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Merced River board approves revised Expanded Learning Opportunities Plan
Summary
The Merced River School District board unanimously approved a revised Expanded Learning Opportunities Plan (ELOP) at its Oct. 13 meeting; the motion was made by Holly Tucker and seconded by Roxanne Rosales. The approval follows a superintendent report showing district enrollment at 330 ADA.
The Merced River School District board voted unanimously Oct. 13 to approve a revised Expanded Learning Opportunities Plan (ELOP). Holly Tucker moved to approve the plan and Roxanne Rosales seconded; the motion carried without dissent.
The plan was presented as an action item during the regular meeting at Washington School. Board members did not record conditions or amendments in the public minutes. The vote passed with the four members present (Holly Tucker, Roxanne Rosales, Richard Lopez and Board President Stephanie Sexauer); two members were absent. Superintendent materials at the meeting noted enrollment as of Oct. 10, 2025 at 330 average daily attendance, which officials said informs program staffing and scheduling for expanded-learning activities.
The board did not record further debate in the public transcript. Staff listed related ELOP activities in the superintendent's report including intramurals and intersessions that will be coordinated with the plan.
