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Twin Rivers board approves slate of student discipline readmissions and related consent items
Summary
Trustees approved a large series of student expulsion and readmission decisions, adopted two resolutions to compensate an absent trustee, and removed two consent items for separate consideration; motions were typically made by Trustee Baker and seconded by Trustee Bastian.
Trustees of the Twin Rivers Unified Board of Trustees approved a series of student discipline cases and related consent items during their meeting, moving swiftly through a docket of expulsions and readmissions.
The board, with motions primarily made by Trustee Baker and seconded by Trustee Bastian, voted on many individual cases identified by district case numbers (examples recorded in meeting proceedings included A72-24, A33-24, A83-24 and multiple A-series cases dated 2025 and 2026). For each listed case the board recorded trustee responses and announced that the motion carried. In several instances trustees individually stated “Aye” or “Yes” during roll-call style confirmations.
The board also considered the consent agenda and voted to pull items 14 and 20 for separate consideration. After the pull motion passed, the remainder of the consent agenda (consent items minus 14 and 20) was approved. Later in the meeting the board separately moved and approved item 14 and item 20; the motion to approve item 14 failed to pass with Trustees Sandoval and Bastian recorded as “No,” while other trustees voted “Yes,” and the motion was recorded as carried for item 20 with Trustee Vogt recorded as “No.”
The board adopted two resolutions (Nos. 1538 and 1539) to pay absent board member Michael Baker for prior meetings on June 24 and July 8. Trustee Baker abstained from both votes; other trustees recorded votes in favor and the motions carried.
What happens next: The approved student discipline actions and readmissions become part of district administrative records; items pulled from the consent agenda will be subject to any additional follow-up the board directed during the separate consideration. The board scheduled its next regular meeting for Sept. 9 at 6:00 p.m.
