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Natomas Unified board approves Resolution 2536, finds TK–12 instructional materials sufficient under Williams Act
Summary
At a special meeting, the Natomas Unified School District board approved Resolution No. 2536, finding TK–12 textbooks and instructional materials sufficient under the Williams Act by a 4–0 vote; no public commenters addressed the hearing.
The Natomas Unified School District Board of Trustees on Monday approved Resolution No. 2536, a formal finding that the district’s TK–12 textbooks and instructional materials are sufficient under the Williams Act. The motion to adopt the resolution passed 4–0 after a brief special meeting.
The chair opened the public hearing on the sufficiency of instructional materials at 5:17 p.m. and explained the hearing’s narrow scope: "Please note that tonight's public hearing and associated action item only pertains to the portion of the Williams Act that addresses sufficiency of textbooks and instructional materials, not school facilities or teacher vacancy or misassignment," the chair said. The district reported no public speakers on the item.
Trustee Hardin moved to approve Resolution No. 2536; Trustee Mehta seconded. The clerk called the roll: Trustee Grant — Aye; Trustee Hardin — Aye; Trustee Mehta — Aye; Trustee Mora — Aye. Trustee Dossick was recorded as absent. The chair announced that the motion carried 4–0.
The resolution is a compliance action under the Williams Act to document the district’s review of instructional materials for sufficiency. The board took no additional motions or debate on the item during the meeting, and no vote totals beyond the roll-call result were recorded.
