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Votes at a glance: Cloverdale Unified board approves budget, classroom‑capacity resolution and amended safe‑haven policy

Cloverdale Unified School District Board of Trustees · August 14, 2025
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Summary

At the meeting the board approved the 2025–26 adopted budget, accepted several donations, approved Resolution 226‑03 on classroom capacity limits, and adopted an amended safe‑haven resolution (4–1). Other routine items were approved by unanimous consent.

The Cloverdale Unified School District Board of Trustees voted on several routine and substantive items during the meeting.

Key outcomes: • Agenda approved (unanimous): Board approved the meeting agenda as presented after a motion and second. • Consent calendar approved (unanimous): Routine items were adopted in a single vote; no items were pulled for separate discussion. • Donations accepted (unanimous): Jefferson PTA donated $784.66 for a kindergarten field trip; Luther Burbank Center donated $150 to Jefferson School; the Care Foundation donated $26,184.76 to district programs and field trips for the 2024–25 school year; Kiwanis of Cloverdale donated school supplies to Cloverdale High School. • Safe‑haven resolution (passed 4–1): Board adopted amended safe‑haven language restricting immigration‑enforcement access to district property without superintendent approval unless a warrant or court order is presented and adding a requirement to contact parents or guardians when information is handed over to an agent. • 2025–26 adopted budget (unanimous): Trustees approved the 45‑day revised adopted budget for 2025–26. • Resolution 226‑03 classroom capacity limits (unanimous): Trustees approved capacity limits used for interdistrict transfer decisions.

Several agenda items generated substantial public comment but did not result in immediate additional board action; trustees directed staff to return with follow‑up drafts or informational materials where appropriate. The meeting adjourned at 8:02 p.m.