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Azusa Unified opens negotiations and approves district sunshine proposals; board adopts resolution to decrease certificated positions
Summary
The board heard sunshine proposals from the Azusa Federation of Adult Educators and the district, held public hearings with no public comments, approved multiple sunshine proposals and unanimously adopted Resolution 25-26-27 to decrease certificated employees.
The Azusa Unified School District board on May 12 received sunshine proposals from the Azusa Federation of Adult Educators (AFE) and from the district as the formal start of 2026–27 labor negotiations, held public hearings that drew no public comments, and approved the district's sunshine proposals by unanimous votes.
An AFE representative presented the union's sunshine proposal to announce the beginning of negotiations. District staff presented the district's corresponding sunshine proposals for AFE and for the California School Employees Association (CSEA). Each public hearing was opened and closed with no members of the public wishing to comment, and the board approved the related agenda items by 4-0 votes.
Later in the meeting the board considered and approved Resolution 25-26-27, "a resolution to decrease the number of certificated employees due to a reduction or elimination of a particular kind of service," by a 4-0 vote. Board discussion on the resolution did not record additional detail in the public transcript.
The board also approved other routine consent and sunshine items during the meeting by unanimous vote.
Next steps: negotiations will proceed with the respective employee associations; district and union representatives will follow the statutory and bargaining timelines for formal proposals and bargaining sessions.
