- A check in the amount of $20.00 from Dulce Sanchez to John Muir Elementary

- A check in the amount of $136.86 from Martinez Arts Association to John Muir Elementary

- A check in the amount of $200.00 from the Kiwanis Club of Martinez to John Muir Elementary for new books for the school library

- Five Macbook Pros and five 27 in. monitors from Dropbox Headquarters to Martinez Junior High School 

- CCCOE Contract for Internet Services

- Deiredre Ryan-Booth

- James Bylund 

Superintendent Cammack will update the Board regarding the status and progress of the Project Labor Agreement (PLA) negotiation meetings.

The proposed revisions to the BP 5117 and AR 5117 are provided to ensure alignment with Ed. Code and to ensure the policy can grow with the District as its enrollment needs change.

The Board is asked to review and file the 2017-18 Second Interim Report, which signifies a Positive Certification of Financial Condition, based on the current state budget information. The Positive Certification indicates that, based upon current projections, the District will meet its financial obligations for the current fiscal year and in the subsequent two fiscal years. 

The Board was asked to review the updated Tri-Party Agreement between Martinez Unified School District, the City of Martinez and Rising Sun Energy Center at the February 26, 2018 meeting.  Rising Sun is a Bay Area nonprofit workforce development organization which promotes local resource conservation via a young adult employment program called California Youth Energy Services (CYES).  The first agreement was approved February 10, 2014. 

This job description was brought for information at the February 26, 2018 meeting and is intended to respond to the change in law under Assembly Bill 670, which amends Education Code section 45103 to include part-time playground positions as part of the classified service, effective January 1, 2018

Safe School Plans are updated annually to reflect changes in board policies or additional safety measures at schools.  All safe school plans also have additional or supplementary materials that are confidential that include reunification of students and staff dismissal after an emergency.  All Safe School Plans will be available on the District website pending board approval. These plans were brought for information at the February 26, 2018 meeting and staff is recommending approval at this meeting.

Per information given at the February 26, 2018 meeting, the District is currently eligible to charge the higher "Level 2" developer fees for residential and commercial construction, as per a Resolution adopted by the Board on April 10, 2017; however, a study must be conducted to adjust "Level 1" fees each year, so that the most current "Level 1" rate approved by the State Allocation Board can be charged should the district ever lose "Level 2" eligibility.  The Developer Fee Justification Study dated January 26, 2018, provides verification that the district's "Level 1" fees will remain at $3.79 per square foot for residential construction, and raise from $0.56 per square foot to $0.61 for commercial/industrial construction.  The study was prepared for the district by Jack Schreder and Associates.  

The resolution is being brought back for adoption/action this evening.

In keeping with the updating of its policies, at the February 26th meeting, the Board was asked to review the various following board policies and administrative regulations which have been reviewed by Cabinet members:

October 2016:  BP and AR 6173, E 6173 (1 and 2)

October 2017:  BP and AR 6020, BP and AR 6173.2

December 2017:  AR 5148.2 (keep current policy), BP 6146.1

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