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Paramount Unified board approves superintendent evaluation, settles OAH case
Summary
At its June 25 meeting the Paramount Unified School District board approved the superintendent’s performance evaluation and finalized a settlement in an Office of Administrative Hearings case, both by unanimous roll-call votes.
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The Paramount Unified School District Board of Education voted unanimously June 25 to approve the superintendent’s performance evaluation and to authorize a settlement in an administrative hearing.
After reconvening from a closed session at 6:33 p.m., President Cruz reported the board “discussed and took action” on the superintendent performance evaluation. The board voted 4–0 to approve the evaluation for Superintendent Dr Josh Lio U; the motion was made by Vice President Alicia Anderson and seconded by Sonia Deon.
The board also approved a settlement agreement in Office of Administrative Hearings case number 20245237. President Cruz said the motion to approve the settlement was made by Alicia Anderson and seconded by Sonia Deon; the final vote was 4–0.
Board members had moved into closed session earlier to address a set of personnel and legal items under California Government Code sections 54957, 54956.9 and 54957.6. The board’s public report summarized only that action was taken; details of personnel deliberations were confined to the closed session record as permitted under state law.
The meeting minutes show the board’s votes were recorded by roll call, with board members Quenta, Deon, Vice President Alicia Anderson and President Cruz voting yes. The board listed Board Member Martinez as unable to attend.
No further details about the settlement terms or evaluation content were disclosed at the public meeting; the board indicated staff would follow up where appropriate.

