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Board closes Williams Law hearing and adopts resolution certifying sufficiency of instructional materials
Summary
After a brief public hearing and a materials audit report at one school site, Arcadia Unified trustees unanimously adopted Resolution 25‑26‑08 certifying sufficiency of instructional materials under the Williams Law.
The Arcadia Unified School District Board opened a public hearing required under the Williams Law and then adopted Resolution 25‑26‑08 certifying the sufficiency of instructional materials for the 2025–26 school year.
Dr. Forsey opened the hearing and described a recent, random Williams materials audit at Baldwin Stocker Elementary School that produced favorable feedback: “we passed with flying colors,” he said, and noted auditors reported a cordial, personalized experience on campus. There were no public comments during the hearing, and the board closed the hearing before voting.
Mr. Chung moved to adopt Resolution 25‑26‑08 and the motion was seconded; the board adopted the resolution by voice vote. Trustees emphasized transparency and noted staff had attached a report detailing materials at each site for public review.
