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Votes at a glance: Lenox Board approves budgets, LCFF and several district contracts
Summary
At its June 10 meeting the Lenox School District Board of Education approved the 2025‑26 LCFF plan, the district 2025‑26 budget, renewals of technology licenses, several service agreements and personnel authorizations. Below are the formal actions recorded on the consent and action agendas.
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The Lenox School District Board of Education took multiple formal actions at its June 10 meeting. The board approved the 2025‑26 Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) plan, adopted the district’s 2025‑26 budget, and approved a slate of contracts and renewals placed on the consent and action agendas.
Votes at a glance - Approval: 2025‑26 LCFF plan — Motion adopted (recorded votes: President — yes; Angelos Gonzales — yes; Karina Cordero — yes; Julio Cesar Vargas — yes; Trustee Cruz — yes). Outcome: passed.
- Adoption: 2025‑26 Lenox School District budget — Motion adopted (same recorded votes). Outcome: passed.
- Approval: proposed district media advertisement program (six‑month pilot in selected grocery locations) — Motion adopted. Outcome: passed.
- Approval: not‑to‑exceed $45,000 service agreement for video production (eight videos: one district story + seven school spotlights) — Motion adopted. Outcome: passed.
- Approval: renewal of district technology application licenses and platform subscriptions (listed on page 14 of agenda) — Motion adopted. Outcome: passed.
- Approval: agreement extension for mentoring/consulting services with MGT Impact Solutions (to support a newly hired cabinet member during transition) — Motion adopted. Outcome: passed.
- Approval: authorization for summer hiring and emergency staffing to avoid classroom vacancies at the start of the year — Motion adopted. Outcome: passed.
- Approval: revisions to classified salary schedules — Motion adopted. Outcome: passed.
- Approval: committee on assignments recommendations for 2025‑26 (authorizations for teachers to teach designated elective/club courses under the COA process) — Motion adopted. Outcome: passed.
- Approval: food service/tutoring agreement to provide tutors through California State University, Dominguez Hills (program described as providing AVID and EL tutoring support) — Motion adopted. Outcome: passed.
- Approval: uniform complaints quarterly report — Motion adopted. Outcome: passed.
For each approved item the board record shows the motions moved and seconded from the dais; specific mover and seconder were recorded in the meeting minutes for individual items (for example: the LCFF motion was moved and the budget motion was moved by named trustees and carried unanimously by trustees present). Several consent agenda items were pulled for separate consideration before the full consent motion passed.
What the votes mean The board’s adoption of the 2025‑26 budget and the LCFF plan finalizes the district’s funding and spending plan for the coming year. Contract approvals authorize staff to begin work with outside firms for communications, technology renewals and mentoring services described in the agenda; staff said some of the contracts include “not to exceed” limits and include deliverables and optional add‑on services that may require separate approvals if exercised.
Next steps Staff will implement the approved contracts and return to the board with final scopes, cost breakdowns and, where required by law, contract amendments or supplementals that exceed the approved not‑to‑exceed amounts.

