Discussion – Legal Fees and Services Provided by F3 Law

Review of Revised Board Policies and Administrative Regulations

Approval of Officers of the Governing Board for 2026

Approval of Foundation Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

District moving toward a new Facilities Master Plan (first since 2011).

Bond funds nearly exhausted; $35M in state funds potentially available.

Earliest new bond: 2028 → projects completed ~2032.

Strong focus on sustainability, equity, and preventive maintenance.

Community trust issues (e.g., closed session personnel concerns) remain highly visible.

Long-Awaited Foundation Audit Released

Key Questions Raised by Students Left Unanswered

Board Instructs Superintendent to create a Memorandum of Understanding to Govern Foundation Relationship

SDUHSD Approves 2025-26 Budget and three-year projection showing continued financial stress

Board Approves New Collective Bargaining Agreements for Teachers and Classified Staff

Restroom Safety Discussed with No Action Taken

SDUHSD Budget Revised Downward due to Lower Tax Revenue Forecast

Student Discipline Data and Relevant Ed Code Reviewed

Ethnic Studies Class will be optional for 9th Grade English

Trustees Allman and Williams Take Their Oath of Office

Trustee Williams Elected as Board President

Update Provided on One San Dieguito Initiative

Ethnic Studies Unit 4 Approved

District’s Budget Shows Large Operating Deficit

Katrina Young’s Last Regular Board Meeting

Student Enrollment Continues to Decline

Improved High School Selection Process Reviewed

Beginning Contract Negotiations with the Teachers Union

Contract Approved to Audit the High School Foundations

Ethnic Studies Unit 3 Approved

Summer School Attended by More Than 700 Students

FCMAT Presents Special Education Review

Torrey Pines High School Aquatic Center Groundbreaking Ceremony on September 5

Ethnic Studies Community Engagement Nights

District Approves LCAP and District Budget

Staff Reviews Support Services for LGBTQ+ Students

Update provided on Ethnic Studies Curriculum Development Process

Torrey Pines High School Aquatic Center Approved to Begin Construction

2024-25 Budget Shows Continued Deficit Spending

New Policies Approved Regarding Instructional Materials and the Director of Community Relations and Outreach (Ombudsman)

Surveys of Parents, Students, and Staff Highlight Disconnect

New Instructional Materials Approved

Ethnic Studies Class to be Developed

Torrey Pines Pool Aquatic Center Construction Bids to be Reviewed at Next Board Meeting

National Conflict Resolution Center Reviews the “One San Dieguito” Initiative

New Principal, Communications Directors, and Director of Community Resolution and Outreach (Ombudsman) Announced

Ethnic Literature Class Approved, But Will Not Run

Torrey Pines Pool CEQA Exemption Application Approved

Board Approves Funding and Bid Process for New Torrey Pines Aquatic Facility

Superintendent Addresses Childish Gambino Video and Ethnic Literature Curriculum

Management Salary Increases Approved

Second Interim Budget Approved

Katrina Young Will Not Run for Re-election

Board Ratifies New Teachers Union Contract

New Associate Superintendent of Business Services Hired

Torrey Pines Principal Discusses Improvements in Bathroom Safety 

Superintendent Starts Discussion on Board Priorities

Community Comes Out Strong in Favor of an Aquatic Center at Torrey Pines High School

The School Board Votes to Support the Continued Development of Building a Pool at Torrey Pines

The Funding of the Aquatic Center Remains Controversial

Girls Flag Football Celebrated

Board Leadership Unchanged

Director of Community Resolution & Outreach Position Approved

Interim Budget Approved

Streamlined Board Governance Handbook Discussed

Public comment process remains controversial

Adam Bishop appointed Interim Principal at Carmel Valley Middle School

California Standardized Test Results (CAASPP) reviewed

Bus purchase fails to obtain Board approval

New Public Comment Process Sparks Controversy

Terrorist Attacks Condemned

National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists Recognized

National Conflict Resolution Center Contract

Assistant Superintendent Tina Douglas Resigns