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Board approves district-of-choice spaces, health benefit increases and an AI policy first read
Summary
The Riverside Unified School District Board of Education on Oct. 16 approved a set of motions including a district-of-choice resolution setting transfer space, an ordinance adoption, three health-and-welfare contribution agreements for employee groups and a first reading of a new artificial intelligence board policy.
The Riverside Unified School District Board of Education on Oct. 16 approved a set of motions including a resolution renewing the district's participation in the State's District of Choice transfer program, adoption of a local ordinance, three agreements increasing the district's contribution to employee health benefits and a first reading of a new artificial intelligence board policy.
The board voted to certify 300 district-of-choice seats at each level (elementary, middle and high school) and open the November 1'January 9 transfer window. The district said the 2024'25 district-of-choice enrollment totaled about 1,172 students and that the new resolution establishes the number of spaces the district will accept for the coming year.
Board members also approved three separate agreements to increase the district's annual contribution toward employee health and welfare plans. The…
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