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Votes at a glance: board approves consent calendar, audits, 2nd interim, personnel resolution and gym commissioning
Summary
At the March meeting the board approved consent items, audit engagement renewals, the 2nd interim budget, a professional services agreement for gym commissioning, interdistrict transfers, and a resolution of non‑reelection; several items passed unanimously by voice or roll-call votes.
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At the March meeting trustees recorded the following formal actions:
- Closed-session roll-call: Resolution 10-25-26 (non-reelection of probationary certificated employees) reported as passed in closed session; roll‑call votes were read for Annette Lee, Patricia (Patsy), Chris Oakes, Lisonbee Berlager and Zoey Persisco (all "aye"). (reported out SEG 036–046)
- Approval of minutes (Feb. 11) and agenda adjustments (pulling item 10C and moving a staff report) — motion passed by voice vote (5-0). (SEG 050–084)
- Consent calendar (items A–F and donations acknowledged) — approved 5-0. (SEG 963–1028)
- Professional services agreement with Capital Engineering (commissioning for new gym) — motion moved and seconded; approved 5-0 by voice vote. (SEG 1166–1180)
- Audit engagement agreements (financial and bond audits with Christie White for three years) — approved 5-0. (SEG 1249–1260)
- Second interim budget report — approved 5-0. (SEG 1776–1787)
- Interdistrict transfers (outgoing students) — approved 5-0. (SEG 1920–1930)
- Adoption of the California State Seal of Civic Engagement — approved 5-0. (SEG 1997–2007)
- Personnel actions including PAR and the roll-call resolution of non-reelection (Resolution 10-25-26) — board approved via roll call 5-0. (SEG 2025–2053)
Several items were pulled or tabled for further work: Item 10C (MOU between CSEA and MUSD) was pulled for additional collaboration; policy 5131.8 (mobile communication devices) was tabled for additional high-school input.

