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Votes at a glance: board adopts routine resolutions, agreements and strategic plan
Summary
At its Sept. 30 meeting the board approved consent items and multiple action items, including instructional materials sufficiency, geotechnical firm pre-qualification, behavioral health fee-schedule and data‑use agreements, the Prop 28 arts report, and the revised 2023–2026 strategic plan.
The Redondo Beach Unified School District Board of Education voted on a package of consent and action items at its Sept. 30 meeting. Key outcomes:
• Resolution R25-2608 — Sufficiency of instructional materials (Education Code §60119): adopted following a public hearing with no speakers; board vote recorded in the meeting as passing.
• Resolution R25-2604 — United Against Hate Week (Oct. 19–25): adopted.
• Resolution R25-2609 — Filipino American History Month (October 2025): adopted.
• Pre‑qualification of geotechnical engineering firms (RFQ2025-09): board approved corrected firm listings (Curry Engineering and Testing; Smith Emory Labs).
• Agreements enabling district reimbursement for behavioral health services: board approved the statewide CYBHI fee schedule participation and a data‑use agreement with the third‑party claims administrator to process claims and protect student data under applicable privacy laws.
• Proposition 28 Arts & Music Annual Report (2024–25): accepted for submission to the California Department of Education and posting to the district website.
• Labor process steps: the board received and filed communications from employee associations and accepted initial sunshine letters and district opening proposals to begin negotiations with CSEA.
• Strategic Plan 2023–2026: revised plan adopted with year‑three objectives and alignment across district goals.
All motions called at the meeting were passed as shown on the record; the transcript records voice votes as 'I' for yes and notes no abstentions where given. The board did not take final action on real property in open session; item 3.7 (conference with real property negotiators) was discussed in closed session and the board reported giving direction to staff.
