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Beaumont Unified approves emergency resolution, grant acceptance and multiple personnel and consent items
Summary
At its Aug. 20 meeting the Beaumont Unified Board unanimously adopted an emergency resolution for water damage remediation at Highland Academy Charter School, accepted a California Department of Education grant notification for WIOA (agenda amount transcribed unclearly), and approved multiple personnel assignment orders and a booster club authorization; most motions passed 5-0.
The Beaumont Unified Board of Trustees took several administrative and fiscal actions at its Aug. 20 meeting, carrying multiple motions unanimously.
Emergency Resolution 2024-25-01: On item 10.2 the board adopted an emergency resolution regarding repair and remediation of water damage at Highland Academy Charter School. The motion was moved, seconded and passed 5-0.
Grants: Under Instruction and Support Services (item 13.1), the board accepted a California Department of Education grant award notification for the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act for fiscal year 2024–25. The agenda text transcribes the amount as "1,400 $41,737," which is unclear in the record; the district did not state a different figure during the meeting. The motion to accept the grant passed 5-0.
Human resources and personnel: The board approved certificated (14.1), classified (14.2) and administrative (14.3) personnel assignment orders dated Aug. 20, 2024, each by motion and unanimous vote. One board member noted an audience member connected to an administrative item and suggested hearing from them before the vote; the board nonetheless voted to approve those orders.
Other routine business: The board approved the consent agenda, authorized an additional school booster club for the 2024 calendar year (item 15.1), and reported no items from closed session. Where noted, votes were recorded as "motion carries" or 5-0; no contested roll-call tallies were read aloud beyond those unanimous outcomes.
The board did not take formal actions on the public comments about EL staffing during the meeting but asked staff for follow-up data.
