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Votes at a glance: San Luis Coastal Unified board actions on Feb. 17
Summary
The board approved a set of personnel, policy, curriculum and operational items Feb. 17, including a certificated reassignment notification resolution, new/modified secondary courses, multiple board policy updates, and the transportation plan. All recorded votes were 6'0'00 with one absence.
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At its Feb. 17 meeting the San Luis Coastal Unified School District Board of Trustees approved the following motions (all recorded votes: 6 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain, 1 absence) unless otherwise noted:
- Resolution 8.01 (certificated reassignment notification): Approved. Motion by Mister Unger. The resolution authorizes issuing notice of potential reassignments under Education Code provisions.
- Item 9.02 (secondary new and modified courses): Approved. Motion by Mister Unger. The board approved additions and modifications to high-school course offerings, including CTE pathway updates, dual-enrollment courses and a planned personal-finance elective that may become a graduation requirement for the class of 2031.
- BP 1445 (response to immigration enforcement): Approved with amendment to require regular training. Motion carried; amendment changed training language from optional to required.
- BP 5125 (student records) revisions: Approved. Revisions incorporate Education Code 49076.7 and AB 495 language prohibiting collection/disclosure of Social Security numbers and immigration status for students/families.
- BP 5125.1 (directory information): Approved. Staff reminded the board that families can opt out via annual Aeries enrollment selections and that the district will send midyear reminders.
- Consent agenda including 10.05 (transportation plan): Approved. Trustee Buckman pulled 10.05 for comment before the board approved the transportation plan; staff noted an estimated 60% reimbursement for eligible items and the district's current operation of 11 electric buses.
Where the transcript recorded movers and seconds, those names are included above. The district will publish formal minutes and the final adopted documents on the district website.

