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Tehachapi Unified board: readmission approved, summer-school resolution and contracts pass; multiple routine approvals unanimous
Summary
At its Feb. 11 meeting the Tehachapi Unified School District Governing Board approved a closed-session readmission by stipulated agreement, adopted a summer-school resolution, and approved a $29,400 summer-program contract and several administrative items; most motions passed unanimously.
Tehachapi Unified School District’s Governing Board took several formal actions at its Feb. 11 meeting, including approval of a student’s readmission following a closed-session hearing and multiple unanimous consent items.
Closed-session decision: By stipulated agreement the board approved readmission after expulsion under Education Code sections 48916 and 35146 for Student Case 2023–2024 (case number referenced as 3 and 506). The board adopted the stipulated agreement allowing the student to return on a suspended expulsion; roll-call votes recorded ayes from President Kaminski, Vice President Kelly, Clerk Wood, Trustee Cooper and Trustee Christiansen. The motion carried 5–0 (Trustee Napier and Trustee Sweeney were absent at that vote).
Summer-school resolution: The board adopted Resolution No. 01FEB25 authorizing establishment of the district’s 2025 summer-school program, which includes extended-school-year services for special education (ESY), high-school credit-recovery, online credit advancement, and elementary enrichment. The resolution authorizes the superintendent or designee to establish the program consistent with Board Policy 6177 and prevailing health and safety guidelines. The motion (moved by Vice President Kelly; seconded by Trustee Cooper) passed by roll call, 6–0.
Contract approvals and routine business: The board approved an agreement with ProSolve Quest for the 2025 summer-program services at a cost of $29,400; the district said the contract will be funded from the Expanded Learning Opportunity Program (ELOP). Trustee Sweeney moved the contract approval and Trustee Cooper seconded; the motion carried 6–0.
Other unanimous approvals included: - CSBA 2025 delegate assembly nominations (incumbents Jim Beltran and Leanne Cook plus Trustee Tracy Kelly) — motion carried 6–0. - Consent agenda and routine consent items — motion carried 6–0. - Declaration of certain district property as surplus/obsolete at the district office and school sites — motion carried 6–0. - Approval of nominees to the Citizens’ Task Force — motion carried 6–0. - Designation of the district’s representatives for the Kern Adult Education Consortium (recommended: Bonnie Porter as primary, McKenna Liebgott as alternate) — motion carried 6–0.
The board recorded several other informational items during the meeting, including the superintendent’s update and the Local Control and Accountability Plan midyear report. Several agenda items were first reads or information items and will return for future action.
Below are the formal actions recorded on Feb. 11 with available motion and voting details.
