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Cloverdale Unified trustees accept community donations and approve Prop 28 arts funding report
Summary
Trustees accepted multiple community donations for school proms and program support and unanimously approved the Prop 28 arts and music annual funding report during the meeting.
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The Cloverdale Unified School District board accepted several community donations and approved its Prop 28 arts and music annual funding report in a single meeting session.
Donations: the Chair read a list of donations the board accepted by motion: Kiwanis Club of Cloverdale donated $850 to Washington School; Cloverdale Lions Club donated $1,000 to Washington School; Jefferson PTA donated $718 to Jefferson School 3rd grade; Edward and Jamie McGrath donated $108 to Cloverdale High School prom; Edward and Diane McGrath donated $35 to high school prom; Aaron and Matthew Sloan donated $100 to Cloverhill High School prom; the Cycle Club donated $200 to Cloverhill High School prom; and 14 Feet donated $100 to Cloverhill High School prom. A motion to accept the donations was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote with no opposition recorded.
Prop 28 report: Trustee Candelaria Orr moved to approve the district’s Prop 28 arts and music annual funding report; the motion was seconded and the board approved the report by voice vote. The transcript records the motion and approval but does not include a detailed accounting of Prop 28 expenditures in the verbal record.
Context and next steps: the donations were recorded to support school events and programs; Prop 28 annual reporting is intended to document arts and music funding uses. The board did not provide a line‑by‑line Prop 28 expenditure list during the meeting; staff or follow‑up materials may include the required detail.

