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Votes at a glance — Del Mar Union School District board meeting, May 28, 2025

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Summary

Summary of formal motions and roll-call outcomes at the May 28, 2025 board meeting, including consent motions, contract approval for literacy professional learning, acceptance of the superintendent-search leadership profile and declaration of need for fully qualified educators.

This “Votes at a glance” roundup lists formal motions recorded during the Del Mar Union School District board meeting on May 28, 2025. All vote results below reflect roll-call or voice votes recorded in the meeting transcript.

- Approval of the agenda: Motion passed unanimously (voice vote). (Agenda item 3/4) - Approval of minutes (specified meetings): Motion passed unanimously. (Consent agenda) - Approval of professional learning contract for upper-elementary literacy instruction (Agenda item 6.13): Motion passed. Contract provides multi-day professional learning for grades 3–6 focused on morphology, multi-syllable word instruction and embedded classroom modeling (day-and-a-half per grade level). The board approved the item after clarifying it is for four full days plus two half days (six total days of PD across grades). - Acceptance of Education Support Services leadership profile report (Agenda item 8.1): Motion passed unanimously. The report will guide superintendent candidate screening and interviews; posting closes May 30, and interviews scheduled for June 16–17. - Adoption of revised 2025 regular board meeting calendar (moving July meeting to July 16): Motion passed unanimously. - Declaration of Need for Fully Qualified Educators (annual): Motion passed; district estimated a conservative number of potential permit needs in several categories to allow emergency/limited assignments if necessary for the 2025–26 school year (annual compliance form).

Other consent approvals (personnel, purchases and recognitions) were acted on as part of the consent agenda; none required separate recorded roll-call votes beyond the consent approvals recorded as “motion passes.”

Ending: These results summarize the formal votes reported in open session. The board will return for further action and adoption items at the June 18, 2025 meeting.