Trustees approved the consent agenda without dissent and then moved into executive session to discuss personnel and bargaining matters.

Before the vote the board highlighted two consent items: a revised districtwide safety plan revised to comply with recent laws and posted for 30 days with no public comments, and a retirement notice received by administration. Administrators also explained a proposal to create a small pool of substitute administrators — two retirees would be provisionally onboarded to cover buildings when principals or central-office staff are unavailable; staff said the proposal parallels substitute‑teacher arrangements and would be used when multiple administrators are out, particularly to maintain building safety and IEP/meeting continuity.

A motion to approve the consent agenda was called, and the chair announced the vote was unanimous. During the public‑comment period parent Gary Lam asked that any district spending on what he described as a "cultural war distraction" be listed as a separate line item in the budget for public review: "If this board is interested in outfitting our resources to this cultural war distraction, we would like to see it specifically identified as a line item in a budget that is subject to public debate and community," he said.

After public comment the board moved and seconded to convene an executive session to discuss a personnel matter and a bargaining‑unit matter; the motion passed unanimously. No further public details were disclosed at the close of the meeting.