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Board adopts Educational Protection Account resolution after staff explains Prop 30/55 entitlement
Summary
The board unanimously passed the Educational Protection Account (EPA) resolution. Staff explained the EPA is an annual allocation per ADA tied to voter-approved Prop 30 and its later extension under Prop 55 and clarified an entitlement amount discrepancy.
Under Item 2.3 staff presented the annual Educational Protection Account (EPA) resolution and explained that EPA dollars are allocated per average daily attendance (ADA) and are restricted for certain expenditures, generally excluding administrative salaries.
"This resolution is coming to you as an annual requirement that we do every year, and the state. Well voters approve us under Prop 30 and I believe it was extended under Prop 55 later," the staff member said while introducing the resolution and explaining the source and restrictions on EPA funds. A board member asked whether the total amount was "$5,622," and staff clarified that the resolution shows the current-year entitlement net of prior-year adjustments: "It's the it's the current year entitlement net of the prior year any adjustments, so it is the 5,764."
The Chair moved to approve Item 2.3 (the EPA resolution); a second was recorded and the board approved the resolution by voice vote. The transcript contains a discrepancy between two quoted dollar amounts ($5,622 and $5,764); staff identified $5,764 as the current-year entitlement net of prior-year adjustments. The resolution number as spoken in the meeting is recorded in the transcript as "26.6 0.6" (Item 2.3); the transcript does not provide a standardized numbering format for the resolution beyond that phrasing.
