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Votes at a glance: La Jolla ISD board approves contracts, policies and upholds grievance
Summary
The board approved several consent and action items on March 12, including contract awards for fire‑alarm replacements, policy updates and an upheld grievance; motions carried by voice vote in open session after closed session.
After reconvening from closed session on March 12, the La Jolla ISD Board of Trustees took a series of votes in open session. The board approved routine consent items, awarded construction contracts for two fire alarm projects, adopted policy updates and denied a level‑three grievance. Actions were recorded by motion and voice vote; the public transcript does not contain a roll‑call tally for each member.
Key votes the board approved:
• 12.1 — Approval to elect La Jolla ISD's board member(s) to the regional educational service center board of directors. Motion carried by voice vote. (No additional details provided in open session.)
• 12.2 — Approval of CESP‑2025‑43, the fire alarm system replacement for Palm View High School, awarded to Turnkey Solutions. Motion carried by voice vote.
• 12.3 — Approval of CESP‑2025‑45, the fire alarm system replacement for Cesar Chavez Middle School, awarded to Turnkey Solutions. Motion carried by voice vote.
• 12.4 — Approval of CE (local) policy update on annual operating budget fund balance. Motion carried by voice vote.
• 12.5 — Approval of policy DVD (local) employment requirements and restrictions. Motion carried by voice vote.
• 12.7 — The board moved to uphold the administration’s level‑two decision and deny the level‑three grievance filed by Edrick Alvarez; the motion carried. Trustee Gomez was recorded as abstaining from this board decision in the public record.
Each item was moved and seconded in open session and approved after a standard voice vote. The transcript documents the motions and chair’s announcement that “motion carries,” but it does not list individual yea or nay votes for each board member.
