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Board approves appointments, consent items and textbook sufficiency resolution
Summary
The SFUSD Board approved several routine items on Oct. 19, 2019: appointments to CPAC, the consent calendar, and a resolution finding sufficiency of textbooks and instructional materials under Education Code §60119; closed-session approvals for personnel and settlement authorities were also reported.
The Board of Education voted on several formal items during the Oct. 19 meeting.
Appointments: The board approved recommendations to the Childcare Planning and Advisory Council (CPAC), appointing Raul Erazo Chavez, Cheryl [name redacted in transcript], and Jessica Chavez. Roll call recorded the motion as adopted by '6 ayes.'
Consent calendar: The consent calendar passed on roll-call vote (recorded as '6 ayes').
Textbook sufficiency resolution: Chief Academic Officer Nicole Priestley presented the Williams compliance survey and district ordering process. The board adopted the resolution finding the district has sufficient textbooks and instructional materials in mathematics, science, history–social science and English language arts and that schools received requested materials. The resolution was adopted by roll call (recorded as '6 ayes'). Priestley noted surveys were returned by principals or site designees and that materials were ordered from the district-adopted instructional materials list; she and the board discussed online access and technology gaps during the hearing.
Closed session readouts: After closed session the board reported approvals by vote (7 ayes) for personnel contract actions (one director contract, one principal contract), authority to settle specified OAH cases up to stipulated amounts, and approval of an employee evaluation. The board did not provide dollar amounts for settlements in open session but recorded case numbers and authorized payment up to the stipulated amounts.
No additional formal motions or adoptions on transportation contracting were recorded at this meeting; public comment on that topic was received and entered into the record.
