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Oakdale Joint Unified board proclaims Arts Education Month, adopts 2025–26 calendar and assigns commencements
Summary
Trustees adopted Resolution 24259 recognizing March as Arts Education Month, approved the 2025–26 board meeting calendar and assigned commencement appearances; the board also nominated two candidates for the CSBA delegate assembly.
The Oakdale Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees approved several routine action items, including a resolution recognizing March as Arts Education Month, adoption of the 2025–26 board meeting calendar, assignment of commencement appearances and nominations for the CSBA delegate assembly.
Resolution 24259: The board approved Resolution 24259 recognizing Arts Education Month; the resolution describes the district’s Visual and Performing Arts programs and states there is no fiscal impact. The motion was approved by roll call (student board member Landon Arnold and trustees recorded in roll call response).
2025–26 calendar and commencements: Trustees adopted the proposed board meeting dates for the 2025–26 school year, noting the board normally meets the second Monday of each month with a few exceptions. The board also designated individual members to attend commencement exercises across district schools in May.
CSBA delegate assembly: Ballot materials for the California School Boards Association delegate assembly were presented; the board nominated both candidates on the ballot (Mary Jackson and Ray Pro) for the two available seats.
Consent calendar: The board approved the consent calendar after removing two items for separate consideration; among the items later approved was travel for the academic decathlon team to Santa Clara (March 20–23, 2025). Trustees also amended language to clarify that a certificated management resignation referred to a principal resignation and not a resignation from the district.
What happens next: Formal minutes will reflect the roll-call votes and any follow-up procedural steps; any personnel items that require action will be scheduled per district policy.
