Ron McPeck - Ron began his teaching career in Nebraska in 1960. In 1966, he began teaching for the San Bernardino school system. He taught history and coached speech and debate and tennis. He served as Secretary, Treasurer, and Vice President of the California Teachers Association (CTA), retiring in 1995. Ron served on the Redlands Unified School District for 20 years.

1.  Approve the minutes of the September 13, 2022, Board of Education Regular Meeting and the September 15, 2022, Board of Education Special Board Meeting.

HMH Professional Learning represents noted researchers and speakers throughout the country.  The contract will cover the speaking services of Dr. Tyrone Howard, professor in the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, where he also serves as Associate Dean for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.  His research examines culture, race, teaching, and learning.  He has published several bestselling books exploring these topics, including Expanding College Access for Urban Youth.  Dr. Howard will speak to the administrative team, at their advance, on current matters of equity and schooling. 

Building A Generation will match services, materials and products, to the District’s expense for Facility Usage, Utilities and Administrative Support.  The total amount of the in-kind support is $23,232.17 per year.  Building A Generation’s continued funding provided by the Department of Behavioral Health addresses the unmet need of access to mental health services for our children as well as transitional age youth and families.  Building A Generation will be more capable of ensuring access to quality mental health services so that the existing Family Resource can truly become “one stop” centers that are able to fully address the key community needs for all age groups of the multiple communities served by the Redlands Unified School District.  Building A Generation has been providing the Family Resource Center Program at our schools since 2010.

Mountain View Child Care leases a 1,638 square foot classroom area at the sub-acute facility located at 1720 South Mountain View Avenue, Loma Linda to the District to be used as a classroom to provide educational instruction, educational services, program planning and related services for children who are being cared for by Totally Kids, Inc. The District began leasing a space at the facility in 2009.

On June 15, 2021 the Board approved the agreement with PBK-WLC to provide Architectural and Engineering Services for the Redlands East Valley High School S Wing Parking Lot Expansion Project. This fee increase is for District requested updates to the landscape plans. 

Student M.P., through his/her Parents, have requested an Independent Educational Evaluation (“IEE”) at public expense. M.P. has selected Consultant to conduct an IEE in the area of psychoeducation. Consultant is specially trained, experienced, and qualified to conduct the IEE. District has agreed to M.P.’s request for an IEE at public expense and seeks the Board’s approval of the Consultant Agreement.

Redlands Unified School District will reimburse the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools for two high school students to attend the University of California Riverside Medical Leaders of Tomorrow (MLT) program.  Students enrolled in the Medical Leaders of Tomorrow program will have the opportunity to explore a future career in the health care profession. Original Board date was August 9, 2022, Amendment No. 1 adds clarification to the per student amount.  

UC Davis Center for Integrated Computing and STEM Education shall provide a 15 Day On-Site C-STEM professional development workshop for K-14 teachers that will focus on supporting the teachers with the understanding of CStem Curriculum and associated technology skills as how to integrate the curriculum into their classes. 

Board Policy and Administrative Regulation 1230 – School-Connected Organizations states that the Governing Board needs to authorize a school-connected organization to operate at a school.  

Board Policy and Administrative Regulation 1230 – School-Connected Organizations states that the Governing Board needs to authorize a school-connected organization to operate at a school.  

This change order is for Bid 14-22, Redlands East Valley High School Parking Expansion Project, which the Board awarded on May 24, 2022.  This change order addresses unforeseen conditions and contains an explanation of the reason for the change order, the amount, and the amended contract amount.   

California Education Code (EC) Section 32281(a) requires every kindergarten through grade twelve school, public and public charter, including community and court schools, to develop and maintain a CSSP designed to address campus risks, prepare for emergencies, and create a safe, secure learning environment for students and school personnel. The law requires designated stakeholders to annually engage in a systematic planning process to develop strategies and policies to prevent and respond to potential incidents involving emergencies, natural and other disasters, hate crimes, violence, active assailants/intruders, bullying and cyberbullying, discrimination and harassment, child abuse and neglect, discipline, suspension and expulsion, and other safety aspects. The law requires that each school update and adopt its CSSP by March 1 annually. It requires that the school district or COE approve CSSPs. EC does not specify a date by which the safety plan must be approved by the district; however, the school district or COE must annually notify the CDE by October 15 of any school(s) that have not complied with requirements. Effective school safety planning must be a dynamic, ongoing process with plans being reviewed and evaluated regularly, and after critical incidents.

The goal of this project is to provide support to selected focal schools in areas of planning, implementation, and improvement. SBCSS agrees to provide coaching, support and training on a monthly basis, as well as provide support and facilitate communication between the UC Berkeley Data Team, as UC Berkeley will provide Institutional Review Board (IRB) oversight for the protection of research participants within the scope of this project. Following the successful performance of this MOU, SBCSS agrees to pay $45,834.00 to both schools; half of this payment to be distributed during the 2022-23 fiscal year, and the other half during the 2023-24 fiscal year.

The revisions to this Board Policy and Administrative Regulation will bring them current with California School Boards Association (CSBA) guidelines, Education Code and/or Legislation.

The revisions to this Board Policy and Administrative Regulation will bring them current with California School Boards Association (CSBA) guidelines, Education Code and/or Legislation.

The revisions to this Board Policy and adoption of this Administrative Regulation will bring the District current with California School Boards Association (CSBA) guidelines, Education Code and/or Legislation.

The revisions to this Board Policy and Administrative Regulation will bring them current with California School Boards Association (CSBA) guidelines, Education Code and/or Legislation.

To be funded by ASB; Four days of school will be missed.

To be funded by ASB; Zero days of school will be missed.

To be funded by ASB; Two days of school will be missed.

The theme for the 2022 Red Ribbon Week Celebration is, “Celebrate Life. Live Drug Free.” District support of this week-long celebration makes a visible statement that we are firmly committed to drug-free and alcohol abuse-free communities.

Student 2022-2023-003 was recommended for expulsion in violation of Education Code 48915 (a2) Possession of any knife or other dangerous object (knife). 

Student 2022-2023-002 was recommended for expulsion in violation of Education Code 48900 (c) Possessed, used, sold, or otherwise furnished, or been under the influence of any controlled substance (marijuana).