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Board approves waivers, ratifies CSEA agreement and several construction items; denies liability claim

Los Banos Unified School District Board of Trustees · July 11, 2024
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Summary

The Los Banos Unified board approved credential waivers, ratified a tentative agreement with CSEA, accepted a HVAC bid and several change orders for facilities projects, adopted Resolution 38-24, approved multiple policy adoptions (intent), and denied a closed‑session liability claim (6–0, 1 absent).

At its regular meeting, the Los Banos Unified School District board approved a set of routine but consequential items across personnel, labor, facilities and policy.

Key votes and actions: the board adopted Resolutions 19-24 through 37-24 to approve credential waivers allowing identified staff to teach outside their credential authorization; the board ratified a tentative agreement with the California School Employees Association (local chapter 92) following an uncontested public hearing; and the board approved a Career Educational Incentive Grant application to support Los Banos Junior High School’s agricultural program.

Facilities and contracts: trustees accepted a bid for HVAC replacement at Westside Union Elementary School Room A21, approved a change order for the FOT parking lot engineering agreement and approved Change Order No. 4 for the Lofton Stadium track and field improvement project. The board also adopted Resolution 38‑24, declaring the futility of public bidding for additional scope at Los Manos Elementary parking lot and approving the associated change order.

Policies and consent calendar: the board declared intent to adopt several mandated policies and administrative regulations (a list was read into the record) and pulled BP/AR 5126 for future action. The consent calendar was approved as corrected after board members noted updates to the certificated employment report and a correction to a Stonewall Security Services BRM charge.

Closed session report: the board reported out that it denied a liability claim against the district; the motion passed 6–0 with one absence.

Personnel notes: trustees welcomed Dr. Daniel Sutton as Director of Secondary Education and accepted the resignation of Andrew NN, thanking him for his service.

All votes recorded at the meeting were carried unanimously when roll calls were taken on listed items.