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Board approves CSEA tentative agreement, AB 1200 salary disclosures and routine district items
Summary
The San Rafael City Schools board approved a tentative agreement with CSEA, AB 1200-required salary schedule updates, the release of temporary certificated employees (Resolution 25‑2629), the home-to-school transportation plan, and renewal of summer-program MOUs; Trustee Lau recused from the YMCA-related vote and the summer-program motion carried with one abstention.
The San Rafael City Schools board took a cluster of administrative and personnel votes at its March 24, 2026 meeting.
Human resources presented a tentative agreement with the California School Employees Association (CSEA); Trustee Kerner moved approval and Trustee Lau seconded. The board voted in favor of the agreement (voice vote) and the president announced, "The tentative agreement passes."
Business services presented AB 1200-required public disclosures for updated salary schedules following settlements; staff explained the disclosure reflects multi-year compensation adjustments needed for apportionment and compliance. The board moved and approved the AB 1200 disclosure and updated salary schedules.
The board also approved Resolution 25-2629 to formally release a set of temporary certificated employees whose contracts end on June 30; the district said the action is a standard step to conclude those employment agreements.
The annual home-to-school transportation plan required for LCFF transportation apportionment was presented and approved; staff characterized this as a compliance item that rolls forward annually with updated budget numbers.
Finally, the board approved renewal of memoranda of understanding for state-funded summer and expanded-learning partnerships (ELOP/ASES partners, Next Generation Scholars, YMCA, Camp Galileo and others) that will provide programming and transportation for students. Trustee Lau recused herself from that item because of a YMCA advisory relationship; the motion carried with one abstention.
All votes were recorded as voice approvals during the meeting; no roll-call tallies tied to individual 'yes' or 'no' names were read into the record in the transcript provided.
