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The board adopted documents authorizing the next draw under the voter‑approved Measure EE general obligation bond program and a related resolution of intent. Jen Kim, financial advisor with Piper Sandler, told trustees the district is seeking approval for a $34,000,000 bond issuance as the next draw from the Measure EE authorization; she said the district previously drew $25,000,000 and that the voter‑approved authorization totaled $98,000,000. “This next bond issuance . . . is the $34,000,000 bond package,” Kim said, adding that, based on current market conditions, “the average interest rate . . . would be under about 5%.”

Board members asked questions about the rating and sale process; Kim and district staff described the multi‑phase issuance workflow (document drafting, credit rating, then marketing to investors) and said Moody’s would be used for a credit rating, following the district’s past practice. The board approved the resolutions related to the bond issuance by unanimous vote.

On construction and facilities items the board approved a change order to a campus modernization contract for flooring and ceiling tile work at Aviation Elementary and the middle school (project listed as change order number 1 to contract 2022‑23‑001), and awarded a bid for a baseball field improvement project at Del Aire and Da Vinci Connect (bid 202025‑04) to Corner Keystone Construction Corporation; trustees discussed construction timing, impacts to campus access and the 90‑day turf establishment/maintenance period for the new natural grass field. Trustees also approved a PK conversion and kindergarten classroom door project at Hollyland Elementary (bid 2025‑03) with Dependable Construction.

The board ratified a consultant agreement with Education Management Solutions, ratified a memorandum of contract with San Joaquin County Office of Education, and approved a master services agreement with Inclusive Learning Partners. The board also approved Christie White & Associates as the auditor for multiple fiscal years for the Measure CL2 joint program and approved a revision to the district’s Chromebook purchase authorization to add tax and shipping costs, which district staff said was an administrative correction to finalize the previously approved procurement.

All action items recorded in the meeting were carried by unanimous votes noted on the record. Several trustees thanked staff and partners for bid results, site work and community partnerships and asked staff to continue to provide updates on timeline contingencies and DSA approvals for concurrent projects.

Votes at a glance

- Adopt resolution authorizing issuance of Wiseburn Unified School District 2022 general obligation bonds (Measure EE) — motion carried 5–0. Documents presented included resolution number “24/20542” and related bond documents; next steps include credit rating and marketing to investors.

- Adopt resolution of intention to issue tax‑exempt general obligation bonds — motion carried 5–0.

- Approve Change Order No. 1 to contract 2022‑23‑001 (flooring and ceiling tile refresh at Aviation Elementary and Wiseburn Middle School) — motion carried 5–0 (mover: Nelson; second: Neil).

- Award bid 202025‑04 for Del Aire/Da Vinci Connect baseball field improvements to Corner Keystone Construction Corporation (Measure EE funds) — motion carried 5–0 (mover: Nelson; second: Rebecca).

- Approve Change Order No. 1 to bid 2025‑03 for PK conversion and kindergarten classroom door project at Hollyland Elementary (Dependable Construction; Measure E funds) — motion carried 5–0.

- Ratify consultant agreement with Education Management Solutions (EMS) — motion carried 5–0.

- Ratify memorandum of contract with San Joaquin County Office of Education; approve master services agreement with Inclusive Learning Partners — motion carried 5–0.

- Approve Christie White & Associates as auditor for specified fiscal years (Measure CL2) — motion carried 5–0.

- Revise not‑to‑exceed amount for Chromebook purchase (add tax/shipping to complete procurement) — motion carried 5–0.

No vote during the meeting changed district policy; board members requested continued updates from staff on DSA approvals, contractor schedules and site impacts, and highlighted coordination with partner organizations that will share costs and responsibilities on joint projects.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board Meeting 4/10/25","oneSentenceSummary","At the Wiseburn Unified School District board meeting trustees approved multiple contract amendments, a bid award for a baseball field project, and resolutions related to issuing a new bond draw; the board also ratified consultant and service agreements and revised a Chromebook purchase authorization.","taxTitle","Wiseburn Unified, School Districts, California","taxId",54415,"location","California","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6076073,"Resident tells Wiseburn board her granddaughter was physically assaulted at Del Aire; board requests follow-up",463,127000,590000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2975508-e9493203c145ab47eab71a82129e4d08&start=127&end=590","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2975508-e9493203c145ab47eab71a82129e4d08/thumbnail_127000.jpg","/articles/6076073/California/Resident-tells-Wiseburn-board-her-granddaughter-was-physically-assaulted-at-Del-Aire-board-requests-follow-up","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6076073-1ba6c1d798831208a2c8d068475b5fc5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771134055&Signature=GwH-vksX-b0sJ78~hGxiGV1duT2TTL3UFHD3BJN8FrsNsSrj0z7yOJMDp7vkiJTN3XU4ydU-mPv0xlpJNflMcRztcMb3RWQyEVyfTs9AfhARZl7QjkPbPK-24QG1jTwunroMYKkz5RS0e3j6oZU8-z8-wKhFgMdcvDpNaFeyHyEtIjcGiWaSvC2YXtfLOdqnwuJ~mQdKJIOwQY8ZB1qvhXYwSIo9Eb2FMAjYcWJ8xOSR00tUGxCjoLhHusTh1BBpc71Wd1z0MBUOyM2aJxab62COJj9w41IgLjIOHSjPZ1aArhEXrN6EITAKvv9ydcc4ssUlW~EQj4NGHxh8rD-sHw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mary Anne Stanley Avila, a Del Aire resident and longtime special-education teacher, told the Wiseburn Unified School District Board of Trustees during public comment that her granddaughter has been the target of sustained bullying since first grade and described a recent lunchroom assault.

Avila recounted several incidents she said involved escalating physical assault: “First grade, there was a physical assault. . . Second grade, she was punched in the stomach. . . Friday, during lunch . . . the young man pulled her by her sweater . . . he then pulled her by her hair to the ground, straddled her, and began to hit her in the head with his lunch pail,” she said.

The matter drew immediate attention from board members. President Roger Banuelos thanked Avila for speaking and asked Dr. Silvers to “provide an update to look into the public comments that we received today,” a request the board said would be pursued outside the public meeting because Brown Act limits prevent board members from discussing or responding to the comment at length in open session.

Avila asked several specific questions of the district during her remarks: whether the student who she described as the aggressor has an individualized education program (IEP) or 504 plan, whether a behavior plan exists and is being implemented, whether a one-on-one aide is in place or has been requested, and whether funding had prevented required supports. She said school supervisors and cafeteria monitoring were concerns and asked whether interventions that apply to students with special needs were being implemented.

Board members told Avila they would pursue the issues outside the meeting. During the comment period Board Member Neil asked that the matter be handled offline and not discussed at the meeting; President Banuelos asked Dr. Silvers to look into the matter and report back. No formal action, motion, or vote on remedies took place during the meeting.

The public-comment exchange was the only comment item listed for the meeting; board members and staff emphasized limits on in‑meeting responses under the Brown Act and said staff would provide follow-up information directly to the commenter.","At a Wiseburn Unified School District board meeting a resident described repeated bullying and a recent physical assault of her granddaughter at Del Aire Elementary and asked about supports for the students involved; the board requested an investigation and asked staff to follow up outside the public meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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