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Azusa Unified board adopts ceremonial resolutions, approves consent agenda and reports closed-session discipline votes
Summary
At its Jan. 13 meeting, the Azusa Unified School District board approved two ceremonial resolutions — designating February as National African American History Month and recognizing school counselors — reported closed-session student-discipline approvals and passed its consent agenda.
The Azusa Unified School District Board of Education approved a set of mostly ceremonial items and routine business during its Jan. 13 meeting.
The board reported results of its closed session and said two student-discipline cases were approved by a 3–0 vote with two members absent. The meeting then returned to open session for a series of agenda votes.
Resolution 25-26-10, designating February as National African American History Month, passed with a recorded vote of 4 yes, 1 absent after Vice President Rodriguez Pena commented on the observance’s historical origins. Resolution 25-26-11, recognizing National School Counseling Week, likewise passed 4 yes, 1 absent after board members commended counselors’ social-emotional work.
The board also approved the consent agenda with a 4–0 recorded vote and one absence; the meeting minutes and related routine items were included under that consent action.
No formal motions or votes on new policies, contracts or budget items were recorded during the meeting; several administrative regulations and bylaws were presented for first reading only.
The meeting adjourned at 8:48 p.m.
