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Consent agenda: The board moved and seconded approval of the consent agenda after pulling item c (board minutes) and item d (personnel report) for separate consideration. The chair asked for a motion and the consent was approved with the pulled items handled separately.

Item C — Board minutes: The district brought corrections to the minutes (a misattributed approval on page 3 and a name change noting that Leanne was no longer on the board). The board approved item C with the revisions on a motion and second.

Item D — Personnel report: The personnel report originally listed a termination; administration asked that the record reflect that the item will proceed as a resignation. The board approved personnel report items 1'4 and 6'8 as revised (the termination item will be recorded as a resignation), on a motion and second.

Bond resolution (action item): The board adopted a parameters resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of school improvement bonds not to exceed $40,000,000 (second sale from the $100 million 2023 authorization). The board approved the resolution on a motion and second.

ASBA policy revisions: The board approved the first reading of ASBA policy revisions listed in the packet (the packet enumerated the policies; the transcript did not include the full list). The first reading was approved on a motion and second.

Rename Montecito Community School: The board approved renaming Montecito Community School to Montecito Montessori School after a motion and second. The board discussed naming conventions and program alignment before passing the item.

Governing board meeting dates (Jan 1 ' June 30, 2026): The board approved the schedule of regular meetings for the remainder of the 2025'26 year with staff notes; the board selected March 17 for the March meeting and adjusted the June meeting date to June 16 (staff recorded the revisions and will produce the final calendar). The motion carried after a second.

Votes and procedure notes: All recorded items in this meeting were approved by motion and second. The transcript records the \"All those in favor? Aye. Opposed?\" pattern and the chair declaring the motion carried in each instance. The transcript does not record a roll-call tally of named yes/no votes for every action; where member-level roll call was not read, outcome is noted as approved by the board.

Ending: Staff will post corrected minutes and the revised personnel report; pending items will be reflected in the official minutes and in the board packet for public records.

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McLennan said the Trust's model policies were created by four law firms, launched in 2022, and are in use or are being adopted by roughly 60 districts. She described the platform (Microscribe), a form bank and an annual update process tied to legislative changes. \"This year, it's $500,\" she said when describing the Trust's initial annual fee, and later noted the schedule can scale for district size and that Osborne would likely be \"capped in the $2,500 range\" in later years.

The presentation matters because the board may be asked to adopt the Trust's model policy agreement as a whole for the 2026'27 school year; that would replace the district's current policy platform and would change where the district hosts and updates official policy language.

Board members asked how the Trust would preserve local, negotiated or copyrighted policies. McLennan said the Trust would create a district-specific crosswalk from the district's existing manual and could import locally developed policies verbatim where necessary. \"We just lift that policy straight up and give it a number and stick it in chapter 4,\" she said, referring to the Trust's chapter structure. She also described options to review the policy manual chapter-by-chapter and to run leave- and bargaining-related policies past legal counsel when they are complex.

Union representatives said they will participate in any policy review. An OEA (Osborn Education Association) co-leader told the board the union is \"committed to participating in any policy work that takes place\" and expects to be at the table for policy-by-policy reviews.

Trust staff described the administrative steps the district would need to take to move to the program: preserve a copy of the existing manual, adopt a model policy agreement at a public board meeting to start the transition for the 2026'27 school year, and allow time for staff to crosswalk, consult, and publish the new site. McLennan recommended completing the district review by May so the Trust could build and publish the Microscribe site in June. She said some districts have completed the transition quickly when necessary but that many districts take the full year to allow stakeholder review.

Board members and staff discussed tradeoffs with the Arizona School Boards Association (ASBA). McLennan emphasized the Trust's product is \"nonjudgmental, nonpolitical, apolitical\" and noted that the Trust will not provide general legislative advocacy the way ASBA does. She said the Trust's lobbying is limited to liability and risk issues. Board members asked whether the district would remain an ASBA member for advocacy while using the Trust for policy services; staff confirmed that was an option.

There was no formal motion or vote on the Trust program during the meeting. Board members requested a future agenda item to consider next steps, and staff said a model policy agreement would need to be publicly adopted if the board moves forward.

Ending: The presentation closed with an agreement to return with more information and a timeline if the board requests a formal action item.

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Stifel public finance staff (district bond advisor) briefed the board on the second sale from the district's $100 million 2023 bond authorization and presented projected tax rates, amortization and a proposed sale timetable. \"This is your second sale from your $100,000,000 bond election that you had back in 02/2023,\" the advisor said. The proposed issuance would use a 20-year amortization in the plan the advisor presented and included a conservative projected interest-rate assumption to model debt service.

The advisor said the team had plugged conservative growth assumptions into the district's assessed valuation projections and that the plan includes two subsequent placeholder sales (an estimated $25 million sale in 2027 and a $5 million placeholder in 2028) to complete the program. He told the board the team was seeking a credit rating and planned to go to market quickly: \"We will be, securing the rating this week... and then looking to be in the market as early as middle of next week to lock in rates.\" Delivery of proceeds was described as expected in two to three weeks after pricing.

Board members stressed urgency to move on projects. One member urged accelerating subsequent sales to mitigate price escalation on construction; another asked about debt capacity and tax-rate stability. The advisor said current capacity (before the sale) permitted roughly $65 million in remaining bonding capacity and that the proposed $40 million sale would leave roughly $24'$25 million of capacity; he noted capacity can grow with assessed-value growth and when older principal is retired.

The parameters resolution passed on a motion and second. No alternative financing action was taken at the meeting; staff will proceed with the rating and marketing process as outlined.

Ending: Staff said it will return with the final pricing and deliverables once the bonds are priced and delivered; the district will post final sale documents per statutory and county requirements.

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