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Scott Valley Unified board approves Proposition 28 arts and music funding report for 2024–25

Scott Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees · September 24, 2025
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Summary

At a Sept. 24 special meeting, the Scott Valley Unified School District Board approved the Proposition 28 Annual Report and Certification for 2024–25; the minutes record a motion by Sandy Hogge and a second by Jennifer Thackeray and show an internal inconsistency in the vote listing.

The Scott Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees voted to approve the Proposition 28, Arts and Music in Schools Funding, Annual Report and Certification for 2024–25 at a special meeting on Sept. 24, 2025. The motion to approve was made by Clerk Sandy Hogge and seconded by Trustee Jennifer Thackeray.

The board minutes record the action under the regular agenda as “Motion to Approve: Sandy Hogge, 2nd: Jennifer Thackeray” and indicate the item was approved. The minutes also show an internal inconsistency: the text records the vote as "5 - 0" while listing four named ayes (Brandon Fawaz, Jason Finley, Jim Harris, Sandy Hogge) and separately listing Jennifer Thackeray as absent. The minutes do not specify a dollar amount or other fiscal details for the Proposition 28 certification in the record provided.

The board moved from the certification item into closed session later in the meeting. No further action on Proposition 28 was recorded in the minutes.