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Votes at a glance: Stockton board approves contracts, curriculum purchases and expulsions; law firm contract passes 4–3

Stockton Unified School District Board of Education · June 9, 2026
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Summary

At its June 9 meeting the board approved numerous consent and action items including software and curriculum subscriptions, construction change orders, several memoranda of understanding and four student expulsions; notable close votes included a 4–3 approval for a multi‑year agreement with DWK and a split vote on one expulsion.

The Stockton Unified Board approved a long list of consent and action items at its June meeting. Most items passed unanimously after staff presentations; a few drew divided votes.

Notable votes included: a 4–3 approval of a 2026–28 professional services agreement with the law firm DWK (item 11.3); a unanimous approval of several curriculum and technology purchases (Amira Learning assessment, Lexia Core 5 & PowerUp, Seesaw and others); approval of multiple construction change orders and facilities items; and the unanimous approval of several personnel and MOU items. The board also voted on student expulsions (items 15.1–15.4) and approved four expulsions with one trustee voting no on one case.

A sample of recorded outcomes: DWK professional services agreement — passed 4–3 (Vice President Priest, Clerk Patrick Martin and Trustee Isabelle Perez voted no); Short‑term extension for legal services with F3 (F Megan Friedman/Fullfrost LLP) — passed unanimously; Conscious Discipline professional development agreement (item 12.4) — approved 6–1 (Vice President Priest voted no); Lexia Core 5 & PowerUp subscriptions (item 12.7) — approved unanimously after the board received the corrected program‑use documentation.

The meeting record contains roll‑call votes for each action; staff will execute contracts and return routine implementation documents as appropriate.