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1 h 29 min · 10 public speakers

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  4. David WeeklyPresident
What happened

What happened at this meeting

Redwood City trustees hold hearing on KIPP Excellencia charter renewal petition 37:54

  • The board also heard an update from the Health and Wellness Department, which was moved earlier on the agenda at the request of staff. 3:47
  • The board held a public hearing on the KIPP Excellencia Community Prep charter renewal petition for 2027 to 2032 and took no action, with the vote set for December 9th. 37:54
  • The board approved 12.1 and Resolution 11 on education code options for teaching assignments. 1:11:55

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Item by item (11)
  1. Opening and agenda changes 0:03
    • David Weekly called the meeting to order and asked to move the health and wellness presentation to after the bond consent items. 0:03
    • David Weekly said the request came from staff. 4:16
    • The motion to approve the agenda as amended carried. 4:27
  2. Union comment 4:27
    • A speaker during union comment said negotiations were finished in 2 meetings and that members would vote next week. 5:06
  3. Bond program consent items 6:01
    • David Weekly asked for a motion to approve the bond program consent items. 6:01
    • David Weekly announced the motion carried. 6:25
  4. Health and Wellness Department update 6:25
    • A district staff member said the district has 4 RNs and 7 LVNs and that 462 students received dental screenings. 13:36
    • A staff member said the Sequoia Healthcare District provides over $1.4 million and may change its funding formula next year. 16:54
  5. Charter renewal public hearing 37:54
    • School representatives presented academic results and asked the board to renew the charter for a further 5 years. 38:18
    • David Weekly said there were 9 comment cards, and speakers at public comment asked the board to renew the charter. 47:00
    • David Weekly asked about a projected drop in reserves from about $3.7 million to $1.8 million and a projected 799 students, up from 704; a speaker who responded said maximum enrollment was lowered from around 940 to 799. 1:05:59
    • David Weekly closed the hearing at 8:09 PM with no action and said the vote will be on December 9th. 1:09:50
  6. Consent items 1:10:05
    • David Weekly asked for a motion to approve the consent items, and a motion and second followed. 1:10:05
  7. Personnel changes 1:10:53
    • A speaker said new staffing due to enrollment included a campus supervisor, a licensed vocational nurse and a district office business position. 1:11:01
    • David Weekly announced that 12.1 passed. 1:11:55
  8. Teaching assignment resolution 1:11:55
    • A speaker said the resolution added one assignment for Kennedy due to master scheduling changes. 1:12:02
    • David Weekly announced Resolution 11 passed. 1:12:30
  9. Board and superintendent reports 1:12:30
    • One board member said the reclassification ceremony was the most attended, and another board member said it was well organized. 1:15:32
  10. Future agenda items 1:22:10
    • One board member asked whether the Policy Committee should explore a policy on illegal e-bikes on campus. 1:22:37
    • Jennifer Ng Kwing King asked about revisiting the website, and a staff member said it would be part of the communications update. 1:24:18
  11. Reflection, calendar and adjournment 1:24:54
    • A speaker listed upcoming meetings on the 28th, November 4th and November 18th. 1:28:30
    • The meeting was adjourned at 8:28 PM. ~1:28:52

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Video: posted by the district as “October 14, 2026--Board of Trustees Public Meeting”