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Lemon Grove board approves agenda, hears 2025 CAASPP presentations from district leaders and principals
Summary
At a Dec. 16 special meeting, the Lemon Grove school district governing board approved its agenda and received presentations on each school's 2025 CAASPP results from the district executive director and site principals; no public comments were made.
The Lemon Grove school district governing board met in a special session on Dec. 16, 2025, approved its meeting agenda and received presentations on each school's 2025 California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) results, the meeting record shows.
Board Clerk Jasmin Smith moved to approve the agenda, and Board Member Yajaira Preciado seconded; the motion carried with three yeas recorded for Dr. Javier Ayala, Yajaira Preciado and Jasmin Smith. Board member Dorinda Miller was noted as arriving at 5:17 p.m. and was not present for the recorded vote.
Amy Fulinara, the district's Executive Director of Educational Services, and the principals for eight school sites presented the 2025 CAASPP reports to the board. The schools and site leaders listed in the meeting record were: Matt Sheelen, Director, Early Childhood Education Center; Veronica Johnson, principal, Lemon Grove Academy Elementary School; Dr. Vanessa Ruiz, principal, Lemon Grove Academy Middle School; Rosaland Turner, principal, Monterey Heights STEAM Academy; Veronica Soltero, principal, Mount Vernon Dual Immersion School; Torazzi Hayslett, principal, San Altos Elementary School; Julie Jones, principal, San Miguel Elementary School; and Yvonne Leon, principal, Vista La Mesa Academy.
The publicly posted meeting minutes note that each school's 2025 CAASPP results were presented but do not include score details or comparative results in the document provided. No members of the public spoke during the agendized public comment period.
The special meeting was called to order at 5:13 p.m. and adjourned at 7:14 p.m., according to the meeting record signed by Superintendent Marianna Vinson and Board Clerk Jasmin Smith.
The transcript/minutes do not specify next steps, follow-up actions, or any board direction tied to the presentations; no votes on curriculum, interventions or budget items were recorded in the posted minutes for this session.
