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Board sunscreens and accepts district and union contract proposals, opens negotiations for 2026–27
Summary
The board opened public hearings on and then adopted the district’s contract proposal to RSEA and accepted RSCA’s proposal; no public comment was received and trustees voted to move forward with negotiations in the 2026–27 cycle.
The board opened public hearings to 'sunshine' the district’s contract proposal to the Roseville Secondary Education Association (RSEA) and to receive the RSCA’s proposal. The hearings satisfy statutory notice requirements before formal bargaining.
Labor-relations staff read key points of the district’s proposal, including the intent to negotiate a three‑year successor agreement that would cover through 2029, and reiterated that any contract approved in June would remain in force until a successor agreement is ratified. No members of the public offered comments during either hearing.
After closing public comment, the board adopted the district’s proposal for negotiation and, in a separate action, accepted the RSCA proposal as presented. Both motions carried by voice/roll-call votes with no recorded opposition.
Why it matters: Sunshining proposals and adopting initial positions are the standard legal and procedural steps that allow formal bargaining to begin. The district said it will consider compensation within current budget constraints and statutory budget rules as negotiations proceed.
What’s next: Formal negotiations between district representatives and union leadership will proceed; staff will share the proposals and keep the board apprised of progress.
