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Board adopts resolution finding instructional materials sufficient for MCOE programs
Summary
Following a public hearing required by Education Code 60119, the board adopted a resolution memorializing that students in MCOE programs have access to sufficient instructional materials; staff emphasized sufficiency pertains to quantity, not quality.
The Marin County Board of Education held a statutorily required public hearing on sufficiency of instructional materials for MCOE student programs and subsequently adopted a resolution formalizing the finding.
Staff explained the hearing's scope, noting that Education Code 60119 requires a public hearing to confirm whether students have sufficient textbooks and instructional materials (the test is sufficiency of quantity rather than a review of quality). After staff comments and no public input, the board adopted Resolution No. 1087 (transcript recorded as "10 87") by roll call.
Dr. Lisa Miller (MCOE administration) described the resolution as a routine step that memorializes students' access to necessary materials; trustees voted in favor across the board in the roll call recorded in the transcript.
