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Board approves GAM limit, joint‑use and easement resolutions and reapproves LCAP in special meeting

Mill Valley School District Board of Trustees · September 11, 2025
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Summary

Trustees adopted a set of routine resolutions — adopting the GAM limit, approving a joint‑use agreement with Tam Valley Community Services District for after‑school programming, conveying a storm‑drain easement to the city — and in a short special meeting reapproved the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP).

During the Sept. 10 session the Mill Valley School District board approved several routine resolutions and, in a subsequent special meeting, reapproved the LCAP.

Key actions approved by roll call or voice vote included:

- Adoption of the GAM limit (resolution 04‑25‑26). Staff explained the GAM calculation as a measure of instructional spending and reported a positive result; the board approved the resolution by roll call.

- Approval of resolution 06‑25‑26 to enter a joint‑use agreement with the Tam Valley Community Services District allowing after‑school programming operations at Tam/Tan Valley Elementary; trustees approved the joint‑use agreement by roll call.

- Approval of resolution 05‑25‑26 to convey a storm‑drain easement to the city (no public comments were raised during the hearing on the easement); the resolution passed by roll call.

Later, the board convened a short special meeting focused on reapproving the LCAP and the budget overview; with no public comment on the LCAP the board moved and approved reapproval by unanimous vote.

All motions were recorded and staff said standard procedures for implementation and follow‑up will proceed under the appropriate departments.