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Votes at a glance: board approves minutes, consent agenda, safety plans, bargaining proposals and policy first readings

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Summary

The Hueneme Elementary School District governing board approved a set of routine and required items by roll call at its meeting: minutes, consent agenda, comprehensive school safety plans for 11 schools, initial bargaining proposals and first‑reading policy revisions.

At its regular meeting the Hueneme Elementary School District governing board approved multiple routine and required items by roll call. Key outcomes:

• Approval of minutes (regular meeting 01/27/2025): Motion carried on roll call (Miss Bruno, Miss Gomez, Miss San Pablo, Doctor Ruiz and President Costanza voted aye).

• Adoption of the consent agenda: Approved by roll call.

• Approval of comprehensive school safety plans for all 11 schools (SB 187 / Ed. Code requirements): Approved by roll call; staff said the plans were prepared by school site safety committees and reviewed by local law enforcement and fire agencies.

• Acceptance/approval of bargaining proposals related to the 2024–25 reopener collective bargaining process: The board accepted the initial bargaining proposal presented by CSEA/Hueneme chapter and approved the district’s initial sunshine proposal to CSEA following a public hearing. (Motions carried on roll calls.)

• First reading and acceptance of proposed policy revisions (multiple policy updates tied to new laws and cleanup): Board accepted the items for first reading; further action expected at a later meeting.

Board members recorded aye votes on the listed roll‑call items; there were no roll‑call no votes reported in the meeting record for those items. The votes keep the district compliant with statutory and contract negotiation notice requirements and move several administrative items to their next procedural step.