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Robla board approves expanded‑learning contract with Roberts Family Development Center
Summary
The Robla School District board unanimously approved a 2025–26 expanded‑learning contract with the Roberts Family Development Center to host Freedom School programs at Glenwood and Taylor; trustees also approved associated vendor agreements in the same meeting.
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The Robla School District board unanimously approved a 2025–26 expanded‑learning contract with the Roberts Family Development Center that will place Freedom School programs at Glenwood and Taylor elementary schools for the upcoming school year.
Superintendent Chen described the vote as the official contract to host Freedom School at the two campuses. "This is just, the official contract to have Freedom School at Glendale and Taylor for the 25‑26 school year," Chen said during the meeting.
The board moved the item, received no substantive questions during discussion, and voted in favor with no recorded opposition or abstentions. The contract was presented during the action‑items portion of the agenda and is intended to continue the district’s partnership with community providers to run expanded‑learning programs.
Why it matters: the contract secures full‑day summer/after‑school programming that district staff said supports language arts and math enrichment and links students to wraparound services. The district piloted summer programs at Glenwood this year and plans to continue coordinating transportation and reporting with the vendor.
Next steps: staff will finalize the contract terms and coordinate program logistics with Roberts Family Development Center and existing district providers; Freedom School and START will provide fuller program updates in a later board meeting.

