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Chester‑Upland SD board approves routine action items and hears facility and partnership requests

Chester‑Upland School District Board of Directors · April 24, 2026

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Summary

The board approved education, personnel and business agenda items (A‑1 through A‑16, B‑1 through B‑2, C‑1 through C‑14) and heard public comments asking to use Chester High facilities for events and announcing a new university philanthropy partnership.

At the April 23 Chester‑Upland SD board meeting the chair announced approval of multiple agenda items by the education, personnel and business categories. The chair stated action items A‑1 through A‑16, B‑1 through B‑2 and C‑1 through C‑14 "are hereby approved." The transcript does not record a roll‑call vote or a vote tally; the chair also noted the final line of agenda item C‑10 would be removed from the final document.

Why it matters: These approvals clear routine education, personnel and business items from the agenda and allow district staff to proceed with implementation steps tied to those approvals. The notation to remove a line from C‑10 indicates a clerical or substantive edit to a business agenda item prior to finalization.

Public comment that followed included two community requests: Nishay, representing Missy Lago Universe, asked to host group competitions in the Chester High gym (requesting use of a protective tarp for the floor) and to use the auditorium for productions; the speaker asked the district to connect them with an appropriate staff contact. Alexa Dosa, philanthropy chair at 5 Sigma Sigma (Wiener University), described a newly formalized partnership with the district and cited past work including hygiene kits, supply drives and plans for uniform donations and arts scholarships.

The chair also read the DCIU adopted budget total during the meeting, citing $31,069,925 as the DCIU budget figure shared with the board.

Next steps: The chair closed with reminders about upcoming district events and said the district will continue work toward fiscal stability and exiting receivership. The meeting adjourned after public comment and agenda approvals.