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Votes at a glance: Chino Valley Unified School District board actions, Oct. 1, 2025
Summary
The board approved consent items, financial reports and the FY24–25 AFR, adopted a basic education curriculum pilot, approved CASA after-school club pricing, and approved several policy and ASBA bylaw items; motions were recorded by voice vote.
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The Chino Valley Unified School District board took several formal actions during its Oct. 1 meeting. The following summarizes motions recorded in the meeting transcript and procedural outcomes.
Votes at a glance (items summarized exactly as recorded in meeting minutes/transcript):
- Adopt agenda (with one change to move item 6a earlier): Motion made and approved by voice vote.
- Consent agenda (items a–f): Motion to approve all consent items; approved by voice vote.
- CASA Expanded Services after-school special club pricing: Motion to approve the CASA after-school special club prices (club pricing $50 per month, $10 annual registration); approved by voice vote.
- Adoption of basic education curriculum (year 1 ag/FFA pilot to become adopted curriculum): Motion to adopt the basic curriculum after a pilot; approved by voice vote.
- Financial reports — Sept. 30, 2025: Motion to approve financial reports for the period ending Sept. 30, 2025; approved by voice vote.
- FY 2024–25 Annual Financial Report (AFR): Motion to approve the FY24–25 AFR as rescinded/revised (staff reclassifications applied to meet reserve policy); approved by voice vote.
- Personnel report: Motion to approve the October personnel report (multiple hires, resignations, coaches, substitutes noted in packet); approved by voice vote.
- Policy advisories and ASBA bylaws: The board approved changes to policy advisories (policies 909–914) presented at the prior meeting, conducted first readings for policies 917–958, approved ASBA proposed bylaw changes and designated a voting designee for ASBA (Marshall nominated). All actions recorded as motions with affirmative voice votes.
How votes were recorded: The meeting transcript shows motions, a second, and the chair calling for “All in favor” with board members responding “Aye.” The transcript does not include a roll-call tally with each board member’s name and vote. For several items the transcript records unanimous “Aye” responses.
Notes: The CASA pricing and the curriculum adoption were described by staff and presented for final approval; the basic-ed curriculum had been piloted and reviewed by teachers, parents and administrators. The board asked for budget revisions in January/February related to capital projects if additional bids require adjustments.
All motions summarized above appear in the meeting packet and the transcript; where the transcript did not record formal roll-call tallies, outcomes are described as approved by voice vote.

