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Votes at a glance: Glendora Unified board actions, March 10, 2025
Summary
On March 10 the Glendora Unified board adopted a National Nutrition Month resolution, approved sale of Chromebooks to graduating seniors, certified the 2024‑25 second interim report as positive, and voted 3–2 not to approve the ethnic studies course outline; consent items were also approved.
The Glendora Unified School District board recorded several formal outcomes at its March 10 meeting:
• Resolution 24‑25‑13 (National Nutrition Month): Adopted by voice vote to recognize March as National Nutrition Month and commend the district nutrition services team. (Item 6.1)
• Sale of Chromebooks to graduating students: Approved a program to offer decommissioned Chromebooks (about 500 devices; ~750 items including chargers) to graduating seniors at a nominal fee (staff cited $10 to cover deprovisioning labor). Staff described deactivation procedures, factory‑reset guidance and distribution plans; devices not claimed by seniors may be offered for sale through Glendora Gives. (Item 6.2)
• Second interim report (2024‑25): Board certified the second interim report as "positive," noting a revised unrestricted ending fund balance ~ $15.0 million for 24‑25 but projecting multi‑year deficits that staff will continue to monitor. Staff will submit the certified report to LACOE. (Item 6.3)
• Ethnic studies course outline (Item 6.4): Motion to approve the district’s proposed ethnic studies course outline (moved by Trustee Garcia; seconded by Vice President Paul Lopez) failed on a roll‑call vote announced as 3–2; the board did not adopt the outline and directed staff to return with revisions.
• Consent calendar (Items 8.1–11.3): Approved as a single package; members of the public were reminded the business services section included payroll/warrants totaling roughly $11.5 million in the packet.
These items will be reflected in the posted minutes and supporting materials on the district website; staff noted next procedural steps (LACOE submission for the second interim on March 17; follow‑up items for curriculum revision).
