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Votes at a glance: Woodland Hills School District board, Feb. 19, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and votes taken by the Woodland Hills School District Board on Feb. 19, 2025, including ratification of a collective bargaining agreement, routine minutes and bill lists, and a change order reflecting prevailing wage requirements.
The Woodland Hills School District Board took several formal actions at its Feb. 19 legislative meeting. Key outcomes, as recorded in the meeting minutes and roll-call voting, follow:
- Collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with Woodland Hills Educational Association: The board voted to approve the collective bargaining agreement for the contract period described at the meeting. Board member Laura (introduced the motion) moved to approve the agreement and Mike Belmont seconded. The motion passed 9–0. The item was presented by a board member and described as a contract covering multiple school years (as entered into the meeting record).
- Consent agenda: The board moved to approve the consent agenda with several items pulled for separate consideration. The consent vote as adjusted carried (recorded as 9–0 for the amended consent approval).
- Committee minutes and legislative meeting minutes: The board approved the 01/08/2025 committee meeting minutes (motion passed 8–1) and the 01/22/2025 legislative meeting minutes (motion passed 8–1).
- Bill lists: The board approved the February 2025 bill list (motion passed 8–1) and ratified invoices paid after the Jan. 22 legislative meeting (motion passed 8–1).
- Motion to create a resolution reversing a public censure (agenda item 18.1): Moved by Darnika Reid and seconded by Karen Lyons; the motion failed 3–6.
- Motion to table agenda item 19.1 (designation of district insurance broker of record): The board voted to table the item; the motion to table passed 9–0, which postponed action on naming the broker of record.
- Change order reflecting prevailing wage rates (agenda item 19.2): The board approved a change order to reflect statutory prevailing wage rates for a construction project; voting recorded as 9–0. Discussion clarified that prevailing-wage adjustments would be covered by bond funds and that the clerk of the works (identified in the meeting as Joe Franjo) would not charge his 10% fee on the wage-differential portion, per the clerk's explanation in the meeting.
Where individual yes/no votes were not read into the transcript, the meeting record reports tally counts rather than named roll-call votes. No tax or budget adoption items requiring additional legal thresholds were recorded at the Feb. 19 meeting.
