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Merced County board declares instructional materials sufficient for county-operated schools for 2024–25
Summary
The board approved Resolution No. 2024-27 declaring sufficient instructional materials and textbooks for fiscal year 2024–2025 in schools operated by the Merced County Office of Education, following a public hearing with no comments.
The Merced County Board of Education approved Resolution No. 2024-27 on Sept. 16, declaring that instructional materials and textbooks for fiscal year 2024–2025 are sufficient in schools operated by the Merced County Office of Education. The matter was presented by Tara Hill, Director of Educational Services, under the requirements of Education Code section 60119. Chair Fred Honoré opened and closed the public hearing; the record shows no public comments were received.
A motion to adopt the resolution was moved by Dennis Hanks and seconded by Frank Fagundes; the minutes record the vote as "the motion carried with a vote of 4-0 (Brett absent)." The resolution affirms the district's compliance with statutory requirements for provision of instructional materials for the current fiscal year. The board did not amend the staff recommendation.
The board’s action implements the county office’s certification of compliance under Education Code 60119 and is recorded as Resolution No. 2024-27 in the meeting minutes.
