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Votes at a glance: Adams 12 board actions and outcomes

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Summary

A quick reference to the meeting’s formal motions and results: school and district UIP approvals; dyslexia proclamation; Healthy School Meals resolution; rescheduling of a special meeting; routine minutes, consent and personnel approvals; and tabling of a monitoring report.

The Adams 12 Five Star Schools Board of Education recorded the following formal actions in a single meeting. All motions listed below were approved by recorded “Aye” votes from Directors Assad Lucas, Battistelli, Goldstein, Marsh Holshin and Potter unless otherwise indicated.

Votes at a glance

- Approve Unified Improvement Plans for schools in priority improvement and turnaround as presented — Outcome: approved (5–0). Motion recorded and seconded; board directed district staff to submit plans to CDE by Oct. 15.

- Approve the district Unified Improvement Plan and adopt the district progress-monitoring (PM) tool — Outcome: approved (5–0). Motion recorded and seconded; district to roll out PM tool and engage DAC in monitoring.

- Adopt proclamation declaring October Dyslexia Awareness Month — Outcome: approved (5–0). District staff described Read Act implementation, DIBELS 8 usage, UFLI Foundations pilot (20 schools opted in) and a local Certified Academic Language Therapy cohort.

- Adopt resolution in support of Healthy School Meals ballot measures (referred to in meeting as LL and MM) — Outcome: approved (5–0). Representative Lorena Garcia briefed the board.

- Table Monitoring Report 1 (School and Grad Dropouts combined data report) for a future meeting to allow more time for review — Outcome: approved (motion to table, 5–0).

- Reschedule the Oct. 7, 2025 special board meeting to Jan. 14, 2026 — Outcome: approved (5–0).

- Approve minutes (work study session and regular board meetings of 09/17/2025 and special board meeting of 09/24/2025) — Outcome: approved (5–0).

- Approve personnel actions and consent agenda items as presented — Outcome: approved (5–0).

For each action above, the board’s roll-call vote was recorded in the meeting transcript. Where the board took no fiscal action, staff were directed to follow existing procedures and report back as appropriate.