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Oakdale Joint Unified holds public hearing on Resolution 24 25 02 to certify instructional materials
Summary
Oakdale Joint Unified trustees opened a public hearing on Resolution 24 25 02, which the board described as the district's annual certification that pupils have sufficient textbooks and instructional materials aligned to State Board of Education standards; no final vote appears in the transcript.
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The Board President opened a public hearing on Resolution 24 25 02, explaining that the board must annually certify that each pupil in the district has specific textbooks or instructional materials aligned to content standards adopted by the State Board of Education. "Resolution 24 25 0 2 certifies that the district has met these requirements," the President said.
The hearing is the district's routine, annual certification under the state education code as transcribed in the meeting. The President said staff had met with each site principal to confirm the requirement had been met at every school site and that the resolution and hearing support the district's goal of providing an academic continuum to produce college‑ and career‑ready graduates.
Board members discussed the legal basis for the certification and cited the Education Code language in the presentation; the President referenced meeting with site principals as the basis for the certification recommendation. The transcript records the President recommending that the board conduct the public hearing for approval of Resolution 24 25 02 but does not record a formal roll call or final vote on the resolution in the provided segments.
The public hearing segment focused on confirming sufficiency of instructional materials and statutory alignment; no dissenting comments or formal motions to adopt the resolution are recorded in the transcript segments provided. The Board will follow its public hearing procedures for consideration of the resolution on its agenda in accordance with district practice.

