Board approves substitute administrator pay scale, credentialing resolution and routine consent items
Summary
Trustees approved a substitute administrator pay scale, a resolution allowing assignments out of credentialed areas, the Prop 28 report, and the consent calendar (including donations reporting); the board also adopted a resolution declaring several old trucks obsolete and noted two electric replacements were acquired via grants.
At the meeting the board approved multiple routine and governance items. After staff explained the need for a substitute administrator pay scale, a motion to approve those rates passed with a voice vote; meeting minutes record the motion carried 4–0.
The board also adopted Resolution 10-24-25 authorizing local assignments out of credentialed areas to accommodate a staff member who took on an additional role. The resolution passed after a roll-call vote in which trustees and student members recorded affirmative votes. Trustees then approved the required Proposition 28 annual report and the consent calendar (items A–I) that included donor receipts totaling $107,444.12 for October.
On a separate consent item, the board declared several old trucks obsolete and discussed grant-funded electric replacements; staff reported one electric dump truck was delivered and another was forthcoming. The roll-call vote approving the obsolete-truck resolution carried 4–0.
Minutes and roll-call records in the transcript show motions, seconders and vote tallies for each stated item; staff said they will follow up with implementation tasks such as convening the VAPA task force, scheduling ELA adoption steps and finalizing substitute-pay implementation details.
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