Board Meeting Highlights:

• Increases to Asst. Superintendent and Acting Superintendent contracts are 2%, following the Certificated salary increases. Mr. Perry's increase includes longevity.​

Click here for Link to Full Agenda and Attachments
Presentation - Roosevelt Elementary School Rockstars
Presentation - 2018-2019 California Science Test Annual Report
Approve School Safety Plans for School Year 2019 - 2020
Approve Del Mar High School Field Trip to Calalina
Approve First Amendment to Employment Contract with Will Wong, Assistand Superintendant of Business Services
Approve First Amendment to Employment Contract with James Symonds, Assistand Superintendant of Educational Services
Approve First Amendment to Employment Contract with Ross Perry, Assistand Superintendant of Human Resources
Approve Pay Range Reclassification for Student Database Specialist Assistant
Approve Revised Job Description and Pay Range Classification, HS Registrar Secretary
Governing Board Review of School Boards Association Revision Recommendations
Approve Renewal Agreement Between SGUSD and the West SG Valley Special Education Local Plan for Reimbursement
Approve Purchase Orders Issued in Excess of $5,000 Report No. 11
Approve Essential Training Report No. 12
Approve Certificated Personnel Status Report No. 12
Approve Classified Personnel Status Report No. 12
AGENDA:

• . OPENING PROCEDURE
• A. CALL TO ORDER at 6:00 PM
• B. ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM established. All present.
• 2. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE GOVERNING BOARD None.


• 3. RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION at 6:00 PM
• A. PUBLIC EMPLOYEE DISCIPLINE/DISMISSAL/RELEASE/COMPLAINTS (Pursuant to Government Code §54957)
• B. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT/APPOINTMENT (Pursuant to Government Code §54957 (b).)


• 4. RECONVENE TO OPEN SESSION at 7:00 PM
• A. ANNOUNCEMENT OF ACTION TAKEN IN CLOSED SESSION. None.
• B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE led by Roosevelt 3rd grade students.
• C. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Unanimously approved.
• D. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE GOVERNING BOARD None.


• 5. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
• A. Approve the Governing Meeting Minutes of February 11, 2020 Unanimously approved.
• 6. PUBLIC HEARING(S) None.


• 7. SPECIAL REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS
• A. REPORTS - Student Board Members
• Cecilia Venegas- Del Mar HS: Hosting three elementary schools for Canes arcade program and will celebrate Open House. JMS: Third Speech Tournament of the year in which the team performed well. Leadership retreat at Disneyland. Concerts coming up. McKinley: Chocolate Fundraiser. Wilson: Valentine-grams a success. Dual Immersion Mandarin program meeting well attended.

 

• Jocelyn Tan - GHS: Project Bridge Youth Ambassadors- 2 chosen for LA Metro area from GHS. Wresting CIF Championship qualifiers. Speech National qualifiers as well. FBLA have 15 competing in regional championship.Gab Talks- Lost and Found theme this year.Vocal Showcase in March. Coolidge 3rd grade spelling bee. Habit: Think Win Win. Washington: ELPAC testing beginning. Attendance competition, Read-a-Thon, Founders Day events.
• B. REPORT - Governing Board President: Dr. Scott spoke on the TK-12 Parent meeting help at JMS with triple the attendance as in the past. A showcase and a way to honor the work being done.
• C. REPORT - Acting Superintendent, Mr. Symonds: congratulations to Wrestling, soccer and Speech and Debate teams.190 parents attended the event with performance by the GHS Spring Quartet. Cheryl Shellhart recipient of Golden Apple at the ASCA event.


• D. PRESENTATION - Roosevelt Elementary School Rockstars: Cheryl Wilson presents on Roosevelt Rockstars. Student Speech and Debate members led the lively presentation. Performance by MIE 5th grade Orchestra.Dr. Scott: Great schools come from great teachers. Mrs. Wilson thanked the Board and our teachers. We want to thank all of our parents- we can't do this without you. It's a community effort and we are grateful. A TV crew from CA Inside Education will be filming in the

 

• E. PRESENTATION - 2018-2019 California Science Test (CAST) Annual Report Dr. Joan Perez and Jennifer Vargas shared explained the CAST Science Test. Results were shared how SGUSD students performed in 5th, 8th, and 12th grade. Jennifer Vargas shared how SGUSD will move forward with NGSS. We will continue to use the California Science Ceneter as a major resource because they have provided the best resources and are practicing teachers as well. In addition , SGUSD will move towards textbook adoption that is aligned to NGSS and CAST. We will focus on Evidence, Inquiry and Writing in a scientific setting. (Presentation attached.)

 

• 8. ACTION ITEMS
• A. BUSINESS SERVICES: No action items.


• B. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
• 1. Approve School Safety Plans For School Year 2019-2020 (See link to full agenda if you wish to view school safety plans.) Lon Sellars discussed schools efforts to update their plans. He seeked board approval.
• Mr. Ammon asked about Active Shooter Plans. Mr. Sellars indicated that all school sites had these included in their plans. Question regarding Wilson's limited coverage by Sheriff's Dept will be augmented by San Gabriel PD.
• Unanimous approval.
• 
• 2. Approve Del Mar High School field trip to Catalina Classic Cruises in Long Beach CA on October 14th-October 16th, 2020. Mr. Sellars: Using School Improvement monies for the field trips.
• Unanimous approval.

 

• C. GOVERNING BOARD OF EDUCATION
• 1. Approve First Amendment to Employment Contract with William Wong, Assistant Superintendent of Business Services Unanimous approval.Total: $2,998 increase


• 2. Approve First Amendment to Employment Contract with James Symonds, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services Unanimous approval. Total: $3,149 increase


• 3. Approve First Amendment to Employment Contract with Ross Perry, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Unanimous approval. Total: $4,497 increase; included longevity increase.






• D. HUMAN RESOURCES
• 1. Approve Pay Range Reclassification for Student Database Specialist Assistant Unanimous approval.
• 2. Approve Revised Job Description and Pay Range Reclassification, HS Registrar Secretary Unanimous approval.


• E. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
• 1. Governing Board Review of California School Boards Association (CSBA) Policy Revision Recommendations
• 9. BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS/REPORTS/COMMUNICATIONS
• Mr. Ammon- congratulations on the TK-12 presentation for new families.
• Ms. Alvarado- Congratulations to Roosevelt on your presentation. Congratulations to Cheryl Shellhart on the GLoden Apple. AB 2500 on Mandatory Kindergarten, we should keep and eye on it. A movement toward schools taking 4 years olds and allowing for collection of ADA. Proposal to introduce starting school after labor day.
• Mrs. Shellhart- last night's presentation was great. Three times the number of attendees without having VMA. Congratulations on Speeeh and Debate at GHS. Thank you for attending the Golden Apple ceremony.
• 10. CONSENT AGENDA
• Consent Agenda approved in its entirety.


• A. BUSINESS SERVICES
• 1. Accept Donations to the San Gabriel Unified School District
• 2. Approve the Renewal Agreement Between the San Gabriel Unified School District and the West San Gabriel Valley Special Education Local Plan Area for Reimbursement of Employee On-Loan
• 3. Approve Purchase Orders Issued in Excess of $5,000 Report No. 11


• B. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
• 1. Approve Essential Training Travel Report No. 12


• C. HUMAN RESOURCES
• 1. Approve Certificated Personnel Status Report No. 12
• 2. Approve Classified Personnel Status Report No. 12
• D. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
• 11. NEXT MEETING REMINDER(S)
• 12. ADJOURNMENT

We ARE stronger together!

The retro checks have arrived since last week!

If you are on steps 15-25, you will receive an additional check mid-March because your check does not have the full retro amount. This was a district error and is being fixed. The underpayment is less than $100 for most members with this error.

Yay 2%.

Best,
Site Reps

Hi SGTA GHS members,

The union is having the vote for Executive Board soon. If you would like to run for office, please follow the link below.

Due Dates for Quick Reference:
2/18 - Announcement of Executive Board Elections
3/2 - Declarations Due to Edith Gonzalez @ GHS no later than 4:00pm
3/9-3/13 - Voting at individual sites
3/14 - Announcement of Election Results

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VYErJwr0nOAvL39GduLaVBuNBxnd2PN_QBrBjxTfZys/edit?usp=sharing

Please let us know if you have any questions.

Looking forward to seeing everyone at the SGTA / Teamsters mixer on Wednesday!

Best,
Site Reps

Board Meeting Highlights:

• Coolidge Learning, Leadership and Growth Presentation (Attached)
• GHS- CTE Presentation (Attached)
• Certificated Personnel Report ( Attached: 1 retirement effective 6-30-20)
• Classified Personnel Report (Attached: 2 resignations effective immediately)

We ARE stronger together!
Link to full Board Agenda
Coolidge Presentation
GHS- CTE Presentation
P.O. Report 10
Essential Training Report 11B
Essential Training Report 11
Certificated Personnel Report 11
Classified Personnel Report 11


1. OPENING PROCEDURE
A. CALL TO ORDER at 6:00 PM.
B. ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM: Quorum established.

2. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE GOVERNING BOARD: Requests- None.

3. APPOINTMENT OF LABOR NEGOTIATOR(S) (Government Code section 54957.6) It is recommended that the Governing Board take action to appoint a labor negotiator to represent the Board in discussing salary and benefits with candidates for unrepresented employee positions. The Board will consider and possibly take action to appoint one or more labor negotiator(s) to represent the Board in discussing salary and benefits with candidates for unrepresented employee positions: Assistant Superintendent of Business Services Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources. The Board will identify in open session any representatives designated.
Dr. Scott on Appointment of Labor Negotiators for Assistant Superintendents. The district is obligated to assign a negotiations representative for Assistant Superintendents. Normally the the Superintendent represents, but there is only an acting Superintendent at this time. Therefore, the President of the Board will take on this position.

4. RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION at 6:01 PM

A. CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL – Existing Litigation (Pursuant to Government Code §54956.9 (d)(1)) Case Number 198TCV44432

B. PUBLIC EMPLOYEE DISCIPLINE/DISMISSAL/RELEASE/COMPLAINTS (Pursuant to Government Code §54957(b).)

C. CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR(S) (Pursuant to Government Code §54957.6) Employee Organization(s): Unrepresented as follows: Assistant Superintendent of Business Services Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Agency Designated Representative: Governing Board Representative as Determined by Action Item 3

D. 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)

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

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

B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Led by Jack Chiou, Junior at GHS.

C. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Approved without changes.

D. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE GOVERNING BOARD Requests: Jack Chiou request to approve Eagle Scout service project at Coolidge Elementary.

6. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
A. Approve the Governing Meeting Minutes of January 14, 2020. Approved without additions or corrections.

7. PUBLIC HEARING(S) None.

8. SPECIAL REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS
A. REPORTS - Student Board Members
Del Mar High School, Cecilia Venegas:
DMHS: African American Museum and USC field trip. Reported on Staff Trauma training with continuation for students.
JMS: ELAC parent meeting was a big success with presentation on ELPAC. Many thanks to Iraise Garcia and Jennifer Vargas.
McKinley: School project on collecting gently used clothes. Celebration of Chinese New Year.
Wilson: Community Service Project. Thanks to the PTA and Board Clerk Rochelle Haas. Annual Variety Show.

Gabrielino High School, Jocelyn Tan:
GHS: National Speech and Debate All Americans- 3 Gab students named. CIF championship rounds for several team. PTSA Parent event on student driving. Gab Talk Series begins in February.
Coolidge: Annual Spelling Bee. 4th Grade Living Wax Museum in February. 3rd Grade Spelling Bee.
Roosevelt: 2nd Grade Lunar New Year event. Dr. Sueuss Read Across America in March.
Washington: Preparing for ELPAC ans SBAC testing. Also using PBIS format. Penny Wars to send students to Science Camp.

B. REPORT - Governing Board President, Dr. Scott:
Gathered for San Gabriel Chinese New Year with Acting Superintendent and Board members .
Attended the Future of Technology Education Conference in Florida for Roosevelt's MIE award.
Artwork from Wilson on display.
100th Day of School celebration for Kinder students.

C. REPORT - Acting Superintendent, Mr. Symonds:
Great time at the Lunar New Year celebration.
Congratulations to the MIE program for the prestigious award received in Florida.
Shout out to the Ed Services team for the Staff Development Day.Teacher's Lounge brought down the house.
Attended the California Distinguished Schools at Disneyland with Principal Tuoi Nguyen for McKinley's Distinguished School award and met State Superintendent Tony Thurmond.

D. PRESENTATION - Coolidge Elementary School - Learning, Leadership, and Growth, Stephen Feng (Attached.) Leader in Me program to empower young people.
Comments:
Mr. Ammon- work carried on from Will Wong. It's fantastic as a signature program. I commend you, the team, and Mr. Wong.
Ms. Haas- the natural outflow is the service element. It's nice to see that.
GHS Rep, Jocelyn Tan:- How about the other elementary schools? How can this be developed at other sites to help students develop their leadership?
Mr. Symonds; It's available at the other schools if they wish.
Dr. Scott: Thank you, Stephen.

E. PRESENTATION - Gabrielino High School Career Technical Education Program, Vincent Lopez (Attached.)
Comments:
Ms. Alvarado- Do you know why students are not completing the Graphic design CTE pathway in the second year?
Mr. Lopez- In Graphic Design 1, we have freshman this year; it built that number up, but we don;t have completers in the second class. We are looking into that. There is a better chance of completing the 2-year sequence if they begin earlier in the HS career. No wiggle room for later years if you want to take a foreign language class to meet the A-G requirement.
Ms. Shellhart- Excited to hear we are going toward the CTE path. Glad we are getting iinformation out to our parents. An alternate pathway in addition to the 4 yr college.option.
Mr. Lopez- JMS will collaborate with GHS in the new black box theater. We'll introduce those pathways at the middle school to open more opportunities.
Dr. Scott- one of the keys to this is the business partnerships and collaboration.
Mr. Lopez- we are looking at realigning the curriculum with graphic design.
Ms. Tan- I can only speak to the business class and importance of applying it to take what you've learned and use it.

F. PRESENTATION - District Health, by Lon Sellers and Kathy Leon
Public health concerns on the Corona virus. District response to community questions. Letter established on the district website.
Comments:
Mr. Ammon- thank you for your calm approach.
Dr. Scott- common sense- it's a fancy form of the flu.
Mr. Sellers- Thanked Kathy for her incredible leadership on this.

9. ACTION ITEMS
A. BUSINESS SERVICES
1. Approve Renewal of Agreement with the City of San Gabriel for Use of the Smith Park Pool for the Gabrielino High School Swim Team for the 2019-2020 School Year It is recommended that the Governing Board approve the agreement with the City of San Gabriel for use of the Smith Park Pool for the 2019-2020 school year and authorize the Administration or designee to execute the necessary documents. Agreement between the City of San Gabriel Parks and Recreation Department and the San Gabriel Unified School District to arrange use of Smith Park Pool for the Gabrielino High School swim team. (Total: $40.00 Per Hour)
Discussion:
Mr. Ammon- Do we charge the city when they use our facilities? Mr. Wong- rarely. Mr. Ammon- Other cities give some of the revenue to the schools for facilities use. The city needs to pony up.
Approval:Unanimous approval.

B. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
1. Approve Consultant Agreement Between San Gabriel USD and Mary Donnelly-Crocker, for School Year 2019-2020 Administration recommends the approval of the Consultant Agreement between San Gabriel USD and Mary Donnelly-Crocker, for School Year 2019-2020. On January 24, 2020, Mary Donnelly-Crocker, from Young & Healthy, will offer two workshop sessions, Trauma Informed Care, for SGUSD’s Professional Development Day. Mary’s workshops will focus on strategies for assisting children who are victims of various types of trauma. (Total Cost: $200.00)
Discussion: Ms. Alvarado- was this a workshop or is it different? Mr. Symonds: This was at our January 24th event and very well received.
Approval:Unanimous approval.

2. Approve Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Re: 2020 Tuition Based Summer Academy Program between San Gabriel Educational Foundation and San Gabriel Unified School District Administration recommends the approval of the MOU between San Gabriel Educational Foundation and San Gabriel Unified School District for the 2020 Tuition-Based Summer Academy Program. Students will benefit from participating in the tuition-based summer school program provided by the San Gabriel Educational Foundation (SEF) enrichment program. Parents are supportive of these programs because they provide extended learning opportunities for their children. (Total Cost: $0)
Discussion:None.
Approval: Unanimous approval.

3. Approve Consultant Agreement with Fortanasce Physical Therapy for Occupational and/or Physical Therapy Services, School Year 2019-2020 Administration recommends the approval of the consultant agreement with Fortanasce Physical Therapy for Occupational and/or Physical Therapy services, consultation, and/or assessments for student(s) with special needs. Throughout the school year, special education students who reside within San Gabriel Unified School District boundaries may require physical and/or occupational therapy treatments, consultation, and/or assessments to benefit from their educational programs. Physical and occupational therapy goals and objectives are included in students’ Individualized Education Plans. The Special Education department needs to contract with Fortanasce Physical Therapy in order to provide services, consultation, and assessments for students. (Total Cost: $3,640.00)
Discussion: None.
Approval: Unanimous approval.

4. Approve Consultant Agreement with Dr. Nicholas Thaler for Special Education Teacher Training - School Year 2019-2020 Administration recommends the approval of the consultant agreement with Dr. Nicholas Thaler to provide training for Special Education teachers. The District needs to provide training to Special Education teachers on the impact of executive functioning in the classroom for the purposes of Special Education professional development. (Total Cost- $1500.00)
Discussion: None.
Approval: Unanimous approval.

5. Approve MOU with Anaheim Union High School District, School Year 2019-2020 Administration recommends that the Governing Board approve the Memorandum of Understanding between San Gabriel Unified School District and the Anaheim Union High School District for specialized academic instruction in an estimated amount of $55,000.00 for the 2019-2020 school year and the extended school year. San Gabriel Unified School District has a special education student who resides in the district and resides in a group home within Anaheim Union High School District boundaries. The student is receiving special education services through Anaheim Union High School District, and San Gabriel needs to reimburse them for the cost of these services. (Total Cost- $55,000.00.)
Discussion:None.
Approval: Unanimous approval.

6. Approve Consultant Agreement with Ability First, School Year 2019-2020 Administration recommends that the Governing Board approve the consultant agreement with Ability First for specialized academic instruction in an amount not to exceed $19,000.00 for the 2019-2020 school year and the extended school year. Pursuant to California Education code section 35160.1, the Governing Board of Education of the District is empowered to contract for educational and support services to address the District's diverse needs unique to their individual communities and programs. Special Education students residing in San Gabriel must be placed in a program that is suited to meet their unique educational needs. (Total Cost- $19,000.00)
Discussion: None.
Approval: Unanimous approval.

C. GOVERNING BOARD OF EDUCATION
1. Adopt Resolution No. 10/2019-20 in Support of Proposition 13: Public Preschool, K-12, and College Health and Safety Bond Act of 2020 Assembly Bill 48 (O’Donnell, Glazer) It is recommended that the Governing Board adopt resolution no. 10/2019-20 in support of proposition 13. The Governing Board is asked to adopt Resolution No. 10/2019-20 in support of Proposition 13: Public Preschool, K-12, and College Health and Safety Bond Act of 2020 Assembly Bill 48 (O’Donnell, Glazer)
Discussion:
Mr. Ammon- Moved to table.
Ms. Haas- How would SGUSD benefit from the Prop 13 monies. Is it applicable to any programs in our district. It would be a tax on top of a tax we already have.
Mr. Ammon- This is not the November ballot issue. It's a bond measure only for schools in need. We don't benefit. I'm in favor of tabling.
Action: Unanimous agreement to table.

2. Elect Region 23-A Representative for the 2020 California School Boards Association (CSBA) Delegate Assembly with a Two-Year Term Beginning April 1, 2020 Through March 31, 2022 (due 3/16/20) Administration recommends the Governing Board cast their ballot to elect no more than two (2) candidates for two (2) vacancies to the 2020 California School Boards Association (CSBA) Delegate Assembly. The Governing Board is asked to cast their ballot to elect no more than two (2) candidates for California School Boards Association's (CSBA) Delegate Assembly, Region 23-A. Delegates will serve a two-year term beginning April 1, 2020-March 31, 2022.
Discussion:
Mr. Ammon- Do not dilute our voting power. Move to forward the name of Dr. Scott for the membership.
Election: Dr. Scott unanimously elected to the position.

D. HUMAN RESOURCES
1. Approve Contract Agreement Between the San Gabriel Unified School District and Swing Education Administration recommends to approve the contract agreement between the San Gabriel Unified School District and Swing Education. Currently, there is a shortage in substitute teachers and substitute instructional aides in the area. Approximately 10 teacher and 10 instructional aide substitute assignments go unfilled each week. This agreement will allow Swing education to fill substitute vacancies on a daily basis. (Total Cost- $39,000.00)
Discussion:Dr. Scott- this group has already helped us a lot.
Approval:Unanimous approval.

2. Approve New Job Description, Lead Multi-Skilled Maintenance Worker and Establish One Position Administration recommends to approve the new job description, Lead Multi-Skilled Maintenance Worker and establish one position. Due to increased workload in the maintenance department there is a need for a supervisor to assist in managing work orders and projects for our facilities. (Approximate Cost- $7,284.00)
Discussion: None
Approval: Unanimous approval.

3. Approve Hourly Rate Increase for Student Workers Administration recommends to approve the hourly rate increase for Student Workers. Due to the California minimum wage increase effective January 1, 2020, the District has decided to raise the hourly rate of pay for Student Workers, effective January 1, 2020. (The total cost to the Student Worker Tutoring Program through LCFF Funding. Student Workers From $12.00 to $13.00 per hour.)
Discussion: None.
Approval: Unanimous approval.

E. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE

10. BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS/REPORTS/COMMUNICATIONS
Ms. Alvarado- Had fun at Lunar New Year. Congratulations to McKinley on CA Distinguished School and MIE program. In support of training to teachers on Trauma.
Mr. Ammon: Attended Coolidge Wax Museum.
Ms. Haas: Awesome PD day - shout out to Joan and team. Attended ELPAC Potluck at JMS. Thank you tp Iraise Garcia and Jennifer Vargas. Attended Wilson Community Service Day.
Ms. Shellhart: Special Needs Group has the golf tournament coming up on May 9th. Proceeds go to scholarships for students on 504 plans. Looking to start a grant program.We need players and volunteers.
Dr. Scott- Congratulations to VIP Jake Hass- just completed Eagle Scout.

11. 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.
Comments/Discussion: None.
Approval: Unanimously approved in totality.

A. BUSINESS SERVICES
1. Accept Donations to the San Gabriel Unified School District. The Administration recommends to accept donations to the San Gabriel Unified School District from various donors.

2. Approve the Consultant Agreement between San Gabriel Unified School District and Pacific Crest Actuaries, LLC (PAC) for Actuarial Analysis for GASB 75. It is recommended that the Governing Board approve the agreement with Pacific Crest Actuaries to provide an actuarial valuation report in accordance with GASB 75 for a flat fee of $4,000 and authorize Administration or the designee to execute the necessary documents. For a flat fee of $4,000, Pacific Crest Actuaries (PCA) will provide an actuarial valuation report and other related services in accordance with GASB 75. (Total Cost- $4,000.00.)

3. Approve Warrants Issued for Payments, Goods, And Services Received for January 2020 -Report No. 8

4. Approve Purchase Orders Issued in Excess of $5,000 Report No. 10

B. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
1. Approve Essential Training Travel Report No. 11B (Attached.)

C. HUMAN RESOURCES
1. Approve Certificated Personnel Status Report No. 11. One retirement. (Attached.)
2. Approve Classified Personnel Status Report No. 11. Two resignations. (Attached.)
3. Approve Essential Training Travel Report No. 11. (Attached.)
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D. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
12. NEXT MEETING REMINDER(S)
Tuesday, February 25, 2020
Tuesday, March 10, 2020
Tuesday, March 24, 2020
Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Tuesday, May 12, 2020
Tuesday, May 26, 2020
Tuesday, June 23, 2020
Tuesday, June 30, 2020

13. ADJOURNMENT at 8:28 PM.

Join us at the next Board Meeting!


February 18, 2020
6:00 Open Session, Closed Session, 7:00 Open Session Reconvenes

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Show we are unified!

Hi SGTA Family,

Here is some information on the use of Chlorox Bleach in your classroom:


Please share the link below with your teachers. Ross said if we take the course and have the certificate as proof we can use the clorox bleach in our classrooms.  (thank you to Patti Kim for finding the information!)

Here's the link:     Sign up to take the on-line course:

https://online2.cce.csus.edu/dpr/login/index.php


Teachers need to create an account. Then they will choose the course DPR 101 and enroll. They will have 90 days to complete the course upon enrolling. After completing the 25 minute course, they will take a final exam and they must pass with a 70% or higher. They have to do the training every year. I just now successfully created an account and enrolled.
 
 Dena