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Continuance In-Person/Virtual Regular Board Meeting - May 11, 2026

Monday, May 11, 2026

Budget & FinanceInstitutional

Board Ratifies Expenditures for Measure BB Bond Projects, Including Palm Elementary Inspection

The board approved expenditure and purchase orders for Measure BB bond projects for the period ending April 15, 2026. The approval covered various accounting funds related to these projects. This is a routine ratification of expenditures necessary for the ongoing bond-funded projects. One specific item mentioned within the expenditures was a DSA project inspection service for Palm Elementary School.

Zoning And Land UseInstitutional

Board Approves $256,900 Contract for Palm Elementary Soil Remediation Amidst Concerns Over Source and Safety

The board discussed and approved a contract for soil excavation, transportation, and disposal at Palm Elementary School for an amount not to exceed $256,900. The discussion was lengthy and contentious, with multiple board members expressing concerns about the source of the contamination, ongoing exposure risks, and the need for further analysis, including contaminant fingerprinting, before remediation. There were also calls to ensure accountability from any responsible parties and to preserve soil samples as legal evidence. Concerns were also raised about the impact on neighboring communities and the safety of reopening the school without absolute certainty of its safety. Rue Associates was selected as the contractor, with assurances of oversight for dust mitigation and testing.

Public SafetyInstitutional

Board Approves Proclamations for National Police Week and Memorial Day, Acknowledging Officers' Service Amidst Accountability Concerns

The board approved resolutions proclaiming May 15, 2026, as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and May 15-21, 2026, as National Police Week. Board members expressed gratitude for the service of school police officers, emphasizing their critical role in ensuring student safety and maintaining order within schools. However, the discussion also revealed underlying tensions and criticisms regarding the conduct and accountability of some police personnel, with one board member specifically calling for a public apology from the police chief for alleged disrespectful behavior and raising concerns about oversight. Despite these critiques, the resolution passed unanimously.

Hiring & ProcurementInstitutional

Board Renews $14 Million Contract for After-School Programs with Three Organizations, Plans for Future Bid Process

The board approved the renewal of master contracts between the district and three organizations: Boys and Girls Club of West San Gabriel Valley, Dell Haven Community Centers, and ACE Champions LLC. These contracts are for after-school program services and issue project assignments, running from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027, with a total amount not to exceed $14 million. The discussion focused on the large contract amount, the history of these agreements (currently in their fifth year of a five-year commitment), and the upcoming need to solicit new bids for future programs. Concerns were raised about the equitable distribution of funds among organizations and the potential to reinvest funds into a wider array of community programs.

Other

Board Approves Resolution Supporting Teacher Appreciation Day and Week

The board approved a resolution supporting California Day of the Teacher on May 13, 2026, and Teacher Appreciation Week from May 13-21, 2026. Board members shared personal anecdotes and expressed deep gratitude for teachers, highlighting their multifaceted roles as educators, counselors, and mentors. The discussions emphasized the significant impact teachers have on students' lives, academic achievement, and overall well-being, with speakers urging students and parents to also express their appreciation through written notes.

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76 past meetings
May 7In-Person/Virtual Regular Board Meeting - May 7, 2026
Apr 27zoom audio test for special board meeting
Apr 27In-Person/Virtual Special Board Meeting - April 27, 2026
Apr 16In-Person/Virtual Regular Board Meeting - April 16, 2026
Mar 26In-Person/Virtual Regular Board Meeting - March 26, 2026
Mar 16In-Person/Virtual Board Study Session Meeting - March 16, 2026

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