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Votes at a glance: board adopts proclamations, accepts CBOC report and votes support for AB 1633
Summary
At its Feb. 11 meeting the board approved proclamations for Black History Month and Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, accepted the Measure E CBOC report, approved Resolution 26-05 (certificated reductions for under-enrolled CTE programs), and voted to send a letter of support for AB 16-33; all recorded votes shown.
The Oxnard Union High School District board recorded multiple formal actions on Feb. 11. Roll-call results and brief descriptions follow.
• Adoption of adjusted agenda (motion passed 4-0). • Approval of minutes for meetings dated Jan. 10, Jan. 15 and Jan. 31 (motion passed 4-0). • Resolution 26-03 proclaiming February as Black History Month — passed 4-0. • Resolution 26-04 proclaiming February as National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month — passed 4-0. • Acceptance of the Measure E Citizens Bond Oversight Committee annual report — passed 4-0. • Resolution 26-05 to reduce or discontinue certificated employees for specific under-enrolled CTE programs (per side-letter agreement with Oxnard Federation of Teachers and School Employees) — adopted by roll call, 4-0. (Side-letter dated 11/05/2025 included in backup.) • Board voted to cast CSBA delegate assembly ballots for Lauren Gill, Tricia Gradias, Cynthia Salas and Daisy San Pablo following motions and roll-call votes for each candidate. • The board approved a letter of support for Assembly Bill 16-33 (taxation of private detention facilities); the motion passed 4-0. Trustees asked staff to follow up with State Superintendent Thurmond's office for details about proposed revenue uses and oversight.
Vote tallies reported during the meeting were uniformly recorded as 4-0 for adopted items listed above (where a roll-call was recorded). Where a candidate-specific roll call occurred for CSBA delegates, the board cast one vote per candidate as permitted by the ballot procedure.
Several items were informational only (LCAP midyear update; second interim budget preview). One action (classified reductions) was pulled to the March 11 agenda at staff request.
