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Acting presenter summarizes program and curriculum updates, mental‑health work underway
Summary
Acting presenter Chuck Wayman told trustees the county’s Williams‑Act visits showed no major issues and staff are preparing Learning Recovery planning, awaiting the state’s math curriculum list in November 2025, and coordinating mental‑health work under the California Youth Behavioral Health Initiative.
Chuck Wayman, presenting the Superintendent’s Monthly Report in Michael West’s absence, summarized district visits conducted under the Williams Settlement Act and key program and funding updates. He said the site visits “looked good,” and described statewide discussions on federal and state budget items and a review of LEA Differentiated Assistance eligibility by the California Department of Education.
Wayman outlined staff planning for the Learning Recovery Emergency Block Grant and said a needs assessment will be incorporated into mid‑year planning once final funding amounts are confirmed. He told the board the state’s approved list of math curricula is expected in November 2025 and described expanded learning coordination with alternating in‑person and virtual meetings. The report also highlighted ongoing work on student mental‑health services through the California Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI) and upcoming professional development offerings such as Attendance Matters and 504 training for administrators.
