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Votes at a glance: expulsions, appointments and consent items approved by SFUSD board
Summary
The board approved multiple stipulated expulsion agreements, several committee appointments, and passed the consent calendar during the Feb. 13 meeting; expulsion-related OAH settlements were authorized and several roll‑call votes were recorded as unanimous among present commissioners.
Several formal votes were taken during the meeting that the board summarized on the record.
Closed-session report and expulsions: After closed session the board reported and voted on multiple stipulated expulsion agreements and Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) case settlements. The board authorized the district to pay up to the stipulated amounts in the following matters: student v. SFUSD OAH case no. 2023120251; student TK v. SFUSD OAH case no. 2023040687; student ET v. SFUSD OAH case no. 2023110145; student AT v. SFUSD OAH case no. 2023110153. In three public‑employee discipline/dismissal matters the board approved a resolution of intent to dismiss certificated employees. The roll calls reported multiple '7 ayes' on these matters as listed in the meeting record.
Appointments and consent calendar: The board confirmed an appointment to the Independent Citizens Bond Oversight Committee (member moved from alternate to full member) and appointed Sam Bass to the PEAF CAC. The consent calendar passed by roll call (7 ayes).
Votes at a glance (selected): - Multiple stipulated student expulsion agreements (case numbers as reported above): board recorded votes in open session and authorized payment per stipulations (record shows 7 ayes for each listed matter). - Appointment to Independent Citizens Bond Oversight Committee: approved (roll call recorded 7 ayes). - Advisory committee appointment (Sam Bass to PEAF CAC): approved (roll call recorded 7 ayes). - Consent calendar: passed by roll call (7 ayes).
These actions were procedural and were recorded by roll call in the public minutes.
