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Votes at a glance: Eureka Union Board actions on Jan. 8
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken at the Jan. 8 board meeting, including approvals for an i‑Ready pilot, Prop 28-funded programs, personnel settlements and committee reestablishment.
The Eureka Union School District Board of Trustees took the following formal actions on Jan. 8 (motions passed unless noted):
- Approve consent agenda (routine items): passed unanimously.
- Approve districtwide pilot of i‑Ready personalized instruction for the remainder of the 2024–25 school year (agenda item 9.2). Motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as unanimous (5–0). Funding: state learning recovery block grant (one-time); contract dollar amount not specified in public discussion.
- Approve partnership with Superior Sports to provide PE/recess structure and dance components at elementary sites, funded with Prop 28 carryover and supplemental SEL funds (agenda item 9.3). Total discussed in meeting: approximately $53,000. Passed unanimously (5–0).
- Approve STAR after-school performing-arts programming (grades 1–3) using Prop 28 carryover (agenda item 9.4). Passed unanimously (5–0). Program design: two days/week, 25 students per class, 5–6 week sessions; limited to available space and one-year carryover funds.
- Approve AB 1200 financial certification/settlement (personnel settlement and required county approval for AB 1200): passed unanimously (5–0).
- Approve two-year district agreement with district psychologists (24–25 and 25–26): passed unanimously (5–0).
- Approve Resolution 242503 granting permission for teachers to teach assigned subjects for 2024–25 (credentialing/assignments): passed unanimously (5–0).
- Reestablish the Community Facilities Finance Committee to update the facilities master plan and study local revenue options, including possible ballot considerations for 2026: passed unanimously (5–0).
Motions were recorded in the meeting minutes; roll-call tallies for each vote were recorded as "Aye" by the trustees present. When a detailed vote-by-name was not read into the record, the minutes show motion, second and unanimous approval.
