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La Mesa‑Spring Valley board adopts CSBA accountability resolution, approves policy updates and consent calendars
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Summary
The board adopted Resolution 25‑26‑20 supporting a CSBA campaign to align state accountability reporting, approved revisions to policies (including Policy 3515) and approved multiple consent items and the annual declaration of need for fully qualified educators by voice vote.
The La Mesa‑Spring Valley School Board voted on April 21 to adopt Resolution 25‑26‑20 in support of the California School Boards Association campaign to "close the state accountability gap," asking state policymakers in Sacramento to better align reporting and trust districts' local accountability planning.
A board member moved to approve the resolution and the board adopted it by voice vote; no formal roll‑call tally was recorded on the transcript during open session.
The board also considered and approved board policy updates, including a revision to Policy 3515 (recovery for property loss or damage). A board member noted the policy's numerical values had been revised to match Education Code requirements; the superintendent confirmed the revision reflected Education Code.
Consent calendars covering business services, educational services and human resources were presented and approved by voice vote. During the human resources consent item discussion, a board member praised the HR department for recent hiring of paraprofessionals for special education.
The board completed its annual declaration of need for fully qualified educators (Item 9b), an administrative declaration the district reviews each year.
Separately, the board reported a closed‑session action earlier in the meeting: it said it had voted unanimously in closed session to reject a claim and refer the matter to the Joint Powers Authority (JPA) for investigation; no additional details about the claim were disclosed in open session.
The meeting record shows motions were made and approved by voice ("All in favor, say aye"); where the transcript does not record an exact numerical tally, the board's voice votes are reported as approvals in the meeting minutes.
