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Board approves multiple tentative agreements and authorizes PARS early‑retirement plans

Rockland Unified School District Board of Trustees · November 20, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved AB 1200 disclosures and tentative tentative agreements for CSEA, confidential and nonrepresented employees and ratified resolutions to open a PARS-administered early retirement incentive; roll-call votes were unanimous.

At the Nov. 18 Rockland Unified School District board meeting trustees approved several personnel-related actions after staff presentations.

Deputy Superintendent Jennifer Stahlheber presented required AB 1200 disclosures outlining the fiscal implications of proposed 2025–26 salary agreements. Tony Limoges, associate superintendent for human resources, then recommended board action to approve tentative agreements for California School Employees Association (CSEA) Chapter 773, nonrepresented employees and the Rockland Confidential Employees Group for the 2025–26 school year. Each tentative agreement was moved, seconded and approved by roll-call vote.

The board also approved two related resolutions to open an early retirement incentive administered by Public Agency Retirement Services (PARS). PARS senior vice president Ryan Nicasio described the proposal: eligible classified nonmanagement employees age 50 with five years of district service (0.5 FTE or greater) who retire from the district and CalSTRS/CalPERS could receive an annuity purchased equal to 70% of final salary distributed over choices of payout options. PARS projected 152 eligible employees and conservatively estimated 25 participants; fiscal modeling showed small first-year savings only if some positions were left unfilled and larger multi-year savings depending on replacement decisions. PARS emphasized the program is contingent — the district would run an enrollment window, receive actual participation numbers, then the board would decide whether to proceed.

Board action and roll calls (as read on the record): the consent calendar and each tentative agreement and PARS resolutions passed with each trustee recorded as voting “Yes” during those roll calls. (Clerk read roll call names and trustees’ responses at the meeting.)

What the board approved at this meeting: - AB 1200 disclosure for CSEA and nonrepresented groups (public cost analysis presented). - Tentative agreement: CSEA Chapter 773 (motion carried). - Tentative agreement: nonrepresented employees (motion carried). - Tentative agreement: Rockland Confidential Employees Group (motion carried). - Resolution 25-26-16 approving the CSEA early retirement plan agreement (PARS) and Resolution 25-26-17 approving the nonrepresented employees’ early retirement plan (both approved by roll call).

The district will mail PARS informational packets to eligible employees, run an enrollment window (45–60 days), receive final projections and then the board will consider final approval (staff indicated a potential March board date to approve or rescind based on the plan’s fiscal outcome).