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Board approves multiple routine resolutions, personnel waivers and contracts
Summary
At its June meeting the Norris board approved a series of routine items: Prop 28 arts report, financing resolution for Gossamer Grove, committed fund balance, Education Protection Account resolution, consolidated federal application, dissolution and replacement of a schools legal services JPA, and several personnel waivers and contracts.
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The board approved a package of resolutions, contracts and personnel items at its June meeting. Key approvals included:
• Prop 28 annual report on arts and music funding (required annual item); board approved. • Resolution 2517 requesting authorization to issue special tax bonds (structured as not‑to‑exceed amounts) to support capital financing for Gossamer Grove; board approved as a preparatory financing step. • Resolution 2514 committing fund balance per the district’s reserve policy; board approved. • Resolution 2515 (Education Protection Account) stating the district’s use of EPA funds for teacher salaries as required; board approved. • Approval of the consolidated application for federal programs (Title I, II, IV); board approved. • Approval to terminate and dissolve a schools legal services JPA and to enter a new direct legal services agreement administered through the county superintendent’s office; board approved the dissolution and approved the replacement agreement (one trustee recorded an abstention on the agreement vote). • Personnel approvals including employment on the basis of variable term waivers for two speech‑language positions (Elizabeth Tutor and Yadiro Anguano), and approval of updated educational specifications for future school facilities.
Most consent and resolutions passed on voice votes with no opposition noted in the transcript except for a recorded abstention on the legal services agreement vote. The board also approved a range of vendor contracts and MOUs included on the consent agenda.

