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003free speech and we want to make sure that all community members, parents, and students are able to participate in a safe environment. We want to ensure all community members have a seat during the board meeting. We will have the maximum number of chairs allowed per fire code 132. We ask that members of the public do not stand along the side of walls or block the walkway. Anyone standing up during the meeting will be asked to take a seat. If they do not comply, they will be asked to leave. Any accredited news media representative who is standing will have a press credential clearly visible. There is a podium position in front of the first row of chairs. No one other than the person who is speaking may be at the podium except for a guardian, administrator,
004or translator. For safety, people may not line up behind the speaker to wait their turn. We want to give the person at the podium the time and respect they deserve. Each speaker will be allowed 3 minutes. Attendees are not allowed to enter the area past the podium where board members are sitting. No profanity or obscinity. During the board meeting, if there is a disruption, the board president or designate will give a verbal warning to the person or persons causing the disruption. If the disruption continues after the verbal warning, the individual will be asked to leave or be removed from the premises for the remainder of the board meeting. After the meeting is concluded, we ask the community to clear the lobby area in a respectful manner. Thank you. And back to you, President Stevens. Thank
005you. Item 1.2, roll call. President Kita Stevens, >> present. >> Vice President Sophia Cologne, >> present. >> Clerk Donald Donaire, >> present. Trustee Angelanne Flores absent. Trustee Isabelle Perez >> here. Trustee Shauna Priest >> present. >> Trusty Frank Silva >> present. >> Thank you. And back to you, President Stevens. Item 1.4, I'm sorry, item 1.3, oral suggestions regarding open session agenda items in section one and close session. Christina will announce the number of public comments and Evette will be the timekeeper. Madame President, we do not have public comments to report. >> Thank you. Item 1.4, public employee dismissal and release. Miss um Smith, do we have any cases to review? >> We do not. >> All right. Thank you. Hearing none. Moving on to item 1.5. The board will consider close session items by Vice
006President Cologne. Okay. Good afternoon. 2.1. Public employee appointment certificated government code section leave of absence resignation retirement job abandonment appointment 2.2 public employee appointment classified government code section 54957 resignation retirement recent employment offer deceased appointment and closed positions 2.3 public employee discipline discipline dismissal release 2.4 Four conference with legal counsel existing litigation government code section 54956.9D1 student versus Stockton Unified School District OAH case number 2025 2.5 Conference with legal council existing litigation government code section 54956.9D1 student versus Stockton Unified School District 2.6 Six conference with legal counsel existing litigation government code section 54956.9 subdivision D1 Name of case Stockton Unified School District versus I AQ Distribution Incorporated Alliance Building Solutions Incorporated Illuminure Incorporated Illuminure Corporation case number STK CV UF 2023 2.7 student expulsion CC1 2.8 8 conference with legal counsel anticipated litigation significant exposure
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012Oh, [Music] hey. [Music] Get [Music] down. [Music] Ah, heat. [Music] Hey. Hey. Heat. Heat. N. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Hey, Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] This is where opportunity meets chance, where purpose meets a plan. This is a new life, a new way, a new possibility, a new thing. [Music] This again. [Music] SP [Music] Heat. [Applause] Hey, Heat. [Music] SP [Music] this feeling I can see. Let me see. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Hey. [Music] Hey. Hey. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Hey, [Music] hey, hey. [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music] When it comes to writing songs, I think I could be anywhere. I mean, uh, to inspiration doesn't come from sitting on a beach somewhere and and trying to write a song. I mean, inspiration or songs at least come from moments of
013inspiration that can arise out of just about any situation you could ever find yourself in. From the most mundane to the most magical sort of situation [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hey, [Music] hey. [Music] Oh, [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Hey. Hey. Hey. [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music] Hey. [Music] Hey. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Music] Hey. Hey. Hey. [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music] Hey. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hey, [Music] hey, hey. [Music] Thank you all for joining us again. I would like to reconvene to public session and Abby will read the language under public content. In order to help assure compliance with the Brown Act and in order to make our board meetings more effective and more efficient, trustees will speak only when
014recognized and trustees who speak on a topic other than the agenda item currently under consideration will be out of order. Board meeting protocols. The safety and decorum of school board meetings are important to Stockton Unified School District and the community. SUSD promotes the public's right to free speech and we want to make sure that all community members, parents, and students are able to participate in a safe environment. We want to ensure all community members have a seat during the board meeting. We will have the maximum number of chairs allowed per fire code 132. We ask that members of the public do not stand along the side of walls or block the walkway. Anyone standing up during the meeting will be asked to take a seat. If they do not comply, they will be asked to
015leave. Any accredited news media representative who is standing will have a press credential clearly visible. There is a podium position in front of the first row of chairs. No one other than the person who is speaking may be at the podium except for a guardian, administrator, or translator. For safety, people may not line up behind the speaker to wait their turn. We want to give the person at the podium the time and respect they deserve. Each speaker will be allowed 3 minutes. Attendees are not allowed to enter the area past the podium where the board members are sitting. No profanity or obscinity during the board meeting. If there is a disruption, the board president or designate will give a verbal warning to the person or persons causing the disruption. If the disruption continues after the
016verbal warning, the individual will be asked to leave or be removed from the premises for the remainder of the board meeting. After the meeting is concluded, we ask the community to clear the lobby area in a respectful manner. Thank you. And back to you, President Stevens. Thank you so much, Abby. Moving on to item 4.1, pledge of allegiance, led by Dr. Michelle Hun, Associate Superintendent, a superintendent of business and operations. All rise. Thank you, Dr. Hun. Item 4.2, action taken in close session by Vice President Cologne. Okay. Good evening. Item 2.1, public employee appointment, certificated, government code section 54957, leave of absence, resignation, retirement, job abandonment, and appointment. Board motion to approve, five with one no coming from Trusty Flores and one abstension coming from Trusty Silva. Item number 2.2, Two, public employee appointment classified
017government code section 54957. Resignation retirement recent employment offer deceased appointment and closed positions. Board motion to approve six with one no from Trusty Flores. Okay. Item number 2.3, public employee discipline dismissal release. And we have three believe three sections here. Board motion to approve one custodian five-day suspension unanimously. Board motion to approve one bus driver 5-day suspension unanimously. And board motion to approve one custodian 5-day suspension unanimously. Item number 2.4, conference with legal counsel, existing litigation, government code section 54956.9D1, student versus Stockton Unified School District, O AH, case number 2025 202816. Board motion to approve unanimously. Item 2.5, conference with legal counsel, existing litigation, government code section 54956.9D1, student versus Stockton Unified School District, board motion to approve unanimously. Item 2.6, Six conference with legal counsel existing litigation government code section 54956.9 subdivision D1 name
018of case Stockton Unified School District versus IQ Distribution Incorporated Alliance Building Solutions Incorporated Alumni Pure Incorporated Illuminure Corporation case number STK CVUF 0000 009336. During close session, the board voted to approve a settlement with Defendants IAQ Distribution Incorporated, known as IAQ, and Alliance Building Solutions Incorporated, known as ABS. In the district's litigation over the Air Guardian disinfected disinfection units acquired during the CO 19 pandemic, the vote was six in favor and one absention by Trusty Flores. Under the terms of the settlement agreement, the district will receive a total settlement payment of 3,750,000 which multiple parties will pay over time. ABS will guarantee the settlement payments. The court will enter judgment against IAQ for the settlement payment amount. IAQ and ABS at their sole cost will remove and take offsite the approximately 1,369 Air Guardian units
019that IQ never installed. The district and defendants will release all claims against each other involving the Air Guardian units and the litigation. The district will dismiss its claims against ABS and the Air Guardians Air Guardian units manufacturer Alumni thereby concluding the litigation. Item 2.7, no reportable action. Item 2.8, conference with legal counsel, anticipated litigation, significant exposure to litigation under subsections D2 and E3 of government code section 54956.9. Three potential cases, case one. So I'm going to go over them separately here. So board motion to approve case number one, claim number 619720 board and that was unanimously. Board motion to reject Clay case number two, claim number 654606 unanimously. and board motion to reject claim number three, claim number 657140. Six in favor with one abstension from Trusty Flores. Item 2.9, no reportable action. And that's
020all we have. Thank you. >> Thank you, Vice President Cologne. Item 4.3, order of agenda, and Christina will um read the oral announcement. This is the opportunity for the board of trustees to make any changes to the order of the agenda. Otherwise, the order of the agenda will be as published. Thank you. >> Is there a motion for 4.3? >> I'll make the motion to accept the order of agenda. >> Is there a second? >> I'll second. >> All right. Any discussion? >> Hearing none. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colon, >> yes. Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 5.1, oral suggestions regarding open session items. Christina
021will announce a number of public comments and ask each each person to read their comment in the order they were received and Evette will be the timekeeper. Madame President, we do not have public comments for item 5.1. >> Thank you. 5.2, oral suggestions and comments from the community regarding non-aggenda items. >> Madame President, we do not have any public comment cards to report for item 5.2. >> Thank you. Item 6.1, approval of consent items. Christina will read the oral announcement. Does any trustee have any items they would like to remove for separate consideration as an action item? After any items are removed for separate consideration, there will be a vote on the consent items without any discussion. Thank you. All right. Are there any items anyone's move into action? All hearing none. Is there a
022motion for 6.1? A motion to approve 6.1. >> Second. >> I'll second. >> All right. No discussion. Roll call vote. President Stevens. >> Yes. >> Vice President Colon. >> Yes. >> Clerk Donaire. >> Yes. >> Trustee Flores. >> Yes. >> Trusty Perez. >> Yes. >> Trusty Priest. >> Yes. >> Trustee Silva. >> Yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 8.1, public hearing on reopener contract negotiations for the 2526 fiscal year between the National Union of Healthcare Workers, NUHW, and the Stockton Unified School District, SUSD, including presentation for NUHW sunshine proposal. I would like to open the public hearing. And Miss RS, is there a report? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Is there a staff report? All right. hearing none. Any public testimony? All right. Any comments from trustees? All right. I would now like to
023p close the public hearing and move on to item 10.1, board committee reports. Christina will read the oral announcement. This is the opportunity to hear any reports from board committees specifically regarding prior or upcoming committee meetings. There will be a threeinut limit per person. The first committee is the stock city of Stockton Parks and Recreations by Trustee Donald Daire. >> Good evening everyone. Last month the parks and rec commission did not meet. We did not meet decorum. Uh the next meeting is this coming Monday, July 28th at 5:30 p.m. at the city council chambers on the second floor of city hall. Um there's an important conversation happening. we will be uh voting on a recommendation for the city of Stockton parks and wreck uh report. Um so if you are interested, please come join this
024meeting and we'd love to hear from you. Thanks. >> The last committee to review is the Sanwaqin County School Boards Association Executive Committee by Trustee Donald Daire. >> There is no reportable activity. All right, moving on to item 10.2, brief reports on trustee activities. Christina will read the oral announcement and Evette will be the timekeeper of three minutes each. This is the opportunity for each trustee to make a brief announcement or to give a brief report on their own recent activities at the district pursuant to the Brown Act Government Code section 54954.283. There will be a threeminut limit per person. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you, Trusty Perez. >> I have nothing to report at this time. >> Thank you, Trustee um Flores. Um, I look forward to coming back and visiting my new
025my school sites and um, this year since I got some stuff cleared off my plate, I will be able to visit some other schools and other areas that have asked me to show up. Um, and so Trusty Flores is back in motion. Thank you. >> All right, Trusty Silva. At this time, I have nothing to report, but we'll have some upcoming things for the next meeting. All >> right, Trusty Daire. >> Uh, just one thing. I'm excited to join Dr. Rodriguez and district staff for this weekend's uh school supply giveaway at Weber Institute. Um, and I'm excited for uh teachers also. Um, they're starting to set up their classroom. So, there's a lot of movement happening and I'm excited for the next school year. >> All right. Thank you so much, Trusty Daire. Trustee Priest.
026>> Like Trusty Daire, I'm excited for tomorrow and our giveaway. Looking forward to seeing you all there. Um, I definitely want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone across our district for your continued hard work and dedication uh to Area 4. Your efforts make a real difference and we are truly grateful. We're excited for the upcoming school year and all the opportunities it brings. So, let's keep this momentum going. Uh, we would love to invite the community to join us. Share your ideas and let your voice be heard. As we prepare for the upcoming school year, I want to remind everyone how important it is that your voice is heard. Your input, your input helps shapes the kind of schools and communities that we all want to be a part of. We value your
027engagement and look forward to working together to make this school year a successful and meaningful one for all of our students and families. Uh, and as always, I'm grateful for the experience and the opportunity to serve our schools. Thank you. All >> right. Thank you, Trusty Priest. I will forgo my time and pass it on to Vice President Cologne. Thank you. >> Okay. Good evening. So, first I want just want to say that I was really excited. I got to catch the video of our students um at the National Skills USA conference. Watch them online receiving their awards. So, shout out to uh Chavez High School for receiving gold in mobile robotics and silver in business management, Filillmore Elementary for go gold in search and rescue and Harrison for a silver in community service. So,
028way to represent SUSD. Um I was also happy to attend the um reinvent South Stockton Coalition grand opening of their community hub downtown uh inside the courthouse plaza. um SUSD was able to provide some books for that celebration and to also have them on hand as needed. Um I was happy to meet uh with Dr. Hun at our meet and greet lunchon. So it was nice to see so many people out here to welcome you to the team. Um, I really enjoyed being at the parade with my colleagues um for the 4th of July again and just another wonderful opportunity to see our students who performed um as part of the Sammy Summer Arts Music Institute program and to see them show off their talents. Um, on Saturday, this past Saturday on the 19th at
029my coffee with Trusty Cologne at DF Donuts, um, I got to share about our behavioral health and mental health support um, that we have for our students. And so my monthly coffee chats um really are just informal and I love to hear the different questions that folks have. Um it kind of tests me too to see what do I know off the top of my head. Most of the time I'm glad I can find all of that information online and the notes um that we take and and as part of the um weekly updates that we receive. Also want to give a quick shout out. I um saw that our Chavez mariachi vos composina are officially our state's first place youth mariachi. So yesoop they won at the state fair. So congratulations to our talented
030students, their dedicated teachers and of course their supportive families. So I'm looking forward to so much going on as my colleagues have said. Um also just really excited to get the year going. Um I know we are ready to rock and roll out there. And the last few weeks what I've done also um I've taken some time to revisit our weekly updates. So all of the departments um will submit information and we receive um emails uh on every Friday um giving us updates and additional information on the work that's being done throughout the district. and just taking the time to look at that at all of them back from July of 2023. First, I thought, well, I'll just pick out a few things here and there. But I quickly found that it just really gave
031me a powerful sense of reflection to see how far we've come in these last two years. And I can see those steps that we were making back then and the growth that we've achieved to this point, right? There's there's more to go, but it it was clear how how much has been done in the last two years. I just want to say thank you. >> Yes. Thank you, Vice President Cologne. Oh, you still have 8 seconds. >> Yep. >> Then lastly, uh we are on a better path for our students here at Stockton Unified, and I believe we stay on the course, we'll continue to build a district that serves all students well. >> That was just your countdown buzzard. So, you made it. You made it. All right. Moving on to item 10.3. Approval
032of minutes for March 25th, 2025 SUSD regular board meeting minutes. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? I'll second. All right. Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colon, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. Trusty Flores, >> I don't think I was here for that meeting, so I will abstain. >> Trustee Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes 60 with Trustee Flores abstaining. >> Item 10.4, approval of minutes, May 13, 2025, regular board meeting minutes. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> I second. >> All right. Discussion hearing none. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colon, >> yes. >> Clerk
033Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 10.5, approval of minutes, June 24th, 2025 SUSD regular board meeting minutes. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> A second. >> All right. Discussion. Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. Vice President Colon, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Yeah. All right. Item 10.6, approval of a new board subcommittee on workforce housing and appointment of its members. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> I'll second.
034>> All right. Any discussion? All right. Actually, we need clarification because I'm supposed to put the um the people on the committee. So, that was kind of my error. So, can we redirect that uh make a motion to approve it with um with members >> With designated members. >> Motion to approve with designated members. Okay, sounds good. And then the second came from, uh, Trusty Flores. All right. So, um, designated members, I know you want to be a part of the Yeah. Uh, Trustee, um, my brain. Trusty Cologne and, um, Trustee Flores. All right. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens. And can I get the name of the chairperson for this committee? >> Oh, I'll chair Stevens. Okay, got it. >> Sorry. >> Certainly. Thank you. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >>
035yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trustee Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 11.1, superintendent report by Dr. Michelle Hunton on the 4th of July. >> Oops. Rodriguez. >> Oh, what did I say? Hon I was Ramirez for a while now. >> Sorry it's the Michelle two L's one L. >> So um I if you have um if you have the flyer if not I'll just speak to it. So last year we had we decided that we wanted to do a return back to school effort um to really welcome our students and so we will do it again. Um we are going to be out at Weber on Saturday from 9 to 11. Um this year um
036because it was a request from last year, state and federal and ELOP provided us with um 500 backpacks. And so children are not only going to be able to come and get a whole bunch of school supplies, but they're also going to be able to get a um really great backpack. Um, just a note, this is for SUSD students, so you do have to know your student ID number. Um, and so please, please come. We're going to have palletas of all different flavors or popsicles of all different flavors for you. Um, and then we are going to be opening up the lot at the museum so you can actually also stay and just mingle um underneath our brand new shade structures um at Weber. And we really hope that we can do what we did
037last year. So last year we went through 300 items in less than two hours. And so we plan on going through um 4 to 500 items in less than two two hours this time. So we hope that you'll be there. Um and then as is our new custom, we have a video because we know that showing is better than telling. Um so we did have a wonderful Fourth of July parade. Um we had a lot of board members that were present. you will see them in the video and some with their children and more importantly we were able to highlight our students. So our students were from the Sammy program were definitely the highlight um and people truly enjoyed them and we enjoyed walking amongst them as well. So here is the video for our
038Fourth of July parade. [Music] rowing along. in support of Independence Day. Whether we're celebrating um Fourth of July or another festivity, we want to show that we're here and show up with our students. And SUSD wants to show its spirit by celebrating with the community. four SUSD high school bands combined with the Stockton Police Department's Youth Activities League. >> So, we're here today to celebrate what it means to be American, to celebrate liberty and freedom. Um, that encompasses our family and encompasses education. So, we're here to celebrate with our community. [Applause] We're here as Americans together to celebrate this day. We're here. We're protected by the Constitution. We're rooted here in Stockton and we want to celebrate that together. So, we're really excited that we have our summer program that people will be able to
039see our brilliant students in action. Cesar Chavez High School is led by Mr. Arthur Coleman. >> It's so sweet to see the the smaller children just looking up at our marching band, looking up at our students as they're performing. And I know what they're thinking. I know they're thinking they want to do that one day. >> And what he calls his last harrah into retirement. >> Right as I walk around, there's two bands here. 90% of the people teaching are my ex students >> in Stockton. Melinda Mesa for the Stockton Unified School District. >> I made the dry. That was our next board member right there. She's amazing. All right, moving on to item 11.2, approval of expenditure for Dr. Michelle Rodriguez, superintendent of schools to attend the National Association of School Superintendent in Chicago,
040Illinois, uh, September 10th through September 12th, 2025. Is there a motion? >> I'll make the motion to approve. All right. Is there a second? >> I'll second. >> All right. discussion hearing. None. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> no. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trustee Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes 61 with Trustee Flores voting no. Item 12.1, approval of an agreement to furnish consultant services with Trigroup, Inc. for educational services divisions for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> Make the motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> I second. >> All right. Discussion. Hearing none. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens. >> Yes. >> Vice President Cologne.
041>> Yes. >> Clerk Donaire. >> Yes. >> Trustee Flores. >> Yes. >> Trusty Perez. >> Yes. >> Trustee Priest. >> Yes. >> Trustee Silva. >> Yes. Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 12.2, approval of an agreement to furnish consultant services with America's educational staffing for the comprehensive comprehensive health services department. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> I second. >> All right. Discussion. Roll call vote. President Stevens. >> Yes. >> Vice President Colonne? >> Yes. >> Clerk Donaire? >> Yes. >> Trustee Flores? >> Yes. Trustee Perez, >> yes. >> Trustee Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 12.3, renewal and extension of the Quaver music curriculum for the Quaver Ed for the 25 through 28 school years for the educational general music
042teachers. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All right. Discussion. Hearing none. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens? >> Yes. >> Vice President Cologne? Yes. >> Clerk Donaire. >> Yes. >> Trustee Flores. >> Yes. >> Trustee Perez. >> Yes. >> Trustee Priest. >> Yes. >> Trustee Silva. >> Yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 12.4, approval of the consultant agreement between Youth Cinnamon Project and Stockton Unified School District for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> I'll make the motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> I second. >> All right. Discussion. Yes. All right. Go ahead, Trusty Flores. You have the floor. >> Um, this is the Edward Alma program. >> Yes, it is. Uh-huh. So, I just want to make sure that
043we went through the proper RFP process because when they were here um at our first um state of the district, they pretty much said that they already had the contract with us and solidified that in public. Um, and so I just want to make sure that they went through the right RFP process because if they were already promised that without going through that now, so it's specialized services. Well, Dr. Hun can speak more to it as well, but it's specialized services, so it did not have to go through the RFP process. Um, however, it wasn't um it wasn't promised to them, which is why they haven't been with us for these past two years. Um we do feel that we are as as spoken previously, we believe that integrated courses are the way to go.
044Um we want to continue to be able to provide our students with alternatives to regular programming. So this is going to allow us to use the learning loss monies in order to be able to start it at the elementary level, which is where we started at. It will be for fifth and sixth graders. Um and it will be at Harrison and um August. No, Harrison and Ben, excuse me. And Dr. Hunton, do you want to speak more to the bidding process? >> Yeah, other than the RFP process was handled appropriately. >> It was because she just said we didn't have to. >> They didn't. It Yeah, they did. So when I say that the RFP process was held appropriately, it um wasn't required. And so if it was required, they would have had that RFP
045process. It wasn't required. >> When you have services, you're not required to do that. I I understand that, but also I just want to make sure that it it we went through that properly and legally because like again they basically said that they had the contract with us before we had it. >> I can't speak to that. >> I'm letting you know we were pretty much all of us were here. You can look it up and it it was recorded. He was a speaker and he pretty much said that he was with our district already. So, um I want a motion to pull this until I could see paperwork um on legalities that we went through this the correct way. >> The motion >> So, the motion's already on the floor. So, right now we're
046in discussion. >> Yeah. >> And going to a roll call vote. >> So, there's already a motion. And so during the state of the district, he expressed support of myself. He did not say that he had a contract with Stockton Unified. He did express support of the work that I have done. Um because I have worked with this organization at both Sana Unified and Paho Valley Unified. So that that is accurate that he has been and continues to be a supporter of myself. Um if you look at the data from both of those districts, so San Ana Unified is about double our size. Um it is more Latino focused. Um it has made significant growth as well as Paharo Valley. So at Pahro Valley, we were able to cut English one or nine, whichever way
047that you want to say it, was our most failed course. And we would have about 40% of our students that would fail English 9. Um the failure rate for the integrated course, which was a replacement of English 9 was the failure rate was zero at multiple school sites. And so and they also outperformed on ESPback which shows that they were doing the good work. So we definitely know that through a pace study that um the Latino Film Institute makes a positive impact on our students and allows them to express their stories. We actually are looking at also integrating it into our ethnic studies courses as well. So I just want to clarify on the floor from uh trustee uh priest who called the vote that the motion does stand. Is that correct? >> Yeah. >>
048Correct. >> Okay. All right. Any other questions or discussion? I just please caution and look into that because that is something that can come back to haunt us because when you're taking one one vendor to each school you go to each district you're at with already making promises to this vendor in his mind he was already here and if you don't believe me you can go back ask them to provide you the videotape of what he said during that and you'll understand why I'm saying what I'm saying. >> All right. Roll call vote. >> Oh, I have a question. >> Trusty N. >> I wanted to get an explanation for how the two school sites were chosen and if there's any plans to expand. >> Yes. So, we wanted to make sure that we were
049selecting sites that were in different parts of Stockton and that already had the capacity to support both of those programs. And so our goal is to it's not a a program that we would expand everywhere, but what we do want to do is focus on the sweet spot is preparing the fifth and sixth graders. So then we grow it into the middle school and then it it feeds into a feeder high school for the CTE or a pathway to support it or to also go into like Dr. Rodriguez was saying an integrated course um for for um English nine, right? And to also right now we know that Harrison does have supports for media arts as well and that um especially the first two schools we want to be really strategic and then Van Beern
050also has um we wanted to focus on something that would help support them as well. >> Thank you Mr. Clavven. All right. Any other discussion? All right. Hearing none, roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> abstain. >> Trustee Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes 6 with trustee Flores abstaining. Item 12.5, approval of a memorandum of understanding with St. Mary's High School for the teacher induction services for the curriculum department. Is there a motion? >> I'll make the motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> I second. >> All right. Discussion. >> Hearing none. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colonne, >> yes. >>
051Clerk Donaire, >> yes. Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 12.6, approval of non-public school master contract with Stockton Educational Center for the Special Ed6 school year. Is there a motion? >> I make the motion to approve. Is there a second? Second. >> All right. Any discussion? >> Hearing none. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 12.7, approval of non-public school master contract with Point Quest Education Depot LLC for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion?
052>> Motion to approve. >> All right. Is there a second? >> I second. >> All right. Discussion. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colon, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trustee Perez, >> yes. Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 12.8, approval of non-public school master contract for Point Quest Education Central Valley LLC for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All right. Discussion. Hearing none. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >>
053Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 12.9, approval of non-public school master contract with Capital Academy, Inc. for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> I'll second. >> All right. discussion hearing. None. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colon, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 12.10, approval of non-public agency master contract with Access Language Connection, Inc. for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> I'll second. Oh, go ahead. Trusty Priest. >>
054Second. >> All right. Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 12.11, approval of non-public agency master contract with Eaten Interpreting Services, Inc. for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> All right. Is there a second? All right. Second by trustee um Silva. Any discussion? >> Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colonne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trustee Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion
055passes unanimously. Item 12.12, approval of non-public agency master contract with Blazer Works, Inc. for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All right. Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. Vice President Cologne, >> yes. Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 12.13, approval of non-public agency master contract with the Stepping Stones Group LLC for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? Second. >> All right. Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice
056President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. >> Trustee Perez, >> yes. >> Trustee Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 12.14, approval of the nonpublic agency master contract with RCM Technologies USA, Inc., Doing business as RCM healthc care services for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All right. Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens. >> Yes. >> Vice President Cologne. >> Yes. >> Clerk Donaire. >> Yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. Trusty Silva. >> Yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 12.15, approval of the non-public agency master contract with SPG
057Therapy and Education for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All right. Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colon, >> yes. Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 126, approval of the non-public agency master contract with Point Quest Pediatric Therapies LLC for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All right. Discussion. >> Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens. >> Yes. >> Vice President Cologne. >> Yes. >> Clerk Donaire. >> Yes.
058>> Trustee Flores. >> Yes. >> Trusty Perez. >> Yes. >> Trusty Priest? >> Yes. >> Trustee Silva? >> Yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 12.17, approval of the non-public agency master contract with every special child for the special ed department for the 2526 school year. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> A second. >> All right. Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 13.1, approval of the teacher preparation agreement with regents of the University of California, Merrced, and the human resource department. Uh, Miss Re, did you have a report
059or no? No. Okay. All right. Is there a motion? I make the motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> A second. >> Okay. Second by Trusty Silva. Any discussion? >> Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 13.2, Two, approval of the internship memorandum of understanding with Merced County Office of Education for the human resources department. Is there a motion? Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All right. Any discussion? Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes.
060>> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. Trustee Silva. >> Yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 13.3, approval of the internship memorandum of understanding with the California State University Stannis Laws for the human resources department. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All right. Any discussion? Roll call vote. President Stevens. >> Yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 13.4, approval of services agreement with San Diego County Office of Education for designated subjects, adult and career technical education credentials program for the human resources department. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there
061a second? I'll second. All right. Any discussion? >> Uh, I just want to comment that the county office of ed has an amazing um alt ed program and if we can kind of pull from their ideas and the people the mindsets from that um county district that would really um help our our school district and the way they operate there. I've got to see firsthand how they take care of their kids. So, I just I'm we're grateful for that. Uh, San Diego. >> All right. Any other discussion? Hearing none, roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 13.5, approval
062of resolution number 25-001, waiver request, variable term waiver. Miss Reels, can you come up and talk about this one? >> I'll have Miss um Valades Mos come. Are your waivers? >> Yeah, these are waivers. We had some concern the last time, so just want to make sure that there's clarity on the item. Make sure it's green. >> There you Oh, got it. Good evening everyone. Um, so the question was on the waiver. Okay, so the variable term waiver is a document that allows um our teachers to be teaching, our non-credential teachers. So, there's different types of permits. A waiver would allow a teacher to be in a classroom for a full year without a credential. This allows them time to work towards obtaining the credential. It is a document that the CTC allows us to
063apply for on behalf of the teachers when there is a teacher shortage and a need um for classroom coverage. >> Any questions on the way? Oh, go ahead, trustee. Um >> I last time I don't believe there was a a question on the actual waiverss itself. It was a question on why our teachers would be limited to what credentiing program they could be a part of to clear their credentials. So I think we were able to establish that it would be any credential program in the state of California. >> Yes. And the teachers that are on permits are not yet enrolled. They're working towards enrolling. So we're not limiting them. This document just lets them be in the classroom while they look and enroll into a program, but they're not limited in terms of what
064program they can enroll in. >> All right, Dr. Rodriguez. And just so we know, the waiverss extend to other positions other than teachers. So in this case, um, we have someone who is going to be taking one of our speech language path pathologist positions. And so there is a time requirement. And so it's something that the state puts in place, but you'll by law we have to say exactly the name and the position and the location of every person who has any type of waiver. And so as we have more people who um need waivers um we will bring their names forward um because by law we have to have a listing of the people with their names, positions, and locations. >> Right. Got it. Thank you so much. And um just to kind of
065clarify the so some of the for example the Elmous are are on the top um we don't necessarily reach out to universities and say hey send me your interns we do in recruitment uh we reach out but what ends up happening we hold our our job fairs we have candidates we interview them and they're like hey I don't have my credential yet but my university told me that I qualify for an intern credential and that's how we get these interns. So then we interview them. We like them. There's a teacher shortage. We still have vacancies as of this day and school starts next week. Um and so or in two weeks whenever the school starts. Um so um we then uh reach out to university to get theou. So it's not it's not that we're
066reaching out to them. It's more the candidates come to us, they want to work for us, and then we then we reach, hey, what university do you are you in? like I'm in blank university and then so then we work out to get the MOU and the internship program going. Uh we do have our recruitment efforts are a little bit on the other side where we reach out to all universities um and we have certain focus to recruit um teachers. >> Got it. Thank you all so much. Any questions for the team? All right. Hearing none. Is there a mo a motion for 13.5? [Music] >> Motion to approve 13.5. >> All right, I'll second Stevens. Any discussion? All right, roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk
067Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trustee Perez, >> yes. >> Trustee Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. Motion passes unanimously. Item 13.6, adoption of resolution number 25-03 for the 2526 provisional internship ship permits. Is there a motion? >> I make the motion to approve. >> Is there a second? I'll second. Stevens. Any discussion? >> Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens? >> Yes. >> Vice President Cologne? >> Yes. >> Clerk Donaire? >> Yes. >> Trustee Flores? Yes. >> Trusty Perez. >> Yes. >> Trusty Priest. >> Yes. >> Trustee Silva. >> Yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 13.7, adoption of resolution number 252, waiver request, variable term waiver, administrative services credential. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> I'll second. >> All right.
068Discussion hearing. None. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 14.1, purchase order board report for the month of May 2025. Is there a motion? >> Make the motion to approve. Is there a second? >> There you go. >> Is there a second? Oh, priest. Any discussion? Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colonne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> abstain. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes 6 with trustee Flores abstaining. Item 14.2, Two, approval of vendor payments issued for the
069month of June 2025 as presented. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> A second. All right. Second by Trusty Daire. Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens. >> Yes. >> Vice President Cologne. >> Yes. >> Clerk Donaire. >> Yes. >> Trustee Flores. >> Abstain. >> Trusty Perez. >> Yes. >> Trustee Priest. >> Yes. Trusty Silva. >> Yes. >> Motion passes 6 with Trustee Flores abstaining. Item 14.3, approval of renewal agreement for Power School Group LLC pursuant to Source Rail contract for 090320 to provide business administr Administration software um products. Pay is there a presentation that you have? No, not today. Okay. Is there a motion for item 14.3? Make the motion to approve. >> Is there a second? I'll second. Stevens. Any discussion? Hearing
070none. Roll call vote. President Stevens. >> Yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 14.4, Four, adoption of resolution number 25-05 to update the delegation of power to the signing contracts effective July 1st, 2025. Is there a motion? >> I motion to approve Stevens. Is there a second? >> I'll second. >> Any discussion? Hearing none, roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colon, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trustee Perez, >> yes. Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trusty Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 14.5, adoption of resolution number 25-04 to authorize Dr. Michelle Rodriguez,
071superintendent of schools. Dr. Michelle Hun, Associate um superintendent of business and operations, Mr. Guiermo Gutieres, director of physical services, and Miss Sophima Ibara, accounting manager, and Miss Tammy Reynolds, payroll operations manager, to approve financial orders effective July 1st, 2025. Is there a motion? >> I make the motion to approve. >> Is there a second? I'll second. Any discussion? You guys have discussion? All right. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 14.6, approval to purchase staff laptop computers with Dell Technologies. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? I'll second, Stevens. Any discussion? Roll
072call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 14.7, approval to purchase Line Whiz Web Content Filtering and Reporting Service. Is there a motion? Make the motion to approve. >> Is there a second? I'll second. Stevens. Any discussion? Roll call vote. President Stevens? >> Yes. >> Vice President Cologne? >> Yes. >> Clerk Donaire? >> Yes. >> Trustee Flores? >> Yes. >> Trusty Perez? >> Yes. >> Trusty Priest? >> Yes. >> Trustee Silva? >> Yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 14.8, Eight, approval of the amendment to Kamar Kamar transportation agreement for the transportation department. Is there a motion? >> I make the motion
073to approve. >> I'll second. Stevens, any discussion? Hearing none, roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Colon, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. Motion passes unanimously. >> I'm sorry. Item 14.9, approval to the amendment of the contract agreement with Ever Driven for transportation of students in transition for the McKenna Vento students. Is there a motion? >> I make the motion to approve. >> I'll second. Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. Vice President Cologne, >> yes. Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 14.10, approval
074of an agreement to furnish consultant services with school facility consultants, SFC, for facilities planning. Is there a motion to approve? >> Motion to approve. >> All right. Is there a second? I'll second, Stevens. Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trusty Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 14.11, approval of amendment number one to increase the special instructions contract for Terracon Consultants, Inc. for additional required special inspections for the fabric shade structure projects. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> I'll second. >> All right. Any discussion? Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President
075Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trustee Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 14.12, approval to award the formal bid contract with Golden State window covering design for Stack High School window covering installation project. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Is there a second? >> A second. Discussion. Roll call vote. President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trusty Priest, >> yes. Trusty Silva. >> Yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. Item 14.13, approval of the pool of vendors for the RFP number 25.991, academic extracurricular and emotional support services for students in need. Is there a motion?
076>> A motion to approve. >> Is there a second? I'll second. Any discussion? Roll call vote. President Stevens. Yes. >> Vice President Cologne. >> Yes. >> Clerk Donaire. >> Yes. >> Trustee Flores. >> Yes. >> Trusty Perez. >> Yes. >> Trusty Priest. >> Abstain. >> Trustee Silva. >> Yes. >> Motion passes 6 with Trusty Priest abstaining. Item 15.1, student expulsion CC-1. Is there a motion? >> Motion to approve. Is there a second? I second. Roll call vote. >> President Stevens, >> yes. >> Vice President Cologne, >> yes. >> Clerk Donaire, >> yes. >> Trustee Flores, >> yes. >> Trusty Perez, >> yes. >> Trustee Priest, >> yes. >> Trustee Silva, >> yes. >> Motion passes unanimously. >> Item 16.1, I would like to adjourn the board meeting at 7:06 p.m. Yeah.