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Board approves community schools site coordinator job description after debate over title and sustainability
Summary
Trustees approved a 12‑month student and family services site coordinator job description tied to a multi-year California community schools grant but asked administration for a formal guiding coalition, clearer sustainability plans and follow-up budget options.
The Central Unified School District Board of Trustees on Feb. 25 approved a student and family services site coordinator job description tied to the district’s $8,312,500 California Community Schools Partnership Program implementation grant, but several trustees pressed the administration for clearer governance, sustainability and bargaining-unit protections before the position is staffed.
Assistant Superintendent Doctor Lopez presented background from the grant planning phase and described why a 12‑month coordinator with community‑partner experience is proposed: the grant requires a district-level coordinator who can braid community-based services, lead expanded learning opportunities and work outside regular school hours. Christina Rodriguez, supervisor of community schools and expanded learning, told trustees the district has already used partnerships to deliver food, clothing and…
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