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Sunnyside Unified District board approves consent agenda; Rivera School launches million-can drive
Summary
The Sunnyside Unified District board approved the consent agenda on a unanimous roll call and heard a report that Rivera School is collecting aluminum cans as part of a 'million can' recycling contest; board members offered holiday remarks and a staff member requested signatures for vouchers and MOUs.
The Sunnyside Unified District board voted unanimously to approve the consent agenda during a brief meeting, then heard several community updates and exchanged holiday wishes.
A board member moved 'to approve the consent agenda as presented,' and the motion passed on a roll call in which Mister Bustamante, Miss Hernandez, Mister Jaramillo, Mister Rodriguez and Missus Quintero were recorded as voting 'aye.' The motion language as recorded in the transcript was: 'I'd like to make a motion to approve the consent agenda as presented.' (Board member, speaker 2). The transcript records a single speaker saying both 'motion' and 'Second.' immediately afterward; the transcript does not clearly attribute a separate second; the roll call that followed recorded unanimous approval.
Chair (speaker 3) reported that 'one of our schools, Rivera School, is collecting aluminum cans for the million can recycling contest,' and said Rivera was, 'the only Sunnyside school participating, at this time.' He named Booth Ficket and Carrillo School as competing schools and encouraged community members to drop off cans at Rivera or mark donations for Rivera. The chair added the announcement as part of brief community items and recognitions during the meeting.
Miss Hernandez (speaker 4) offered holiday gratitude: 'I just wanted to wish all of our staff and families a happy Thanksgiving.' A clerk/staff speaker (speaker 5) noted there would be no superintendent's report and thanked the community for supporting 'proposition 4 16,' as recorded in the transcript.
Near the meeting's close, a staff member (speaker 1) asked that board members stop by to sign vouchers and memoranda of understanding, saying he would be available until 4:30 p.m.
A board member moved to adjourn; the roll call that followed recorded unanimous 'aye' votes, and the meeting ended with participants exchanging Thanksgiving greetings. The board did not record additional formal action in the transcript.
Votes at a glance: - Consent agenda: Motion to approve the consent agenda as presented; roll-call recorded ayes from Mister Bustamante, Miss Hernandez, Mister Jaramillo, Mister Rodriguez and Missus Quintero; outcome: approved. - Adjournment: Motion to adjourn; roll-call recorded unanimous ayes; outcome: approved.
Next steps: Board members were asked to sign outstanding vouchers and MOUs; no date for the next meeting was specified in the transcript.
