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Summary of actions from the meeting:

- Agenda approval: motion passed, 5-0. The board president called for any changes; staff requested Item 5.1 be pulled and the board approved the revised agenda.

- Action Item 5.1 (Adopt revisions to board policies): pulled by staff request; staff will return with a concise set of revisions in two weeks.

- Consolidated consent calendar: motion made, seconded and called for a vote; transcript indicates the consent calendar was approved and no items were pulled later in the meeting. The transcript does not capture an individual roll-call tally for the consent vote.

No additional detailed roll-call vote records for specific consent items were provided in the meeting transcript.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Coronado Unified - School Board - Jun 05, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","At the June 4 Coronado Unified board meeting trustees approved the agenda (vote recorded 5-0), staff requested Action Item 5.1 be pulled for rework, and consolidated consent items were approved as presented (no roll-call tallies recorded in transcript).","taxTitle","Coronado Unified, School Districts, California","taxId",76651,"location","California","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_46":81,"_48":82,"_50":83,"_52":84,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":85,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":86,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6530224,"Student group Emerald Keepers commits $25,000 seed for potential CUSD solar project after fundraiser and Rotary grant",231,1913000,2144000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3684386-25b24ec3d3b49c51fd6986fd835925f5&start=1913&end=2144","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3684386-25b24ec3d3b49c51fd6986fd835925f5/thumbnail_1913000.jpg","/articles/6530224/California/Student-group-Emerald-Keepers-commits-25000-seed-for-potential-CUSD-solar-project-after-fundraiser-and-Rotary-grant","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6530224-217454b0c81e8de9b2a317b125c7582d/orig.mp4?Expires=1770427427&Signature=lu8ArndxRVKWrh-5UXrSZu842lMFAbBMPAXj-V53CvZ2DwdCUKupy3RPWvWf-mBjZQLWMa9OLtkUk8XOh6ua7SJBiLI3ll4AltHCEDP40r~YJbF~3uvuCU6AYvvzDZZ629XtpPthrbUyoDaq7BbDptSynrk9mKDWwMgYLqFuPrECQT2-EWQY7IvcQv1uUpEZ5EtKbkdNeIBHnWCM1cGKF0GjR-leUSORLQdn2wSL0vnt1zltBgSDibnvTjOuZ~x9uJ7zfYSm3QlKcIFMXJnlBYlzXqixLBW4qIgieWToLhLuZnFt7TOquBlEUK9a1eABCQzm5VfZj8wn9P-mAXEKlA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Members of the Coronado High School student environmental club Emerald Keepers told the Governing Board that a recent art-auction fundraiser, combined with a small grant from Coronado Rotary, produced $25,000 in seed money the group plans to commit toward a potential solar project with Coronado Unified School District.

Kaylee Lindsey, president of Emerald Keepers, summarized the club's spring activities: an April 24 art auction with 21 attendees and 39 donated art pieces from eight local artists (one of whom is a student intern), and a Coronado Rotary grant that together enabled the $25,000 seed contribution. Lindsey said the group is ready to commit the seed money toward a possible district solar project.

The Emerald Keepers described broader community and volunteer impacts: 14 student interns completed more than 570 volunteer hours this year; the CHS garden donated over 100 pounds of produce to the Imperial Beach (IB) food pantry this year; and the Coronado Crops program collected almost 1,400 pounds of produce in 2025 and nearly 2,000 pounds since the program began. The club also reported plans to combine high-school and middle-school garden spaces and noted improvements from an Eagle Scout project that added five new garden boxes.

Club leaders said they look forward to discussing a potential solar project with district staff. The board recognized the students' volunteer work and the seed commitment; no district funding or formal district approval for a solar installation was recorded at the meeting.","The Coronado High School Emerald Keepers student club raised funds in an art-auction fundraiser and, together with a Coronado Rotary grant, announced $25,000 in seed money to commit to a potential solar project with Coronado Unified.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_46":93,"_48":94,"_50":95,"_52":96,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":97,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":98,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6530228,"Teachers' union says district contract and updated heat policy are missing from CUSD website",222,2811000,3033000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3684386-25b24ec3d3b49c51fd6986fd835925f5&start=2811&end=3033","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3684386-25b24ec3d3b49c51fd6986fd835925f5/thumbnail_2811000.jpg","/articles/6530228/California/Teachers-union-says-district-contract-and-updated-heat-policy-are-missing-from-CUSD-website","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6530228-5668012af3b4cfd2ecf2e592224c7b50/orig.mp4?Expires=1770427427&Signature=N5bGvhyW0XMXLG-JonyOAJqHQlu7ZHsZSxXzbY7i0IlhgOa28Pfk9Adf9hjbY440ln9yvT7Tu4HiyxonInez0HB5LURX3xxlDS1JqqP47sfPDEk-WOqoAvOwUXSD~jG8JmGd0NS1N4BMGDtbApmqVmrvNq2tWPubBLkaqVRsTPrknhP6TspOddpN7LlAgslyDuHeOuVGnITkI5AePHvgLu706ygyDah~bm1iQyToGp9BVWNWZ2kUE4IDM~IyXQHwMpK09YpbLEciRx0KjdgnDGOjzc5BZYunBfFJD6Ku8KOUvkdTDf4ZfzTYxLUEwSIwocBE9eoQ4q1RMXkcE3snww__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Nicole Molineux, secretary of the Association of Coronado Teachers (ACT), reported to the Coronado Unified Governing Board that members remain concerned because two documents are not available on the district website: the ratified ACT-CUSD agreement and an updated heat policy.

\"As professional educators, the members of ACT are deeply committed to the success of every student,\" Molineux said at the meeting. She noted the contract was ratified in December and that Article 1.2 of the agreement requires the contract be posted to the district website within 30 days of ratification; that posting had not occurred as of the ACT report dated May 28, 2025.

Molineux also told the board the only heat-policy document she could find on the district site was the 2017 policy; she said members had been relying on a Coronado Times article and board minutes for details of any updated policy and asked the district to post the current heat policy and the ratified contract for staff access.

Board members acknowledged the report; no formal action was taken during the meeting. The union's concerns were presented as requests to the district to post the documents so members can access contract provisions and the most recent heat-policy guidance on the official district site.","Nicole Molineux, secretary of the Association of Coronado Teachers (ACT), told the board that the ratified district contract has not been posted as required and that the district's updated heat policy is absent from the website; members were directed to the ACT website and local reporting in the interim.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_46":105,"_48":106,"_50":107,"_52":108,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":109,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":110,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6530232,"Superintendent: $75,000 Lions family gift and state grant will fund expanded National Conflict Resolution Center partnership",150,3066000,3216000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3684386-25b24ec3d3b49c51fd6986fd835925f5&start=3066&end=3216","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3684386-25b24ec3d3b49c51fd6986fd835925f5/thumbnail_3066000.jpg","/articles/6530232/California/Superintendent-75000-Lions-family-gift-and-state-grant-will-fund-expanded-National-Conflict-Resolution-Center-partnership","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6530232-82d0b14a080e62c82d23bb80739afdfa/orig.mp4?Expires=1770427427&Signature=hQEmpsqQi1Crp2-lZYQEzvjlr~LcaaUuj5pKWrekf~Q-OwzLVC9wqgMozlIsyBDy3DduVoYMEEa2z9RR21xn7mRwoZ~r5NAwfDC7vMMm9gaHsVmsmnUkVQkOvTUVYdmv82nNXLFqqvyMsylRhch3FdkmI4oQ8auDV1x91gfhqTNbWMU75fs53rlCxBZvtDvDyYLqwdsnFnugoa3F67DVITPkB5eVxp-wUugOK8NbOk-nusFtWoEMiSKfOvDTH7tByDLkSDNzEFUyR74CO9msz~TDT~y92K4fJ9TdN13HVmx19yCAwjT3H3Ef6ndWZF7Sr5-osxC1fxyjWo1UTleZkA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Superintendent Mueller told the Coronado Unified School District Governing Board that the district will expand its longstanding partnership with the National Conflict Resolution Center (NCRC) next year to provide additional trainings and experiences for staff. The expanded contract was introduced as part of consolidated consent.

Mueller said the district would not use general-fund dollars for the expansion. \"The $75,000 contribution is coming from the Lions family gift. Not out of our general fund,\" Mueller said, adding the remainder of the contract is covered by a state grant routed through NCRC. Mueller said the contribution was designated to the Coronado Schools Foundation for wellness, mental-health supports and special education.

Board members did not debate the specifics of the contract at length during the meeting; the contract appeared on the consent calendar for approval. Mueller said the expanded work will align with the district's broader \"portrait of a graduate\" goals and that staff will present details about planned trainings and experiences in subsequent reports.

No ordinance or statute was cited. The governing board did not take a separate roll-call vote on the contract during discussion; the item was included in consolidated consent.","Superintendent Mueller told the board the district will expand its partnership with the National Conflict Resolution Center; $75,000 will come from a Lions family gift to the Coronado Schools Foundation and the remainder from a state grant through NCRC, not from the general fund.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_46":117,"_48":118,"_50":119,"_52":120,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":121,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":122,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6530237,"Coronado Unified board holds first read to allow ninth-graders off campus; vote set for June 18",268,3191000,3459000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3684386-25b24ec3d3b49c51fd6986fd835925f5&start=3191&end=3459","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3684386-25b24ec3d3b49c51fd6986fd835925f5/thumbnail_3191000.jpg","/articles/6530237/California/Coronado-Unified-board-holds-first-read-to-allow-ninth-graders-off-campus-vote-set-for-June-18","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6530237-0ba2eb031399ed6a44161e3b9c5ee8ac/orig.mp4?Expires=1770427427&Signature=A4NOqzZnN0QA7OFQcmntwgtjD~lZ2m7jCmmpiXat8xedH2e7ymba8Sj5dXxuv3gaVu3X1ymDmXvOrAWaf5WaldIRuAKIBpimiEhMIvYdIT0q-RCCqImnPDM3gS8yg623paoeEK0ZGrTFc8Cg4uD7ZfP-Ls6rFprjchznlzSTIZXrwGfUA7GhQzG6Gfbf6kOkQ7RbIIW7tF4in~~YC5edW-iz0hxF47iYHwBCJzKy2iV4FxHP257N6WzTsDJCkv7Wx5krze4oBNEgFQqtgjQY8aPWc6KF7Z0wWrUD0Y1GYGxei4174-WabJli1GnKyodUUAhrr6NLV7i7IAvrWtb4hg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Coronado Unified School District Governing Board on Wednesday held a first reading of a proposed revision to Board Policy 5,112.5 that would permit ninth-grade students to leave campus during the school day beginning next school year. The board did not vote; staff will return with a final draft and supporting materials for a vote on June 18.

The policy under review would change the district's open/closed campus rule to allow ninth graders to leave campus. Board President Palacios Peters introduced the item as a first read; Superintendent Mueller and Principal Molina answered trustees' questions and said staff will provide additional materials before the next meeting.

The revision matters because it transfers responsibility for off-campus time from the district to families during those hours and raises questions about student safety and district liability. Trustee Kavanaugh asked that the board receive explicit language about liability and described the need for a formal annual parent notification. Superintendent Mueller said staff would bring a revised policy including liability language and an attachment outlining eligibility requirements for students. The board also discussed timing for communications; trustees asked that the district provide earlier notice to rising ninth-grade families (in June and again in August) and consider including the information in the middle-school newsletter.

Trustees asked Principal Molina to draft the eligibility requirements that would govern which students qualify for the privilege. Principal Molina said she had begun outlining expectations and that staff would present those criteria as an attachment to the policy on June 18. No formal motion or vote on adoption occurred at the meeting; the item remains a first read.

Board members and staff characterized the next steps as: (1) finalize draft policy text; (2) include explicit liability language and a parent-notification plan; (3) attach proposed eligibility requirements; and (4) return to the board for adoption at the June 18 meeting. The board encouraged proactive outreach to incoming families so they are aware of the change if it is adopted.

No legal citations were presented in the discussion; trustees asked staff to identify any relevant legal or liability standards when the item returns for final action.","The Coronado Unified School District board conducted a first reading of revised Board Policy 5,112.5 to permit ninth-graders to leave campus next school year; staff will return on June 18 with liability language, eligibility criteria and parent-notification plans.","actionData","errors"]

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Student group Emerald Keepers commits $25,000 seed for potential CUSD solar project after fundraiser and Rotary grant

Teachers' union says district contract and updated heat policy are missing from CUSD website

Superintendent: $75,000 Lions family gift and state grant will fund expanded National Conflict Resolution Center partnership

Coronado Unified board holds first read to allow ninth-graders off campus; vote set for June 18