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Superintendent highlights state bills, local programs and upcoming budget implications
Summary
Superintendent Chuck Wayman briefed the board on state and local engagements, noting the association's monitoring of AB 560 (2027 special education caseloads) and AB 2490 (60-day substitute teacher extension), local events, and program planning including MC3 summer classes and an expanded Employee of the Year Dinner.
Superintendent Chuck Wayman delivered the monthly superintendent report on May 13, outlining state-level briefings he heard at the CCS quarterly meeting in Sacramento and the Arts Education Leadership Summit. Wayman said the association is monitoring AB 560, which concerns 2027 special education caseloads, and AB 2490, addressing a 60-day substitute teacher extension. He also noted local activities including attendance at a county jail ribbon cutting and the Omega Nu Scholarship Dinner.
Wayman said the Colusa County Office of Education is preparing for MC3 summer classes, plans to expand the Employee of the Year Dinner to include districts, and is tracking the May Revision's potential effect on Proposition 98 funding. Veronica Sandoval and Alissa Maas were cited for local program initiatives (Math Super Bowl and a cross-district mental health video, respectively).
