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Tehachapi Unified board approves summer school resolution, curriculum adoptions, adoption calendar and accepts clean audit
Summary
Trustees voted unanimously to authorize a 2026 summer school credit-recovery program, adopt grades 9–12 math curriculum, place an Agriscience textbook on 30-day review, approve the 2026–27 student attendance calendar (with continued talks on calendar wording), nominate CSBA delegates, declare a refrigerator surplus, and accept the FY 2024–25 audit with an unmodified opinion.
At its Feb. 10 meeting the Tehachapi Unified School District Board approved multiple routine and substantive items, most by unanimous votes.
Summer school: The board adopted Resolution 05FEB26SummerSchool'26 authorizing the superintendent to establish a 2026 summer school credit-recovery program contingent on student interest and available faculty; the resolution cites Board Policy 6177 and passed by roll call (Ayes: President Kaminski, Vice President Kelly, Clerk Wood, Trustee Christiansen, Trustee Sweeney).
Curriculum and materials: Trustees approved final adoption of the grades 9–12 mathematics curriculum and approved placing the Agriscience textbook on a 30-day public review period as recommended at prior meetings.
Student calendar: The board approved the 2026–27 student attendance calendar despite TAT’s request for continued bargaining over how two non-instructional days are used; trustees directed the district and TAT to continue discussions and, if necessary, bring corrected wording back to the board.
CSBA and facility items: Trustees nominated Pamela Jacobson (Standard School District incumbent) and Chris Cruz Boone (Bakersfield City) for the CSBA 2026 Delegate Assembly (Region 12-B) and approved declaring certain M&O property (a refrigerator) surplus/obsolete.
Audit acceptance: Chief business official Mr. Antizari presented the independent audit for fiscal year ending 06/30/2025 and reported an unmodified (clean) opinion with no material weaknesses, no significant deficiencies and no federal/state findings for tested awards. Trustees thanked staff for correcting last year’s minor timing issue and accepted the audit by roll call vote.
Votes: The meeting record shows unanimous votes on the listed items; roll-call details were recorded for resolution and audit items.
Next steps: Staff will implement the summer-school authorization based on enrollment and staffing, begin the Agriscience textbook public review, and continue calendar negotiations with TAT where needed.
