Meeting Agenda
I. OPENING
I.1. Call to Order
I.2. Roll Call
I.3. Pledge of Allegiance
I.4. Moment of Silence
I.5. Adoption of Agenda
II. STUDENT RECOGNITION
Emily Land - English
Mason Kinnamon - Science
Antoine Pinn - Mathematics
Vic Johnson - Social Studies
Sawyer Trezise - Physical Education
Mekenzie Combs - Foreign Language
Amy Vasquez - Performing & Visual Arts
Gunner Light - Career & Technical Education
Muattar Eshmurodova - AVID 
Danielle Khin - Senior Spotlight
Koby De La Haye - Male Athlete
Sophie Walter - Female Athlete
Javan Sutter - Pursuing Victory with Honor
III. EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION
Austin Hudson, History Teacher and Head Boys Basketball Coach
IV. REPORTS
The Superintendent and Board Member(s) reports will consist of brief summaries of current events.  These reports will be without any discussion or feedback. 
IV.1. Superintendent 's Report
IV.2. Board Member Report(s) - Governing Board Members will report on campus visits and participation in the WICOR Walkabouts from the week of February 24th - 28th, 2025.  Board Member Nevarez will also report on the Girls Basketball send-off that took place Wednesday, February 26th for the 1st round of the State Play-Offs vs. Douglas High School, Douglas AZ.
V. PRESENTATION AND INFORMATION
V.1. Administration Information - Principal Beery will highlight information on Mingus Union High School CTE (Career and Technical Education) offerings and CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organizations).
V.2. Student Council Presentation - Student Council members will be presenting current Student Body events and future activities.  Items include: Soccer, Wrestling, Basketball send offs, Toys for Tots recognition, Prom planning, Character Counts Spirit Week. (Student Council)
V.3. AVID Information - AVID students will present how the AVID program has affected them and their education. Other items to be covered: Guest Speakers who have been to the class and Oakland A's Education Day. (AVID Students)
V.4. Other Information for Reading
  • March Newsletter
VI. BOARD MEETING MINUTES NOT PREVIOUSLY APPROVED
VI.1. Meetings
  • February 13, 2025 - Regular Meeting
  • February 27, 2025 - Work Session
  • March 7, 2025 - Strategic Planning Phase 0 Meeting
VII. PUBLIC COMMENTS 
At the conclusion of the call to the public, Board members may respond to any criticism made by an individual who addressed the Board.  Board members may also direct staff to review the concern or request the item be discussed at a future meeting.  Board members may not discuss or take legal action on matters raised during this open call to the public. If you have submitted a Request to Speak form, the Board President will call upon you and ask that you please identify yourself by clearly stating for the record your name and address. Citizens are asked to restrict their comments to three (3) minutes. Groups wishing to speak should select a spokesperson to represent the view of the group. (Board President may refrain from reciting this section if no RTS forms have been submitted).
VIII. ACTION ITEMS - CONSENT
VIII.1. Approval of Routine Vouchers
VIII.1.1. Expense
#1026 - $, 62,574.61
#1027 - $104,425.75
#1028 - $  45,175.27
VIII.1.2. Payroll
#21 - $397,638.34
#22 - $    1,822.00
#23 - $138,750.05
 
VIII.1.3. Bookstore Activity
VIII.2. Personnel - HR Report
VIII.2.1. Approval of Certified and Administrative Employment Renewals 
VIII.3. Donation
Tina Webster - Prom Closet
Lori Brewer - Theatre Arts
Nancy Erickson - Golf
Hope Center Report - February
VIII.4. Agreements 
  • ESA Renewal for 2025-2026 
  • Center for High School Success 
VIII.5. Policy Second Reading - Second reading of Policy IKC.
IX. ACTION ITEMS - DISTRICT BUSINESS
IX.1. CPR Certification - The Board will discuss and possibly approve CPR certification requirement that will include hands-on skill(s) for all certified teachers starting in FY2027. (Superintendent Herne and Mrs. Anguiano) 
IX.2. Mingus Union High School 2025-2026 Academic Calendar - The Board will discuss and possibly approve the 2025-2026 Academic Calendar. (Superintendent Herne) 
IX.3. Federal Single Audit, USFR Compliance Questionnaire, and 2024 Comprehensive Financial Report- Consideration and possible acceptance of the 2024 Single Audit, USFR Compliance Questionnaire, and Comprehensive Financial Report. (Finance Director Lynn Leonard)
X. INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS
X.1. Café Updates - Presentation regarding Slush Machine as part of the nutrition program and other updates.  (Staff Resource: Café Director, Christopher Lomeli)
X.2. Current status of the MUHS Curriculum - MUHS will present a journey of progress from the 2019 Curriculum Audit. (Principal Beery, A.P. Anderson, Director Wesbrock, Superintendent Herne)
X.3. Policy Ist Reading - First readings of Policy Advisory 809-818 Volume 37 #1, Policy A, A-R, IJM, IJM-R and IKF. (Superintendent Herne)
  • Policy Advisory 809-818 Volume 37 #1
  • Policy A
  • Policy A-R
  • Policy IJM 
  • Policy IJM-R
  • Policy IKF
X.4. Campus Updates - Information, discussion and updates on the Cottonwood Trees on campus. (Superintendent Herne)
XI. REQUEST FOR FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
 
XII. ADJOURNMENT
Agenda Item Details Reload Your Meeting
Meeting: March 13, 2025 at 6:00 PM - Regular Meeting
Subject:
I. OPENING
Subject:
I.1. Call to Order
Subject:
I.2. Roll Call
Subject:
I.3. Pledge of Allegiance
Subject:
I.4. Moment of Silence
Subject:
I.5. Adoption of Agenda
Subject:
II. STUDENT RECOGNITION
Emily Land - English
Mason Kinnamon - Science
Antoine Pinn - Mathematics
Vic Johnson - Social Studies
Sawyer Trezise - Physical Education
Mekenzie Combs - Foreign Language
Amy Vasquez - Performing & Visual Arts
Gunner Light - Career & Technical Education
Muattar Eshmurodova - AVID 
Danielle Khin - Senior Spotlight
Koby De La Haye - Male Athlete
Sophie Walter - Female Athlete
Javan Sutter - Pursuing Victory with Honor
Subject:
III. EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION
Austin Hudson, History Teacher and Head Boys Basketball Coach
Subject:
IV. REPORTS
The Superintendent and Board Member(s) reports will consist of brief summaries of current events.  These reports will be without any discussion or feedback. 
Subject:
IV.1. Superintendent 's Report
Subject:
IV.2. Board Member Report(s) - Governing Board Members will report on campus visits and participation in the WICOR Walkabouts from the week of February 24th - 28th, 2025.  Board Member Nevarez will also report on the Girls Basketball send-off that took place Wednesday, February 26th for the 1st round of the State Play-Offs vs. Douglas High School, Douglas AZ.
Subject:
V. PRESENTATION AND INFORMATION
Subject:
V.1. Administration Information - Principal Beery will highlight information on Mingus Union High School CTE (Career and Technical Education) offerings and CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organizations).
Subject:
V.2. Student Council Presentation - Student Council members will be presenting current Student Body events and future activities.  Items include: Soccer, Wrestling, Basketball send offs, Toys for Tots recognition, Prom planning, Character Counts Spirit Week. (Student Council)
Subject:
V.3. AVID Information - AVID students will present how the AVID program has affected them and their education. Other items to be covered: Guest Speakers who have been to the class and Oakland A's Education Day. (AVID Students)
Subject:
V.4. Other Information for Reading
  • March Newsletter
Attachments:
Subject:
VI. BOARD MEETING MINUTES NOT PREVIOUSLY APPROVED
Subject:
VI.1. Meetings
  • February 13, 2025 - Regular Meeting
  • February 27, 2025 - Work Session
  • March 7, 2025 - Strategic Planning Phase 0 Meeting
Attachments:
Subject:
VII. PUBLIC COMMENTS 
At the conclusion of the call to the public, Board members may respond to any criticism made by an individual who addressed the Board.  Board members may also direct staff to review the concern or request the item be discussed at a future meeting.  Board members may not discuss or take legal action on matters raised during this open call to the public. If you have submitted a Request to Speak form, the Board President will call upon you and ask that you please identify yourself by clearly stating for the record your name and address. Citizens are asked to restrict their comments to three (3) minutes. Groups wishing to speak should select a spokesperson to represent the view of the group. (Board President may refrain from reciting this section if no RTS forms have been submitted).
Subject:
VIII. ACTION ITEMS - CONSENT
Subject:
VIII.1. Approval of Routine Vouchers
Subject:
VIII.1.1. Expense
#1026 - $, 62,574.61
#1027 - $104,425.75
#1028 - $  45,175.27
Attachments:
Subject:
VIII.1.2. Payroll
#21 - $397,638.34
#22 - $    1,822.00
#23 - $138,750.05
 
Attachments:
Subject:
VIII.1.3. Bookstore Activity
Description:
Ratification of payments 
Attachments:
Subject:
VIII.2. Personnel - HR Report
Attachments:
Subject:
VIII.2.1. Approval of Certified and Administrative Employment Renewals 
Subject:
VIII.3. Donation
Tina Webster - Prom Closet
Lori Brewer - Theatre Arts
Nancy Erickson - Golf
Hope Center Report - February
Subject:
VIII.4. Agreements 
  • ESA Renewal for 2025-2026 
  • Center for High School Success 
Subject:
VIII.5. Policy Second Reading - Second reading of Policy IKC.
Attachments:
Subject:
IX. ACTION ITEMS - DISTRICT BUSINESS
Subject:
IX.1. CPR Certification - The Board will discuss and possibly approve CPR certification requirement that will include hands-on skill(s) for all certified teachers starting in FY2027. (Superintendent Herne and Mrs. Anguiano) 
Subject:
IX.2. Mingus Union High School 2025-2026 Academic Calendar - The Board will discuss and possibly approve the 2025-2026 Academic Calendar. (Superintendent Herne) 
Attachments:
Subject:
IX.3. Federal Single Audit, USFR Compliance Questionnaire, and 2024 Comprehensive Financial Report- Consideration and possible acceptance of the 2024 Single Audit, USFR Compliance Questionnaire, and Comprehensive Financial Report. (Finance Director Lynn Leonard)
Subject:
X. INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS
Subject:
X.1. Café Updates - Presentation regarding Slush Machine as part of the nutrition program and other updates.  (Staff Resource: Café Director, Christopher Lomeli)
Subject:
X.2. Current status of the MUHS Curriculum - MUHS will present a journey of progress from the 2019 Curriculum Audit. (Principal Beery, A.P. Anderson, Director Wesbrock, Superintendent Herne)
Subject:
X.3. Policy Ist Reading - First readings of Policy Advisory 809-818 Volume 37 #1, Policy A, A-R, IJM, IJM-R and IKF. (Superintendent Herne)
  • Policy Advisory 809-818 Volume 37 #1
  • Policy A
  • Policy A-R
  • Policy IJM 
  • Policy IJM-R
  • Policy IKF
Attachments:
Subject:
X.4. Campus Updates - Information, discussion and updates on the Cottonwood Trees on campus. (Superintendent Herne)
Subject:
XI. REQUEST FOR FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
 
Subject:
XII. ADJOURNMENT

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