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Trustees approve personnel actions, facilities purchases and superintendent search; several policy updates slated for follow-up
Summary
The Placer Union High School District Board of Trustees on Feb. 18 approved a slate of personnel actions and facilities purchases, selected the Placer County Office of Education to lead its superintendent search, and directed staff to narrow policy recommendations after a lengthy debate on grading practices.
The Placer Union High School District Board of Trustees on Feb. 18 approved a series of routine and programmatic items including personnel reports, facilities purchases and a vendor to conduct the district’s superintendent search.
The board voted unanimously on the consent and personnel items, approved an MOU with the California School Employees Association, and approved purchases funded by Measure G to equip the Placer High welding shop and to upgrade HVAC controls in the school’s 600 wing. Trustees also approved a resolution authorizing layoff notices for one licensed vocational nurse position due to lack of work.
The meeting included reports from student board members across the district, a midyear Local Control and Accountability Plan update, and an extended discussion of grading…
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