We're doing a lot of work on that. So, the question was like what's going on, right? And so, um I I would my thoughts on that are a few things. um one I anticipate that to look better at the end of the year. There have been um some students who um were struggling with behaviors and were ending up being suspended that are now more appropriately placed. Um so that should be helpful. And then also um we're still doing the differentiated assistance work and we're doing a lot of work on our student behavior management system and we're doing a lot of work on um restorative practices. And so those things I believe we're doing really good work there. Um but that's going to take some time for full to be fully implemented um and to be using that with fidelity so that hopefully then we'll start seeing the results um for that.
Um some audits are the results are benign in nature right um the majority of the internal audit reports are everything looks good everything complies with existing standard operating procedures and so on so at that point [clears throat] it probably is not necessary for the audit again the board hasn't passed yet but say if the board does set up an audit committee um I would think they would not recommend that general business meeting take up audits that are >> yeah neutral you know but of course if the audit such as the heat abatement audit I suspect obviously they would recommend it >> driver's ed audit >> the driver's ed yes yes >> okay members any questions >> okay thank you >> okay we are on our last item believe it or not it's been a long day Senate Bill um relating to schools includes weekends and holidays as times where a reasonable [clears throat] or warning reasonable warning or request to leave school premises is not required for a person to commit the offense of criminal trespass in the first degree. Specifies that the offense of criminal trespass in the first degree.
>> Thank you. We don't have an official position right now, but um, >> but we'd like to see the bill. >> Yeah. >> Right. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Thanks for your comments as well. Is there anyone else wishes to speak to SP 2851? Okay, I'm seeing none.
That LP rate, if you narrow it down beyond just all e English learners, narrow it down to longterm English learners, and you'll see a very nice bump up uh of about 2.8%. So that that's fantastic when it comes to long term. Um and then finally access California common state standards for maintaining that 100% fidelity to that happening in the classroom. Goal number two, Anderson Union High School District will provide a safe, orderly, and responsive learning environment for all students. And in this case, right back to it, attendance rate. We in are making gains on the attendance rate, but we can do way better. Just taking a census as of January 29th, 20 uh 2026, we are at around 95.2. That's where we need to end school. Now this does not this isn't taken in into account uh uh well it does it's impacted by chronic absentee which absenteeism which we need to work on.
But I am encouraged with the work we're doing around around that. >> Um, >> can I just throw something out there? >> Do you would you say that because of the management system that more documentation is is happening with behaviors so that you then can create a diff alternative placement. >> Yes. Okay. Yes. And then um there was a clerical error on um some of the I Ready data percentages. Um so I cleaned that up. Um the um PBIS support is on page 23 metric 2.11. Um I reported out how many of our students are the percentage of students that are receiving tier 1, tier 2, and tier three supports. Um we are still disagregating the data for the tier 2. Um so that percentage is not in there but once we have that I will add that and that'll definitely be in the LCAP um at the end of the year that data will be in there.
A reasonable warning or request to leave school premises includes a written lifetime prohibition against the person entering the premises. Okay, that's a very interesting bill that we have. We have the attorney general's office. Good. We need some legal legal advice here. Good afternoon, chair, vice chair, senator court, uh deputy attorney general Mark Tom for the department. Uh department just provides uh comments on Senate Bill 2611. Um the department appreciates the intent with the broad enforcement on school premises. um would just note to the committee that um criminal trespass in the first degree um that's on under 70813 authority right statutes it um covers um situations that are legally enforceable prohibitions already. Um so based on that the department would just recommend removing um the language in this bill pages 2 line 19 through page four line 14. um specifically that's just to remove any additional obstacles that this bill um would actually create in enforcement and holding individuals accountable when they commit this offense.
Hearing none, we'll move on SB 2521 and this is relating to emergency services and this exams emergency medical services personnel from commercial drivers license requires and it amends a definition of authorized emergency vehicle under state traffic code to replace ambulances with emergency medical services vehicles. and members, this is a uh city and county of Honolulu's uh measure and so we have before us today uh well we need we have testimony DOT or representative. Okay, that's in support department of health. >> We stand by over testimony. Okay, with comments. Uh, City County of Honolulu Deerd in support. Uh, UPW in support. And we do have uh, let's see, Johnny May Perry in support. And Ian Sante, City County EMS department on Zoom. It >> not present on Zoom. Chair. >> Okay. uh sends communication in support as well. U is there anyone else uh wishes to speak to SB2521?
Suspension rate is something that we're holding steady at about 12%. And we need to improve that. When we send kids home they become chronically absent. We need to work on that. We need to hold kids accountable but work on things we can do with kids prior to them requiring a suspension. >> If I may comment on that, um, in some categories, each site is doing a good job on suspension rate, but when you combine them collectively, the district, that's where we're getting hit. >> That accurate >> that is that's spot on. Yeah, this is a district one in the series. Uh the expulsion rate as well uh we made good progress with that uh this last year. The dropout rate you see that that's red category uh and something we really need to highlight especially looking and monitoring those seniors as we go uh not just through their senior year but even those kids their sophomore and junior junior year and trying to get them caught up with credits.
Um and then we had to make a slight um budget change to the um health and wellness committee which is 3.1. Um, so far we haven't not spent any money on that um, action and there was an amount there that didn't match up with the fact that we um, are still trying to get that off the ground. So um, thank you for bringing those questions and those were addressed.
I'll be here for questions. is that the amendment says that p that person enters or remain unlawfully in or upon the premises of any public school as defined in section 32A-101 or any private school after reasonable warning and request to leave the school authorities or a police officer provided that the warning or request to leave shall be unnecessary between 10 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. and on weekends and school holidays. Is that amendment you're talking about? >> I apologize um chair. It's uh in it would be removing as I look at it uh it's it's everything after the after adding in weekends and school holidays anything for the purpose of um through the rest of the bill. Um >> okay wait a minute what >> uh that's on I apologize I said page two but it's actually page three and it's lines five starting at for the purposes of and that goes through page four, line 14.
Members, any questions of this measure? Okay. If not, both committees on uh transportation and the health and human services committee. Uh shall we go into recess or you >> No, we're ready to go. >> You're ready to go. Okay. Uh the committees uh will not go into recess. Uh we will make decisions. >> Uh we need quorum. >> Quorum. Oh, we have we have >> quorum. >> Okay. So for SB 202, one second, please. >> Go ahead. Okay. >> Are you >> okay? >> Yes. So for SB 2936, chair's recommendation is to pass with amendments. We're going to add exception of the public utilities like University of Hawaii that ma that manage large inventories of parking stalls. We're also going to add in a defective date um to basically ask advocates to provide the status of disability placards issued per county to reflect the parking spaces.
um is and that working on that dropout rate is key. Uh survey of school repair that is basically your the great work that our maintenance and facilities folks do in keeping uh our schools uh really at the top of uh the north state. Goal number three, Anderson Union High School District will develop and maintain a systematic method for partnering with parents, guardians, union managers, and ongoing development uh of district programs and services. Now, this is a pretty quick one. Uh you'll see there's two items up there not yet administered. Why? Because that all centers around the climate survey. great great tool that uh Josh created last year that I brought before the board to get ready to use this year. We'll be implementing that climate survey. Uh you'll see some of it come out in in in uh late February and then uh another rendition uh in in uh early March hitting the kids and then the parents, community and staff.
If anybody else has any questions around this, I'm happy to answer them. >> I had a question um, on page 21. I was noticing like what I was looking at was um the midyear outcome data and the desired. So I'm I'm thinking that wherever we're at, we're going to see the desired outcome following year would be, you know, we want to improve, right? And I noticed that something that I just needed clarification on with reading was I wasn't going back to the one-year outcome column when I was looking at the midyear data. well, comparing the one-year outcome to the desired outcome. And so I had noticed that um it looked like we wanted to increase our desired outcome for um English learners and I was like or not English learners um where was it? um students with disabilities on the mid-year data it was 68.9 and then on the goal it was 95 points below standards and I'm like why would we want to increase that but when you go back to the year one outcome um it shows that we are at um 133.2 2 points below standard.
And I apologize for that. Uh, >> so you want that we should take that out. >> That's That's correct. >> Is that the gist of the bill though? >> Well, this bill is covering the offense of crim um Okay. Um, this criminal this is covering criminal trespass in the first degree. So, when we look at this offense, we're looking at that right now under that charge, there's just a reasonable warning or request when somebody is unlawfully on the property. Um, this added language here, uh, what it does is creates, um, it because the department's position is included and covered under a reasonable warning or request. All this does is outline what has to be written in this in this um, prohibition. However, we don't have to prove that um when we're doing this charge. All we have to do is prove that there was a reasonable warning or request.
So, so adding a defective. So, the amendments are adding the exception for parking areas like University of Hawaii public and um added defective date of January 30th, 2050. In the committee report, I am going to basically ask the advocates to provide us with statistics on the number of disability play cards per county and not just an overall. Okay? Because like I stated, there are many requests for use of parking spaces [music] that may not be specifically for the disabled. Okay. Any comments, questions, concern? Pass with amendments. Um, chair vai vice chair. >> Okay. Um, there he is. Yay. Noting the recommend noting the presence of all members of the committee. Any WRs? No. Seeing none, recommendations adopted. Okay. >> For the committee on transportation, chair's recommendation is to pass with amendments on SB 2936. Members on transportation. Any comments?
Um, and then the bottom two, uh, pretty much boilerplate on on most LCAPS. All schools will use, uh, Aries Communicate, uh, to communicate with their parent guardians. Everybody's using some type of system like Aries Communicate. Uh, especially if you need translation services, it's it's it's pretty pretty darn good. 100% outcome there. All school sites conduct at least five outreach events. I'll tell you that the comprehensive and new tech fantastic job. Uh I know we're going to get to a point at alted where we're going to be able to hit that as well. >> Mr. Ruth, I have a question just on 3.4. >> Um as I was reading through this, I know each school site uh you know conducts their different outreach events and we're trying to capture uh parental engagement. Correct. >> Yeah. Would it be valuable if board members attended those events? >> I think that would be great.
And so when when you look that the goal is going to be 95, like okay, good, we're going down. But the great news is is that at the midyear um outcome data, we're already improving at 68.9. So I just like there's a chart and you think you know what you're looking at and you're seeing, okay, this is this should look less, but um it's very important to look at these things like carefully because things can be miss and misinterpreted. And so I um appreciate you, you know, helping me navigate that question. >> Yeah. So um the LCAP is a three-year cycle, right? So your baseline is like what it is when you're starting that threeear cycle, right? And then you you're like, okay, in three years, this is where we want to be, right? So then that's what that other column is. And then so then year one, you report on what you did.
This additional language in here would require us in a situation, and these are case- by case basis, but if there's a prohibition and it's based on this type of scenario, an addition that it's a request or warning, I have to prove >> that the language in here is on that. So because it's already uh presumed to be covered under reasonable warning or request, I think although the intent is well intended, it's it just adds more elements that the the state would have to prove to convict or to hold somebody accountable. >> Thank you. >> Okay. So [clears throat] So looking at the bill, the only thing that this bill adds is uh line three, >> right? >> That's correct. on weekends and school holidays um as those are not covered right now. Um there is no request or request or needed when it's between 10 p.m.
Any any questions? Hearing none. Vice chair for the vote. Chair votes. >> Chair's recommendation is to pass SB 2936 with amendments. Chair and vice chair vote I. Senator Kuha. I, >> Senator Lee is excused. Senator Deort is excused. Madam Chair, your recommendations adopted. >> Okay. Thank you for the joint uh hearing on SB 2850 relating to parking for persons uh with disabilities. We understand uh there's some needs, there's some good with this measure, but because of the um opposition, I think there's some work we need to do. But I believe that hopefully um this measure uh is of uh great concern and we need to work on it as [music] well in the future. So chair's recommendation that we defer SB2850. Okay, we'll proceed with SB285. Oh, sorry. Um your recommendation uh committee on health, >> same recommendation to defer. >> Okay, thank you so much.
>> Like if like if we just committed to like one a year and each of us try to, you know, >> you know, I I'd suggest you go to one at one site, but go to the same one. Hopefully it's not scheduled the same night or at the other to see and compare them. Hey, what they're doing this different, you know, and helping. Uh I think I think that's gives you a great kind of insight into how things are done and done differently but maybe even effectively. >> So um no I I I would love it. Yeah. I got an upcoming ELCAT meeting if you want that outreach. >> I'd like to say too that even though we don't do like big outreach fun activities, we probably do more parent teacher conferences than any Last one 3.5 is the uh membership for all requirements for California educ site council.