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Oakdale Joint Unified board approves two expulsions, settles parent complaint and accepts developer-fee report
Summary
At its Oct. 14 meeting the Oakdale Joint Unified School District board reported expulsions for two students (case nos. 24251 and 24252) under cited Education Code sections, approved a compromise to resolve a parent complaint referred to OAH, and accepted the district’s first-quarter developer-fee report; vote tallies are not fully recorded in the transcript.
The Oakdale Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees on Oct. 14 reported that it found cause to expel two students and approved both expulsions, and it approved a compromise-and-release agreement to resolve a parent complaint filed with the Office of Administrative Hearings.
The board’s closed-session report recorded that the student in case number 24251 was expelled for violations of Education Code sections 48900(b), 48900(c), 48900(h), 48915(a)(2) and 48915(b)(1) for the fall 2024 and spring 2025 terms. The board likewise found cause and approved expulsion in case number 24252 for violations recorded in the transcript as Education Code sections 48900(b), 48900(h), 48915(a)(1)(B) and 48915(b)(2) for the same school terms. The transcript records the board’s findings and approvals as formal actions taken in closed session.
The board also voted to approve a compromise-and-release agreement to resolve a parent complaint listed in the transcript as OAH case number 20246 0196. The transcript indicates the board approved the agreement but does not provide a clear roll-call tally in the recorded text.
Separately under business items the board accepted its first-quarter developer-fee report covering July 1–Sept. 30, 2024. The presenter listed new-home contributions from several neighborhoods (including references to Metaland, Carmel Ranch, Toro and a home off River Road); the numeric total as read in the transcript is not clearly legible and is therefore not specified here. The presenter and board noted that developer fees can be used only to address increases in student population and are restricted to projects that directly accommodate enrollment growth.
In procedural business the board approved the consent calendar and advanced Resolution 24253, which staff presented to proclaim Red Ribbon Week Oct. 21–25, 2024; the transcript records a motion and roll call for the resolution but does not include an explicit tally in the recorded excerpt.
Board members did not provide additional detail in the recorded text about the disciplinary cases beyond the Education Code citations and case numbers. The district’s next regular board meeting was announced for Monday, Nov. 4 at 6:30 p.m.
Quotes and attributions in this report follow the transcript: the closed-session actions were reported by the board’s presiding officer, and the developer-fee and resolution items were presented by district staff and advanced for board action.
