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Board approves multiple procurements and personnel items; student expulsion motion fails 3—3
Summary
The Stockton Unified School Board approved a package of procurement, policy and personnel items, including technology procurement resolutions and multiple construction notices of completion, and recorded a failed motion on student expulsion B-17 (3 yeas, 4 nays).
At its Jan. 21 meeting, the Stockton Unified School Board approved a wide array of routine and agenda items and recorded several notable votes.
Closed-session actions reported by Vice President Colon included approval of settlement claim number 595560 and approval of staff appointments and personnel actions (resignations, retirements, probationary releases) as listed in the closed-session report. The board also reported approval of an Office of Administrative Hearings case (2024100123) and a settlement agreement with a truancy outreach specialist.
On the open agenda the board:
- Approved the amended consent calendar and multiple consent items by roll call (motion passed unanimously). - Adopted Resolution 24-45 proclaiming February 2025 as Black History Month (motion carried unanimously). - Approved collaborative agreements and memoranda of understanding, including a University of the Pacific partnership for STEAM education and a professional learning services agreement with Teacher Created Materials/Dr. Sharaki Holly (all motions carried unanimously). - Ratified a side letter with the Stockton Teachers Association addressing RSP caseload overages (motion carried unanimously). - Approved the 2024'27 technology plan and several procurement resolutions authorizing RFPs and E-rate procurements (Res. 24-49, 24-50, 24-51) by roll call (motions carried, typically recorded as 6'0 with Trustee Flores absent on several votes where noted). - Approved various construction notices of completion and equipment purchases (reroof projects, blast chillers and kitchen equipment, refrigerators/freezers, water bottle filling stations under ESSER 3) and the December purchase order and vendor payment reports. - Approved purchase of two patrol vehicles for the district police department (vote unanimous).
Student discipline votes produced different outcomes: Item 15.1 (student expulsion B-17) failed on a roll call with three trustees voting yes and four trustees voting no. The transcript records the no votes coming from Trustees Flores, Perez, Silva and Priest; yes votes were recorded from President Stevens, Vice President Colon and Clerk Denner. Item 15.2 (student expulsion B-18) passed unanimously on roll call.
Several motions included abstentions or absences recorded in roll-call tallies (for example, Trustee Flores was recorded as abstaining on one personnel appointment vote and absent for several facility-related votes).
Provenance: topicintro SEG 366, topfinish SEG 2258.
