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- Superintendent evaluation: Approved by roll call (President Behringer, aye; Clerk Lefebvre, absent; Member Martinez, aye; Member Hernandez, aye; Member Bristol, aye). See separate article for details.

- Agenda adoption: Trustees adopted the meeting agenda by motion and voice vote (no roll-call opposition recorded).

- Consent items (minutes, out‑of‑state travel, piggyback authorizations, ratification of financial transactions): Approved in the consent portion of the meeting; one item (J3 vehicle) was pulled for discussion and then approved after trustees requested additional cost detail.

- Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP): The board held the required public hearing and then approved the LCAP. The district noted the full LCAP runs to roughly 150+ pages and aligns district goals, LCAP priorities and resource allocations.

- General fund budget (2025–26 with projections to 2027–28): Trustees approved the district’s adopted budget after discussing a projected gap in revenues and expenditures in early years of the plan. Chief business official Bill Flynn noted some one‑time funds and planned facilities spending contribute to the near‑term deficit and that the district will continue fiscal planning and regular budget updates. The board approved the budget by roll call/voice vote as recorded on the agenda.

- Learning continuity plan (SB 153 compliance): Board approved a short learning continuity plan required by state law (SB 153), outlining five‑day and 10‑day school closure responses and steps for synchronous/asynchronous instruction and student supports.

- CTE and Perkins/Strong Workforce items: The board approved a Strong Workforce MOU and other CTE program items, including advisory board minutes and the comprehensive local needs assessment (CLNA) reporting template.

- WASC visiting committee expenditures: Approved reimbursement of visiting-committee expenses ($2,754.58) related to accreditation work.

- Personnel/compensation items: Trustees approved negotiated compensation updates and related contract revisions across bargaining groups and senior administrators (including retroactive adjustments consistent with union settlements). The board also approved several individual administrative contracts for 2025–26.

Most votes were unanimous or carried without recorded opposition; where roll-call votes were read, those results are noted above.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","6.24.2025 Snowline JUSD Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The board approved a range of consent and action items including the LCAP, general fund budget, learning continuity plan, several CTE and grant items, personnel contract updates and routine financial items; most measures passed unanimously or by voice vote.","taxTitle","Snowline Joint Unified, School Districts, California","taxId",38727,"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},6186776,"Trustees approve piggyback purchase for police responder pickup; board seeks more cost transparency on outfitting",1028,10434000,11462000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5074284-e578e415f35300b90ec9b9abd75ead51&start=10434&end=11462","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5074284-e578e415f35300b90ec9b9abd75ead51/thumbnail_10434000.jpg","/articles/6186776/California/Trustees-approve-piggyback-purchase-for-police-responder-pickup-board-seeks-more-cost-transparency-on-outfitting","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186776-51a052dff9f0c692e618fa3b5bfde823/orig.mp4?Expires=1773110098&Signature=DF7sbY9~jttja4J3wt7cfTBNTWN0WPP2-rmjAXmGpTFLH4NL8vYDeN6pZu0AGVYMzp9717iaeQjXpoDe3TXXi3qSRrGQ1E1f0t05gyKJgunXhMKRrexfHdhaviXqMf0s-H8MuRZECsxHaZwy-er-54om9U9~JRp-3Q3KoI2qlzDQuQTWevVnJiiEGYD5eHtMuI-TnA-wh5XU4mQQv6PcgeSKtvL82XeIClm94ulVbE1r2G3NEuBBlKjPKQwx7TAhVyF5yUpKCrZJoFOCJsbl3HPXPTVOezj~wuD6R3ml5RC3~b9ZZKb1ffeaJl6NLh0PXF8UhMuZYKHUObLSP8rQiQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Trustees voted Tuesday to authorize the district to piggyback on an existing bid to purchase a half‑ton police responder 4x4 pickup for the district police unit, after staff explained local bid response was limited.

Chief business and purchasing staff told trustees the solicitation drew only one formal bid from a local dealership, despite outreach to a number of dealerships in a broad radius. Purchasing staff explained dealerships sometimes decline to submit formal public bids and that the district had performed due diligence and collected quotes for comparison. The board also heard that outfitting a patrol vehicle (radios, lightbars, mobile data terminals and other police equipment) is typically procured separately, can add substantially to the total cost and often has long lead times.

Member Crystal Bristol (trustee) and Member Martinez pressed for greater transparency in the public record on total vehicle cost, asking the district to provide a breakdown showing the base vehicle cost and the separate outfitting quote(s). Purchase staff and the chief of police said the outfitting is budgeted and that the district's purchasing agent had collected comparative pricing prior to recommending the piggyback, but that the formal outfitting procures via quotes rather than a vehicle bid.

After discussion, Member Martinez moved to approve the item; the motion was seconded and carried unanimously. Trustees asked staff to provide the additional pricing details and to include fuller cost breakdowns with future fleet procurement agenda items.","The board authorized purchase by piggyback of a half‑ton police responder pickup after discussion about limited bids, dealer participation and additional outfitting costs. Trustees requested more detailed cost breakdowns of vehicle price plus equipment before final fit‑out.",{"_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},6186781,"Measure J projects move into constructability review; district, Ledesma & Meyer prepare July cost estimates",312,9180000,9492000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5074284-e578e415f35300b90ec9b9abd75ead51&start=9180&end=9492","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5074284-e578e415f35300b90ec9b9abd75ead51/thumbnail_9180000.jpg","/articles/6186781/California/Measure-J-projects-move-into-constructability-review-district-Ledesma-Meyer-prepare-July-cost-estimates","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186781-a65ba30a39c9a689b47ff9062f547754/orig.mp4?Expires=1773110098&Signature=KeVW1zQJPS-HmfOwL00Vm6Ks-cwya0EKIkJ~3RFlqJGVor7NnfNcEjr6oNp~9uoTQaCsgf820ROLHn7b-ltx4NBYdN7c8NIQlpVTGaf1zoMxml918-hLbydZR7yaKRMVWBQ5zAsN~CD6VC3UJy0SwKw47768duBAE8jszNJ-goIl0dbCLeivPR3Hkp-k6lMzGXYeWyAQnZZUMnIZtAw~plv6iLwZuZFtEn7o3YBqUjJGGEIzquzDDj1E3XBie427aLtkJFQYGmU4VHuIa5bySsRaNc5MtJIPAbmxlewg8kUWO2HGjnIesGH3VIz0kLV2fBbI7rwhUF~~Ii3OVl0BZA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Snowline Joint Unified officials and their construction manager told the board Tuesday they are moving Measure J-funded modernization projects from design into constructability and cost‑estimation work, and expect preliminary estimates by July.

Bill Flynn, chief business official, introduced Jeff Carter of Ledesma & Meyer, who described the current work: constructability reviews to reconcile DSA‑approved drawings with site conditions, and updated cost estimates to convert earlier 2018/2022 estimates into \"real‑day\" dollars. The team said Serrano is the first cost estimate target, followed by Baldy, Pinion Hills and Chaparral.

Carter said having DSA (Division of the State Architect)‑approved drawings and being in line for potential OPSC funding were important advantages compared with districts still in the design procurement stage. The team emphasized coordination across sites, long lead times for HVAC units and the need to plan logistics so heavy site or ADA work occurs when students are not in classes. Trustees were told some components (HVAC, site work, fire alarm, bathrooms) will require early bids or procurement to meet construction windows.

Board members asked about sequence, timelines and the effect of OPSC allocations. Flynn said the project list and budget will be adjusted when the district has final cost estimates and official OPSC allocations; he noted hold times for bids are limited (contractor bid prices are typically valid for 90 days). Trustee questions also covered scope changes required by updated codes and solar work added since the earlier designs.

No motions were required; staff said they will return with the cost estimates and proposed scope adjustments when completed.","District staff and construction manager Ledesma & Meyer told trustees they have DSA-approved drawings and are doing constructability reviews and updated cost estimates for four modernization projects (Serrano, Baldy, Pinion Hills, Chaparral). The district expects preliminary cost estimates by July and will reconcile scope with OPSC allocations.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6186786,"External reviewers report strong board performance; identify action items including a year‑ahead action plan",588,3602000,4190000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5074284-e578e415f35300b90ec9b9abd75ead51&start=3602&end=4190","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5074284-e578e415f35300b90ec9b9abd75ead51/thumbnail_3602000.jpg","/articles/6186786/California/External-reviewers-report-strong-board-performance-identify-action-items-including-a-yearahead-action-plan","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186786-d29c4fd7be9658e5cafd9e0f36f23fdb/orig.mp4?Expires=1773110098&Signature=RQNE~Edkciqd7yf10kBUM~3kLoidGckA0HqE23t-EMY0tLiM7TpdUcE3JluswFmUTVcZS0NhNoWJ1Ah7lCggB~4t5MV~dkoLs4bO1gnZ~sU7Gdi4QMggQEMIWU4kDbCpn9LR-8N2EaYlexgywamuuAF5KA81RFgyJIMSSUQPKMOh4ZiqJDFVI9~1MrUR-oJPbq8w49cgEgNVzPT~WZoRFX~jhh6qdsB61bbqxRVQWPI79T-C0RkRs~OeDPeUXvHiOZd1chL2dAin4LSd6XCLruZFlpBCIjndpHMlLPuWJcjKTTJv0R60vMg05rggKWKZqD7roFmkv2X1lK~erabxIg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Consultants who have worked with Snowline Joint Unified presented the board's annual self-evaluation at Tuesday's meeting, reporting that trustees scored 37 of 40 governance descriptors in the top two rating categories, a 92.5% positive result.

Mitch Hovey and a colleague identified strengths in trustees' shared perceptions of governance practice and highlighted areas that showed a spread of ratings. In their presentation, the consultants pointed to two questions (14 and 22) that showed dispersed responses and recommended follow-up discussions and a workshop to develop a multiyear strategic plan and a year-by-year action plan that would tie the board's goals to measurable activities.

The consultants described the survey mechanics: the board completed a 40-question instrument derived from California School Boards Association best practices, taken this year by link during a May window. The consultants said 10 questions received unanimous top ratings, 14 had four of five top ratings, and most remaining items showed strong positive results. Two questions showed a spread of views and were suggested for further discussion during a planned board workshop. The presentation called out comment themes: meeting logistics and attachments, community visibility, board development and an absence of an annually planned board-in-service program tied to a 3–5-year outlook.

Trustees discussed visibility in a geographically large, rural district, noting attendance patterns and local outreach differences across trustee areas. Several trustees and the superintendent said they support developing a clearer superintendent action plan that translates multiyear LCAP and strategic goals into year-by-year inputs and measurable outputs to be monitored during informal evaluation checkpoints.

No formal action was required for the self-evaluation presentation; consultants and trustees agreed to schedule a board workshop (referenced for July planning) to develop the action-plan steps arising from the review.","Consultants presenting the Snowline board self-evaluation told trustees 92.5% of governance descriptors scored in top two ratings and recommended follow-up on two questions and an action plan linking LCAP goals to annual activities.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6186791,"Snowline trustees approve superintendent evaluation, rate Ryan Holman \"accomplished\"",38,3524000,3562000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5074284-e578e415f35300b90ec9b9abd75ead51&start=3524&end=3562","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5074284-e578e415f35300b90ec9b9abd75ead51/thumbnail_3524000.jpg","/articles/6186791/California/Snowline-trustees-approve-superintendent-evaluation-rate-Ryan-Holman-accomplished","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186791-8c41b95e7a6dd42c63b4af8cb00dd1e5/orig.mp4?Expires=1773110098&Signature=mVkOC1JUzu77VxV5nRjEPEVZCEV4FyWeQdjx8pl0FXHjhiGdJJiNO7VLkl7BPBWORn4AzdcjWivxUWBGo-HgUa5GRfaQULU4paSgKgR7ghzNJYHO26UO~yMXynq2Bw638Dn~aXi4lRZdLwGeICUpKSEawO6Wcp-nTtOjzhIGtXksLCgh~nJmTDRGN2GVuwBKXqOSCw9x8kiVa990QsQK~Crjl7ez~542zopDy7JNDy~yZMOSUza8WMYusB9wbUR~1f5342s0v5quMkdW3G5YP0cEre5EIlXqvv~INWUYRW8PRFuqYdbZ07YiCQIuMocsVNDOrephg52qNDfjxqU~-g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Snowline Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees on Tuesday reconvened from closed session and approved the superintendent's formal evaluation, assigning Dr. Ryan Holman an \"accomplished\" rating.

Board President Christina Behringer announced the result as the meeting moved back into open session after the trustees completed the closed-session evaluation. The evaluation approval was moved by Member Martinez, seconded by Member Bristol and carried by roll call.

The vote was read into the record by President Behringer: President Christina Behringer, aye; Clerk Lefebvre, absent; Member Martinez, aye; Member Hernandez, aye; Member Bristol, aye. The board did not discuss the substantive evaluation details in open session beyond confirming the completed evaluation and the recorded vote.

The formal motion language was not included in the public transcript; board members referenced that the closed session had produced the written evaluation and that the evaluation was brought for formal approval. No amendments to the evaluation were recorded in open session.

The superintendent, Dr. Ryan Holman, was present at the meeting and took part in later agenda items, including facilities and budget discussions. Trustees and district staff said the board's regular evaluation process supports alignment of district goals and superintendent priorities.","At a public meeting after closed session, the Snowline Joint Unified Board of Trustees voted to approve a completed superintendent evaluation that assigned Dr. Ryan Holman an \"accomplished\" rating. The motion passed by roll call.","actionData","errors"]

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In brief: key votes from the Snowline Joint Unified board meeting

Trustees approve piggyback purchase for police responder pickup; board seeks more cost transparency on outfitting

Measure J projects move into constructability review; district, Ledesma & Meyer prepare July cost estimates

External reviewers report strong board performance; identify action items including a year‑ahead action plan

Snowline trustees approve superintendent evaluation, rate Ryan Holman "accomplished"