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Board ratifies bargaining disclosures, approves Chromebook sale resolution and AP textbook adoptions; consent agenda passes
Summary
At the May 27 meeting the board approved the consent agenda and ratified the RSCA collective-bargaining disclosure and a disclosure for non-represented groups, adopted Resolution 2510 to allow students to purchase district-issued Chromebooks, and approved AP textbook adoptions; all motions carried by the votes recorded on the record.
The Roseville Joint Union High School District board acted on several routine but consequential items at its May 27 meeting, approving labor disclosures, a device-sale resolution and textbook adoptions in a series of motions and roll-call votes.
Consent agenda: The board moved and seconded approval of the consent agenda and took a roll-call vote; trustees voted in favor and the motion carried (voice roll call recorded as unanimous in the transcript).
RSCA collective bargaining disclosures: The board moved to ratify the 2024–25 RSCA (collective bargaining) disclosures (the A1200 certification) and authorized execution of certification #2. The motion was seconded and the board approved the ratification by vote.
Non-represented employees disclosures: The board similarly ratified commitments and certification #2 for non-represented groups and approved the staff recommendation by roll call.
Chromebook sale resolution (Resolution 2510): Staff described a program that allows incoming ninth graders who had been issued Chromebooks to keep the devices for a nominal fee (staff referenced roughly $40). The board moved to adopt Resolution 2510 approving sales of obsolete instructional devices to students; a roll-call vote recorded unanimous approval and the resolution passed.
AP textbook adoptions (second reading): After a 30-day public viewing period staff recommended adoption of new AP textbooks for AP Chemistry and AP Psychology. The board moved, seconded and approved the recommended textbook adoptions.
Votes recorded on the transcript indicate unanimous passage for these items; the transcript records board members answering "Yes" during roll-call for the consent agenda and subsequent roll calls. No dissenting votes or recusals were recorded in the meeting record provided.
