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Votes at a glance: Fallbrook Union Elementary board actions, April 9, 2024
Summary
At its April 9 meeting the board made a provisional trustee appointment, approved a resolution proclaiming April as Month of the Military Child, adopted a CSEA tentative agreement, approved management salary increases and personnel-related items, and approved the consent agenda. All recorded votes were unanimous.
Key formal actions taken by the Fallbrook Union Elementary School District board on April 9, 2024:
- Provisional appointment of Frank Goldbeck to Trustee Area 1 (motion passed unanimously). Goldbeck will be sworn in May 9, 2024 and may run in the November 2024 election to complete the term.
- Approval of Resolution 25-23/24 to proclaim April 2024 as Month of the Military Child (unanimous). Trustees noted eight district schools applied for Purple Star recognition.
- Approval of the Declaration of Need for Fully Qualified Educators for 2024–25 (unanimous).
- Approval of the tentative agreement with the California School Employees Association, Chapter 307 (unanimous).
- Approval of salary and benefit increases for unrepresented certificated and classified management and confidential employees, and approval of salary adjustments for assistant superintendents consistent with unit agreements (unanimous votes recorded).
- Approval of a new senior director salary schedule (unanimous).
- Approval of the consent agenda as presented (unanimous).
Where votes were recorded, Trustees Fish, McBride, Line and President Favella voted in the affirmative. No roll-call dissent, abstentions or recusals were recorded in the meeting transcript.
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