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Votes at a glance: Oak Grove board actions on Feb. 13, 2025
Summary
The board approved the consent agenda, adopted Resolution 1496 on immigration enforcement protections, adopted an independent-study policy aligning with SB 153, acknowledged bargaining 'sunshine' proposals and approved contracts, leases and school safety plans; roll-call votes recorded as carried.
At its Feb. 13 meeting, the Oak Grove Board of Trustees took a series of procedural and action votes. Major outcomes included:
• Consent agenda: Approved by roll call (motion carried).
• CSBA delegate ballot: Board voted to support four incumbents representing nearby districts (motion carried).
• Reschedule June meeting: Approved moving the June regular meeting from June 18 to June 26, 2025 (motion carried).
• Resolution No. 1496: Adopted reaffirming district protections regarding immigration enforcement at schools (unanimous roll-call approval). The board clarified compliance with valid warrants while asking staff to distribute the site script and legal-notification steps.
• Board Policy 6158 (Independent study): Adopted to align with SB 153 (short-term independent study 1–15 days). Board directed staff to work with bargaining units and principals on implementation protocols.
• Bargaining sunshine notices: The board acknowledged the district’s initial proposal to CSEA chapter 412 and accepted CSEA’s proposals; a public hearing was set for March 13, 2025.
• Contracts and construction items: Approved a contract with MCor to carry out CalSHAPE HVAC work (approx. $643,000); approved a deductive change order returning $596,500 in contingency from Bernal construction; and extended escrow on a surplus-property sale (Glider property) to Dec. 15, 2025 while continuing to collect monthly deposits.
• SELPA lease: Approved a five-year land-lease extension (nominal $1/year) for County SELPA portables serving special-education programs at Santa Teresa Elementary.
• Comprehensive school safety plans: Approved annual updates (two-year rolling) for district schools. Board discussed redactions to online plans for safety reasons and asked for a future focused discussion on mental-health service delivery after members reported inconsistent intern coverage at some sites.
Where roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript, votes were indicated as carried or unanimous; individual members recorded 'aye' votes during roll-call sequences.
