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Chief business updates: Lisa Davis briefed the board on the governor's January budget proposal and the district's participation in school services and budget workshops. Davis said the timing for tax collection reporting was expected to shift (county tax receipts timing referenced from April toward October in state projections) and that some trailer bills and indicators remain pending. She noted the district is monitoring assumptions from the Department of Finance and school services analyses on COLA estimates.

Charter renewal: Davis reported Verona is on track for a renewal process that will include a required site visit by district staff, an upcoming public hearing before the board and a subsequent renewal decision. She explained renewal length depends on charter performance tiers and that the visit scheduled for the next day is part of the renewal review.

Generators and continuity planning: Staff reported the district currently has two very large generators and two small generators on hand and is discussing purchasing additional large units for deployment to key sites to maintain operations during planned or unplanned outages. Central Kitchen and ESS operations already have generator capacity; the goal is to be able to power sites at least through the end of a school day during outages.

ESS buildings and technology: Staff said new ESS buildings at Lakeview and Lakeside Farms are essentially complete (staff phrased progress as \"about 99.9%\" complete). A technology building final generator installation was scheduled for the coming days; staff warned of an overnight system shutdown to complete work and said tech staff would work through the weekend to restore services. The district also plans to procure MiFi mobile hotspots for departments and sites to preserve limited connectivity during outages.

Child nutrition and instructional supports: The central kitchen has installed a hydroponic unit for instructional use and composting work; the district plans time-lapse camera access so students and teachers can observe plant growth. The board viewed a short video about the Lehi (Lindo Park) Food Pantry, which district staff said runs twice monthly and is expanding to serve more families across the district. A campus supervisor in the video described food insecurity among families and the pantry as a trusted community resource.

Other updates: Human Resources reported the teacher-of-the-year and classified staff recognition processes are underway. The district also noted upcoming LCAP engagement and midyear reporting and preparations for ELPAC testing and English-learner support work.

These items were informational and did not require board action at this meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","1.16.2025 LUSD Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","District staff updated the board on the governor's January budget proposal and timing of tax receipts, an upcoming Verona charter renewal visit, plans to purchase additional generators and mobile hotspots, near-complete ESS buildings, a new hydroponic unit at the central kitchen and expansion of a school-based food pantry.","taxTitle","Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California","taxId",53283,"location","California","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6329457,"Board approves teachers' financial disclosure and several consent items including calendar change and community donations",799,1041000,1840000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2316048-87244fd57bba75cb0ab56cd477fb78d2&start=1041&end=1840","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2316048-87244fd57bba75cb0ab56cd477fb78d2/thumbnail_1041000.jpg","/articles/6329457/California/Board-approves-teachers-financial-disclosure-and-several-consent-items-including-calendar-change-and-community-donations","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6329457-ee417e1dd2d61b43973245d45d15e2b0/orig.mp4?Expires=1771073338&Signature=lQp83NNuIT~eslLI-BZ~j8FNlXwSARr3u5FOMqOjkcqCUXAWLiSGmdUv0P779IdoYX1c8BKRFHCqsdapta1MYjpJjUsPE-brGNVrjxzPIVTDUWb~9plePMOwKXrx7t1VG9AFZV2qFjO0zsW1e5S-IduicylCqM7UgJKjz71NF7yNREQ1Zes3Io1Ev9YN~uWowX4pknpZ4M0BjjtiHK552y~II1juFAixcl2WOLGvbBMQuMU5KsESV9vBWV191wzt9vQ3Bn5rCuQ4FGjKVfWwWfjfASTRtaKM8fthV~IvWLjYghjkPn~b0FNbaDp4ktRhLkbTPEONaZudn26qtoZGpg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lakeside Union School District Board of Education approved the financial disclosure for the collective bargaining agreement with the Lakeside Teachers Association for the 2024'1 school year at a board meeting. The board approved an amount of $377,619, including fringe benefits.

Board leadership opened a public hearing on the financial disclosure, received no public comment and closed the hearing before asking for approval of the amount. A motion to approve the requested amount was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote.

On the consent calendar, the board moved to approve all consent items with the exception of items 2.2 (a calendar adjustment) and 4.9 (donations/gifts). The board then approved item 2.2, an adjustment to the session calendar to move the meeting scheduled for Sept. 11 to Sept. 10, after confirming the date worked for members. The board also approved item 4.9 accepting community donations; trustees acknowledged contributions from Christian Brothers and volunteers including Mark and Gabe Matthews, and recounted community distribution events at Riverview and Lando Park.

Votes were taken by voice; the minutes record \"All in favor? Aye,\" and the board chair declared the motions passed. No roll-call tallies by name were recorded in the transcript excerpt.

Actions recorded at this meeting are administrative approvals required for district operations and to comply with labor disclosure requirements. The board did not amend the terms of the teachers' agreement; the item approved was the financial disclosure and associated dollar amount.","The Lakeside Union School District board approved a financial disclosure for the Lakeside Teachers Association 2024'1 sales year totaling $377,619 (including fringe benefits), approved the consent agenda (with two items pulled for separate action), moved the September meeting date and accepted community donations.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6329462,"Lakeview principal credits music, classroom practices and attendance work for lower chronic absenteeism",687,275000,962000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2316048-87244fd57bba75cb0ab56cd477fb78d2&start=275&end=962","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2316048-87244fd57bba75cb0ab56cd477fb78d2/thumbnail_275000.jpg","/articles/6329462/California/Lakeview-principal-credits-music-classroom-practices-and-attendance-work-for-lower-chronic-absenteeism","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6329462-52ecde4569316770b64f635d0c3713db/orig.mp4?Expires=1771073338&Signature=VU6lUj6yv-hg0dSIV76I10MKY06dPEvR8QbXOpe3jSWzhLvSX-BOl9NgUlAlk5EBAgEea3x7ddC53erSQPDgeLrnWH7vqJ45xkknhBzpbNE4uw7AKR8K1w9laQmB94zABZDJUozfy-05-EaGZxiYRflu-PrfZk1lWyV9HDUJEPdWx-GZq1nI5L1z~aTvP9FZHzh~kzEj1I4WbM9vAZNfIAOPfFQsZIkixk5AgmEADbtxu7~HF1aXxCNLBaVrzSemSduEdhPSPf2j9L6Mx356bvYGw8epf54Rc8QJN8c2UhvJINUPP2kTYy8SFerL6NGO-oYgYrftxc283OeQJDhNZg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lakeview Elementary Principal Tiger Roy told the Lakeside Union School District Board of Education that the site has used Prop 28 funds to provide weekly music instruction for every student and has seen chronic absenteeism fall among English learners from 21% to 12% and overall from 10% to 4%.

Roy said the school’s three goals this year were universal weekly music lessons, reducing chronic absenteeism (especially among English learners) and boosting student performance on state math assessments. “Goal number one, achieved,” Roy said of the music program, adding students now “start off with rhythm sticks” and use boomwhackers and other instruments in regular lessons supported by a Jacobs/visiting music instructor.

Roy described classroom strategies the school has emphasized to improve student outcomes: partnerships with San Diego State University and UC San Diego on math instruction and CGI approaches; structured success criteria in every classroom; use of manipulatives such as base-10 blocks and whiteboard explanations; and an approach to move student verbal reasoning into written explanations using an iterative model based on the Austin’s Butterfly teaching video. He said staff also are working to “turn talk into writing” by giving students staged revision opportunities so brief oral explanations develop into multi-step written explanations.

A short student video shown to the board emphasized bilingual programming and arts exposure: “Welcome to Lakeview Elementary, where we explore, grow, and succeed in a safe and welcoming environment,” one student said in the recording. The principal and staff tied those student experiences to measurable attendance improvements and to targeted classroom practices intended to raise math performance.

Roy said the site has been working on teacher professional learning communities and more frequent coaching visits; he expressed confidence that the combination of these practices would raise the school’s formative math scores. “I am very confident that because of what we have done with this, that we will get our scores from format up to 60 by the end of the year,” Roy said.

Board members did not take action on the site presentation; it was delivered as an informational report during the meeting.","At a Lakeside Union School District board meeting, Lakeview Elementary Principal Tiger Roy reported completion of a weekly music program funded by Prop 28, a drop in chronic absenteeism for English learners from 21% to 12% and district efforts to turn classroom talk into written math explanations.","actionData","errors"]

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Board receives district updates on budget outlook, charter renewal, generators, ESS buildings and food-security programs

Board approves teachers' financial disclosure and several consent items including calendar change and community donations

Lakeview principal credits music, classroom practices and attendance work for lower chronic absenteeism