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Votes at a glance: expulsions, easement to Southwest Gas, donations, contracts and calendar approved
Summary
At the June 11 meeting the board approved two stipulated suspension/expulsion agreements, a resolution of intent to convey easements to Southwest Gas, several donations, a tennis‑court recoating contract, the district declaration of need, and the 2026–27 school calendar; a proposed MOU for athletic‑director release time was postponed.
The Tahoe Truckee Unified School District board took multiple formal actions at its June 11 meeting. Below are the principal outcomes and key details recorded on the agenda.
Votes at a glance
- Stipulated suspension/expulsion agreements (Agenda 7.01 and 7.02): The board reported it had reviewed recommended stipulated suspension/expulsion agreements for case numbers identified on the closed‑session agenda and approved both agreements on motions presented in open session. (Outcome: approved.)
- Resolution of intent to convey easements to Southwest Gas Corporation (Resolution 35‑2024‑2025, Agenda 12.1): The board approved a resolution of intent to grant utility easements to Southwest Gas under the utility’s "customer owned yard line" (COIL) program for multiple district sites so the carrier will own and maintain the service line from the street to building connections. Sites named in the resolution include Truckee Elementary School, Truckee High School, the district office, Sierra Expeditionary Learning School, Sierra High School and the district warehouse. The resolution begins the two‑step process; a public hearing and final approval of easement documents will follow at an upcoming meeting. (Outcome: approved; next step: public hearing and formal easement approval at a subsequent meeting.)
- Donations and grants (Agenda 13.x): The board accepted several donations: $1,500 from the Truckee Rotary Community Foundation to support Alder Creek Middle School eighth graders to attend a multi‑day Tahoe ecosystems trip (Tahoe Lab and Outdoor School); a $1,000 individual donation from Murray Brennan to support instruction at Tahoe Lake Elementary in recognition of a staff member; and a $1,000 donation from the Rotary Club of Truckee to support Truckee Elementary garden rehabilitation. (Outcome: approved.)
- MOU with Aim High (Agenda 18/17): The board approved a memorandum of understanding to host an Aim High summer program for up to 100 students at Keanos Beach Elementary; the district will provide transportation and a one‑time contribution of $35,000. (Outcome: approved.)
- Declaration of Need for Fully Qualified Educators (Agenda 20.1): The board approved the annual declaration of need (DON) to allow the district to request permits for assignments outside a certificated educator’s credential area as required for state reporting and credentialing processes. (Outcome: approved.)
- 2026–27 School Calendar start and end dates (Agenda 20.2): The board approved the proposed start date of August 26, 2026, and an end date of June 7, 2027, with seven snow days built into the calendar. (Outcome: approved.)
- Agreement 25‑31‑11M with Asphalt Impressions, Inc. (Agenda 21.1): The board approved a contract to resurface and recoat the tennis courts at North Tahoe High School in the amount of $70,266. (Outcome: approved.)
- MOU number 5 with the Tahoe Truckee Education Association (TTEA) — athletic‑director release time (Agenda 20.3): Staff and the union had negotiated a one‑year MOU to release high‑school athletic directors to work full time to support a possible transition to CIF and related athletic workload. Board discussion during the meeting resulted in a decision to postpone action on this MOU pending further discussion at a scheduled special meeting about athletics. (Outcome: postponed.)
Other items approved as part of the consent agenda and routine motions were passed as presented.
Where recorded votes were not individually named in the meeting transcript, items were approved by voice vote during the meeting; no roll‑call tallies with member names were recorded in the public transcript for those motions.
