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Marysville Joint Unified board approves ELOP adoption, CCAP renewal and several program and personnel items
Summary
At its May 27 meeting the Marysville Joint Unified Board unanimously approved the updated Expanded Learning Opportunities Program, renewed the CCAP dual-enrollment agreement with Yuba College, approved closure recommendations for adult education and Middle College, and ratified an assistant superintendent contract.
The Marysville Joint Unified School District board held routine business and several substantive approvals at its May 27 meeting, passing each motion by unanimous voice vote.
Key votes and outcomes - Approval of the May 13, 2025 meeting minutes: motion by Mr. Feuer, seconded by Mr. Taylor. Voice vote: unanimous; motion carries. - Approval of consent agenda items (12.1–16.5): motion by Mr. Crawford, second Mr. Stevens. Voice vote: unanimous; motion carries. - Adoption of the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP): motion from Seth Steinman, second by Ricardo Galicia. Board approved the updated plan and associated cost-shared positions. - Renewal of the College and Career Access Pathways (CCAP) dual-enrollment partnership with Yuba Community College District: public hearing opened and closed; motion to approve carried unanimously. - Approval to close the district’s adult education program (staff recommendation, fiscal reasons): motion by Mr. Crawford; unanimous approval. - Approval to close the Middle College/Bridal College Academy (staff recommendation, fiscal reasons): motion by Mr. Galicia; unanimous approval. - Approval of the employee contract for assistant superintendent of educational services (incoming Mr. Eckert): motion by Mr. Crawford, second by Mr. Steven; unanimous approval.
Financial and program notes recorded at the meeting included ELOP and ACES funding figures for 2024–25: the presenter stated ACES funding of about $2,800,000 and ELOP funding of about $10,900,000 for the year. During the CCAP renewal discussion the teachers’ association raised a question about Yuba College’s claim of 47.3 full-time student equivalents; district staff described that figure as a reporting item and said the appendix lists courses from the prior year and that an updated course list will be provided.
What stayed the same and next steps: Each motion carried by voice vote with no recorded opposition or abstentions in the transcript. The board announced its next meeting for June 10, 2025.
