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Board approves consent items, gifts, labor tentative agreement, new courses and Earth Day resolution; votes unanimous
Summary
The El Segundo Unified School District Board approved the consent agenda and a series of action items by unanimous vote, including acceptance of donations, contracts/fees, a school lunch hero resolution, policy updates, a ratified tentative agreement with CSEA Chapter 71, two Prop 28-funded course additions, and an Earth Day resolution.
At its April 22, 2025 meeting, the El Segundo Unified School District Board of Education approved multiple action items by unanimous vote (5-0).
Votes at a glance - Consent agenda (items 4a–4i): approved 5-0. - Acceptance of gifts: accepted donations including South Bay Challenge Inc., $5,000 districtwide; Center Street School PTA donations and other listed items; approved 5-0. - Facilities testing for district office phase 2: approved 5-0. - Final DSA fees for the Richmond Street corridor project: approved 5-0. - Resolution recognizing School Lunch Hero Day (May 2): approved 5-0. - Updates to Uniform Complaint Procedures and nondiscrimination/harassment policies (state and federal compliance): approved 5-0. - Tentative agreement between CSEA Chapter 71 and the district (effective July 1, 2024 for FY 2024–25): approved 5-0; the agreement was ratified by CSEA membership. - New elective courses funded by Proposition 28: ESHS Film Appreciation (grades 10–12) and Beginning Drama (grades 9–12): both approved 5-0; Film Appreciation is funded with Prop 28 monies as stated by presenter. - Earth Day resolution (April 22 recognized as Earth Day): approved 5-0. - Required report: no complaints filed regarding misassignment, teacher vacancy, facilities or instructional materials — accepted 5-0.
How the board voted: For each motion the board recorded an affirmative roll call of five yes votes. The student representative, Grady Luebs, registered a vote of "Aye" when called.
Notable context: Several items were presented as routine or as previously discussed information items and then moved for approval. The tentative agreement with CSEA Chapter 71 was noted as ratified by membership; no questions were raised on the record. The Film Appreciation and Beginning Drama courses were explicitly funded by Proposition 28 and were described as additions (not replacements) to arts programming.
Copies of the motions and the related documentation are part of the meeting record; the board did not record any negative votes on the April 22 action items.
