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Board approves bond-funded architects, $3M adult-education budget adjustment and related items

Redondo Beach Unified School District Board of Education · October 29, 2025
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Summary

The board approved a $3 million adult-education fund adjustment, multiple architectural-service agreements for elementary and high‑school projects funded by Measure S, a cybersecurity manager job description, and several routine calendar and consent items.

At the meeting the Redondo Beach Unified School District board approved several action items and routine motions in a single business session.

Key approvals included: - A $3,000,000 budget adjustment within the adult-education fund, to reallocate construction-related unspent dollars from the prior year. - Authorization to enter into an agreement with PARS to design an exploratory contingent retirement-incentive program (resolution adopted; separate article). - Architectural service agreements funded by Measure S: PBK for Lincoln Elementary modular building replacement (architect fee ≈ $343,450), PBK for Madison Elementary modular replacement (≈ $308,350), SVA/PBK for RUHS drop‑off lane improvements (≈ $241,640), PBK/SPA for a Career & Technical Education building at Redondo Union High School (fee estimate discussed at $1,324,000), and SVA for Seahawk Stadium improvements (≈ $342,000). Board members discussed the scope and community priorities for these projects before voting. - Approval of a cybersecurity manager job description for the IT department to strengthen district network and information security. - A change to the district meeting schedule (moving the December regular meeting to avoid a conference conflict).

All listed motions were approved by voice vote with student advisory votes recorded where indicated.