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Inglewood Unified School District board reports termination of employee after closed-session hearing
Summary
At its Nov. 20, 2025 special meeting the Inglewood Unified School District board reported that the county administrator adopted a hearing officer's decision finding cause to terminate employee number 000057661 and directed HR to issue immediate notice; there were no public comments.
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The Inglewood Unified School District Board of Education reported on Nov. 20, 2025 that the county administrator adopted a hearing officer's proposed decision finding cause to support the termination of employee number 000057661 and directed the assistant superintendent of human resources to give the employee notice of immediate termination.
The announcement came after the board recessed to closed session at the start of the special meeting to consider —3certificated/classified public employee dismissal, discipline, release—5 pursuant to Gov. Code §54957 (case HR 0620252026). Upon reconvening at 6:42 p.m. the presiding officer read the report out: "The county administrator adopted a hearing officer's proposed decision finding that cause exists to support the termination of employee number 000057661." The presiding officer repeated the action for the record, adding that the county administrator "also took action to terminate employee number 000057661 and directed the assistant superintendent of human resources to give notice to the employee of their immediate termination."
The readout referenced Article 18.8.5 of the district's collective bargaining agreement with Teamsters Local 986. The transcript records the board's announcement of the county administrator's action but does not record any board vote, mover/second, or public statement from the county administrator in the meeting transcript beyond the readout.
The clerk reported there were no public comments during the meeting. Board member Ernesto Castillo offered brief board remarks, and the presiding officer announced the next board meeting is scheduled for Dec. 10, 2025; the special meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m.
The transcript identifies the affected employee only by number; the district did not provide a name, and no additional factual details about the underlying allegations or the hearing officer's findings appear in the meeting record.

