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Chula Vista elementary trustees reorganize leadership, confirm principal hire and approve settlements

Chula Vista Elementary School District Board of Education · December 17, 2024
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Summary

At its Dec. 12 organizational meeting the Chula Vista Elementary School District board elected a slate of officers, appointed the superintendent as board secretary, amended meeting dates and confirmed closed‑session actions including hiring Elizabeth Carzoli as Kellogg principal and approving an employee settlement with recusals noted.

The Chula Vista Elementary School District Board of Education completed its annual organizational work Dec. 12, electing officers and approving several personnel and administrative actions.

Trustees approved a slate nominating Lucy Ugarte as president, Francisco Tamayo as vice president and Delia Dominguez Cervantes as clerk; the motion, offered by Trustee Francisco Tamayo, passed unanimously. The board also appointed Superintendent Doctor Reyes as the board’s secretary and amended the regular‑meeting schedule, moving the April meeting from April 9 to April 16.

During closed session the board reported two formal actions. Clerk Delia Dominguez Cervantes announced the board approved the employment of Elizabeth Carzoli as principal at Carl H. Kellogg Elementary School on a motion by Trustee Tamayo with a second by Trustee Dominguez Cervantes. The board also approved a settlement agreement related to an employee identified in the record by number; the board recorded that Lucy Ugarte recused herself from that vote for conflict of interest.

Several consent calendar items and professional services contracts were also considered and approved after discussion earlier in the meeting. The board voted unanimously to accept the consent calendar with specified pulled items and later approved those pulled items following staff clarifications.

The meeting closed with routine board reports and a unanimous motion to adjourn. The board scheduled its next regular meeting for Jan. 22, 2025, and set a special meeting for candidate interviews related to two board vacancies on Jan. 17, 2025.