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Votes at a glance: board approves SPSAs, math adoption, and terminates Taylor parking lot lease

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Summary

The board approved the school plans for student achievement, adopted the McGraw Hill Reveal math curriculum, passed a resolution terminating the Taylor Middle School parking‑lot preconstruction lease, and carried routine consent and agenda motions.

At Tuesday’s meeting the Millbrae City School District Board of Trustees recorded multiple formal actions. The following summarizes votes and formal motions that were recorded in the transcript.

- Approve meeting agenda: The board moved and approved the meeting agenda at the start of the session. Motion carried.

- Consent agenda: Trustees moved, seconded and approved the consent agenda. Motion carried.

- Approve Single Plans for Student Achievement (SPSAs) (agenda item referenced during district business): The board moved to approve the SPSAs as presented; the motion carried.

- Adopt McGraw Hill Reveal elementary math curriculum: Following a two‑year pilot and staff recommendation, the board voted to adopt McGraw Hill Reveal; staff noted an eight‑year cost estimate of $456,639.12 and implementation activities beginning with PD on Aug. 12.

- Terminate preconstruction lease for Taylor Middle School parking‑lot remodeling and authorize termination agreement (Resolution 24‑25‑10): Board approved the termination of the leaseback agreement for the previously proposed Taylor Middle School parking‑lot remodel project. Staff said the larger remodel is not currently prioritized in the facility master plan; future parking-lot upgrades will proceed under a revised scope.

- Extend meeting time: Trustees voted to extend the meeting to 9:45 p.m.

Where the transcript records only a verbal “motion to approve” or “second” without individual names, the meeting record presented those motions as carried with verbal “aye” votes; the transcript does not include roll-call tallies for each trustee for every motion. Staff indicated that formal records and any resolution numbers would appear in posted minutes and supporting documents.

(Actions are listed as described in the meeting transcript; mover/second and individual vote tallies were not specified in the audio transcript for all motions.)