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Colton board approves agenda, personnel appointments and two CFD agreements; upholds one student expulsion
Summary
The Colton Joint Unified board unanimously approved agenda items 7.1–7.69, adopted two community facilities district resolutions (25‑101 and 25‑102), approved multiple personnel appointments including certificated hires and coaches, and upheld one student expulsion in closed session.
At its May 15 meeting the Colton Joint Unified School District Board of Education approved multiple consent and action items, adopted two community facilities district agreements and completed personnel actions and a student discipline decision after closed session.
The board approved recommended amendments to the agenda—including tentative agreements with the Association of Colton Educators (ACE) and CSEA—and then approved items 7.1 through 7.69 as a block after trustees declined to pull any item for separate consideration. The vote to approve the omnibus items was taken by voice and recorded as carried.
Acting as the legislative body for Community Facilities District No. 2024‑1, the board adopted Resolution No. 25‑101, approving a joint community facilities agreement with the City of Rialto, and Resolution No. 25‑102 approving a joint community facilities agreement with West Valley Water District; both measures were approved without public comment.
After a closed‑session review of personnel and student matters, the board affirmed an expulsion order for one student (student discipline number 1073233). The board also voted to approve a set of personnel appointments: 17 certificated staff (including two special education teachers), seven classified coaches covering multiple sports and nine general volunteers. The board appointed named administrators to positions as presented on the consent calendar; two items were pulled for separate action earlier in the meeting as noted in the minutes.
Motions on action items were typically moved and seconded by trustees Fuentes, Haro and Ibara and carried on voice votes. The meeting minutes recorded the CFD resolutions by number: Resolution No. 25‑101 and Resolution No. 25‑102.
