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Groat summarized results across several local priorities (basic conditions, academic standards, family engagement, local climate and access to a broad course of study). For priority 1 (basic conditions), district Williams compliance data showed 0% of students without access to instructional materials and most facilities were reported \"in good repair\" using the Facilities Inspection Tool (FIT). For priority 2 (standards implementation), the district rated most areas as initial implementation or full implementation; identified areas for focused professional development included ELA (English language arts) with a recent adoption and English language development.

For family engagement (priority 3) the district reported strengths in building relationships and seeking input, and recommended increasing family volunteers and targeted community forums on student safety and homework support. For Washington Middle College, presenters noted the school largely meets standards but identified access to Career Technical Education (CTE) sequences and on-site physical education as areas to monitor; staff confirmed the school is hiring an on-site PE teacher next year, which staff said will increase local access to physical education previously taken through the community college.

Groat said the district will upload the local indicator information to the state California Dashboard, which is typically published in the fall, and will continue to use the indicators when reviewing the district's Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP).","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Regular Board of Education Meeting on June 26, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Assistant Superintendent Autry Streak and Director Stephanie Groat presented the district's locally calculated California Dashboard indicators, reporting generally good facilities and areas of focus in ELA, English learner instruction and family engagement.","taxTitle","West Sacramento, Yolo County, California","taxId",4568,"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},6521761,"District presents projected $31 million in reserves at public hearing; board opens and closes hearing with no public comments",149,1727000,1876000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5083763-ea4bbb02ef8709e61635004cfe8de472&start=1727&end=1876","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5083763-ea4bbb02ef8709e61635004cfe8de472/thumbnail_1727000.jpg","/articles/6521761/West-Sacramento/Yolo-County/California/District-presents-projected-31-million-in-reserves-at-public-hearing-board-opens-and-closes-hearing-with-no-public-comments","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6521761-03b2847d545746c63592b03796ea9a05/orig.mp4?Expires=1773576299&Signature=g~zy4O1awLY5ld5FBQcSkpgQ~3yOs8tICl8zSkwSB8v~pv25zuNM0m76vYuL4JkqSKefqgvx8iARL1-ZIeesKK6ayDB1ROJk20pUKA9MjoNbDnzp4Jd4jDKYBu~eus3bc3A-3gE4MpYcfO8yJ~p5CvXWn3DcPf9D50-14Or-KfCiIUOqUzrZYJEJgOhYZ12hZXrasniSrzh7IyDkwzrRJxdu0~XasBCUjGgFZxWcXvSHzlfPK15mV72qspO7GbpNBPx1CoDofRfR9iy9cGpPqMvM50lPu~Asv9vGxXqtgURmN-pHIoO3T-FcXQxcpcAHvRzoESWAIGa4XSLUhMX1Qg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Monique Sova, the Washington Unified School District chief business officer, opened the board's required public hearing on June 26 to explain reserves that exceed the district's required minimum and to comply with the California Education Code.

Sova said the district projects roughly $31,000,000 in ending fund balance (described in meeting materials as \"excess reserves\") for the 2025-26 school year. That total includes a $16,250,000 board‑set aside for budget stabilization, approximately $4,000,000 that represents the statutorily required 3% reserve, and about $7,000,000 in unassigned funds for which the board has not yet determined a specific use. Sova emphasized that the number is a projection and that the district will not know the final amount until the books are closed in September 2026.

Sova said excess reserves typically accumulate from delayed program starts, operational changes that lower spending, or deliberate expense reductions; she described the reserve as the district's \"savings account.\" The board opened the public hearing, solicited comments, heard none and closed the hearing.

Sova and Director of Fiscal Services Billy Duba were on the dais and available for questions; trustees had no substantive questions during the hearing portion. The district will include the public‑hearing record in its files as required and proceed with budget adoption actions on the evening's agenda.","Chief Business Officer Monique Sova presented the district's projected 2025-26 excess reserves of about $31 million, including $16.25 million set aside for budget stabilization, a required 3% reserve (~$4 million), and roughly $7 million unassigned. The board held and closed the public hearing with no public comment.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":78,"_47":91,"_49":92,"_51":93,"_53":94,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":95,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":96,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6521766,"West Sacramento ESL teacher urges district help after Highlands Community Charter restructuring",236,1491000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5083763-ea4bbb02ef8709e61635004cfe8de472&start=1491&end=1727","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5083763-ea4bbb02ef8709e61635004cfe8de472/thumbnail_1491000.jpg","/articles/6521766/West-Sacramento/Yolo-County/California/West-Sacramento-ESL-teacher-urges-district-help-after-Highlands-Community-Charter-restructuring","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6521766-052c20f8c832bd006f1ea0a2e55d60c0/orig.mp4?Expires=1773576299&Signature=l9g~Ah82aP9XzxulPDHvbdvitGTmXyfTIDaodvlkvzXUqKUAcFUGf1iiRKkHew6QMFwyVvOUHPNRFpJZjejBIeTxBglHhRRDV3xgRjy3C1A7zQH8nHTEt--6-SzZmdYQJDSod50ba~Jy8TquFxp6HXiaBfcT8HjBFkv10aEFRB59RqN3BZqyA1AprfPoyhvGzjP9ElZfe08RhLZVZLhjXohm38jvKQ5-o2sJkNjjOXQX~pmO668t~pvCm7itvkg8d22CEdz~KiYuGiRohbco4~NIxpFCdoR~t5F-d1qLjWzqR3WRmvV5IfNmDepuK3xqJf5BIHqkwZaY8aJSEnqXVA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sarah Duane, an English‑as‑a‑Second‑Language teacher and site lead at Highlands Community Charter School, addressed the board during public comment on June 26 to urge support for displaced adult ESL students in West Sacramento.

Duane said Highlands is restructuring and is laying off \"around 500 employees,\" with the school'wide program shrinking from serving about 13,000 students across its network to approximately 3,300 next year; she said the last day for affected staff is Monday. At the Highlands West Sacramento site she described, about 300 students attend and most are refugees and immigrants.

Duane told trustees the immediate local options for beginner adult ESL are limited: Sacramento City College does not offer beginning‑level classes, and Washington Adult School currently runs limited classes (previously four days per week, now two days for fewer hours) with a long waiting list. She said she has contacted Washington Adult School's director to alert them to the wave of displaced learners but warned the adult school will not be able to meet demand without district support.

\"When parents improve their English, their children do better in school,\" Duane said, urging the board to prioritize Washington Unified adult education so families can access classes and the district can maintain family engagement and student supports.

Duane closed by asking the board to make adult ESL a future priority for the district and to consider how to absorb or coordinate services for displaced learners.","An ESL teacher and site lead for Highlands Community Charter School told the Washington Unified School District board that the charter is reducing in‑person services and laying off staff, leaving many adult English learners in West Sacramento without beginner classes and asking the district to make adult ESL a priority.",{"_33":98,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":99,"_41":100,"_43":101,"_45":102,"_47":103,"_49":104,"_51":105,"_53":106,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":107,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":108,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6521771,"District committee recommends Bright Park be declared surplus, asks for appraisal and Riverbank access protections",485,1994000,2479000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5083763-ea4bbb02ef8709e61635004cfe8de472&start=1994&end=2479","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5083763-ea4bbb02ef8709e61635004cfe8de472/thumbnail_1994000.jpg","/articles/6521771/West-Sacramento/Yolo-County/California/District-committee-recommends-Bright-Park-be-declared-surplus-asks-for-appraisal-and-Riverbank-access-protections","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6521771-1df4f2cabbd2f009af3d067d57c393e4/orig.mp4?Expires=1773576299&Signature=PxDUIp80xrZ30eOFA7GhuriU-5TIJ8hIqTaTFQGvmTxo-t4YqT8NTMdAZ-2cjjXKWmmEgSYQ6Q9LFa-J1T5JOGy0g6xKhf0hJA0ceVI3NFPcqZBkHEClLaQ39QVb3t-oUrdARXMrwK~cceOc7YCALCU3WviSYmlTOcBLiaZqVp27s03hyKzb~rnv8zHgQU0ctyuvxjo64LXb5IOsJIT8cDhOggbX5sZkOQqhCMNAlwF7JFOzxchM3r-mcFlzQqgQ9pxdq8JmsjO5xrjozmHrdbrDSQzS0kJDe48Jc-yxQ8BQ9ifGFO6LmW6oQjDiqsalO2YS7cvMt8LLidLiMa-K3g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Patrice Griffin, chair of the district'appointed 7-11 surplus property committee, told the Board of Education on June 26 that the committee recommends the parcel adjacent to Riverbank Elementary, known locally as Bright Park, be deemed surplus and considered for sale.

The committee'appointed in May and required to include community members said its recommendation includes four specific requests: that the district obtain a third‑party appraisal before any sale; that the exact acreage be clarified because committee materials contained conflicting figures; that Riverbank Elementary be guaranteed priority access to the property for academic and extracurricular use with at least six months'advance notice required of any new owner; and that tenant improvements made under the existing memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the city not be deducted from the assessed value at sale.

Monique Sova, the district's chief business officer, introduced the committee report and said the written report would be added to the agenda record after delivery to the board.

Committee members and several trustees pressed for clarity about next steps. Trustees were told the committee has no authority to sell property; the board will consider whether to surplus the site at a subsequent meeting and that sale terms (including any priority access) would be subject to negotiation between the district and any buyer, typically the city. Committee members said a third‑party appraisal was recommended to avoid perceived bias and to ensure the district receives appropriate value for the land. Committee members also requested that any acreage or building included in a sale be clearly defined in writing before a transaction proceeds.

No formal board action to surplus the property took place at the meeting; the committee's written report was accepted for the record and will be included with future agenda materials when the board takes a surplus decision.

Board members asked district legal and facilities staff to provide guidance before a final surplus vote on how priority access can be written into a sale and what legal limits apply to long‑term access arrangements.

The committee emphasized that Riverbank uses the park for physical education, sports practices and other academic purposes during the school year, and that any sale that limits student access would affect programming at Riverbank.","A 7-11 citizen advisory committee recommended the Washington Unified School District deem the parcel adjacent to Riverbank Elementary (Bright Park) surplus. The committee urged a third‑party appraisal, acreage clarification and priority access for Riverbank students, while noting the board will consider surplus status at a later meeting.",{"_33":110,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":111,"_41":112,"_43":113,"_45":114,"_47":115,"_49":116,"_51":117,"_53":118,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":119,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":120,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6521751,"Board approves budget, LCAPs, curriculum adoptions, contracts and procurement items; vote summary",354,3426000,3780000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5083763-ea4bbb02ef8709e61635004cfe8de472&start=3426&end=3780","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5083763-ea4bbb02ef8709e61635004cfe8de472/thumbnail_3426000.jpg","/articles/6521751/West-Sacramento/Yolo-County/California/Board-approves-budget-LCAPs-curriculum-adoptions-contracts-and-procurement-items-vote-summary","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6521751-ef945978d5e0abc6f9ad8e3b3a045cb2/orig.mp4?Expires=1773576299&Signature=GFPC-oJjh407KJMHZhKpmzrAxoSTxy8QXunr6UgqqGY6IR83Mz~klNnRDqGiZTybrYU3IPPulzKBBukayLxZrtJpmw1PF4OtxX0~4X3dUNnjWUDpvn1n2NAybOlDaedQsiraPxirF83KOEnDLN3hQqhpSNNRqnrZ2xJTOYN7pOpyLy27ogtL72aOSX4exlI0b9Asa-Ft8SvWwdODNnms4tHFf4b5mtGUAtzc5jVQm~1P1WKTPHFyAY9R0qLqeV3SOmLwCMkCLkxw-lykY8SnsxTYgilsiyh~VzbFnsHpbcT7khW74xsDuAbtZWVxcEC9LG6VJixxkRS3qGdGMOwGSQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Washington Unified School District Board of Education approved a slate of action items on June 26. The board took votes on the district budget, Local Control and Accountability Plans (LCAPs), curriculum adoptions, procurement resolutions, facility contracts and committee appointments. Below is a concise summary of each action, the motion context, and the recorded outcome.

Adopted 2025-26 Budget
- Motion: Adopt the Washington Unified School District 2025-26 adopted budget (presented by Monique Sova).
- Outcome: Approved by voice/roll call (motion, seconded; board voted in favor). No public comment was received during the budget hearing immediately preceding the vote.

LCAPs and Federal Addendum
- Motion: Approve the district 2025-26 LCAP, the Washington High School 2025-26 LCAP, Washington Middle College 2025-26 LCAP, and the LCAP federal addendum (presented by Autry Streak/Stephanie Groat).
- Outcome: All items approved by motions and roll calls.

Curriculum and Instruction
- Motion: Approve K-5 ELA adoption (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) and 9-11 ELA adoption (Savas Learning Company). Item 11 (6-8 ELA Amplify) was removed from the agenda and will return for action after contract/legal review.
- Outcome: K-5 HMH adoption approved; 9-11 Savas adoption approved; 6-8 Amplify adoption removed for future meeting.

Procurement and Contracts
- Motion: Adopt resolution authorizing filing of application for State Allocation Board programs (Resolution No. 242,547) and adopt resolution to purchase Extreme networking equipment via the NASPO master agreement (Resolution No. 2425-48).
- Outcome: Both procurement resolutions approved by roll call.

Facilities Contract
- Motion: Approve contract award to Consolidated Engineering Inc. for Southport Asphalt Project for $571,500 (including $100,000 contingency) to be funded from deferred maintenance.
- Outcome: Contract approved; staff said work is scheduled to start next week with completion targeted in July.

Measure Z Citizens Bond Oversight Committee Appointments
- Motion: Appoint members to the Measure Z Citizens Bond Oversight Committee to fill terms and one PTA seat.
- Outcome: Committee appointments approved.

Procedural notes
- Several items were approved by roll call votes; where the meeting recorded named roll call votes, trustees voted \"Aye.\" For items acted on by voice vote the chair called for \"Aye\" and the motion carried.
- Item 11 (the 6-8 ELA Amplify adoption) was removed from the agenda at the start of the meeting at staff request so legal/contract matters could be resolved and will return at a subsequent meeting.

The board recorded multiple motions and seconds throughout the items; the meeting transcript shows motions mostly moved by Vice President Coffey, Clerk Castro, and Trustee Wong, with seconds from other trustees when recorded. For specific roll call tallies, the transcript shows named \"Aye\" votes for Vice President Coffey, Clerk Castro, Trustee Wong, Trustee Hunt and the presiding board president when roll calls were conducted.","At its June 26 meeting the Washington Unified Board approved the 2025-26 adopted budget, multiple LCAPs and federal addendum, two ELA adoptions, a facilities contract, procurement resolutions and appointments to the Measure Z citizens bond oversight committee. Item 11 (6-8 ELA Amplify) was removed for action at a future meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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