The link to the Board Meeting for Tuesday, Jun 30 was emailed to your personal accounts.
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Below is the message sent by the reps.

Items of interest include a letter to the community regarding COVID19 and the budget report. Here is a link to the entire agenda. Be sure to use your union zoom background.

Also, please reply back if you are interested in us hosting a site level union meeting in the next week. We will definitely host a meeting at the end of summer prior to school starting, but want to gauge interest in an earlier meeting.

Best,
Site Reps

Open Enrollment for Health Care
Hello SGTA Members,

FYI - Ross Perry sent the following message to your school email. It is regarding Open Enrollement for Health Care.

(And by the way, you really shouldn't have to be checking your work email, but because information is constanly changing due to COVID updates, you may want to take a peak hear and there.)

Thank you,

Dena Dragoo
SGTA President

Board Meeting Highlights:

• Announcement of Del Mar Principal -
• Public Hearing and Comments on Teamster's Locall 911 Re-opener
• Presentation - Task Force to Reopen- 2020-2021
• Health Services Summary 2019-2020
• Governing Board of Education - The Students for Education Equity (SFEE) asked for the Governing Board's support by signing the two letters addressed to Governor Newsom and Speaker Pelosi
• Board approved a Resolutions Denouncing Racism and Discrimination
• Human Resources: Item C.1 Approve Certificated Personnel Report

Click here for Link to 
Full Agenda and Complete Attachments
Highlighted Attachments:

• Task Force - A Planning Framework for 2020-2021
• 2019-2020 Health Services Summary
• Governor Newsom Letter'
• Speaker Pelosi Letter
• Resolution No. 21 Denouncing Racism and Discrimination
• Board Policy 0470_COVID-19 MitigationPlan_NEW Policy
• Certificated Personnel Report No. 16Task Force - A Planning Framework for 2020-2021

Regular Governing Board Meeting 06/23/2020 06:00 PM Virtual Meeting 

1. OPENING PROCEDURE at 6:01
A. CALL TO ORDER  B. ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM  Quorum Established

2. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE GOVERNING BOARD
Dr. Gary Scott - Public requests will be timed. Board Clerk will read the communications on behalf of those who submit. 

3.  Recess to Closed Session at   6:02
A. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT/APPOINTMENT (Pursuant to Government Code §54957 (b).) 
Principal, Del Mar High School 
B. STUDENT DISCIPLINE OR CONFIDENTIAL STUDENT MATTERS (Pursuant to Education Code 
§35146, 48900 et seq., 48912(b) and 49060 et seq., and 20 U.S.C. Section 1232g) 
Final Settlement Agreement - Special Education Student OAH No. 2019120485 

4. RECONVENE TO OPEN SESSION approx. 7:00 p.m. 
A. ANNOUNCEMENT OF ACTION TAKEN IN CLOSED SESSION   None
B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE  by Cheryl Shellhart
C. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Discussion: None
Unanimously approved
D. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE GOVERNING BOARD 
Chasity Jennings Nunez- Budget adoption not on tonight’s agenda. 
Chasity Jennings Nunez - Agenda item 8.d -   Proposal stated that formal assessments will occur. I have looked into the past agendas and do not see a formal assessment Were they performed? 
Gary Scott- all budget adoptions extended to July 1st 

5. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES 
A. Approve the Governing Meeting Minutes of May 26, 2020 
Discussion: None
Action Taken: Approved


6. PUBLIC HEARING(S) 
A. PUBLIC HEARING- Hearing and public comment on the Teamster's Local 911 Initial Re-opener 
Proposal regarding collective bargaining negotiations for the 2020-2021 school year Initial Re-opener Proposal regarding collective bargaining negotiations for the 2020-2021 school year. B. PUBLIC HEARING- Hearing and public comment on the San Gabriel Uni ed School District's Initial Re- opener Proposal to the Teamster's Local 911 for the 2020-2021 school year Initial Re-opener Proposal regarding collective bargaining negotiations for the 2020-2021 school year. 
No comments

7. SPECIAL REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS 
A. REPORT - Governing Board President  Dr. Gary Scott - Great surprise to see Graduation Productions at GAB and Del Mar.  They went off splendid. Congrats to Lon Sellars and Sharon Heinrich.  Offer a personal compliment to our Task Force. Thank all who have been involved in safely open schools. Yesterday our Governor and legislature reached a compromise on K-14 Funding, 10% cut seems to be mitigated with deferred payments but at least the Governor has made a commitment to support K-14.  Thank you to CSEA, Unions, Staff Members and all who wrote letters to the Governor.  GAB will be featured tomorrow night on Channel 4 News. 

B. REPORT - Superintendent  Jim Symonds- Since the last board meeting so much has changed. The death of George Floyd has led us to take proactive measures to talk about the experiences of students in our district. We value equity and access. Equity and Social Justice website has since been launched. LGBTQ community is being given the attention they deserve. 
This has been the most difficult ending of a school year and everyone has done a fantastic job. The Governor and legislature has come to an agreement and we won’t suffer the -10%. On-line Learning Team has been doing good work.



C. REPORT - Task Force to Re-Open San Gabriel Unified (See Attachment of Complete Presentation and sample Virtual Academy Schedules for SPED, ELEM, JEFF, GAB) 
Asst. Supt Joan Perez - Developing a plan for a Virtual Academy.
Jim Symonds - Watching surrounding districts. Nothing is being presented tonight as a final plan, all is subject to change. 
Kathy Leon - Nurses have not been involved in the planning of re-opening schools and feels lucky to be asked for her input. Kathy reviewed the use of  PPE.
Andrew Ammon- Any way of telling what the county is leaning towards in light of all of the changes?
Kathy Leon-No
Andrew Ammon- Any litigation tied to COVID-19 and will it affect the district budget? Kathy Leon- It’s been talked about but no guidance.
Joan Perez- There’s a chance that any district can face litigation. Will have to provide some sort of Distance Learning. Most parents prefer full day.  We will shift from Distance Learning to Virtual Academy. Distance Learning was pandemic driven, all hands on deck teaching. Virtual Academy will be a different model.

SPED - Need a model  with 60% day on campus.  Increase flexibility. 
Elementary - Sandra Dunvill - Preliminary Plan -  Staggered school start and end times. Use WED as PD, grade level meetings, Will take plan back to bargaining unit members. Open to suggestions. 
Jefferson Middle School Preliminary Plan - Chris Guyer - Based on guidelines given two weeks ago. We can fit about ⅓ of JMS population on campus to keep them safely distanced. Students and teachers on campus for one full day a week (see scheduling ideas).

Gabrielino - Sharon Heinrich - This proposal is preliminary and has not been shared with teachers yet. Divided the week by grade level (see scheduling ideas). Teachers have 5-6 students in embedded time.
DEL MAR - Enrollment is far less than at GAB.  May be able to bring them back in a more  traditional setting.
Joan Perez - We will be taking these preliminary plans  back to SGTA. 
Christina Alvarado - Confused with some of the schools’ scheduling ideas. What is the student doing on the 4 days that they are not on campus? 
Dr. Scott - Will the state make accommodations for Instructional Minutes?
Will Wong - So far, accomodations for In person and Distance Learning won't be allowed. 
Dr. Scott- Understands the complexity for teachers of putting together on line and face to face instruction and adding it up to credit.It’s going to be a real challenge for families to make this work too. Thank you for making this impossible situation wok.

8. ACTION ITEMS 
A. BUSINESS SERVICES 

1. (ROLL CALL) Adopt Resolution No. 18/2019-20 Approving Assignment of Delinquent Tax 
Receivables to The California Statewide Tax Finance Authority The Administration recommends the approval of Resolution No. 18/2019-20 assignment of delinquent tax receivables to the California Statewide Delinquent Tax Finance Authority for scal years ending June 30, 2020, 2021, and 2022, and authorize the designee to execute the necessary documents. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken: Unanimously approved
President - Dr. Gary Scott - Yes
Vice President - Rochelle Haas - Yes
Clerk - Andrew Ammon - Yes
Member - Cristina Alvarado - Yes
Member - Cheryl Shellhart - Yes

To adopt a resolution to participate in the assignment of delinquent tax receivables to the California Statewide Delinquent Tax Finance Authority for scal years ending June 30, 2020, 2021, and 2022. 
2. (ROLL CALL) Adopt Resolution No. 19/2019-20 Temporary Transfer from School Pools Fund 
Maintained by the Los Angeles County Treasurer The Administration recommends to approve Resolution No. 19/2019-20 Temporary Transfer from School Pools Fund Maintained by the Los Angeles County Treasurer and authorize the designee to execute the necessary documents. To adopt a resolution to participate in the Schools Fund maintained by the Los Angeles County Treasurer for the 2020-2021 scal year, should need arise. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken: Unanimously approved
President - Dr. Gary Scott - Yes
Vice President - Rochelle Haas - Yes
Clerk - Andrew Ammon - Yes
Member - Cristina Alvarado - Yes
Member - Cheryl Shellhart - Yes

3. (ROLL CALL) Adopt Resolution No. 20/2019-20 Temporary Inter-Fund Cash Borrowing 
The Administration recommends the approval of Resolution No. 20/2019-20 Temporary Inter-Fund Cash Borrowing for the 2020-2021 scal year and authorize the designee to execute the necessary documents. To adopt a cash borrowing resolution allowing the District to borrow cash between funds or from the County Treasury for operating needs in a cash shortage situation. 

Discussion: None
Action Taken: Unanimously approved
President - Dr. Gary Scott - Yes
Vice President - Rochelle Haas - Yes
Clerk - Andrew Ammon - Yes
Member - Cristina Alvarado - Yes
Member - Cheryl Shellhart - Yes

4. Approve Microsoft Licensing Subscription Renewal Agreement 
The Administration recommends to approve the Microsoft licensing subscription renewal agreement and authorize the designee to execute the necessary documents. Renewal for the district’s annual use of Microsoft software, including the Of ce 365 productivity suite and Windows OS software, is up for renewal. Upon board approval, the enrollment / agreement documentation in the amount of $17,414.94 will be executed. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken: Unanimously approved

5. Approve Renewal of Edlio Website Hosting Service Contract 
The Administration recommends approval of renewal of Edlio Website Hosting Service Contract and authorize the designee to execute the necessary documents. Renewal for the district’s and school sites’ website hosting through Edlio is up for renewal. Upon board approval, a contract for two years from 2020-2022 in the amount of $13,200 will be executed. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken: Unanimously approved

6. Approve The Extended One Year Agreement Between The San Gabriel Unified School District and 
Mission School Transportation The Administration recommends to approve the extended one year agreement between the San Gabriel Uni ed School District and Mission School Transportation. The agreement with Mission School Transportation shall be extended for one year, July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021 for extra curricular and athletic transportation services. 
Discussion: Christina - Do we really need it? 
Will - We may need as many bus companies as possible.
Gary Scott  - Staggered seating on buses, costs, 
Action Taken: Unanimously approved


B. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 
1. Approve Final Settlement Agreement for Special Education Student OAH Case No. 2019120485 
Administration recommends the approval of the Final Settlement Agreement for Special Education Student OAH Case No. 2019120485. On May 6, 2020 the District reached a final settlement agreement and general release agreement with parent of special education student OAH No. 2019120485, a 7th grade student identified as eligible for special education services. Administration recommends the approval of this settlement agreement. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken: Unanimously approved
2. Approve West San Gabriel Valley SELPA and San Gabriel Uni ed School District’s Master 
Agreement for Nonpublic, Nonsectarian School/Agency Services, School Year 2020-2021 (Special Education) Administration recommends the approval of the West San Gabriel Valley SELPA and San Gabriel Uni ed School District’s Master Agreement for Nonpublic, Nonsectarian School/Agency Services for the 2020-2021 school year. 

The district needs to contract with Non Public Schools and Non Public Agencies to provide services for students with special needs for the 2020-2021 school year. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken: Unanimously approved
3. Approve Consultant Agreement with SpeechCom for Extended School Year Speech and Language 
Services, School Year 2019-20 (Special Education) Administration recommends the approval of the contract with SpeechCom for Speech and Language services during the Extended School Yea program. Special education students who attend school in the San Gabriel Uni ed School District may require speech and language services per their IEP during the regular school year and Extended School Year. It is necessary to contract with an outside agency for one part time speech and language pathologist to provide speech services during Extended School Year. On August 20, 2019, the Board approved the contract with SpeechCom to provide a speech and language pathologist for the school year. A second contract is needed for the district to contract with them for one part time speech and language pathologist for the Extended School Year program. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken:  Unanimously approved

4. Approve Consultant Agreement with Advanced Medical Personnel Service, Inc. for Extended School 
Year Speech and Language Services, School Year 2019-20 (Special Education) Administration recommends the approval of the contract with Advanced Medical Personnel Service, Inc. to provide Speech and Language services during the Extended School Year. Special education students who attend school in the San Gabriel Uni ed School District may require speech and language services per their IEP during the regular school year and Extended School Year. It is necessary to contract with an outside agency for one part time speech and language pathologist to provide speech services during Extended School Year. On July 16, 2019, the Board approved the contract with Advanced Medical Personnel Service, Inc. to provide a speech and language pathologist for the 2019-2020 school year. A second contract is needed for the district to contract with them for one part time speech and language pathologist for the Extended School Year program. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken:  Unanimously approved

5. Approve Second Contract with Dave Williams for WorkAbility I Transition Coordinator, School Year 
2019-2020, Special Education Administration recommends the approval of the second contract with Dave Williams in order to stay in compliance with the Work Ability Grant. The District needs to contract with Dave Williams for additional hours as the Work Ability Coordinator in order to stay in compliance with the Work Ability Grant. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken:  Unanimously approved

6. Approve Second Contract with Alexa Garcia for WorkAbility I Transition Coordinator, School Year 
2019-2020, Special Education Administration recommends the approval of the second contract with Alexa Garcia in order to stay in compliance with the Work Ability Grant. The District needs to contract with Alexa Garcia for additional hours as the Work Ability Job Coach and Coordinator in order to stay in compliance with the Work Ability Grant.. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken:  Unanimously approved

C. GOVERNING BOARD OF EDUCATION 
1. Approve Signing Letters of Support Initiated by the Genup Coalition, Students for Education Equity 
(SFEE) Addressed to California Governor Newsom and Speaker Pelosi of the U.S House of Representatives, to Fight for Adequate Education Funding Administration recommends approval of signing letters of support initiated by the Genup Coalition, Students for Education Equity (SFEE) addressed to Governor Newsom and Speaker Pelosi, to fight for adequate education funding. Genup has formed a coalition of youth organizations and youth leaders to request for more funding and education equity across California’s public school systems called,  Students for Education Equity (SFEE). SFEE is asking for the Governing Board's support by signing the two letters addressed to Governor Newsom and Speaker Pelosi, for education equality and have students’ voices heard in this fight for adequate education funding. 
Discussion: Dr. Gary Scott - Brought to us by our Board Trustee, Cecilia Venegas. This is a group of young folks who are doing really important work. 
Action Taken: Unanimously approved
2. (ROLL CALL) Adopt Resolution No. 21/2019-20 Denouncing Racism and Discrimination and 
Affirming SGUSD’s Commitment to Tolerance, Understanding and Diversity In Schools 

Administration recommends approval of resolution no. 21/2019-20 denouncing racism and discrimination and af rming SGUSD's commitment to tolerance, understanding and diversity in schools. The Governing Board denounces racism and discrimination and af rms SGUSD's commitment to tolerance, understanding and diversity in schools. 
Discussion: 
Andrew Ammon- Reading a comment from Chasity Jennings Nunez:  I question the wording in .6 and .7  This shows a  lack of understanding, please remove ‘That incites in violence”   
Dr. Scott - Entertain a motion and approval… Do we have a discussion from the board on the narrative itself? 
Andrew Ammon and Rochelle Haas - agree that Dr. Scott wrote a succinct resolution
Christina Alvarado - Hears what Chasity is saying but does not know how to incorporate it into the resolution
Dr. Scott would like to acknowledge the comment. Thank you Chasity for submitting your comments. I do appreciate them and they are taken to heart. 

****  (Please refer to school board minutes for complete public comment from Mrs. Nunez) 

Action Taken: Unanimously approved
President - Dr. Gary Scott - Yes
Vice President - Rochelle Haas -  Yes
Clerk - Andrew Ammon - Yes
Member - Cristina Alvarado - Yes
Member - Cheryl Shellhart - Yes 

D. HUMAN RESOURCES 
E. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE 
1. Governing Board Review of California School Boards Association (CSBA) Policy Addition 
Recommendation Administration recommends the Governing Board review the first reading of California School Boards Association (CSBA) policy addition recommendation. This is an opportunity for the Governing Board to review and discuss the first reading of California School Boards Association (CSBA) policy addition recommendation. 

9. BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS/REPORTS/COMMUNICATIONS 
President - Dr. Gary Scott - It occurred to me watching all the virtual graduations that most of us have no permanent record of our graduations. 
Vice President - Rochelle Haas - Loved the Graduations. Drive up ceremony was touching and we got to bring our pets. 
Clerk - Andrew Ammon - Graduation events showed all the time that everyone took to make it special. 
Member - Cristina Alvarado - Same and ditto. The drive-thru graduations were special and very well organized. 
Member - Cheryl Shellhart - Many elements were even better than the Santa Anita event. Thank you to the elementary principals. It’s always great to see the littles.  Thank you to the reopening Task Force.  




10. CONSENT AGENDA The Governing Board may take one (1) vote for all Consent Items including; Business Services, Educational  Services, Human Resources and the Superintendent's Office. Items also may be removed from the Consent                  at t     Agenda at the discretion of the Governing Board and voted on separately. 
Discussion: None
Action Taken: Unanimously approved



A. BUSINESS SERVICES 
1. Approve 2019-2020 Year-End Appropriation Transfers 
The Administration recommends the approval of year-end appropriation transfers 2019-2020. 

2. Approve Warrants Issued for Payments, Goods, And Services Received For May 2020 - Report No. 12
The administration recommends to approve the Warrants issued for Payments, Goods, and Services 
Received for May 2020 - Report No.12 and authorize the designee to execute the necessary documents. 
3. Approve Purchase Orders Issued in Excess of $5,000 Report No. 17 
The Administration recommends the approval of Purchase Orders Issued in Excess of $5,000 Report No. 17.

B. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 
1. Approve Essential Training Travel Report No. 15 
Administration recommends that the following District employees be authorized to attend the events attached. The representative of the District indicated he will attend with no loss of salaries for District personnel, and with actual and necessary expenses paid for all attending as authorized by Education Code Sections 35172, 35173 and 44032, and the District's Board policies. Authorization for an advance of funds to cover actual and necessary expenses is hereby granted. Such Advances shall be repaid or adjusted upon filling of a regular claim for the actual and necessary expenses incurred. 

C. HUMAN RESOURCES 
1. Approve Certificated Personnel Status Report No. 16 
Administration recommends the approval of the Certificated Personnel Status Report No. 16. 
2. Approve Classified Personnel Status Report No. 18 
Administration recommends to approve the Classified Personnel Status Report No. 18

D. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE 

11. NEXT MEETING REMINDER(S)  Tuesday, June 30, 2020 
12. ADJOURNMENT at 8:24


We ARE stronger together!

Join us at the next Board Meeting!
June 30, 2020

6:00 Open Session, Closed Session, 7:00 Open Session Reconvenes

Keep wearing those shirts!!
Show we are unified!

Hi All,
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Here are the notes from the most recent Rep Council meeting.

Also, I know the district asked you what you wanted to have happen in the fall, but just to make sure you felt like you could be honest about your feelings, and so that we can aggregate our own data, SGTA created a survey asking about your preferences for the fall. Please fill it out.

Best,
Site Reps

Here is the link to the May Rep Council Meeting Minutes.
There is currently a CALL TO ACTION, requesting you call your CA representatives.

Board Meeting Highlights:

• Public Hearing on SGTA-SGUSD Negotiations re-Opener
• Report on Task Force to Re-Open San Gabriel
• VAPA Presentation
• Approval of Job Descriptions for Director of Student Support and Assessment, 21st Century & PD Coordinator, EL Coordinator

Click here for Link to Full Agenda and Attachments
Attachments


1. OPENING PROCEDURE
A. CALL TO ORDER at 6:01 PM.
B. ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM Quorum established. All members present.

2. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE GOVERNING BOARD
Anyone wishing to address the Board regarding Closed Session items may do so at this time. All proceedings are reported to the public in open session where action is taken or staff is given direction.
Requests: None.

3. RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION
If the Governing Board is not able to complete the Closed Session agenda, it will reconvene the meeting to open session and recess the meeting to a second Closed Session after all Open Session business has been concluded.
Recessed to closed session at 6:01 PM.

A. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT/APPOINTMENT (Pursuant to Government Code §54957 (b).)
Principal, Del Mar High School
Director, Student Support Services and Assessment
English Learner Coordinator
21st Century Learning and Professional Development Coordinator

4. RECONVENE TO OPEN SESSION at 7:00 PM

A. ANNOUNCEMENT OF ACTION TAKEN IN CLOSED SESSION
Action taken:None.

B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Led by Heather Wolpert.

C. APPROVAL OF AGENDA It is recommended that the Governing Board approve the May 26, 2020 Governing Board meeting agenda. This is an opportunity for the Governing Board to adopt the agenda as presented and/or rearrange agenda items to accommodate arrival of audience members.
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Approved unanimously.

D. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE GOVERNING BOARD Regarding items on the agenda, as well as, not on the agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the San Gabriel Unified School District Governing Board. A member of the public may choose to speak to an agenda item during public comment or at the time the Governing Board considers the item.
Requests: None.

5. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
A. Approve the Governing Meeting Minutes of May 12, 2020
The Board is asked to approve the meeting minutes as presented.
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Approved unanimously.

6. PUBLIC HEARING(S) The meeting will briefly recess to open up the public hearing(s). The meeting will resume at the closing of the presented public hearings.

A. PUBLIC HEARING - Hearing and public comment on the San Gabriel Unified School District's Initial Re-opener
Proposal to the San Gabriel Teacher's Association for the 2020-2021 school year Initial Re-opener Proposal regarding collective bargaining negotiations for the 2020-2021 school year.
Recessed to Public Hearing at 7:03
Requests to Address the Board:None

B. PUBLIC HEARING - Hearing and public comment on the San Gabriel Teacher's Association Initial Re-opener Proposal regarding collective bargaining negotiations for the 2020-2021 school year
Initial Re-opener Proposal regarding collective bargaining negotiations for the 2020-2021 school year.
Requests to Address the Board:Dena Dragoo.
Thank you to our two retirees to SGTA. Thank you to Jennifer Vargas and Kathee Eckstrom with each 25 years plus.
Close Public Hearing at 7:05 PM
Reconvene to Open Session at 7:05 PM.

7. SPECIAL REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS
A. REPORTS - Student Board Members
Del Mar High School, Cecilia Venegas
DM History Day team finished 3rd in State and are the alternate for the National tournament. Graduation online ceremony on Wednesday on June 14th.
JMS Promotion at 10 AM next week.
McKinley round of gift cards for struggling families before spring break. Virtual promotion planned. Wilson: Milestone promotion to be celebrated next week in virtual ceremonies.

Gabrielino High School, Jocelyn Tan
GHS Commencement ceremony footage completed and submitted to the preparation of the virtual ceremony. Graduation signs delivered to 400+ students. GHS car parade planned to augment the virtual ceremony.
Coolidge staff working to wrap up the end of the year. Promotion event for 5th grade and year end variety show planned.
Roosevelt: Jackson Low Speech & Debate winner. Intervention Distance Learning Summer programming planned. Working on virtual promotion ceremony.
Washington: Staff working had on virtual lessons. Washington Warriors survived and thrived.Virtual promotion via Zoom.

B. REPORT - Governing Board President, Dr. Scott:
Thanked Cheryl Shellhart for loving contribution to the graduation banner for the seniors. Board members helped pass out senior yard signs. Delivered a sign to his grandparents' house. Amazing to walk up and offer congratulations. Thanked Dr. Joan;s daughter Michaela for her artwork and signs contributed to the district. Thanked Superintendent, cabinet and administration to negotiate this ever-changing environment. Leadership and creativity is nothing short of amazing. Recording speeches for JMS and GHS ceremonies. Thanked student representatives to the Board.

C. REPORT - Superintendent , Mr. Symonds:
Welcome everyone, glad to see everyone's faces. Congratulations to the DOlphin History team. Lon- we are coming down to the finish line. We had a big bash planned for you celebrating your amazing career to someone who above all cares about kids. You are an inspiration to me, Jennifer Vargas and Kathee Eckstrom. Great job on your work, Congratulations to the retirees.
Department of Health is lifting regulations on the drive through ceremonies. Daily changing circumstances. We are already making changes- still celebrating virtually as well as the drive by celebration.
News not good financially for schools in the state. Hoping for an additional stimulus package. Current funding is not adequate to open our schools safely. We need all to call their representatives to urge additional funding. Thanked classified, certificated, mamagnement, parents. The work you have done during this time is heroic.

D. REPORT - Public Notice of the Teamsters Local 911 Initial Re-opener Proposal to the San Gabriel Unified School District for the 2020-2021 School Year Public Notice of the Teamsters Local 911 Initial Re-opener Proposal to the San Gabriel Unified School District for the 2020-2021 school year pursuant to Government Code Section 3547. A public hearing regarding the proposal will be brought forth by the Governing Board of Education at the next Board meeting June 23, 2020.
Discussion: Public hearing at the next Board meeting.

E. REPORT - Public Notice of the San Gabriel Unified School District's Initial Re-Opener Proposal to the Teamsters Local 911 for the 2020-2021 School Year Public Notice of the San Gabriel Unified School District's Initial Re-Opener Proposal to the Teamsters Local 911 for the 2020-2021 school year pursuant to Government Code section 3547. A public hearing regarding the proposal will be scheduled by the Board of Education for the next Board meeting on June 23, 2020.
Discussion: Public hearing at the next Board meeting.

F. RECOGNITION - Student Board Members Service for the 2019-2020 School Year The purpose of the agenda is to recognize graduate Cecilia Venegas, Del Mar High School student and Jocelyn Tan, Gabrielino High School student for their service as 2019-20 Student Board Members.
Formally recognized Cecilia Venegas and Jocelyn Tan for their service as Student Board members. Plaques will be presented when the district re-opens. All Board offered thanks and congratulations to the student Board members.
Jocelyn Tan offered her thanks to the Board and her parents. Will be attending UC Riverside Honors college in the fall.
Cecilia Vengas- A great year to be a Dolphin and a great year to be a graduate of SGUSD. Grateful for the opportunity this year. Thank you to the Board members for their kindness and thank you to Jocelyn for her friendliness. Thank you to Mr. Sellars for being the strongest support and trusting me with this job.
G. REPORT - Task Force to Re-Open San Gabriel Unified
Report presented by Mr. J. Symonds and Dr. Joan Perez.
Follows the tenants of the LACOE Task Force of which Mr. Symonds is a member and L.A. Department of Public Health. CDC Guidelines also considered.Planning for 3 different scenarios: Face-to-Face Instruction, Blended Learning, and Full Distance Learning. We will build our framework around the LACOE planning framework (LACOE templates will be released tomorrow) while still engaging in local control with all our stakeholders.
Presentation attached.
Comments:
Dr. Scott- my apologies for skipping over that in the agenda.
Ms. Alvarado- thank you. It's a lot to take in.
Dr. Scott- a huge task in resolving these complex issues. Thank you Jim and Joan.
H. PRESENTATION - SGUSD Visual and Performing Arts – Year in Review
Presented by Samantha Theisen. Presentation attached. Heartfelt thanks offered by Ms. Theisen for the district's support of Arts Education in our community.
Discussion:
Mr. Ammon- Thank you for the presentation. Love what this says about our district and our supportive team.
Dr. Scott- started this journey with MIE then the arts for K-12. Samantha understands us as visual and performing artists. She gave shape to the dream for our district. Speaks to her unbelievably commitment to learning, students, and student success. Thank you for all you have brought to this district.

8. ACTION ITEMS

A. BUSINESS SERVICES
1. (ROLL CALL) Adopt Resolution No. 17/2019-2020 Authorizing the Assistant Superintendent and Director of Fiscal Services to Execute and File an Application on Behalf of the District for the Purpose of Obtaining Certain Federal Financial Assistance and/or State Financial Assistance The Administration recommends the approval of adopting Resolution No. 17/2019-2020 Authorizing the Assistant Superintendent and Director of Fiscal Services to Execute and File an Application on Behalf of the District for the Purpose of Obtaining Certain Federal Financial Assistance and/or State Financial Assistance School districts (or other agencies) need to submit a Request for Public Assistance (PRA) through a Board-approved resolution to possibly receive funding from FEMA due to COVID-19.
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Unanimously approved.

2. Approve the Memorandum of Understanding between the Los Angeles County Office of Education and the San Gabriel Unified School District for Participation in Census Outreach
The Administration recommends the approval of the Memorandum of Understanding between the Los Angeles County Office of Education and the San Gabriel Unified School District for participation in census outreach. The Los Angeles County Office of Education will provide funding to the San Gabriel Unified School District to promote participation in the 2020 Census.
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Unanimously approved.

B. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
1. (ROLL CALL) - Adopt Resolution No. 16/2019-20 Declaration of The Rights of All Students to Equity in Arts Learning, School Year 2019-2020, Right to Have Access to High-Quality Public Arts Education, Regardless of Their Background, Culture, Language or Geographic Location.
Administration recommends that the Governing Board Adopt Resolution No. 16/2019-20 Declaration of The Rights of All Students to Equity in Arts Learning, School Year 2019-2020, Right to Have Access to High-Quality Public Arts Education, Regardless of Their Background, Culture, Language or Geographic Location. Resolution No. 16/2019-2020, “To Adopt the Declaration of the Rights of All Students to Equity and Access in Arts Learning” calls for the San Gabriel Unified School District (SGUSD) to continue its commitment to Visual and Performing Arts as an essential part of a comprehensive education to prepare all students for college, career, and life.
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Unanimously approved.

C. GOVERNING BOARD OF EDUCATION
None.

D. HUMAN RESOURCES
1. Approve Local Agency Agreement Between the San Gabriel Unified School District and The California Department of General Services/Office of Administrative Hearings
The District’s Local Agency Agreement with the Office of Administrative Hearings will be expiring on June 17, 2020 and is in need of renewal. State and local agencies throughout California are able to retain Administrative Law Judge services through the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH). The services include administrative hearings, mediations, arbitrations, and other dispute resolution processes conducted by experienced Administrative Law Judges
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Unanimously approved.

2. Approve New Job Description, Director Student Support and Assessment, and Establish One Position Administration recommends to approve New Job Description, Director Student Support and Assessment, and Establish One Position.
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Unanimously approved.

3. Approve New Job Description, 21st Century Learning and Professional Development Coordinator, and Establish One Position Administration recommends to approve New Job Description, 21st Century Learning and Professional Development Coordinator, and Establish One Position
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Unanimously approved.

4. Approve New Job Description, EL Coordinator, and Establish One Position Administration recommends to approve New Job Description, EL Coordinator, and Establish One Position.
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Unanimously approved.

E. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
1. Approve California School Boards Association (CSBA) Policy Revision Recommendations Administration recommends the Governing Board approve the California School Boards Association (CSBA) policy revision recommendations. This is an opportunity for the Governing Board to approve the California School Boards Association (CSBA) policy revision recommendations.
Policy Recommendations for Distance Learning and Working from Home.
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Unanimously approved.

9. BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS/REPORTS/COMMUNICATIONS
Ms. Shellhart: Thank you for opportunity to distribute yard signs to our Seniors. Thank you to Kathee Eckstrom, Jennifer Vargas, and Lon Sellars on your retirement. Good luck to GHS Speech and Debate at Nationals. Looking forward to upcoming virtual events.
Ms. Alvarado: I want to say everything that Cheryl said. Today's presentation showed the huge dichotomy in this district. VAPA and planning on how we are going to re-open schools, and I know that comes with a heavy heart. We will find a way to get through it. Best to the retirees. Congratulations to the Seniors.
Mr. Ammon: Ditto Christina;s ditto of Cheryl's ditto.. Jennifer, Kathee and Lon, I am sure we are going to see you in a voluntary. You bring a level of commitment that we value. Powerful to take part in distribution of signs to the Seniors. Call your elected officials to urge for funding of our schools. Education needs to be adequately funded.
Ms. Haas: Triple what my colleagues have said. Advocate for our schools and funding. Thank you and will miss you in your retirement. Thank you to Ms. Shellhart for contributing the banners. Thank you to S.Theisen. A lot of great stuff coming out of a difficult time. Thank you for the creativity and compassion.
Dr. Scott: I am proud to be on the Board and serving the district. Thanked the retirees and special congratulations to Lon Sellars.

10. CONSENT AGENDA NOTE: The Governing Board may take one (1) vote for all Consent Items including; Business Services, Educational Services, Human Resources and the Superintendent's Office. Items also may be removed from the Consent Agenda at the discretion of the Governing Board and voted on separately.
Discussion:None
Approved unanimously in total.

A. BUSINESS SERVICES
1. Approve Purchase Orders Issued in Excess of $5,000 Report No. 16 The Administration recommends the approval of Purchase Orders Issued in Excess of $5,000 Report No. 16.

B. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
1. Approve Essential Training Travel Report No. 14 Administration recommends that the following District employees be authorized to attend the events attached. The representative of the District indicated will attend with no loss of salaries for District personnel, and with actual and necessary expenses paid for all attending as authorized by Education Code Sections 35172, 35173 and 44032, and the District's Board policies. Authorization for an advance of funds to cover actual and necessary expenses is hereby granted. Such Advances shall be repaid or adjusted upon filling of a regular claim for the actual and necessary expenses incurred.

C. HUMAN RESOURCES D. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
1. Approve Designation of 2020-2021 CIF Representatives to League Administration recommends approval of the 2020-2021 CIF representative designations to the league.

11. NEXT MEETING REMINDER(S) Tuesday, June 23, 2020 Tuesday, June 30, 2020

12. ADJOURNMENT at 8:40 PM.
We ARE stronger together!

Today at 10 a.m., the CDE and State Superintendent Tony Thurmond hosted webinar, Fall 2020: A Discussion on Safe Re-Opening of California Schools, for local educational agencies (LEAs) with updates on guidance for schools, presentations by districts that are developing plans on re-opening, and a Q-and-A. It focused on three subject areas: health & safety, educational programs, and fiscal implications.

Recorded stream available on Facebook Live: 
https://www.facebook.com/169118003125900/videos/245170253456765/

Board Meeting Highlights:
Closed Session Discussion Items: Discussion of Employment/Appointment

• Principal, Del Mar High School
• Director, Student Support Services and Assessment
• English Learner Coordinator
• 21st Century Learning and Professional Development Coordinator

Open Session:

• Negotiations Re-Openers for SGTA and District
• Contract for Asst. Superintendent of Educational Services
• New Board Policies on Working from Home and Distance Learning
• Resolution for Implementing Certificated Layoffs
• Declaration that all Management, Confidential and Other Unrepresented Employees’ Salaries Declared Indefinite for the 2020 - 2021 School Year
• Approval of job description for GHS Wellness Center Coordinator
• Certificated PSR: 3 positions

Click here for Link to Full Agenda and Attachments
Attachments
Asst Supt Ed Services Contract (J. Perez)
Resolution to Reduce/Eliminate Certificated Services
EdTech Team PD Contract
Peoplesoft Financial Systems Contract
SGUSD Grading Policy
Job Description-GHS Wellness Center Coord.
District-Negotiations ReOpener
SGTA Negotiations ReOpener
BP- Distance Learning
BP- Working Remotely
Classified Personnel Report 16
Certificated Personnel Report 15

1. OPENING PROCEDURE
A. CALL TO ORDER at 6:02 PM
B. ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM Quorum established. All members present.

2. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE GOVERNING BOARD
Anyone wishing to address the Board regarding Closed Session items may do so at this time. All proceedings are reported to the public in open session where action is taken or staff is given direction.
Requests: None.

3. RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION
If the Governing Board is not able to complete the Closed Session agenda, it will reconvene the meeting to open session and recess the meeting to a second Closed Session after all Open Session business has been concluded.
Recessed to closed session at 6:02 PM.

A. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT/APPOINTMENT (Pursuant to Government Code §54957 (b).)
Principal, Del Mar High School
Director, Student Support Services and Assessment
English Learner Coordinator
21st Century Learning and Professional Development Coordinator

4. RECONVENE TO OPEN SESSION at 7:00 p.m.

A. ANNOUNCEMENT OF ACTION TAKEN IN CLOSED SESSION
Action taken:None.

B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Led by A. Ammon
C. APPROVAL OF AGENDA It is recommended that the Governing Board approve the May 12, 2020 Governing Board meeting agenda. This is an opportunity for the Governing Board to adopt the agenda as presented and/or rearrange agenda items to accommodate arrival of audience members.
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Approved.

D. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE GOVERNING BOARD Regarding items on the agenda, as well as, not on the agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the San Gabriel Unified School District Governing Board. A member of the public may choose to speak to an agenda item during public comment or at the time the Governing Board considers the item.
Requests to address the Board: None.

5. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
A. Approve the Governing Meeting Minutes of April 21, 2020 The Board is asked to approve the meeting minutes as presented.
Discussion: None.
Action taken: Approved.

6. PUBLIC HEARING(S) The meeting will briefly recess to open up the public hearing(s). The meeting will resume at the closing of the presented public hearings.

A. Public Notice of the San Gabriel Teachers Association Initial Re-Opener Proposal to the San Gabriel Unified School District for the 2020-2021 school year pursuant to Government Code section 3547.
A public hearing regarding the proposal will be brought forth by the Board of Education at the next Board meeting, May 26, 2020.

B. Public Notice of the San Gabriel Unified School District’s Initial Re-Opener Proposal to the San Gabriel Teachers Association for the 2020-2021 school year pursuant to Government Code section 3547.
A public hearing regarding the proposal will be scheduled by the Board of Education for the next Board meeting on May 26, 2020.

7. SPECIAL REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS

A. REPORTS – Student Board Members
Del Mar High School, Cecilia Venegas:
Del Mar: History Day in top 9 in the state. Waiting to hear if they move to top 3 in state on to the Nationals. Virtual Graduation on June 17th. JMS working on virtual graduation through a virtual town hall. Working on transition from JMS to GHS. McKinley donated gift cards to families in need. Looking at a virtual science summer school. Wilson: Teachers are meeting with students virtually every week. Collaborating with other elem principals for virtual 5th grade celebrations.

Gabrielino High School, Jocelyn Tan. GHS: Cap and Gown distribution with teachers and staff celebrating the students. Thanks to SGTA for the decorations. Sr. Awards will be recorded. Coolidge: Students working on a virtual talent show and virtual 5th grade ceremony. Roosevelt: May 16-17 Jackson Low will be participating in an online Speech and Debate tournament. WA: Taking care of their families in need. 5th Grade Promotion being planned.

B. REPORT - Governing Board President, Dr. Gary Scott: Congratulated Del Mar and Cecilia Venegas on the History Day Team. Statewide effort for emergency measure to offset the structural deficit that CA education is facing. Virtual graduation planning for GHS and DMHS under way. Promises to be quite an event. Unofficially declaring this as Staff Appreciation Year. I am astounded by your love and commitment as crazy and as impossible as the task is.

C. REPORT - Superintendent, Mr. James Symonds. Its great to see your faces, I miss all of you. Congratulations to Del Mar History Day. Staff Appreciation Week- agree with Gary- it's Staff Appreciation Year faced with the challenges. Appreciate your dedication and commitment to the kids. I can't thank you enough. We truly do appreciate you.

Possibility of re-opening in the fall. CLoudy skies ahead. It's hard to see where we are going, I am serving on a LACOE group planning for multiple scenarios. We had our first SGUSD Task Force for reopening last week , and we will continuing. Maybe staggering the kids; second model of Blended learning in school and virtually, and third model is all distance learning We will keep you informed and work with our stake holders. We have to keep our staff and kids safe. We will work closely with the districts around us and the County. More will be coming on that.

Very concerned about the budget shortfall and we ask you to support us re: -22%COLA. This could be devastating to every district in the state. Hoping for some sort of state and federal assistance.

Our graduation ceremonies: Commend Lon Sellars and Sharron Heinrich and her team to get this ready. We will celebrate our seniors- banners and lawn signs. Cap and Gown distribution with teachers celebrating. JMS graduation as a DBL project.

We have staff members with COVID 19, with family members who have died, family members in the hospital. We will make it to the other side on this together.

8. ACTION ITEMS
A. BUSINESS SERVICES
1. Approve Renewal of the Peoplesoft Financial System Contract for the 2020-2021 School Year Administration recommends to approve renewal of the Peoplesoft Financial System Contract for the 2020-2021 school year. (Attached.)
Financial Impact
Total: $20,300.00
Funding: General Fund

Discussion: None
Action taken: Approved unanimously.

B. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
1. Adopt San Gabriel USD’s Grading, ELD Instruction and Credit Guidelines During Covid-19 School Closures (Attached.)
It is recommended that the Governing Board adopt the San Gabriel USD’s grading, ELD instruction and credit guidelines during the Covid-19 school closures.
Discussion: None.
Action: Approved unanimously.

2. Approve Ratified Contract Between San Gabriel Unified School District and EdTechTeam for professional development for Distance Learning (Attached.)
The Superintendent recommends the approval of the ratified contract with EdTechTeam for Distance Learning Google Suite training for teachers and administrators. EdTechTeam, Inc (EdTechTeam) will provide San Gabriel Unified School District (SGUSD) with the following high-quality professional development: Title: G Suite for Distance Learning Design Workshops Date: May 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 2020 Times: TBD, 60-minute sessions (probably 1:00-2:00 p.m. PDT)
Audience: All teaching staff
Format: BYOL
 Sessions held via Google Meet Registration: SGUSD will provide EdTechTeam with a list of registrants
Capacity: 40 Participants
Financial Impact
Total: $3000.00
Funding Source: SB 117 COVID-19 LEA Response Funds

Discussion: Mr. Ammon. Looks great. Could we get a quick background on this?
Dr. Joan Perez: We attended a training at Google in OC using Google Suite tools and apply content to pedagogy.
Mr. Ammon: This is really great.
Action: Approved unanimously.

3. Approve Agreement Between Gabrielino HS and Del Mar HS and Herff Jones LLC. for 2020
Virtual Graduation Ceremony
Administration recommends the approval of the agreement for live streaming of the Gabrielino High School and Del Mar High School 2020 graduation ceremony.
Financial Impact
Total: $5000
Funding Source: Site
Allocation

Discussion: None.
Action: Approved unanimously.

C. GOVERNING BOARD OF EDUCATION

D. HUMAN RESOURCES
1. (ROLL CALL) – Adopt Resolution No. 15/2019-20, Implementing Certificated Layoff Adopt Resolution No. 15/2019-2020, of the Governing Board of the San Gabriel Unified School District approving dismissal of certain certificated employees in accordance with the Superintendent's recommendation made prior to March 15, 2020, and instruct the Superintendent to notify each such certificated employees prior to May 15, 2020, that the employee’s services will not be required for the 2020-2021 school year. (Attached.)
Discussion: Dr. Scott -No one wants this but mandated by Ed Code.
Action: Approved unanimously.

2. Approve Declaration that all Management, Confidential and Other Unrepresented Employees’ Salaries are Declared Indefinite for the 2020 - 2021 School Year
It is recommended by the Administration that the Governing Board take the following action: *As a result of financial uncertainties, negotiations with represented employee groups, legislation, and other factors, the Governing Board hereby declares that all management, confidential and other unrepresented employee salaries are declared indefinite for 2020-2021.
Each year the board takes action prior to June 30th to declare the salary of unrepresented employees indefinite. Article 11, Section 10 of the California Constitution prohibits officers or employees from receiving additional compensation for services already rendered. However, if the Governing Board takes action to declare in advance of the new school year that salaries for management, confidential or unrepresented employees are indefinite, retroactive payments for cost of living adjustments are proper.
Discussion: None.
Action: Unanimous approval.

3. Approve New Job Description, Gabrielino High School Wellness Center Coordinator, and Establish One Position (Attached.)
Administration recommends to approve New Job Description, Gabrielino High School Wellness Center Coordinator, and Establish One Position.
Financial Impact
The approximate cost will be $150,000  (Majority of funding from restricted funds)
Discussion: Dr. Scott- Something we've needed for a long time.
Action: Unanimous approval.

E. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
1. Governing Board Review of California School Boards Association (CSBA) Policy Revision Recommendations Administration recommends the Governing Board review the first reading of California School Boards Association (CSBA) policy revision recommendations. This is an opportunity for the Governing Board to review and discuss the first reading of California School Boards Association (CSBA) policy revision recommendations. (Attached.)
New Board Policies: Working Remotely and Distance Learning

2. Approve Employment Contract with Dr. Joan Perez, Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services Effective May 13, 2020 Administration recommends the approval of employment contract with Dr. Joan Perez, Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services, effective May 13, 2020. (Attached.)
Contract: May 13, 2020, and continuing through June 30, 2022.
Salary: Base annual salary of $152,913.
Assistant Superintendent shall also be entitled to a degree stipend in the amount of five percent of base annual salary (excluding stipends and longevity) upon completion of a Doctoral Degree from an accredited university.

Discussion: None.
Action: Unanimous approval.
 
9. BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS/REPORTS/COMMUNICATIONS
Mr. Ammon: Stay safe everyone. We lost my grandmother this week not from COVID, but unable to receive care due to COVID. Thanked Dr. Scott for arranging for sacrament of the sick and thanked Mr. Symonds for his support.

Ms. Shellhart: Condolences to Andrew's family. Congratulations to Del Mar. Attended PTSA meeting at Gab. A great meeting with good communication. Will cancel the SPED Golf Tournament until next year, but able to give out scholarships at GHS and DMHS. Thanks to WA for assisting families.

Ms. Haas: Thanks to the Team for listening to families and member sof the graduating class. Lost of positive feedback. Thanks to the teachers and staff. Congratulations to Del Mar.

Ms. Alvarado: Thanks to Cheryl for putting the banner together. COngratulations to Del Mar and Cecilia we are really proud of you and the work you are doing. Andrew- condolences for your grandmother. Listen to Alicia Keyes song "Matters" for essential workers on Youtube.

10. CONSENT AGENDA NOTE: The Governing Board may take one (1) vote for all Consent Items including; Business Services, Educational Services, Human Resources and the Superintendent's Office. Items also may be removed from the Consent Agenda at the discretion of the Governing Board and voted on separately.

Discussion:None
Action: Approved Unanilously in total.
A. BUSINESS SERVICES
1. Approve Warrants Issued for Payments, Goods, And Services Received for April 2020 - Report No. 11 Administration recommends the approval of Warrants issued for payments of payroll, goods, and services received for April 2020 - Report No. 11 and authorize the designee to execute the necessary documents.

2. Approve Purchase Orders Issued in Excess of $5,000 Report No. 15 Administration recommends the approval of Purchase Orders issued in excess of $5,000 Report No. 15.

B. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES C. HUMAN RESOURCES
1. Approve Certificated Personnel Status Report No. 15 Administration recommends the approval of the Certificated Personnel Status Report No. 15. (Attached.)
1 SPED Prob 1- GHS
1 Math Prob 1- GHS
1 Dual Immersion Mandarin- Wilson
 
2. Approve Classified Personnel Status Report No. 16 Administration recommends to approve the Classified Personnel Status Report No. 16 (Attached.)
1 termination

D. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE

11. NEXT MEETING REMINDER(S)
Tuesday, May 26, 2020
Tuesday, June 23, 2020
Tuesday, June 30, 2020


12. ADJOURNMENT at 7:39 PM.
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6:00 Open Session, Closed Session, 7:00 Open Session Reconvenes

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