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Glendale Elementary board approves meet-and-confer package, pay-for-performance increase, accepts audit and passes budget and personnel items

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Summary

The Glendale Elementary School District Governing Board on April 10 approved a package of employee recommendations and a 6% pay-for-performance increase for 2025-26, accepted the district's FY2024 audit and compliance questionnaire, approved a 2024-25 budget revision and multiple administrative hires, and recessed into executive session for legal advice on federal attestations.

The Glendale Elementary School District Governing Board on April 10 approved the district's meet-and-confer recommendations, a pay-for-performance increase for 2025-26, accepted the district's audited financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2024, and approved a set of personnel hires and a fiscal-year budget revision.

The board voted by roll call on multiple items; votes recorded during the meeting show board members Bartels, Wilson, Pimentel, Jaramillo and Board President Martinez voting "aye" on the consent agenda, the meet-and-confer recommendations, the pay-for-performance plan, the FY2024 financial audit and compliance questionnaire, and the 2024-25 budget revision presented as Revision No. 2.

Why it matters: the meet-and-confer package and the pay-for-performance plan affect compensation and working conditions for district employees; the accepted audit and compliance questionnaire are statutorily required public records used by the district and state education authorities; the budget revision adjusts spending authority for the current fiscal year.

Board action and key details

- Meet-and-confer and staff compensation: The board approved the meet-and-confer recommendations presented by district staff and the Glendale Education Association. Jessica Peck, president of the Glendale Education Association, told the board the team "comprise[s] 5 members of the team" and that the process yielded recommendations from certified and classified employee groups. Superintendent Sagata Jones and Meet-and-Confer lead Debbie Valadis explained the updated agreement adds items such as an introduction to the meet-and-confer agreement at the start of the school year and an exploration of a parental leave bank. The board also approved language that specifies future pay-for-performance amounts will change "proportionately based on state funding." The district told the board the…

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