Video, transcripts, and deep links for 20 archived Unknown Jurisdiction public meetings from 2016-02-02 to 2026-01-22 — 20 with a searchable transcript.
1:32:24
What that means is some functions, some departments, some sections, losing priority versus what we're actually trying to do. So for example, you really, you can't cut curriculum that much because we're still trying to improve our curriculum and add more subject matters that fall into the curriculum.
1:35:27
This is going to inform our instruction. This is going to give us evidence of implementation of curriculum. Struggles with curriculum, praises in curriculum, praises for student growth, for teacher growth, all of those things.
3:37:35
But we defined what a rich school district was on the property wealth. And it was like $180,000 or so. At that time, I proposed that we tie that to the CPI, so that would go because realizing that inflation would just push – we didn't do that.
1:05:01
So I'm going to go over some of those three components. Last year's tax rate was the actual rate that the school district used to determine property taxes last year.
24:49
What we saw in Alameda, California in 2022, a school board contest that was improperly certified, they actually got the wrong winner in the certified election and it took the eventual sharing of their ranking profiles and CAS vote records and recalculation with the proper set of…