Robla Elementary School District board meeting, Sep 10, 2026

1 h 22 min · 1 public speaker

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Robla board approves 2025⁠-⁠26 unaudited actuals and Street Soccer USA contract 1:08:21

  • The board heard a summer expanded learning update from Right at School, a food and nutrition services update and a presentation on unaudited actuals. 26:31
  • A speaker at public comment said no one reached out after multiple complaints about the summer program, and a district staff member said communication was an area to improve. 38:46
  • The board unanimously approved a consultant services agreement with Learning Solutions Kids Inc. for special education and behavioral services. 1:18:41
Item by item (14)
  1. Opening and closed session report 9:23
    • Craig DeLuz said all board members were present, with one trustee attending remotely. 9:23
    • Craig DeLuz reported that the board voted in closed session to uphold the denial of the appeal. 10:01
    • Craig DeLuz said there were no public comments on items not on the agenda. 10:52
    • The agenda was adopted unanimously. 10:52
  2. Staff and board member reports 12:27
    • During the superintendent's report, a staff member said construction at Glenwood started this week and climate surveys were posted on the district website under the LCAP tab. 12:43
    • A staff member said the minutes icon on the district's online system was not working and showed where the minutes could be found instead. 14:31
    • Ken Barnes reported on workshops at the California Association of Latin Leaders in Education conference, including sessions on MTSS, attendance and preschool math. 17:00
  3. Public hearing on instructional materials 22:42
    • Craig DeLuz opened the public hearing on 2026⁠-⁠27 sufficiency of instructional materials, and a motion was made to close it. 22:42
    • The motion to close the hearing carried unanimously. 23:17
  4. Latin Heritage Month resolution 23:17
    • Board members read Resolution Number 954 designating September 15th through October 15th, 2026 as Latin Heritage Month. 23:17
    • Raynell Hamilton-Starks read that Latin students comprise approximately 52% of the district's student population. 24:13
    • The resolution was adopted unanimously. 26:03
  5. Consent agenda 26:03
    • Craig DeLuz called for a motion to approve the consent agenda. 26:03
    • The consent agenda was approved unanimously. 26:31
  6. Summer expanded learning update 26:31
    • A Right at School presenter said the program served students for 30 days, employed 27 local staff members and served 294 students across the district. 28:29
    • Raynell Hamilton-Starks asked what percent of families responded to the survey, and a presenter said 15.4%. 35:42
    • A speaker at public comment said no one reached out after multiple complaints, and a district staff member said messages sent through Six Crickets instead of ParentSquare caused communication problems. 38:46
  7. Food and nutrition services update 44:05
    • The food and nutrition services director said breakfast participation rose from 72% to 74% and lunch participation rose from 85% to 88%. 44:19
    • Ken Barnes asked about demand for the 250 monthly food distribution boxes, and the director said the food bank is offering 250 and a request for 350 was not possible. 48:40
    • Sharona Devine asked whether extra fruit and vegetables could be added to distribution boxes, and the director said no. 51:10
  8. Unaudited actuals presentation 52:36
    • A staff member said total revenue for the year was $44,806,897 and total expenditures were $45,035,934. 57:17
    • A staff member said the district ended the year with a combined fund balance of $30,904,273 and contributed $4.5 million to the special ed pass-through resource. 58:56
    • Ken Barnes asked what special ed funding is used for, and the Director of Special Services said it is primarily salaries and contracts for personnel vacancies. 1:03:12
  9. Approval of unaudited actuals report 1:08:21
    • Craig DeLuz called the item to approve the 2025⁠-⁠26 unaudited actuals report. 1:08:21
    • The motion carried unanimously. 1:08:54
  10. Gann limit calculation resolution 1:08:54
    • The motion carried unanimously. 1:10:59
  11. Authorization of teachers on PIPS and STIPS 1:10:59
    • A staff member said the board is required to approve authorization of teachers on PIPS and STIPS. 1:11:19
    • The motion carried unanimously. 1:11:45
  12. Street Soccer USA contract 1:11:45
    • A staff member said the organization will set up a soccer field at Taylor and offer after-school soccer skills classes at no cost to the district, with costs covered by Leadership Sacramento class. 1:12:23
    • A speaker at public comment asked about the contract dates and how the program differed from an earlier proposal at Glenwood, and Craig DeLuz said the contract runs September 14th, 2026 through June 30th, 2027. 1:13:54
    • Craig DeLuz raised a point of order, saying the meeting cannot have a back and forth with public comment. 1:17:50
    • Craig DeLuz said the item passed unanimously. 1:18:41
  13. Special education consultant services agreement 1:18:41
    • A staff member said the agreement with Learning Solutions Kids Inc. would provide behaviorally focused instructional aides to fill vacancies in the special ed department. 1:18:41
    • The motion carried unanimously. 1:19:59
  14. Future agenda items and adjournment 1:19:59
    • Craig DeLuz said the next board meeting is Thursday, September 24th, 2026, with closed session at 5:30 PM and the public session at 6:30 PM. 1:20:32

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