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Sunnyside Unified board approves consent agenda and appoints Director of Language Acquisition; votes recorded

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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda by roll call and later unanimously appointed Michelle Gottlieb as Director of Language Acquisition and Literacy for 2025-26. The board also voted to enter executive session under A.R.S. A7 38-431.03(A)(1).

The Sunnyside Unified District Governing Board took several formal actions during its May 13 meeting, recording unanimous roll-call approvals for both routine business and an administrative appointment.

The board approved the consent agenda by voice/roll call after a motion and second; roll-call votes were recorded as "Aye" from Governing Board members Bustamante, Hernandez, Jaramillo, Rodriguez and President Quintero.

Later in the meeting the board voted to enter executive session pursuant to A.R.S. A7 38-431.03(A)(1) (discussion of employment/assignment/appointment of district employees). The motion to enter executive session passed by recorded vote with the same five trustees voting "Aye."

After the executive session, the board returned to open session and approved the appointment of Michelle Gottlieb as Director of Language Acquisition and Literacy for the 2025-26 school year, to be placed on the district pay grade G level 6. The motion to appoint Gottlieb passed on a roll-call vote with members Bustamante, Hernandez, Jaramillo, Rodriguez and Quintero recorded as "Aye."

Nut graf: All recorded votes at the meeting were unanimous; the transcript does not identify who made the motions by name for the consent agenda, the executive-session motion or the appointment motion.

Ending: No dissenting votes were recorded; the actions were administrative and did not require additional public hearings.