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Milpitas Unified board adopts ‘Unity Day’ resolution declaring Oct. 22, 2025
Summary
Milpitas Unified School District adopted Resolution 202610 on Oct. 14, 2025, declaring Oct. 22, 2025 as Unity Day and urging schools and community organizations to promote kindness and prevent bullying. A student from the Mopedus Interact Club read the resolution into the record; the transcript does not include the vote tally.
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Milpitas Unified School District’s board adopted Resolution 202610 on Oct. 14, 2025, declaring Oct. 22, 2025 as Unity Day and encouraging schools, students, parents, staff and community organizations to promote kindness and take action against bullying. A student reading the resolution asked the community to prioritize acceptance and inclusion.
Jason Nuin, identifying himself as a member of the Mopedus Interact Club, read the resolution into the meeting record. He opened the proclamation by saying, “May love, kindness, and acceptance always triumph,” and proceeded through the resolution’s preamble, which frames the proclamation around the district’s commitment to belonging and the harms bullying can cause to students’ physical, emotional and academic well-being.
The resolution’s preamble, read aloud at the meeting, highlights that bullying can lead students to avoid school and community activities and links promotion of pro‑social behaviors — kindness and inclusion — with reduced incidents of bullying and improved outcomes for learners. The reading then states the formal proclamation: the district proclaims Oct. 22, 2025 as Unity Day and encourages participation across schools and community groups.
The transcript records that the measure was “Passed and adopted by the Mopedus Unified School District Board of Education at a meeting held on October 14th, 2025.” The transcript does not provide the motion language, the names of a mover or seconder, or a vote tally; those details were not specified in the record provided.
Note on names: the meeting transcript uses the names “Mopedus” and “Veditis” in places when referring to the district. Those appear to be transcription variants; this article uses the district’s standard name, Milpitas Unified School District, for clarity.
The proclamation asks schools and community partners to mark Unity Day with activities that promote acceptance and protect youth from bullying. The transcript closes with the reader’s final greeting to the community. The record does not include follow-up scheduling for Unity Day events or administrative implementation details.

