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San Rafael City Schools board adopts three recognition resolutions, approves personnel and routine business

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Summary

At its Jan. 13 meeting the San Rafael City Schools Board of Education unanimously adopted resolutions recognizing Black History Month, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and International Holocaust Remembrance Day and approved routine personnel, audit, developer-fee and donation items listed on the consent calendar.

San Rafael City Schools Board of Education on Jan. 13 unanimously adopted three resolutions recognizing Black History Month (Resolution 2425-33), declaring Jan. 20 as Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Resolution 2425-34) and proclaiming Jan. 27 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day (Resolution 2425-35). The board also approved a set of routine personnel and business items on the consent agenda, including a classified personnel title change, two employee reemployment-list resolutions and standard financial actions.

The board moved its consent and action items without extended debate. Deputy Superintendent Mark Pucci presented the three resolutions and recommended adoption; trustees voiced support before formal motions and each resolution passed after trustees answered in the affirmative. The board then approved an appointment of a site principal, accepted the annual independent financial audit, authorized travel and field-trip requests, approved a memorandum of understanding for an after-recess program and accepted several monetary donations.

Votes at a glance

- Resolution 2425-33, "Support and recognition of Black History Month (February 2025)." Motion to adopt was made and seconded; motion passed (board voiced "Aye" with no recorded opposition). Referenced by staff in the meeting and presented by Deputy Superintendent Mark Pucci.

- Resolution 2425-34, "Proclaim Jan. 20 as Martin Luther King Jr. Day." Motion to adopt was made and seconded; motion passed (board voiced "Aye" with no recorded opposition).

- Resolution 2425-35, "Proclaim Jan. 27 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day." Motion to adopt was made and seconded; motion passed (board voiced "Aye" with no recorded opposition).

Other formal actions taken (high-level)

- Approved item 11 (consent pull): the personnel item recognizing a change in assignment/title for a classified employee: interim principal Mr. Oseguera to principal at Venetia Valley Elementary School, effective Feb. 1. Motion carried.

- Approved two human-resources resolutions placing classified employees on reemployment lists after exhaustion of available leaves (resolutions filed for board record). Motions carried.

- Approved travel requests and overnight field trips: Terra Linda High School cheer participation at United Spirit Association national championship (Feb. 13) and San Rafael High School administrative travel to a professional conference (Feb. 18). Motions carried.

- Approved a memorandum of understanding with AmericaScores Bay Area to provide a recess and aftercare soccer/poetry program at Bahia Vista Elementary School. Motion carried.

- Accepted the district's 2023–24 independent financial audit (clean audit; auditors raised a small finding related to program interpretation that district staff said they will continue to reconcile). Motion carried.

- Approved the district's annual developer-fee accounting report and the statutorily required five-year developer-fee review. Motion carried.

- Accepted donations totaling $13,038 to multiple schools, including Davidson Middle School, Terra Linda High School, and San Pedro Elementary School. Motion carried.

The board recorded no roll-call breakdown of individual "yes" or "no" votes in the transcript beyond the oral affirmation "Aye" for each item and no trustees voiced objections during the recorded motions.

Ending

Trustees and staff said the resolutions were intended to encourage school-based activities and community recognition; the board moved on to presentations and committee reports after the brief business session. The district will publish full board minutes, the adopted resolutions and supporting documents on its website.