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Board approves surplus-property declaration, authorizes lease with child-development center and names facility representatives

Fallbrook Union Elementary School District Board of Trustees · August 8, 2025
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Summary

The Fallbrook Union Elementary School District board unanimously approved a resolution declaring district property surplus, authorized a lease with the Fallbrook Child Development Center to continue preschool services, named district representatives for state school-facility programs, approved a bilingual executive assistant job description and passed the consent agenda.

The Fallbrook Union Elementary School District board unanimously approved several business-service actions at its open meeting, including a resolution to declare district property surplus and to authorize execution of a lease with the Fallbrook Child Development Center (FCDC), which operates a qualified child-care and development program on the site.

Board staff explained the existing lease with FCDC was expiring and recommended declaring the property surplus in order to approve a new lease. The board voted in favor of the recommendation after a motion and second. During public comment preceding the vote, Susan Lucy, president of the Fallbrook Child Development Center board, thanked the district and specifically thanked Superintendent Hazel and Assistant Superintendent Fadios for their work in renewing the lease: "Without the district support, our preschool wouldn't exist," Lucy said.

The board also approved a separate resolution naming district representatives for programs administered through the Office of Public School Construction, the State Allocation Board and the Division of the State Architect to ensure timely filing for funding programs that operate on a first-come, first-served basis. The board's business-services presentation stressed time-sensitive filing requirements for those programs.

In other business, trustees approved a recommended job description for a bilingual executive assistant in human resources and approved the full consent agenda. For each item the meeting record shows a motion, a second and unanimous affirmative votes recorded by trustees. Several motion votes were recorded as "aye" by Trustee Golbeck, Trustee Moran and the presiding officer.

Policy 1330 (use of school facilities), administrative regulation 1330 and exhibit 1330E were introduced for first reading and will return to the board for further discussion at a future meeting. The meeting adjourned at 6:28 p.m.