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Lemon Grove board approves bond-election analysis, StudySync adoption, calendars and multiple contracts
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Summary
At its May 10 meeting the Lemon Grove School District Governing Board unanimously approved Resolution 2021-22-21 (November 2022 GO Bond analysis), the StudySync middle school ELA adoption, 2023-24 student and workday calendars, several job descriptions and salary schedule adjustments, and a broad consent agenda of contracts and purchases.
The Lemon Grove School District Governing Board on May 10 approved a slate of resolutions, curriculum adoptions, job descriptions and administrative items, including a bond-election analysis and a multi-item consent agenda.
Among the action items the board approved were Resolution 2021-22-21 (November 2022 general obligation bond election analysis presented by Dale Scott), the Independent Citizens' Oversight Committee annual report for Proposition W and Measure R, and an RFPQ (request for qualifications) to procure a design-build team for an Early Childhood Education campus. The board also adopted StudySync for middle school English language arts, approved disposal of obsolete instructional materials, and authorized new certificated and classified job descriptions for a Director of Expanded Learning Program.
Trustee Cheryl Robertson made or seconded multiple motions during the meeting; motions recorded in the minutes show unanimous or near-unanimous support. For example, approval of the StudySync adoption was moved by Robertson and seconded by Timothy Shaw and recorded as carried by all five members.
The board adopted both the 2023–24 student calendar and certificated and classified workday calendars, and approved salary schedule adjustments for certificated and classified management. The body also passed Resolution 2021-22-30 and Resolution 2021-22-31 concerning non-reemployment of certificated and classified employees, respectively.
The consent agenda — approved by motion on a single roll-call — encompassed personnel actions, minutes, contract ratifications and multiple procurement and resolution items (items 7.B through 7.GG in the meeting packet). Two items originally on consent (7.CC and 7.DD, both nutrition-equipment items) were pulled and moved to the action section during agenda approval before ultimately being approved.
The board readjourned to closed session at 7:55 p.m. and returned at 9:23 p.m. with no additional report out. The meeting adjourned at 9:23 p.m.