Beaumont Unified board adopts special‑tax ordinance, approves land conveyance and routine items

The Beaumont Unified School District Board of Trustees voted to adopt Ordinance 2025‑26‑06, a measure levying special taxes within Community Facilities District No. 2025‑1, and approved a separate resolution authorizing conveyance of approximately 11,400 square feet of district property to the city for public street right‑of‑way purposes.

The board opened a public hearing on the proposed conveyance and noted the district previously adopted Resolution of Intent No. 2025‑26‑04; staff described the land as two parcels (41977007 and 41824011) adjacent to district property that will accommodate a new street. The public hearing was opened and closed at 6:23 p.m. with no public testimony on the parcel dedication.

Board members also approved the consent agenda (items 10.1–10.8) in a single motion, adopted Resolution 2025‑26‑07 authorizing the filing of applications for state allocation, approved modification No. 4 to agreement C‑1108292 for county special education facility services during 2025–26, and passed several human‑resources items including a new job description for a behavioral health coordinator and certificated/classified personnel assignment orders dated Aug. 12, 2025. For each motion, the board called for a vote and the motions carried.

The district’s calendar revisions for 2025–26 were approved during the meeting. Superintendent Kish highlighted upcoming dates including a districtwide welcome event on Aug. 28, a closed‑session board meeting on Aug. 26, a regular meeting on Sept. 9, and a college and career expo on Sept. 30.

What happens next: Ordinance 2025‑26‑06 and the conveyance resolution were adopted at the meeting; the district will proceed with required implementation steps and city coordination for the right‑of‑way. No further details on tax rates or levy amounts were provided at the meeting.