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Board approves consent agenda, gifts, appointments and service agreements in unanimous votes

El Segundo Unified School District Board of Education · March 25, 2026
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Summary

The El Segundo Unified School District board approved the consent agenda and multiple action items—including gift acceptances, reappointment of CBOC members, a Servesmart K‑12 equipment purchase, the annual transportation plan and policy adoptions—each by 5–0 roll call votes.

The El Segundo Unified School District Board of Education unanimously approved a slate of routine and program items at its meeting, including the consent agenda, acceptance of donations, reappointment of Citizens Bond Oversight Committee members for a second term, a purchasing agreement for food service equipment, the annual transportation plan and several policy adoptions.

Clerk Sutherland read a list of donations the district had received; examples listed in the record include $75 from Cindy Mucnick for GATE programs, $1,039.50 to El Segundo Middle School, and $8,614.80 from the Center Street School PTA. "The school district has received generous donations as detailed below," the clerk said before the board approved acceptance of gifts.

On appointments, the board approved reappointing three CBOC members—Gwen, Chris and Garrett—to second terms under the committee bylaws. The board also authorized a purchase of equipment from Servesmart K‑12 to support an expanded high‑school food service program and approved the district’s annual transportation plan, required for eligibility for state transportation funding.

Most business was routine and carried on unanimous votes; the minutes record the standard roll call preference vote and multiple "Motion carries 5–0" outcomes.

What’s next: several policy and administrative regulation items that were presented for first review will return to the board at upcoming meetings for final action.