Approval of the Following Appointments: 
1. Representative to the Solano County School Boards Association
2. District/City Liaison
3. Benicia Youth Action Committee
4. Valero Community Advisory
5. Board Policy Committee
6. District Curriculum Council
7. Facilities Steering Committee
8. BEF Committee

The policy committee meets to review and update Board policies to ensure alignment with current mandates and state and federal requirements. The work of this committee ensures that district policies remain current and that updates are ongoing. This committee also considers new policies being proposed at the local level. The committee meets quarterly.

Two board representatives are needed for this advisory committee. The lead assigned staff representative to this committee is the Superintendent.

A primary goal of the Board of Education is to support student achievement by continuing to expand curriculum development, assessment systems, professional development opportunities and programs that support student success for the organization. This committee works to ensure actions taken by district staff support the vision for student achievement and high quality teaching and learning. The committee meets                .

Two board representatives are needed for this advisory committee. The lead assigned staff representative to this committee is the Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services.

This committee meets to review bond construction needs and next steps and has representatives from multiple district departments, school sites, and board.  The main priority is to make recommendations to the board and meets as needed.

Two board representatives are needed for this advisory committee. The lead assigned staff representative to this committee is the Bond Director.

PLEASE NOTE: BUSD has moved to in-person Board meetings. We ask that members of the public, who wish to attend, including those who wish to address the board, wear a mask at all times.  All functions of the Board meeting, including public comments, will take place in person. Members of the public may address the Board at a regular meeting on any item within the Board's jurisdiction. Speaker cards are available at the back table. Please note the item you wish to speak to and submit a card to the Board Secretary. The Board President will call all the "open session" public comments not on the agenda (Gov. Code Section 54954.3) during the public comment item. Comments for items on the agenda will be called during the specific item. Comments are limited to no more than three minutes per speaker or the board may limit the total time to 20 minutes per item. By law, no action may be taken on any item raised during the public comment periods and matters may be referred to staff for placement on a future agenda of the Governing Board.  Please be reminded to keep your comments respectful as students may be watching the board meeting, thank you.

Currently, a school board member is provided the statutorily-allowed school board stipend of $240/month. It is at the school board's discretion to consider providing up to an annual 5% increase to the monthly school board stipend to its school board members.  The total annual cost of the 5% increase to the district would be $720.

Approval of resolution no. 21-22-14 to provide an increase to the current school board stipend for school board members

Dr. Leslie Beatson, Assistant Superintendent Education Services, will present information about a newly released grant called Educator Effectiveness.  The purpose of the presentation is to report on the grant requirements, the proposed usage of the Educator Effectiveness Grant over the next four years and the alignment to BUSD's Strategic Plan and other grant funding sources. 

PRESENTATION