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Votes at a glance: board approves agenda, consent items, LCAP, audit contracts and a paid student resident intern job description
Summary
The Natomas Charter District board approved the meeting agenda and several consent and action items, including the midyear LCAP presentation, audit and tax filing contracts, and a new paid student resident teacher intern job description.
The Natomas Charter District board took several formal actions during its meeting Tuesday. Recorded votes and staff-presented details are summarized below.
- Approval of tonight's agenda: The board approved the meeting agenda by roll call vote. The meeting record shows multiple affirmative votes and no recorded oppositions.
- Approval of consent items: The board approved consent items (routine agenda items) by roll call vote; no dissent was recorded in the meeting transcript.
- Midyear Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP): Staff presented the midyear LCAP to comply with a legislative requirement to provide a midyear update. To ensure an audit trail, the board formally approved the midyear LCAP by roll call. The transcript records affirmative votes from Arsenio, Vita, Jennifer Moore, Doug, Gina, Sean and Dr. Murillo; the motion passed.
- 2024–25 audit services and 2024 federal and state tax return contracts: The board approved contracts presented by the business office. Staff said the audit services contract is $37,500 and the tax filing services contract is $4,000; the board approved both contracts by motion and roll call.
- Student resident teacher intern job description (paid position): The board approved a new job description to create a paid student resident teacher intern position. Staff said this is the district's first paid resident teacher intern role and that the position will be hourly while the resident completes teacher residency requirements. The motion passed by roll call; the transcript records affirmative votes from Arsenio, Nina, Jennifer, Sean and Dr. Merrill.
- Comprehensive school safety plan (briefed separately): The board adopted the 2025–26 comprehensive school safety plan (see separate article). The meeting transcript shows the plan was approved by roll call vote.
Ending: Several approvals were routine, but staff said they took care to record formal approvals for midyear LCAP and other items to ensure compliance with audit and reporting requirements.
