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Wiseburn board approves MOU with CSEA and multiple plans, facilities and fiscal items (all votes 5–0)
Summary
At its Nov. 20 meeting the Wiseburn Unified board unanimously approved a CSEA MOU, the single plan for student achievement for multiple sites, three facilities amendments paid from Measure EE, and additional funds for RCM health-care services; consent agenda items were also approved. Vote tallies recorded and roll-call votes were used where required.
The Wiseburn Unified School District board took several formal actions on Nov. 20. All measures presented for vote carried unanimously (5–0).
Key votes and outcomes
• Consent agenda (items 8.2–8.13): motion approved by voice vote and recorded as carrying 5–0.
• Action 9.1 — Memorandum of understanding (MOU) with CSEA Chapter 486: board voted to approve the MOU that formalizes additional hours/work for library clerks and related scheduling; motion was moved and seconded and carried by unanimous voice vote.
• Action 9.2 — Single Plan for Student Achievement (2025–26) for Del Aire, Aviation, Holly Glen and Wiseburn middle school sites: staff presented the plan and explained monitoring through the California Dashboard and mid‑year diagnostics; trustees approved the plan by roll-call vote (Doctor Goldman: Aye; Miss Cappy: Aye; Miss Leganski: Aye; Mr. Ben Willis: Aye; Mr. Martinez: Aye). The board asked staff how progress will be reported; staff said the district will present dashboard and mid‑year updates in January–March and have schools present again in spring.
• Facilities (Items 10.1–10.3) — Amendment No. 8 for Delaware Elementary TK playground / architectural services with Corgan (Measure EE funds): The board approved the amendments with a roll-call vote recorded as 5–0. The staff presentation noted the spending is to be paid from Measure EE funds.
• Fiscal (Section 11) — Additional funds for RCM health-care services: the board approved the additional funds after motion and second; vote recorded as aye and the motion carried 5–0.
What the record shows: Most motions were moved and seconded on the floor; some votes were voice votes and others required roll call as noted on the record. The board did not take any votes that failed or were tabled. No dollar amounts for the MOU, Measure EE amendments or RCM funds were specified on the public transcript; staff indicated the first interim budget will be presented in December with fiscal details.
