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Votes at a glance: board approves consent agenda, compensation resolution and upholds expulsion

Colton Joint Unified School District Board of Education · November 7, 2025
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Summary

The board approved its consent items (6.1–6.39 with exceptions), adopted a compensation resolution (6.2) with one abstention, adopted AB 1390 thresholds (6.3), and upheld an expulsion in closed session for student number 1081763.

At its Nov. 6 meeting the Colton Joint Unified School District board voted on several action items and provided these outcomes:

- Items 6.1–6.39 (consent agenda, with some exceptions) — Motion by Board member Ibarra, second by Board member Fuentes; approved by voice vote with no opposition recorded.

- Item 6.2: Adoption of a resolution authorizing compensation for a missed meeting for Board member Thorin Ojeda — Mover: Board member Fuentes; second: Board member Ibarra; approved with Board member Thorin Ojeda recorded as abstaining.

- Item 6.3: Adoption of AB 1390 compensation thresholds — Staff presentation by Superintendent Miranda; motion moved and seconded and approved (see separate coverage). Effective date per statute is Jan. 1, 2026.

- Closed-session student-discipline item (expulsion) — The board moved to uphold the expulsion order for student number 1081763. Motion carried 6–0; the board recorded the student number but did not release the student’s name.

Where motions and votes were recorded, the meeting minutes and staff reports provide the formal motions, seconders and vote tallies. When the transcript recorded voice votes without roll-call tallies, the board president declared items ordered as presented.

Formal outcomes and the recorded abstention are reflected in the official minutes and agenda materials posted by the district.