both items were presented as the start of formal bargaining and will move to the negotiation table. Trustees also approved the Williams third‑quarter uniform‑complaint report, which staff said showed no complaints filed during the January–March quarter.

In facilities and contracts, the board authorized the district to proceed with design work for the Jefferson Elementary stage upgrade. Staff said the project required compliance with California public‑works procurement rules (CUPCCAA/CUPA-style procedures) and that PBK was the design proposer selected after solicitation of bids.

Other approvals included routine purchase orders and vendor ratifications for school events, approval of various instructional‑services travel and partnerships (including AVID-related activities and a partnership with Cal State Dominguez Hills to provide campus tutors), and acceptance of several grants and community partnership funds. The board approved authorizations for expanded‑learning conference travel and ratified vendor agreements for community events and school celebrations.

Votes at a glance
- Approval of tonight's agenda — motion moved by Marisol Cruz; second by Angeles Gonzales; outcome: approved (unanimous among members present).
- Adoption of minutes (March 11 regular; March 15 special) — outcome: approved.
- Revised classified salary schedule — outcome: approved; board discussed competitiveness vs. neighboring districts.
- District initial proposal for 2025–26 negotiations with Lennox Teachers Association — outcome: approved (board authorized submission).
- Lennox Secure Association initial proposal to district — outcome: approved (board authorized receipt/submission).
- Williams third‑quarter uniform complaint report (01/01/2025–03/31/2025) — outcome: accepted; staff reported no complaints filed.
- Authorization to proceed with design services (Jefferson Elementary stage) — outcome: approved; PBK selected to provide architectural design services.
- Multiple consent‑agenda purchase orders, vendor ratifications and program travel (AVID training, expanded learning travel, community brunch/catering for staff-recognition events, and grant-funded community events) — outcome: approved.

Trustees and staff said these approvals support operational continuity, staff recruitment and retention, instructional partnerships and facility improvements. Several trustees emphasized the need to continue monitoring costs and to use outside grants or partnerships where possible for larger capital or promotional projects.","Trustees approved routine and administrative items including the agenda, minutes, a revised classified salary schedule, initial bargaining proposals with unions and multiple consent‑agenda items; they also authorized design work for a Jefferson Elementary stage upgrade and accepted several program and grant items.","actionData","errors"]

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