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Board approves consent calendar, policy updates and routine resolutions at Sept. 30 meeting
Summary
Trustees approved prior meeting minutes, the evening agenda, multiple consent calendars, policy updates, an appointment to the East County SELPA advisory committee, and several resolutions and HR items by voice vote or unanimous 'aye' calls.
The La Mesa‑Spring Valley School Board handled routine business on Sept. 30, approving minutes, agenda items and multiple consent and action items by voice vote.
Motions and recorded procedural votes included approval of the prior meeting minutes (moved by a board member, seconded; voice vote recorded as 'aye'), approval of the evening's agenda, board policy updates, business services consent items, and educational services consent items. Trustees also approved human resources consent items that included numerous certificated hires associated with newly expanded TK classes.
The board appointed Brianna Browning as the district representative to the East County SELPA community advisory committee (motion moved and seconded; approved). Trustees approved a resolution related to the California Department of Education childcare and development program; staff clarified the resolution does not affect transitional kindergarten eligibility because the age brackets differ. The board adopted the annual resolution of instructional materials sufficiency and received a timeline update on a pilot for a new math curriculum with a February presentation and next‑year implementation if adopted.
Other approved items included the district injury and illness prevention program and a resolution authorizing certificated assignments outside credential requirements for the school year. All motions reported in the meeting were passed by voice vote with 'aye' recorded; the transcript records motion makers and seconders in several instances but does not provide detailed roll‑call tallies on the record.
The meeting adjourned at 7:07 p.m.
