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Travis Unified board reports closed‑session non‑reelection of probationary teachers; consent calendar approved

Travis Unified School District Board · March 4, 2026
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Summary

The Travis Unified School District board reported it voted in closed session to not reelect certain probationary or temporary certificated employees and directed staff on negotiations and litigation; the board also approved the meeting agenda and the consent calendar by voice vote.

The Travis Unified School District board reported that it took action in closed session to not reelect certain probationary and temporary certificated employees for the coming school year and directed the superintendent or her designee to serve appropriate notices.

Board President Will Wade announced the personnel action and said the motion was made by Will and seconded by Brenda; he reported the vote was unanimous. "The board took action in closed session to non reelect certain probationary and or temporary certificated employees for the coming school year," the president said.

The board also gave staff direction on negotiations — including salary, cost‑of‑living adjustments and other contract language — and authorized North Bay Schools Insurance Authority (NBSIA) to act on the district's behalf in an anticipated litigation matter, the president said.

Earlier in the meeting the board approved the agenda and later moved and passed the consent calendar by voice vote. During consent discussion, staff answered board questions about a county tobacco‑prevention grant and how referrals are handled: students identified for vaping are referred to a district drug‑and‑alcohol intervention class, and parents have the right to opt their child out of that intervention, staff said.

Votes at a glance - Closed‑session personnel action: motion reported as made by Will, seconded by Brenda; reported vote: unanimous (no roll‑call tally provided in the transcript). - Agenda approval: motion and second recorded on the record; voice vote in favor. - Consent calendar: moved and approved by voice vote; no individual vote tallies recorded for each consent item.

What’s next: The board directed staff to serve notices to affected certificated employees and to continue bargaining work; no additional details about affected employees or next public actions were stated on the record.