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Board denies two interdistrict attendance appeals after closed-session hearings

San Mateo County Board of Education · July 16, 2025
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Summary

The San Mateo County Board of Education denied two interdistrict attendance appeals (IAA-25-5 and IAA-25-6) after closed-session consideration; one appeal was denied 6–1, the other unanimously. Motions and roll-call outcomes were reported in open session.

The San Mateo County Board of Education announced in open session that it denied two interdistrict attendance appeals it had heard in closed session. IAA-25-5 was denied by a 6–1 roll-call vote after a motion by Board Member Susan Alvaro and a second by Board Member Patricia Love; Board Member Mike O’Neill cast the lone opposing vote. IAA-25-6 was denied unanimously after a motion by Board Member Mike O’Neill and a second by Board Member Susan Alvaro.

Board President Hugo Torres reported the results when the board reconvened at 9:35 p.m. The appeals were filed on behalf of students residing in the South San Francisco Unified School District who requested transfer to the San Mateo Union High School District. The minutes record only the motions, seconds and vote tallies; no additional findings or public testimony about the appeals are included in the record.