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Board approves four fiscal resolutions and a student civic‑engagement seal process
Summary
The Sequoia Union High School District board voted 5–0 on four resolutions — engineer’s report and levy of assessment, a temporary interfund loan up to $800,000, a budgetary transfer for FY24–25, and adoption of local requirements/process for the State Seal of Civic Engagement — during its June 4 meeting.
At its June 4 meeting the Sequoia Union High School District Board of Trustees approved four roll‑call resolutions and adopted a district process to award the California State Seal of Civic Engagement.
Votes at a glance
• Resolution 014 — Engineer’s report confirming diagram and assessment and ordering levy of assessment for fiscal year 2025–26: approved by roll call vote, 5–0.
• Resolution 015 — Temporary interfund loan transfer at year‑end not to exceed $800,000: approved by roll call vote, 5–0.
• Resolution 016 — Budgetary increase/transfer at year‑end for fiscal year 2024–25: approved by roll call vote, 5–0.
• Resolution (State Seal process) — Adoption of district requirements and process to award the State Seal of Civic Engagement beginning 2025–26: approved by roll call vote, 5–0.
During discussion of the State Seal of Civic Engagement, a staff member outlined district requirements that meet California Department of Education guidance: students must be on track for graduation (with a hardship waiver option), show understanding of U.S. and California constitutions (via coursework or self‑paced modules), complete a substantive civic engagement project with process and reflection products, and provide a recommendation that attests to civic character. Staff said the district will publicize the process in the fall and accept submissions in March 2026.
There were no public comments on these action items; all resolutions passed unanimously.
