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Votes at a glance: Pomona Unified Board actions from Jan. 15, 2025 meeting
Summary
Summary of formal board votes taken Jan. 15, 2025, including consent calendar approvals, salary schedules, bond certification steps, and the advisory 711 report acceptance.
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The Pomona Unified Board of Education completed a series of formal votes at its Jan. 15, 2025 meeting. This roundup lists each recorded board action, the vote outcome and key details. Items that had substantial debate are covered in separate articles.
- Certificated personnel in‑service (4.04, section A, item 22 only): Motion passed (4 in favor, 1 abstention). Item had been pulled for separate vote and carried. No further public debate recorded.
- Professional meeting attendance (4.06, item 13): Motion passed (4 in favor, 1 abstention). Roll call vote recorded; no additional debate.
- Consent calendar (items 3–8, excluding pulled items): Motion to approve the consent calendar passed (roll‑call recorded as 5‑0). Routine approvals included standard personnel, contracts and business items.
- Classified salary schedules for CSEA (9.02): Approval passed by roll call (5‑0). Staff said schedules were revised to meet CalPERS reporting requirements and to amend effective dates.
- Resolution No. 15 — Authorization of reduction of graduation requirements for the class of 2025 (9.03): Passed (3 in favor, 2 abstentions). For details and the board’s discussion of scope and eligibility, see the separate article on the graduation requirement change.
- Resolution No. 16 — Support Assembly Bill 49 and Senate Bill 48 (9.04): Adopted (5‑0). Motion by Mr. Jimenez, second by Dr. Perlman. Board directed staff to proceed with policy updates and training.
- Certification of measure UU election results to Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors (9.05): Approved (5‑0). Administrative step required under Proposition 39 bond procedures; staff said county already certified election results and the district was formally acknowledging them.
- Establish citizen’s oversight committee for Measure UU (9.06): Approved (5‑0). Board authorized the existing bond oversight committee to serve for Measure UU to avoid reconstitution and expedite oversight work.
- Receive 711 Oversight Committee surplus property report (9.07): Approved (5‑0). The board formally received the advisory report and staff said next steps will include drafting surplus resolutions, potential state waiver requests, and RFQ/RFP materials for interested developers or lessees.
Votes were recorded by roll call in the boardroom; items that required separate votes were brought up individually and tallied as noted.

