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Weaver Union board approves advisory contract, authorizes negotiators and votes on expulsions; calendar adoption tabled
Summary
At its November meeting the Weaver Union School District board approved an $85,000 municipal advisory contract, authorized negotiators for a property purchase, approved expulsions and tabled adoption of the 2025–26 school calendar after a failed vote on one option.
The Weaver Union School District Board of Trustees approved several administrative contracts and student discipline actions at its regular meeting and postponed adopting the 2025–26 academic calendar.
The board voted to approve a municipal advisory contract with CFW Advisory Services LLC for $85,000 to support bond and financial work, administration said. Trustees also authorized Superintendent Mike Weber, district counsel Bryce Chastain and real estate agent Jeff Lowry to act as district negotiators on the purchase of 3144 East Childs Avenue (Merced County parcel number 06134003).
On student discipline, the board approved expulsions under Education Code 48912 for two cases listed on the agenda; one expulsion includes a suspension of part of the remainder of the school year. Motions were made, seconded and passed by voice votes; the agenda listed tracking numbers for the cases but did not record individual roll‑call tallies in the transcript.
Trustees considered three proposed 2025–26 calendars (A, B and C) and discussed a separate option D proposed during the meeting. The board took a voice vote on calendar A, which failed, then voted to table the calendar adoption pending further work and a possible revised ballot.
Other routine approvals included adoption of school plans for student achievement at Weaver Middle, Pioneer Elementary and Farmdale Elementary, and board resolutions designating a representative to the county school insurance group and authorizing destruction of documents damaged by fire.
The board packet listed recommended motions and the administration presented each item. The meeting record shows motions were made and approved by voice vote where reported; specific roll‑call tallies were not provided in the transcript.
