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Board hears public‑hearing finding: instructional materials are sufficient
Summary
Staff reported no changes to board‑adopted instructional materials and presented a required resolution confirming material sufficiency under California Education Code; the board adopted the resolution unanimously.
At a required public hearing under the California Education Code, district staff reported there have been no changes to the board‑adopted instructional materials since last year and presented a resolution confirming those materials are sufficient for all students in all content areas.
Presenter Follinaro told the board the public hearing is the required opportunity for community input and that the accompanying resolution is required by state law. Board members asked clarifying questions and then moved to adopt the resolution; the board approved the item by unanimous vote.
The public hearing record in the provided transcript does not include additional public testimony opposing or amending the materials; staff stated the materials are ‘‘consistent from last year.’’
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