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Board adopts second interim budget with positive certification; deputy superintendent to retire and successor named
Summary
Board approved the district's 2025-26 second interim report with a positive certification; deputy superintendent Annette Alpern announced retirement effective Aug. 7 and board approved appointment of Dr. Nick Stephanie to begin July 1. Finance presentation included enrollment figures, reserve projections and assumptions on COLA and labor costs.
The Redondo Beach Unified School District board adopted its 2025-26 second interim budget report on March 10, approving a positive certification and receiving updates on enrollment projections and multiyear fiscal assumptions.
Deputy Superintendent Annette Alpern presented the second interim (covering July 1—— Jan. 31), noting current enrollment at 9,412 and conservative projections of 9,341 for 2026-27 and 9,271 for 2027-28. The report includes negotiated salary increases (the CSEA increase is now incorporated) and a one-time state tax refund the district received for two years of taxes paid on…
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