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Board reviews superintendent advisory committees, membership adjustments
Summary
At a Seaside School District work session, trustees reviewed superintendent advisory committee assignments and asked members to confirm or change their roles; staff said committee meetings are advisory to the superintendent and will be scheduled monthly. No formal action was taken.
The Seaside School District work session opened with the Chair calling the meeting to order and moving straight to a review of committee assignments. The Agency official asked trustees whether they wanted to remain on their assigned advisory committees or switch, noting that the board chair does not sit on committees and that a replacement will be needed for performance monitoring.
Board members volunteered preferences and offered to fill gaps; one member said, “I think you put me on the budget before,” while another said they would be happy to fill an opening. Staff clarified that these are superintendent advisory committees and “they don’t have to be held in public session,” stressing their advisory role and that committees cannot make decisions for the full board. The board agreed staff will coordinate meeting times and bring a refined assignments document back at the next regular meeting for formal adoption.
