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Board hears subcommittee updates; advocacy team plans outreach on three bills

San Mateo County Board of Education · April 2, 2025
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Summary

Gateway Subcommittee requested that its program report be sent directly to the full board; the Advocacy Subcommittee reported discussing AB 1224, AB 959 and AB 927 and outlined a series of task-force meetings starting April 21 to address school funding adequacy and outreach to district boards.

Board Member Chelsea Bonini reported the Gateway Subcommittee met March 31 and received updates on programming at Gateway and Hillcrest, asking that the detailed report be circulated directly to trustees rather than recapped in full at a board meeting. Beverly Gerard emphasized the importance of sharing design and programming information so the full board can remain informed about Court and Community Schools developments.

Board Member Patricia Love reported the Advocacy Subcommittee had discussed three legislative items that will be considered at a future meeting: Assembly Bill 1224 (extending substitute teacher periods), AB 959 (administrator internship programs run by county offices of education), and AB 927 (increasing time allowed for William’s review). Love also described a school task force organizing meetings on school funding adequacy with sessions on April 21 (virtual), May 19 (San Bruno campus) and a third meeting at 101 Twin Dolphin Drive; the subcommittee plans outreach to district boards, especially those in LCFF categories.