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Lancaster board approves claim rejections, personnel hires and labor tentative agreement
Summary
The board approved motions rejecting two student damage claims, accepted a stipulated expulsion settlement, confirmed multiple administrative hires including Dr. Elizabeth Garcia, and approved a tentative labor agreement with CSEA.
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The Lancaster School District board approved a series of motions and personnel appointments at Monday’s meeting, including denials of student damage claims, acceptance of a stipulated expulsion settlement, multiple administrative hires, and a tentative agreement with the California School Employees Association.
Early in the meeting the board considered motions related to student claims and discipline. The board voted to reject two individual claims for damages (references provided in the agenda as 71045618 and 71045617) and approved a stipulated agreement concerning an expulsion and release of educational claims for student reference number 242502; motions were moved and seconded and recorded as passing by voice vote.
On personnel, the board confirmed multiple administrative appointments. The board approved the appointment of Dr. Elizabeth Garcia (who addressed the board to thank members for the opportunity), several principals and assistant principals, the coordinator of special education (Beverly), and an operations director (Justin Gates). Each appointee offered brief remarks of thanks; several board members congratulated the hires.
Labor and consent items: The board also approved a tentative agreement with the California School Employees Association (revised salary schedule for 2024–25) and completed routine consent blocks (grouped agenda items across business, education services, human resources and student and family services).
Votes at a glance: multiple motions were recorded as passing by voice vote; transcript records several 3–0 voice votes for individual items.
Next steps: Appointees will assume roles according to district timelines and staff will proceed with contract and personnel onboarding.

