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Board adopts routine resolutions, approves expulsions and personnel items

Twin Rivers Unified School District Board of Trustees · October 8, 2025
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Summary

At the October meeting the Twin Rivers Unified board adopted several recognitions and routine resolutions (Sacramento Poetry Day, Filipino American History Month, School Bus Safety Month, Week of the School Administrator), approved two student expulsions, personnel recommendations, the consent agenda and a sufficiency-of-textbooks resolution.

The Twin Rivers Unified School District Board of Trustees voted on multiple routine items during the meeting.

Resolutions and recognitions: The board adopted Resolution No. 1556 recognizing Oct. 26, 2025 as Sacramento Poetry Day; Resolution No. 1555 recognizing October 2025 as Filipino American History Month; Resolution No. 1557 recognizing October 2025 as California School Bus Safety Month and National School Bus Safety Week; and a resolution recognizing the week of the school administrator in October 2025. Each resolution was read by a trustee, moved, seconded and adopted by roll-call vote.

Student discipline: The board voted on two student expulsion cases identified in the meeting as case number 85-26 and case number A64-25. Both motions were moved and seconded and, according to the clerk’s roll call, the motions carried.

Administrative items: The board approved personnel recommendations, the consent agenda and adopted the annual Williams Act resolution certifying sufficiency of textbooks and instructional materials after staff reported that an audit of 29 randomly selected schools and self-reports from the remaining sites showed 100% sufficiency. The board also adopted a resolution to pay acts of a board member for a prior meeting (presented as Resolution No. 1561) with one abstention recorded.

Votes at a glance (as recorded in the meeting record): - Student expulsion case 85-26: Motion carried (motion made by Baker; seconded by Bastian; roll-call votes recorded). - Student expulsion case A64-25: Motion carried (motion made by Sandoval; seconded by Baker; roll-call votes recorded). - Resolution 1556 (Sacramento Poetry Day): Adopted (motion by Sandoval; second by Alcarra; Baker temporarily absent). - Resolution 1555 (Filipino American History Month): Adopted (motion by Baker; second by Alcarra). - Resolution 1557 (School Bus Safety Month): Adopted (motion by Baker; second by Sandoval). - Williams Act sufficiency resolution (textbooks/instructional materials): Adopted after staff reported 100% sufficiency based on county audit and site self-reports. - Personnel recommendations: Approved (motion carried). - Consent agenda: Approved (motion carried). - Resolution 1561 (pay acts): Adopted (one abstention recorded).

What’s next: Most items were routine adoptions; policies returned for first reading and will come back for approval at a subsequent meeting. The public-commented budget and staffing concerns were not acted on during this meeting and may be considered in future budget sessions.