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Board reviews immigration-enforcement response policy and holds public hearings on bargaining proposals with no public comment

San Mateo County Board of Education · February 18, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Chávez provided information on Superintendent Policy 1445 (Response to Immigration Enforcement). The Board opened and closed public hearings on initial proposals exchanged with CSEA Chapter 158; no public comment was received in either hearing.

Superintendent Marco Chávez provided the Board with information about Superintendent Policy 1445: Response to Immigration Enforcement. Board members asked no questions during that item.

The Board then opened two public hearings: one on the initial proposal from the California School Employees Association (CSEA) Chapter 158 to the County Superintendent for the 2025–2026 successor collective bargaining agreement, and one on the County Superintendent’s initial proposal to CSEA. Board President Hugo Torres opened and closed both hearings after receiving no public comment.

The items were presented as informational and procedural: the hearings were held to satisfy notice and record requirements for the collective bargaining exchange; no substantive changes or public testimony were introduced during the hearings.