Hawes Elementary highlighted its arts education program, funded by Proposition 28 funding. The presentation showcased how TK-5 students participate in visual arts and dance classes, enriching their creativity and self-expression. The visual arts program introduces students to famous artists and hands-on projects in a dedicated art space. Meanwhile, the dance program provides structured movement classes focused on skill-building, choreography, and confidence-building. Students shared personal testimonials on the positive impact of these programs as well as a lively dance performance that brought the arts to life for the Board and audience.

The Board approved the 2024-2025 Comprehensive School Safety Plans, which outline site-specific strategies for ensuring safe and secure learning environments across all District schools. Copies of each school’s plan are available for review at school sites and the district office.

The Board approved the Second Interim Financial Report as part of the state-mandated budget certification process, ensuring the District can meet its financial obligations for the current and subsequent two fiscal years. Covering all transactions through January 31, 2025, the report reflects updated state and county financial projections and recommends a positive certification, confirming the District's fiscal stability. Key highlights included the transition to community-funded status, property tax revenue trends, and multi-year financial projections. Reserve levels and expenditure considerations were also discussed, including salaries, benefits, and Proposition 28 funding. The full report is available on the Fiscal Services website.