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ABC Unified board reports closed-session special-education settlements and orders multiple student discipline actions

ABC Unified School District Board of Education · December 17, 2024
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Summary

The board reported approving special-education settlement agreements and issued readmission and expulsion orders for multiple student cases at its Dec. 17 meeting. Several approvals were recorded by roll call, and the board set dates to review readmission eligibility.

The ABC Unified School District board reported in open session that it had considered and approved multiple student‑discipline cases and special‑education settlements during closed session.

The board disclosed approval of a special education settlement (OAH number 20241‑0248) totaling $36,100 with an attorney fee line of $7,500 and specified intervention and compensatory education line items. A second settlement reported totaled $26,372 with attorney fees of $3,800 and compensatory education totaling $19,500 plus a tutoring reimbursement line.

In separate roll-call actions the board approved readmission for students who had completed required rehabilitation plans and ordered expulsions in several cases (transcript cites case identifiers such as 2324 D12, 2324 D13, 2425 D1, 2425‑3, 2425 D5, and 2425‑5) under Education Code provisions listed in the record (including sections in the 48900 series). In many of the expulsions the board adopted recommended rehabilitation plans and scheduled June 3, 2025 as the anticipated readmission review date for expelled students.

The board also approved a no-cost settlement resolving an expulsion recommendation in case 2425 D2, indicating the matter was resolved without financial payment.

All of these motions were moved, seconded and passed by roll call as recorded in the transcript (most votes recorded as 6‑0). The board described these as actions taken under Education Code and Government Code provisions related to student discipline and anticipated litigation.

What’s next: Several expelled students were set for readmission review at the board’s regular June 3, 2025 meeting; district staff will carry out the rehabilitation-plan monitoring described in the approved motions.