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Bonita Unified Board approves three administrative hires; names Kendra Peterson Broussard assistant superintendent

Bonita Unified Board of Education · June 25, 2025
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Summary

The Bonita Unified Board of Education approved three administrative hires in closed session, including Dr. Kendra Peterson Broussard as assistant superintendent of human resources development effective July 1, 2025; all reported motions passed unanimously and the LCAP and budgets were later adopted in open session.

The Bonita Unified Board of Education reported in open session that it approved, in closed session, three administrative hires and will place employment agreements on a future regular‑meeting agenda for ratification. The board announced the hiring of Dr. Kendra Peterson Broussard as assistant superintendent of human resources development, effective July 1, 2025; the agreement will be presented for ratification at the Aug. 6, 2025 meeting. The motion to approve Broussard’s employment was recorded as made by Greg, seconded by Derek, and carried unanimously.

Board members also reported approval of Catherine (Kate) Jackson as assistant principal at San Dimas High School and the employment of Megan (assistant principal, Ramona Middle School). Those actions were reported as motions made by Britney with seconds by Chris Ann and unanimous votes in closed session.

A board speaker read biographical details for each appointee. The announcement for Dr. Kendra Peterson Broussard noted roughly 19 years in administration, prior work as a middle school teacher and recruitment specialist, service as a site administrator, most recently serving as director of human resources overseeing certificated and classified personnel programs, and academic credentials including degrees from the University of Illinois Chicago, Cal State LA and a doctorate in leadership from USC. District staff welcomed the new appointees at the meeting.

The board did not take additional public testimony on the hirings during open session. Next procedural steps noted by the board: the employment agreement for Broussard will be placed on the Aug. 6, 2025 agenda for formal ratification.