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The presentation outlined TBK’s plan to take the district’s facilities master plan and convert it into a bond implementation plan that sequences projects, protects budgets and prioritizes equity across sites. \"We create that project list, the timelines, and then budget resilience,\" Kirk said, summarizing the firm’s preconstruction emphasis.

The firm described common sources of change orders — architect errors and omissions, unforeseen site conditions, demands from outside agencies, and district-requested changes — and explained how it vets, prices and, if needed, forces change-order work to time-and-materials accounting. \"When we see a change order the very first thing we do is we look at the plans,\" Kirk said. He added that TBK enforces a strict rule that no change-order work be performed without prior written approval to avoid later claims.

Ryan Holman described TBK’s emphasis on planning for occupied campuses and minimizing disruption. He said the firm often identifies temporary moves and small design shifts early to avoid repeated relocations and additional portables, which add cost. TBK provided an example from a prior project in which shifting a building 10 feet eliminated the need to move occupants twice.

Board members asked detailed questions about change orders, subcontractor control, modular construction and timelines. Kirk said prechecked modular products that go through the Division of the State Architect (DSA) can reduce review time and construction escalation; he cited a past project in which a prechecked product produced “0 comments” from structural review and shortened the construction schedule. He also said an example Phase 1 at a prior innovation campus — 66,000 square feet — moved from DSA through construction to completion in roughly 14 months.

Superintendent Hickey and district staff said they conducted an interview and reference process and recommended TBK; staff are finalizing contract language and will present the contract to the board for approval at the Oct. 21 district business meeting.

The presentation included discussion of community engagement practices (programming, schematic design reviews and construction “Friday forecast” reports with photos), and TBK emphasized that senior company staff remain involved throughout projects rather than handing off work to lower-level employees.

Board members said they would follow up with staff and TBK on remaining questions before the contract return in October. No contract vote occurred at the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","MESD Board Meeting - October 7, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","TBK Construction Management presented its approach to implementing the district’s Measure J bond projects, including a proposed bond implementation plan, change-order controls, modular options and an expected timeline; the district staff said a contract will be brought to the Oct. 21 meeting for final action.","taxTitle","Millbrae City, San Mateo County, California","taxId",71799,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6427273,"Votes at a glance: board approves agenda, minutes, instructional-materials resolution and dissolves Millbrae Finance Corporation",5182,274000,5456000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5906081-2d2ca241059463f9042c26d5173abe6c&start=274&end=5456","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5906081-2d2ca241059463f9042c26d5173abe6c/thumbnail_274000.jpg","/articles/6427273/Millbrae-City/San-Mateo-County/California/Votes-at-a-glance-board-approves-agenda-minutes-instructional-materials-resolution-and-dissolves-Millbrae-Finance-Corporation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6427273-2c18bbdab5480fc19717e7ebf385320d/orig.mp4?Expires=1770815948&Signature=nrXSjg7AQZ~QIx4jU-LfyaN49l4KonOvnlepFt38bflLSX9TdLKH2XEHcu8Ast39DfVrfp7ZYy1DSEYCk2xPy96U~a7aFCPN4Mjl3fzgtiOGjiJuM8Xg52jXuYeVhpi9iaiX2d0GLIHh9Y3x0ydGvC97139w61gBRxtQ-BQku2KufGyq~JR2HntbTM5vKRzT9Juj3QoTXlIzHdwVzskSKXhSg51BaVp3zUllNtgp8fCvbUY2tSaNj20~OJLnqYqKsjQdzrF5yXzEAnt1VJh2ctkjZjqZP2UIpNVsdwC0Mi39lpGKab3fYpvJdOEhJJWAeYUIGRzzhc4S-tGSgMYkdw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At the Millbrae City School District meeting the board recorded several formal actions. Key votes and formal actions taken at the meeting are listed below.

Votes at a glance

- Approval of the agenda for the meeting — Motion passed. (Motion and second recorded; roll-call names not recorded in the transcript.)

- Approval of revised minutes for the Sept. 16 regular meeting (amended to correct unaudited actuals wording and the authorization of a teaching assignment) — Motion passed. The board clerk provided updated minutes prior to the vote.

- Approval of Resolution No. 25-26-205 (yearly statement that the district has the appropriate instructional materials) — The board opened a public hearing, received no public comment, closed the hearing and approved the resolution.

- Consent agenda approval (including other routine business items listed on the consent agenda) — Motion passed.

- Millbrae Finance Corporation elections (annual meeting): elected officers for 2025-26 as stated in the meeting: President Musa (referred to in the meeting as the president), Frank Barber as vice president and Lynn Ferreira as secretary-treasurer — Motion passed.

- Resolution to dissolve the Millbrae Finance Corporation — Motion passed. District staff and legal counsel told trustees that debt previously issued using the corporation has been paid off and that other nonprofit financing tools can be used in the future if needed.

Where the transcript records only voice votes or \"motion carries\" without a recorded roll call, the minutes reflect the outcome but do not list individual votes by trustee. No recorded votes failed or were tabled in the sections of the meeting captured by the transcript.","The board approved tonight's agenda, revised minutes, a yearly instructional-materials resolution, elected officers of the Millbrae Finance Corporation and approved a resolution to dissolve that corporation; staff said the construction-management contract for Measure J will return Oct. 21.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6427280,"Spring Valley students stage \"Reveal Airlines\" math spotlight to introduce Reveal Math curriculum",1120,509000,1629000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5906081-2d2ca241059463f9042c26d5173abe6c&start=509&end=1629","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5906081-2d2ca241059463f9042c26d5173abe6c/thumbnail_509000.jpg","/articles/6427280/Millbrae-City/San-Mateo-County/California/Spring-Valley-students-stage-Reveal-Airlines-math-spotlight-to-introduce-Reveal-Math-curriculum","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6427280-1a975287ecc5e632be8c8d9db33dec64/orig.mp4?Expires=1770815948&Signature=G~baRj0E9JXTqDZSUJxE~yvHzt6oGZj-5JzxmvjHLFlcmjXzT9jjvUhkvpw7JBBs9Hsnto4I2ZFhQuMQ03pOeePaLu7EwTpsE2ejzSJu-UsHXRdYEoF9ZArU4DGuZ1d35QjA9O4RpnscJ6Fk8LF5L2BFJbEotM4u4Ig95qu64TCKd~xXqJKmLRMnUmVwodBJMhRUmZKBR1ipChK6uekb9fizOXaH1whviqXvbOPcdrg5Qsk6Tb~XJ6ptgUC~2SfxDNW5t3tBeytElwiYDSbqvHUuSQXQyOJ8K3rdkI4fUTIzK5M55Vt0QSf6oSl5h8OEO1mCE6Wosvazp5D89DAKHQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Spring Valley Elementary School presented a themed school spotlight, \"Reveal Airlines,\" to the Millbrae City School District Board of Trustees, demonstrating classroom practices and the new California Reveal Math curriculum.

Principal Huy led the presentation, framing instruction with an aviation theme in which students role-played pilots, flight attendants and air-traffic controllers to explain classroom routines and math strategies. Students described lesson routines that begin with \"what do you notice? What do you wonder?\" and move through guided practice, investigation and formative checks for understanding.

Fifth grader Nava Chon performed an opening role as the flight attendant and Luke Shin, a fifth grader, described his interest in decimals and fractions: \"I like fractions and decimals because they show better details than whole numbers,\" Shin said. First-grade teacher Jennifer Ryan and fourth-grade officer Danielle Bogan described inquiry-based practices including manipulatives, dry-erase desk work and group discussion.

Principal Huy said the school has partnered with a streaming reading service, Harper for Kids, and selected mathematics-themed books for a book-of-the-month program. The principal also thanked school volunteers and sponsors, including the PTA, Millbrae Education Foundation (MEF), Dads Club and PCBA, and noted the school has about 30 student valets this year who assist around campus.

Board members praised the presentation for creativity and community turnout. Trustee Musa said Spring Valley \"really comes out\" and cited the event as an example of school culture and parent and staff engagement. The board paused the meeting for a short break so students could receive cookies and staff and parents could take a group photo.

The spotlight was informational and no board action was taken.","Spring Valley Elementary students and staff presented a themed spotlight highlighting the district's new California Reveal Math curriculum, classroom practices (\"notice and wonder\"), a mathematics-themed book-of-the-month, and volunteer and PTA support.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6427283,"District rolls out Securly and EduCLIMBER; county thanks staff for Frontline CAERP payroll implementation",2325,343000,2668000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5906081-2d2ca241059463f9042c26d5173abe6c&start=343&end=2668","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5906081-2d2ca241059463f9042c26d5173abe6c/thumbnail_343000.jpg","/articles/6427283/Millbrae-City/San-Mateo-County/California/District-rolls-out-Securly-and-EduCLIMBER-county-thanks-staff-for-Frontline-CAERP-payroll-implementation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6427283-fcb94577ac86999a3916a8172628dbed/orig.mp4?Expires=1770815948&Signature=TDXoDmoYDhZ4Iby~U~2VkdTaUTZsdZoL2WGZNX-TW0snTuMFMfGXDWl9NfDdD0GcOAVdzQ6bo9vh6tSRL7WFYprft8rE~9H5QkzckO8ixDQtgWt~rMWIUELY6GfyKNWX0aqhTbtKX9WmloQ6eiCr1F1TRo22jKpciufZ2PNqwKF2Tmwof56j5o8p4XbCGgj1J1EYjYWxme18nJJHK9RDbtxKFA~MHDe5u7Y003ORF3LPwk0kMo5MPTIJ03Baidn45cws9zzQHhwuvBt3xri6i7UFwvpEM~J6frziVM~uk-8SIBEWsRA5qpv26hZn2bDYq~PTRp1ybcQrnuaVrdTTMQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","San Mateo County Office of Education officials thanked Millbrae City School District staff for their role in implementing the countywide Frontline CAERP payroll and finance system, and district leaders reported two other districtwide technology systems are now live.

\"We think that this implementation is pretty successful because we haven't really received any calls about your payroll being wrong,\" said Dania Ooni, executive director of district business services at the San Mateo County Office of Education, who credited Millbrae staff and listed several district employees by name. Ooni told trustees SMCOE paid about $15.6 million toward implementation costs for the countywide project, including parallel system maintenance, consulting and overtime to support districts.

Superintendent Hickey reported that Securly, a classroom-management and web-monitoring tool for Chromebooks, is now live at all schools. District staff started training at Taylor Middle School and extended training to elementary teachers; Jeff Horn led optional elementary training on Oct. 1. Hickey described Securly features that teachers are using: real-time screen views, a push-link function that opens the same web page on every student Chromebook, screen locking during announcements, teacher-screen sharing, teacher-to-student chat and an AI-guided chat filter for students.

Hickey said teachers have found features such as locking student screens during announcements and pushing a single link to all devices save instructional time and reduce off-task behavior. \"If you look at the larger picture, this is what a teacher would see on their screen,\" Hickey said while describing Securly's teacher toolbar.

Hickey also reported EduCLIMBER, the district’s student-data platform, is live and staff have been trained (Taylor Middle School training on Sept. 24 and elementary site training on Oct. 1). Catherine Welslive and Jeff Horn were credited for the rollout. Hickey said EduCLIMBER now gives teachers instant access to attendance, EL status and assessment data; staff worked with the EduCLIMBER engineers to add a hover-over legend for DIBELS composite scores so teachers can interpret raw scores without consulting a separate correlation chart.

District leaders said both systems enter a continuous-improvement phase; no policy changes or budget votes tied to the rollouts were taken at the meeting.","San Mateo County Office of Education thanked Millbrae staff for supporting the countywide Frontline CAERP payroll implementation; Superintendent Hickey reported districtwide rollouts of Securly (student Chromebook monitoring) and EduCLIMBER (data platform) are live and staff-trained.","actionData","errors"]

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