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Trustees approve consent items, unaudited 2024‑25 actuals and several personnel/partnership agreements
Summary
The board approved the consent calendar (items K‑1 through K‑7), accepted the Snowline Teachers Association and district initial bargaining proposals for the sunshine process, approved MOUs and partnership agreements, and accepted the business office’s unaudited 2024‑25 actuals. One abstention was recorded for K‑3.
At the September 9 meeting the Snowline Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees took the following formal actions (motions and roll‑call results were announced at the meeting):
• Adoption of the agenda — motion passed (voice/roll call).
• Consent calendar (items K‑1 through K‑7) — approved. Member Martinez recorded an abstention on item K‑3. The consent calendar included routine business and personnel items; trustees voted to approve the package.
• Acceptance of materials under the Brown Act sunshine process — the board accepted the Snowline Teachers Association initial proposal and the district’s initial response for the public bargaining record (start of formal negotiations process).
• Personnel agreements and MOUs — Trustees approved the memorandum of understanding with the Riverside County Office of Education for multiple‑subject interns and an agreement with Mayville State University for student teaching placement; they also approved committee on assignment authorizations and board resolutions permitting specified teaching assignments outside credential areas where appropriate documentation existed.
• Business services — trustees approved the 2024‑25 unaudited actuals; staff noted revenue exceeded estimated actuals (notably some state allocations and STRS on‑behalf revenue) while expenses were lower in several capital categories due to timing differences. The board directed staff to tighten year‑end estimates for future budget planning.
The board did not take final action on capital projects such as field/track replacement; trustees requested staff return with competitive bid estimates and a funding plan before any commitment.
