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Key votes at a glance:

- Textbook adoption for CTE Hospitality Pathway: The board approved the recommended culinary/hospitality textbook adoption for the district’s Career and Technical Education hospitality pathway. Vote: Mister Caralampio — aye; Mister Christensen — absent; Mister Haskell — aye; Mister Jones — aye; Miss Rodarte — aye.

- Transportation and Safety Plan: Trustees approved the district’s transportation and safety plan as presented. Vote recorded as above (Caralampio, Haskell, Jones, Rodarte — aye; Christensen — absent).

- Change Order No. 2 (Bid No. 2324-01R1) with Waco Inc. for Agriculture Department upgrades at Fallbrook High School: The board approved the amended recommendation to accept change order No. 2 for the agriculture department project. Vote: Caralampio — aye; Christensen — absent; Haskell — aye; Jones — aye; Rodarte — aye.

- Preconstruction services with Flint Design Build LLC (Flint) for power systems upgrades: The board approved a lease-leaseback preconstruction services agreement with Flint for the power systems upgrades project at Fallbrook High School. Vote: Caralampio — aye; Christensen — absent; Haskell — aye; Jones — aye; Rodarte — aye.

- Revised/new/deleted board policies, administrative regulations and exhibits (second reading): The board approved the second reading of revised and new board policies, administrative regulations and exhibits, as part of the district’s regular policy-review process. Vote: Caralampio — aye; Christensen — absent; Haskell — aye; Jones — aye; Rodarte — aye.

- Resolution No. 09-2425, elimination of one classified position: Trustees approved Resolution No. 09-2425 to eliminate a single classified position. Vote: Caralampio — aye; Christensen — absent; Haskell — aye; Jones — aye; Rodarte — aye.

- Consent agenda: The board approved the full consent agenda of routine items as presented. Vote: Caralampio — aye; Christensen — absent; Haskell — aye; Jones — aye; Rodarte — aye.

In each case the motion and second were made on the record; the transcript does not consistently identify which board member moved and which seconded each item, and so mover/second are recorded as not specified where not stated. Several items had little or no public or board-level discussion beyond clarifying questions; most votes were unanimous among trustees present. Any items requiring further administrative follow-up — for example, contract finalizations, project schedules and policy implementation steps — were noted as staff responsibilities and will return to the board as needed.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Fallbrook Union High School District Board Meeting 03-12-2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Fallbrook Union High School District board approved multiple routine and project-related items on March 12, including CTE hospitality textbooks, the transportation and safety plan, construction change orders and preconstruction services, adoption of revised policies, elimination of one classified position, and the consent agenda.","taxTitle","Fallbrook Union High, School Districts, California","taxId",76647,"location","California","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6635294,"Fallbrook board approves second interim budget report, flags enrollment decline and Impact Aid reliance",1058,6776000,7834000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2641186-f4bcd77e96a7b51ef6e06894321f3c32&start=6776&end=7834","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2641186-f4bcd77e96a7b51ef6e06894321f3c32/thumbnail_6776000.jpg","/articles/6635294/California/Fallbrook-board-approves-second-interim-budget-report-flags-enrollment-decline-and-Impact-Aid-reliance","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6635294-8a8c388c18c995ca184607e6ba22dab9/orig.mp4?Expires=1770413589&Signature=CifshRVCr9-ax7tN~bBylDYwyP-XJjohbb0IOmyeYgvE01kzQ0rw8XM~2CrVQdlGT1~CxHJm0-qNEEL4mOdnR0HgQ0cRp4hmVHQJfWjkY1~oDTztvYIDaueybZC6Eso~O-z81zgyudtZdtK1v1hz-bfZgpVW-EPxIa8y4ROhdJ1RrMnN0CWFbhS6D7yeklQWGAHJ7943nhD4FYVhCKsn0htidtBFYxGe55y~So8C-12130URf6iOOdHhkjIuj58iyIIckq00tf-HJsMxYG~TxiM11cjbFJq69q7n-h~1NdKMoe6qw4z4Um-7kOn1GIJO9n97kF3laFTOc-DEbe1EBg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Fallbrook Union High School District board accepted the second interim financial report for fiscal year 2024–25 on March 12 after a presentation from Chief Business Official Brenda Meffert.

Meffert told trustees the district’s second interim showed an overall increase in the expenditure budget to $49,649,347, an increase of $594,258 from the first interim. She explained a mix of changes: a $219,518 increase in certificated salaries driven by additional hours and salary-step movement; a $165,000 temporary reduction in classified salaries offset by a $234,230 rise in benefits; increases in books and supplies and professional services; and adjusted special-education placements and service contracts that raised SELPA/JCCS costs by $42,766.

The report projects an ending fund balance for 2024–25 of $5,657,838. After required assignments — $35,000 to the revolving cash account and a 3% reserve for economic uncertainties of $1,535,924 — the district’s unassigned balance stood at $4,086,922. Multi-year projections forecast a 2025–26 ending balance of approximately $2.6 million and a narrower surplus in 2026–27 roughly shown as $288,316 in the materials; Meffert emphasized these are estimates that depend heavily on enrollment and state funding assumptions.

Meffert explained the enrollment and Average Daily Attendance (ADA) assumptions used in the projection: P1 ADA was reported at about 1,847; the district expects declines between P1 and P2 based on historical patterns and used an estimated P2 ADA and multi‑year reductions (projected funded ADA values used in state calculations were 1,934 for the current funding year, then 1,874 and 1,828 in subsequent years under the district’s assumptions). Meffert also noted the district typically loses students between reporting points and used a multi-year averaging approach that affects state funding.

Superintendent Ilsa Garza Gonzales and Meffert told the board the district continues to count on federal Impact Aid (referred to as Impact Aid) — approximately $1,000,000 — in the 2025 budget cycle; Meffert said that funding looks secure for 2025 but that the 2026 allocation remains uncertain and that a loss of that revenue would materially change the district’s projections.

Trustees voted to approve the second interim financial report as presented. The recorded roll call was President Mister Caralampio — aye; Mister Christensen — absent; Mister Haskell — aye; Mister Jones — aye; Miss Rodarte — aye.

Meffert said staff and administrators have identified cost reductions and one-time expenditures that can be trimmed in outer years to preserve a positive multi-year budget picture if enrollment continues to fall. The board did not make any immediate staffing decisions during the meeting; subsequent staffing or program adjustments would require separate board action.","Chief Business Official Brenda Meffert presented the district’s second interim financial report showing modest changes from the first interim, a projected multi-year enrollment decline, and continued reliance on roughly $1 million in federal Impact Aid revenue for 2025; the board voted to accept the report.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6635298,"Fallbrook board approves SiteLogic energy agreement for solar canopies and battery storage",1549,6347000,7896000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2641186-f4bcd77e96a7b51ef6e06894321f3c32&start=6347&end=7896","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2641186-f4bcd77e96a7b51ef6e06894321f3c32/thumbnail_6347000.jpg","/articles/6635298/California/Fallbrook-board-approves-SiteLogic-energy-agreement-for-solar-canopies-and-battery-storage","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6635298-86a4969263e72bf53b9c7850e62d2b52/orig.mp4?Expires=1770413589&Signature=GnMQXDSZAte5uWrS7kpP62QSJkYhqLAvt04ZrfaIkXHfXwLTRdLlI2hIYbTtUGQr~6WNh391onNhQxT0dezjlb6Ia5IJU-kFNcJS6umnquz2OUE50CbKXJoOy30kY7H8GWLGF~nVCxZPJ2dK2tkDcgbHD-Oi3ANPMEnszCgw8PaZOMmeCtynZncZrrP2eS~ZcJciAVcxSgvV2G78loxH24vnmKbvgr9iXvbaX6jdHzzr0EVZShFrCEYodzuT56~OSjXBKn7FuKeA8RqkGbf3o283u94YBVAGoyA5hztj5gmQ3jfT6ENLMAKGXkOyNei-uj5uV6kZ6mS3rT64j23C7Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Fallbrook Union High School District trustees voted on March 12 to approve a master energy services agreement and a separate energy services contract with SiteLogic Inc. to install solar parking canopies and an on-site battery system at Fallbrook High School.

The board opened a public hearing on the energy services agreement and recorded that no members of the public addressed the board. The board then approved Resolution No. 10-2425, findings required under Government Code Section 4217.7–4217.18, to support entering into the proposed master agreement with SiteLogic, and later voted to approve the standalone energy services agreement for facility improvements as presented.

Board members said the project builds on recently installed solar parking covers in the district parking lot. Trustees discussed the battery system’s purpose; the board recorded a clarification that the battery is intended to serve Fallbrook High School and support the campus during outages (the district also noted its role as a Red Cross emergency facility), not as an independent utility-scale storage facility. No members of the public spoke during the hearing.

The board’s approvals included direction to proceed with the design, construction and installation of the battery energy storage and associated mechanical systems under the agreement with SiteLogic. The votes on both the resolution and the agreement were recorded with the same board roll call: President Mister Caralampio — aye; Mister Christensen — absent; Mister Haskell — aye; Mister Jones — aye; Miss Rodarte — aye.

The agreement and the findings are intended to authorize SiteLogic to deliver the specified energy-related improvements; the contract terms, financing arrangements and implementation schedule were described in the agenda packet but were not read into the record during the meeting. The district will return to the board with implementation details and any required follow-up as the project proceeds.

Action on the resolution and agreement concluded the public hearing portion of the agenda on the energy services topic.","After a public hearing with no public comment, the Fallbrook Union High School District board approved findings under Government Code Section 4217.7–4217.18 and voted to enter an energy services agreement and master agreement with SiteLogic Inc. for solar parking canopies and battery storage to support Fallbrook High School.","actionData","errors"]

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