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 Seacliff Elementary School Report
The Seacliff Student Council, principal Mr. Andrzejewski, and teachers Mrs. Downs and Mrs. Twogood presented to the Board and highlighted some of their outstanding kindness and philanthropic projects. These initiatives encompassed a range of activities, such as raising funds for those impacted by the Maui wildfires, gathering items for the Pasta-thon to support local families, organizing a holiday toy drive to provide gifts for Miller’s Children's Hospital, and more! The collective efforts of Seacliff's community were truly impressive, reflecting remarkable unity and generosity. This commitment to making a positive impact beyond the school's walls is commendable and deserves recognition. Excellent work!
Approval of The Public Agency Retirement Services (PARS) Supplementary Retirement Plan (SRP) Based on Whether the Plan Has Met the District's Fiscal and Operational Objectives
The Board approved the PARS SRP based on the plan analysis. A PARS representative, Eric O'Leary presented the results of the SRP offer and a final analysis based on the 43 enrolled employees. The SRP will generate savings for the District based on the number of enrolled employees and the final assumptions.
Facilities Development Program Update: Studio W Architects
Photos: Strawberry trees have been planted between classrooms (left), Administration Building (center), STEM Building (right)
Studio W Architects presented a facilities development status report to the Board of Trustees reviewing the Sowers Reconstruction Project, Maintenance & Operations (M&O) Building, Bus Storage Facility, and Measure Q financial updates. Highlights included:
Sowers construction phase progress and anticipated project schedule Overall bond expenditures M&O facility overview and anticipated project schedule
Board Meeting Dates for the 2024 Calendar Year
The Board approved the schedule of meeting dates for the 2024 calendar year.
First Interim 2023-24 All Funds Budget
The Board certified and approved the positive financial status in the First Interim Reports for 2023-24. The Education Code mandates school districts to certify their financial viability through the Interim Report Process twice yearly. Certifications include "positive," "qualified," or "negative" based on their ability to meet financial obligations. The First Interim Financial Report, covering transactions through October 31, 2023, reveals an initial expectation of community-funded status in 2023-24. However, updated projections indicate a delay to 2024-25 due to increased state funding from an enrollment change. To learn more, visit the District community-funded transition status website.
Annual Organizational SegmentAt this month's Board meeting, we thanked Dr. Paul Morrow for his incredible leadership and support as the 2022 and 2023 Board of Trustees President. We're also excited to announce the following Board appointments for 2024:
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