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Board approves interdistrict attendance appeal for two-year placement

San Mateo County Board of Education · June 24, 2026
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Summary

The San Mateo County Board of Education approved Interdistrict Attendance Appeal IAA-26-12 to allow a student residing in Ravenswood City School District to attend Las Lomitas Elementary School District for two years through eighth grade; the motion passed 5-0 with two members absent.

The San Mateo County Board of Education voted to approve Interdistrict Attendance Appeal 26-12, allowing a student who resides in the Ravenswood City School District to attend school in the Las Lomitas Elementary School District for two years through the eighth grade.

Board President Chelsea Bonini moved the motion and Board Member Beverly Gerard seconded; Board President Hugo Torres reported the action after the Board reconvened from closed session and recorded the vote as five in favor (Alvaro, Bonini, Gerard, Love, and Torres) and two absent (Arias and O’Neill).

The action was taken in closed session and announced at 8:15 p.m.; the minutes record the approved duration and the vote tally. The Board did not record further public detail about the reasons for approval in the open minutes.