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Votes at a glance: SF Board approves A–G resolution, Head Start support, Prop 13 position and consent items
Summary
On Oct. 8 the Board of Education approved a substitute resolution to expand A–G course offerings, unanimously supported the district's Head Start application and adopted a resolution urging reform of commercial reassessment under Proposition 13; the consent calendar and several personnel/benefit actions also passed.
Key votes from the Oct. 8 San Francisco Board of Education meeting:
- Substitute A–G resolution (motion 13625a3): Approved unanimously by roll call. The resolution directs staff to analyze resources needed to expand A–G courses districtwide and report back by March 30, 2014.
- Head Start application support and suspension of rules: The board moved and approved a resolution supporting the district’s application for Head Start funding and authorized actions to prepare to provide services; roll call vote was unanimous.
- Proposition 13 commercial reassessment resolution: The board adopted a resolution supporting efforts to close commercial property reassessment loopholes under Proposition 13; roll call vote recorded unanimous support among present members.
- Wages and benefits for designated unrepresented and confidential employees: The board granted these classified employees the same wages and benefits as the district’s largest classified bargaining unit; roll call recorded seven ayes.
- Consent calendar (including corrected SACS code entries and multiple personnel and procurement items): The consent calendar was approved by roll call (seven ayes).
- Approval of prior meeting minutes: The earliest minutes vote recorded five ayes on Sept. 24 items (some members indicated partial approvals for specific dates).
The board recorded closed‑session actions taken on Sept. 9 (approval of two program administrator contracts and the expulsion of one high‑school student) in its Oct. 8 report to the public.
