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Board adopts proclamations, approves finances and several emergency actions; expulsions ordered

San Bernardino City Unified School District Board of Education · September 16, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved multiple resolutions honoring cultural months and custodial staff, approved the district's un-audited financials for FY24–25, authorized emergency sewer repairs at Roosevelt Elementary and other operational actions, and adopted hearing-panel expulsion recommendations under Education Code 48900.

The San Bernardino City Unified School District board carried a slate of routine and time-sensitive items during its Sept. 16 meeting, including proclamations, emergency facility resolutions, financial approvals and the adoption of hearing-panel recommendations to expel students in accordance with Education Code provisions.

Proclamations: After staff readings, trustees passed resolutions recognizing California Clean Air Day (Oct. 1), National Custodian Day (Oct. 2), Character Education Month (October), Filipino American History Month (October) and National Bullying Prevention Month (October). Several trustees moved and seconded the reading items and the motions carried.

Finance and emergency items: The board approved the district's un-audited actuals for fiscal year 2024–25 (item 10.3). Chief fiscal staff reported close alignment between estimated and un-audited balances and a combined restricted and unrestricted ending fund balance approaching $270 million. Trustees also adopted a resolution authorizing emergency sewer-line repairs at Roosevelt Elementary and approved a resolution establishing an electric-vehicle charging fee structure.

Discipline: The board reported action taken in closed session to accept hearing-panel findings and ordered expulsions under Education Code section 48900; trustees also approved suspensions or remands to youth court and certain readmission authorizations for students referenced by identification numbers in the closed-session report.

Sponsorships and bylaws: Trustees approved a $5,000 sponsorship to Arrowhead United Way (including a request for tickets for students/families) and a $2,500 sponsorship to Prism Collective's Lavender Gala. The board discussed a proposed bylaw (933.01) to standardize sponsorships and allocation practices but did not adopt a limit-based option at this meeting; the subcommittee will refine the form and policy language.

Student board member compensation: Trustees approved revisions to Bylaw 9150 and set student board-member compensation at $200 per student board member for the school year (discussion included a note that pending state legislation may affect student compensation rules).

What happens next: Staff will provide a Friday update with prior-bond repayment schedules and follow up on the facilities and financial items; the sponsorship-policy subcommittee will return a revised form and recommended procedures.