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Board notes AP departure, discusses Proposition 2 and EV bus charging limits
Summary
Administrators announced Assistant Principal Angela Serone will leave June 30 and told the board that a failed Proposition 2 vote raises questions about pursuing waivers and the district's ability to add electric buses without charging infrastructure.
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District administrators notified the board that Angela Serone, who had served as the high school assistant principal and most recently as middle school assistant principal, has accepted a principal position with another district and will leave her role effective June 30. Administrators said the district will not fill that specific administrative slot and will address the vacancy through internal realignment.
Board members also discussed Proposition 2, which the board said failed in the recent vote. A member noted the district previously passed a separate proposition to acquire some electric buses but said the district lacks charging infrastructure to support a substantial fleet conversion. Board members discussed whether to pursue a waiver related to Proposition 2 and to coordinate any future bus purchases with charging capacity; administrators said the district could acquire a small number of electric buses but could not transition the entire fleet without chargers and associated infrastructure.
Administrators said the timing of any waiver application and subsequent procurement decisions would be discussed at an upcoming board meeting so the board can weigh infrastructure costs, grant/aid incentives and the district—s capacity to charge vehicles.
Votes at the meeting
The only formal vote recorded in the transcript was an adjournment motion at the end of the work session. A member moved to adjourn, a second was given, and the board adopted the motion by voice vote; the transcript records "Aye" on the call for approval and does not list a roll‑call tally.

