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President Irene Bustamante Adams called for public speakers on the consent agenda before trustees moved and seconded approval. Trustee Henry read the ratified warrants total as part of the consent‑agenda process. Both the consent agenda and warrants vote recorded a 7‑0 outcome.

The transcript shows the consent agenda discussion and the warrants reading occurred in the meeting's opening portion; no separate board action on individual consent items was taken at that time beyond the omnibus approval.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","CCSD Board of School Trustees - Regular Meeting - 8.28.25","oneSentenceSummary","The board approved the consent agenda and ratified warrants totaling $149,582,621.74 during the Aug. 28 meeting; both motions passed unanimously.","taxTitle","CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Nevada","taxId",13426,"location","Nevada","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},6456176,"Board approves 2026–28 staff calendars with change moving January staff development day; vote 6-1",3677,2872000,6549000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5693420-37b07ba8b4482b74ed4be240d81cc0a2&start=2872&end=6549","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5693420-37b07ba8b4482b74ed4be240d81cc0a2/thumbnail_2872000.jpg","/articles/6456176/Nevada/Board-approves-202628-staff-calendars-with-change-moving-January-staff-development-day-vote-6-1","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6456176-5fefab3e1dcadbf491a04f46c5b3f98b/orig.mp4?Expires=1770837980&Signature=PAvzqoRBeXBv16-JoMlCz9nhJHceCxMA0ytby-kOeb~LxXu3qUdMxXS0EhloyKMz2UyDg9~gRC92upqWt3PM5AbFP8SQmJtsm9j5S1RXN-BuMpY960-fcKBhXYRB6H8NcJb2YUfQWtG74BCu46YwOdWmV1leHDsrDM2hXkrLIkcnsptUbc3rLf0~dClG276bqYgJONXF5dvZ5KHC9YDXBiqKSKhJ4OVrvlONhA~aN4fvmTIvfQxg-ror1pv8DjbaHojj~2QedflkNMOiuD-cxdNp8odyrbqRFnS6ZANawBwB1dAlpgEe6xduOTCiQglMmOHrVQ2LUTnLTEYB-QfQgg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Clark County School District Board of Trustees on Aug. 28 approved new staff calendars for the 2026–27 and 2027–28 school years, endorsing the superintendent’s recommended Option 1 with a single amendment to move a January staff development day to the start of the second semester. The motion passed 6 to 1.

Human resources staff presented three calendar packages: the original calendars submitted in April (items 3.02 b and c) and two revised versions reflecting superintendent recommendations (3.02 d–g). Assistant Human Resources Officer Jason Ganoza and Director Brian Redmond reviewed differences among versions, including start dates (some options start students on a Thursday), Thanksgiving break length (original three‑day Thanksgiving vs. a full five‑day week in revised version 1), and winter break length (original two‑week/10‑day break vs. an 8‑day break in revised version 2).

Staff described tradeoffs for high schools: semester length must meet Carnegie‑unit/credit requirements (roughly 88 instructional days per semester), which constrains where calendar days can be added or removed. The calendar committee, support‑professionals calendar committee and the teachers’ union (CCEA) expressed preferences for different versions; CCEA indicated a preference for version 1. Staff said some districts that start midweek (for example, Los Angeles Unified and Miami‑Dade) have not seen negative first‑day attendance impacts in preliminary comparisons.

Trustees and members of the public raised several concerns during the extended discussion: potential effects on support staff pay if Thanksgiving becomes a full week off (nine‑month employees could see smaller paychecks), overlap of exams and AP testing, child‑care availability during an extended Thanksgiving week, heat and facility readiness for earlier August start dates, and outreach to parents. Staff said they would coordinate with county and city partners and notify community partners in advance so childcare services could be scheduled if needed.

Multiple public speakers urged different policies during public comment: parents and community members advocated for moving staff development days to the beginning of the semester to give educators prep time, asked for broader parent outreach on the calendar, and urged the board to consider impacts on student exams and extracurricular schedules. After debate, Trustee Villasati moved to approve Option 1 with the change to move the January staff development day; Trustee Cavazos seconded. The motion passed 6 to 1; the transcript does not record individual roll‑call votes.

Staff said the district will continue work with committees, unions and parent outreach, and noted May 1 is the state filing deadline for next‑year calendars. Trustees discussed whether further committee review or an online parent survey should be used if the board sought additional adjustments.

Key calendar specifics cited by staff included: revised version 1 provides a full week off for Thanksgiving and keeps a two‑week winter break; revised version 2 shortens winter break to allow two additional instructional days in December; several versions move student start dates to early August (examples cited: Aug. 5 or Aug. 9, depending on version).","After extended debate and public comment, trustees approved Option 1 of the proposed 2026–27 and 2027–28 staff calendars with a modification to move a January staff development day to the start of the second semester; motion passed 6–1.",{"_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},6456181,"Clark County trustees approve transitional reporting schedule as chief strategy officer departs",772,2076000,2848000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5693420-37b07ba8b4482b74ed4be240d81cc0a2&start=2076&end=2848","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5693420-37b07ba8b4482b74ed4be240d81cc0a2/thumbnail_2076000.jpg","/articles/6456181/Nevada/Clark-County-trustees-approve-transitional-reporting-schedule-as-chief-strategy-officer-departs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6456181-4dd2653a98209b2fe1fe98a1c520608d/orig.mp4?Expires=1770837980&Signature=b5tdi7ElXvgSA5Sz8KDNk1CIQr-qAeXXga1q~izyWhchaZFCUwLzOp9zTWZj3Pty6JNtJuyeqIc99ILs24shbsu~anhGIPsEWnZG9v8-A0quipDi2P46wzb2RAcJeo7WFveKgxvl7WphRH-Qtx6AcYeC~ZtYObJIF2IgJ0pGnbNrSK8B472wdwlpd8g4~Exh4AYMvWq~k5pAgiwmEdokuukZpL-SZRGF2JSxdNedPQAOB4V6N6FiLlUnxsbizHttOrEhbJ2Zo~WuWoYy-zFqblW3U2bhNLi24G-hgbmiNoXtsob219g8QNaqDzKYYkUvJP55X7ZUQ7Vcuh3s3hvzZA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Clark County School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Aug. 28 to adopt a one-year transitional annual board-report schedule designed to bridge reporting from the expired Focus 2024 strategic plan while the district and board develop a new multi‑year strategic plan.

The schedule change, recommended by Chief Strategy Officer Kelly Coelpau and presented to the board as agenda item 3.01, passed 7 to 0. Superintendent Ebert and Coelpau told trustees the change is intended to give staff flexibility to provide deeper, more complex monitoring information while a full strategic planning cycle is launched.

The proposal cites governance policy BSE 6 as the policy basis for board monitoring and reporting timing. Kelly Coelpau said the district has continued to report against the Focus 2024 priorities since those goals expired in January 2024 and that recent leadership changes and a superintendent‑led strategic planning process make a transitional schedule appropriate.

Trustee Dominguez asked why operational items such as HVAC and maintenance were not explicitly listed on the schedule; Coelpau said operational inputs would appear in other presentations (for example, the September opening‑of‑school presentation) while the transitional schedule focuses on outputs and progress measures.

Several trustees suggested timing adjustments for future reports — for example moving some budget or graduation items to earlier months so the board can review semester‑level data sooner — but did not propose amendments to the transitional schedule itself. Superintendent Ebert thanked Coelpau for her work and noted she will depart district service soon; trustees and the superintendent recognized her contributions before the vote.

The board’s action preserves regular monitoring while the district builds a new strategic plan and aligns governance policy revisions with the superintendent. Staff said more detailed monitoring dashboards will follow as the planning work proceeds.

The transcript shows the item introduction began when Chief Strategy Officer Kelly Coelpau opened the item (transcript timestamp 2076.695) and the vote occurred at 2829.18.","The Clark County School District Board of Trustees on Aug. 28 approved a one-year transitional board-report schedule to bridge reporting from the expired Focus 2024 plan while the district develops a new strategic plan; vote was 7-0.","actionData","errors"]

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