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Votes at a glance: routine approvals, budget and teacher agreement ratified
Summary
At its June 24 meeting the La Mesa-Spring Valley board approved routine consent items, adopted the 2025-26 budget, authorized temporary transfers, ratified a teachers' agreement and approved HR classifications; all actions passed by voice vote.
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The La Mesa-Spring Valley School District board recorded the following outcomes at its June 24 meeting. All listed actions were approved by voice vote unless otherwise noted.
- Approval of minutes from the previous meeting (motion moved/seconded; approved by voice vote). - Approval of the meeting agenda (approved by voice vote). - Board policy updates (item 3a) approved. - Education services consent items (item 4a) approved; no Williams uniform complaints reported. - Approval of the 2025-26 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) (item 4b) and the LCAP federal addendum (approved separately). - School Plans for Student Achievement (approved). - Business services consent items approved. - Adoption of the 2025-26 district budget (item 5b) (approved). - Annual action on the Education Protection Account (item 5c) approved. - Authorization to submit the consolidated application for the 2025-26 school year (approved). - Temporary interfund transfer authorization and temporary county-treasury transfer (approved) to allow short-term cash borrowing and year-end budget transfers, respectively. - Human resources consent items, including salary placements for new classifications (behavior support specialist; construction project manager) (approved). - Ratification of the La Mesa-Spring Valley Teachers Association collective bargaining agreement (staff reported roughly 80% ratification by the association; board approved contract).
Several items included brief staff presentations or clarifications but were carried as routine business. For items that required clarification, staff described procedures and safeguards (for example, the interfund transfer repayment timeline and the voluntary protocol for positive home visits).

