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Votes at a glance: Board adopts Women’s History Month resolution, approves negotiations sunshine articles, reemployment resolution and donations
Summary
At its Feb. 10 meeting the San Rafael City School District Board approved a resolution recognizing Women’s History Month, accepted sunshine articles for labor negotiations, placed a classified employee on a reemployment list, approved donations, and approved the agenda and consent items.
The San Rafael City School District Board of Trustees voted on several procedural and consent items at its Feb. 10 meeting. Highlights:
• Agenda approval — The board approved a revised agenda that moved several time‑sensitive items and placed most items on the consent calendar except for item 17, which staff will return to the March 10 meeting. The motion passed by voice vote.
• Resolution 2425‑42, Women’s History Month — The board approved Resolution 2425‑42 recognizing Women’s History Month (March 2025). Susan Ackram, director of student services, presented the resolution. The motion was moved by Trustee Bridal and seconded by Trustee Daniella Marsh; those present voted “Aye.”
• Sunshine articles for negotiations (district proposals and CSEA proposals) — The board approved the district’s sunshine articles for negotiations with the California School Employees Association (CSEA) for both the elementary and high school districts and accepted CSEA’s sunshine articles. Motions passed by voice vote.
• Resolution 2425‑41, reemployment list — The board approved a resolution placing a classified employee on a 39‑month reemployment list following exhaustion of statutory leaves; staff said the employee had exhausted available leaves as of March 7 and would be placed on the list if unable to return to work. The motion passed by voice vote.
• Donations — The board accepted two donations totaling $3,369.95: $1,500 to Laurel Dell Elementary for student programs and $1,869.95 to Davidson Middle School for Maker’s Class laptops. The motion passed by voice vote.
• Consent agenda — The consent agenda passed with the exception of item 17, which was pulled for future consideration. Trustees voted to approve remaining consent items.
Details: Most votes were taken by voice and recorded as “Aye” by those present; the meeting transcript does not record a roll‑call tally for these items. Several motions were moved and seconded, with named movers and seconders where the transcript records them.
Ending: Staff will bring the pulled item 17 back at the March 10 meeting; several items approved tonight will require follow‑up by staff as noted in agenda materials.
