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Board adopts Black History Month resolution, approves Measure M audit and multiple curriculum and contract items
Summary
At its Jan. 14 meeting the New Haven Unified board adopted a slate of resolutions (including Black History Month), ratified audits and contracts, approved Punjabi textbooks and new high‑school courses, and appointed Eric Chu to lead facilities.
The New Haven Unified School District Board on Jan. 14 adopted multiple resolutions and approved routine and programmatic items by unanimous voice votes.
Key actions included the adoption of Resolution No. 030 2425 declaring February 2025 Black History Month in district schools; adoption of Resolution No. 0322 425 regarding pregnancy leave; acknowledgment of Proposition 39 Measure M election results and acceptance of the Measure M financial and performance audit for FY 2023–24; authorization to purchase audio‑enhancement systems and related agreements; approval of the district’s annual financial report for 2023–24; ratification of a service agreement with the San Diego County Office of Education for designated subjects; adoption of Punjabi 1 textbooks and workbooks for grades 9–12; and approval of new courses at Conley Caribo and James Logan high schools.
The board also reported out from closed session that it voted unanimously to appoint Eric Chu as Director of Facilities and Construction; Chu appeared briefly and thanked the board, saying he was "very excited" to join the district.
All listed action items (agenda numbers 12.1–12.12, and consent items 13.1–13.15) were carried by voice vote as recorded in the meeting; no roll‑call tallies naming individual yes/no votes were provided in the public transcript. Several items were procedural or routine and drew no substantive discussion during the meeting.
