Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District

3 Tuesday, June 16, 2026 Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Professional Development Service Center Board Room 1791 W. Acacia Ave., Hemet, CA 92545 Closed Session 3:00 p.m. Open Session 5:30 p.m. --- In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special assistance, disability related modifications or accommodations, including auxiliary aids or services, in order to participate the public meetings of the District's governing board, please contact the office of the District Superintendent at (951)765-5100. ----- Notification 48 hours prior to the meeting will enable the District to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accommodation and accessibility to this meeting. Upon request, the District shall also make available this agenda and all other public records associated with this meeting in appropriate alternative formats for persons with a disability. A. PUBLIC MEETING Subject 1. Call to Order Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category A. PUBLIC MEETING Type Procedural File Attachments Subject 2. Roll Call/Establishment of Quorum Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category A. PUBLIC MEETING Type Procedural File Attachments Subject 3. Hearing Session - Opportunity to Address the Board on Closed Session Items Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category A. PUBLIC MEETING Type Information, Procedural This is an opportunity for citizens to make suggestions, identify concerns, request information, or offer objective criticism about matters affecting the school district. The President invites anyone wishing to address the Board regarding any item, to do so at this time. If you wish to address a Board item on the agenda, you may do so now, or when the item appears on the agenda - prior to a vote being taken. To address the Board, please complete a Public Comment Card, located in the foyer area, and give it to the Superintendent's Executive Assistant. The President will call upon you at the Hearing Session or at the time the item appears on the agenda, as indicated on your Public Comment Card. When called upon, please give your name and then make your statement. Per Board Bylaw 9323, i ndividual speakers shall be allowed three minutes to address the Board on each agenda or nonagenda item. The Board shall limit the total time for public input on each item to 20 minutes . Government Code Section 54954.(2)(3) prohibits the Governing Board from discussing or taking action on any matter that is not on the published agenda. Board members may ask questions for clarification on comments made and, if appropriate, may refer the matter to the Superintendent or designee for future follow-up. File Attachments Subject 4. Announcement of Closed Session Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category A. PUBLIC MEETING Type Procedural File Attachments B. CLOSED SESSION Subject 1. To Discuss Superintendent's Evaluation Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category B. CLOSED SESSION Type File Attachments Subject 2. To Discuss Negotiations with the Chief Negotiator, per Government Code 3549.1 and 54957.6 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category B. CLOSED SESSION Type Discussion File Attachments Subject 3. To Discuss the Employee Items as listed, per Government Code 54957, 54957.6 and 3549.1; Public Employee Employment/Discipline/Dismissal/Release pursuant to Government Code 54957 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category B. CLOSED SESSION Type Discussion File Attachments Subject 4. To Discuss Pupil Personnel Items as listed, per 49070 and 76232 of the Education Code; deliberations regarding the expulsion of students; reconsideration of inter- or intra-district transfer requests Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category B. CLOSED SESSION Type Discussion File Attachments Subject 5. To Confer with the Real Property Negotiator, per Government Code 54956.8 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category B. CLOSED SESSION Type Discussion File Attachments Subject 6. To Confer with Legal Counsel - Anticipated/Existing/Initiation of Litigation, per Government Code 54956.9(d)(1)(2)(3)(4) Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category B. CLOSED SESSION Type Discussion File Attachments C. RECONVENE TO OPEN SESSION Subject 1. Report Out from Closed Session if Needed Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category C. RECONVENE TO OPEN SESSION Type Information File Attachments Subject 2. Pledge of Allegiance and Moment of Silence Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category C. RECONVENE TO OPEN SESSION Type Procedural File Attachments Subject 3. Revision/Adoption/Ordering of Agenda Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category C. RECONVENE TO OPEN SESSION Type Action, Procedural Recommended Action Adopt or Amend Agenda. File Attachments Motion & Voting Adopt or Amend Agenda. Motion by Kenneth Prado, second by Patrick Searl. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Not Present at Vote: Al Cordova D. INFORMATION/DISCUSSION/REPORTS Subject 1. Community Schools Presentation - Kristen Anderson, Assistant Superintendent Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category D. INFORMATION/DISCUSSION/REPORTS Type Discussion, Information, Reports RATIONALE Accept Staff report; provide guidance/direction as appropriate. Submitted by: Kristen Anderson Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services File Attachments 2026 HUSD Community Schools (2).pdf (3,743 KB) Subject 2. Community Facilities District No. 2023-2 Series 2026 Special Tax Bonds Presentation - Darrin Watters, Deputy Superintendent Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category D. INFORMATION/DISCUSSION/REPORTS Type Discussion, Information, Reports RATIONALE Accept Staff report; provide guidance/direction as appropriate. Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments CFD 2023-2 STB 2026 Hemet USD Board Presentation.pdf (868 KB) E. HEARING SESSION - OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS THE BOARD Subject 1. Opportunity to Address the Board - Public Comments Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category E. HEARING SESSION - OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS THE BOARD Type Information, Procedural This is an opportunity for citizens to make suggestions, identify concerns, request information, or offer objective criticism about matters affecting the school district. The President invites anyone wishing to address the Board regarding any item, to do so at this time. If you wish to address a Board item on the agenda, you may do so now, or when the item appears on the agenda - prior to a vote being taken. To address the Board, please complete a Public Comment Card, located in the foyer area, and give it to the Superintendent's Executive Assistant. The President will call upon you at the Hearing Session or at the time the item appears on the agenda, as indicated on your Public Comment Card. When called upon, please give your name and then make your statement. Per Board Bylaw 9323, i ndividual speakers shall be allowed three minutes to address the Board on each agenda or nonagenda item. The Board shall limit the total time for public input on each item to 20 minutes . Government Code Section 54954.(2)(3) prohibits the Governing Board from discussing or taking action on any matter that is not on the published agenda. Board members may ask questions for clarification on comments made and, if appropriate, may refer the matter to the Superintendent or designee for future follow-up. File Attachments F. ACTION ITEMS Subject 1. Notice of Consolidation of Governing Board Election and Order of Election for November 3, 2026 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Approval of Order of Election for the Hemet Unified School District and Adoption of Resolution 4174 Ordering Consolidated Governing Board Member Biennial Election, Specifications of the Election Order and Request for Consolidation Pursuant to the provision of Education Code Section 5340 and 5323 state that when a consolidated election is required to be held, the County Superintendent shall notify the governing boards of all school districts and CCDs in writing at least 130 days prior to the date of the election. (June 26, 2026). Education Code Section 5322 states than whenever an election if ordered, the governing boards of school districts must submit the Order of Election Resolutions with specifications of the date and purpose of the election concurrently to the County Superintendent and Registrar of Voters at least 123 days prior to the election (July 3, 2026). Education Code Section 5324 requires the county superintendent of schools to deliver to the county elections official in the county where the election is to be held, copies of: (a) the order of election, and (b) the formal notice of election, at least 120 days prior to the date of election. (July 6, 2026). Education Code Section 5325 similarly requires the county Superintendent to post or publicize the notice of election and d eliver a copy of the formal notice of election to the county elections official at least 120 days prior to the date of the election. (July 6, 2026). Per Elect Code 10603, candidates must file declaration of candidacy for school board with the registrar no earlier than 113 days prior to election (July 13, 2026) and no later than 88 days prior to election (August 7, 2026). Attached is the Order of Election and Resolution 4174, which also contains the specifications of the Election Order and Request for Consolidation which must be approved by the Governing Board prior to July 3, 2026. November 3, 2026 will be election day and December 11, 2026 will be the earliest beginning term of office for newly elected board members. The Oath of Office must be executed prior to taking office. Governing Board incumbents are as follows: Horacio Ross Valenzuela, Trustee Area 2 Al Cordova, Trustee Area 3 Kenneth Prado, Trustee Area 5 Jeremy Parsons, Trustee Area 7 File Attachments Order of Election Resolution 4174.pdf (16 KB) Motion & Voting Approval of Order of Election for the Hemet Unified School District and Adoption of Resolution 4174 Ordering Consolidated Governing Board Member Biennial Election, Specifications of the Election Order and Request for Consolidation Motion by Patrick Searl, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Not Present at Vote: Al Cordova Subject 2. Approval of the 2026-2027 Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) and Local Indicators Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Approve the 2026-2027 Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) and Local Indicators RATIONALE July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027, Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) and Local Indicators. The Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) is required to identify goals and measure progress for student subgroups across eight state priority areas. Districts must include in their LCAP (1) Actions, services, and expenditures for all students and subgroups and (2) Additional actions and services for "unduplicated pupils" including low-income students, English learners, foster youth and redesignated English learners. In conjunction with the LCAP, the District must adopt the California Dashboard Local Indicators as well. A public hearing was held on June 2, 2026, with no comments. Submitted by: Dr. Jennifer Martin Assistant Superintendent, Improvement & Analytics File Attachments Hemet USD Local Indicator Responses - June 2, 2026 (1) (1).pdf (231 KB) Hemet USD 2026-27 Local Control Accountability Plan - 16 June 2026 - Board Adoption.pdf (6,228 KB) Motion & Voting Approve the 2026-2027 Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) and Local Indicators Motion by Ross Valenzuela, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Not Present at Vote: Al Cordova Subject 3. Approval and Adoption of the 2026-27 Budget Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Approve and Adopt the 2026-27 Budget RATIONALE State law requires the Governing Board to hold a public hearing and adopt its annual budget by July 1. The budget describes the financial plan of how the District will accomplish its mission, priorities, goals, and objectives for the year. The budget was presented to the Board at its meeting on June 2, 2026. A public hearing for the District’s budget was also held on June 2, 2026. No public comments were received. Approval and Adoption of the budget as presented. Financial Impact: General Fund expenditures and other uses totaling $463.9 million. All other fund expenditures and other uses totaled $129.0 million. Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments CKY Fin1a 2026-27 Adopted Budget Book.pdf (46,092 KB) Motion & Voting Approve and Adopt the 2026-27 Budget Motion by Patrick Searl, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Not Present at Vote: Al Cordova Subject 4. Adoption of Resolution No. 4161 to Commit General Fund Balances Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Adoption of Resolution 4161 RATIONALE Business Services requests adoption of Resolution No. 4161 to commit General Fund balances for the specified purposes. The District has an adopted fund balance policy in place that is subject to renewal each year. The fund balance policy provides for the District to assign or commit portions of its general fund ending balance as appropriate. Committed and assigned balances are reevaluated with each financial report. The committed balances identified as part of the 2026-27 Adopted Budget Report are listed below. Amounts in the General Fund ending balance are being proposed to be committed for the following purposes: Health & Welfare HTA Reserve $2,220,124 Offset for Future Deficits $51,521,536 Adoption of Resolution No. 4161 to commit General Fund ending balances for the specified purposes. Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments Reso 4161 Commit Gen Fund Bal.pdf (101 KB) Motion & Voting Adoption of Resolution 4161 Motion by Patrick Searl, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Not Present at Vote: Al Cordova Subject 5. Adoption of Resolution 4162 GASB 54 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Adoption of Resolution 4162 RATIONALE Business Services requests adoption of Resolution No. 4162 to assign fund balance classifications, fund balance spending order and minimum fund balance pursuant to GASB 54 regulations for the 2026-27 Fiscal Year. Regulations authorized by the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) 54 require districts to put in place certain policies affecting fund balances in the General Fund. GASB 54 requires districts to assign fund balance amounts to specific categories and to designate authority to assign those balances. GASB 54 also recommends that districts adopt policies governing the order in which balances in each category may be spent and to establish a minimum fund balance. The resolution with the fund balance policy is to be reviewed and approved annually. Adoption of Resolution No. 4162 to assign fund balance classifications, fund balance spending order, and minimum fund balance pursuant to GASB 54 regulations for the 2026-27 Fiscal Year. Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments Res 4162 GASB 54 FINAL.pdf (126 KB) Motion & Voting Adoption of Resolution 4162 Motion by Patrick Searl, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Not Present at Vote: Al Cordova Subject 6. Hold a Public Hearing for the Proposed Uses of the 2026-27 Education Protection Act (Propositions 30 and 55) Funding for Hemet Unified School District and District-Sponsored Charter School Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Procedural RATIONALE Pursuant to Article XIII, Section 36 of the California Constitution, school districts and charter schools are to identify the proposed uses of funds received by school districts and charter schools as a result of the passage of the Education Protection Act Funds (Propositions 30 and 55), in an open, public meeting. Hemet Unified School District and the Western Center Academy intend to use the EPA funds to support classroom teacher salaries. Open Public Hearing at _____________. Take comments. Close Public Hearing at _________. Hold a public hearing per Article XIII, Section 36 of the California Constitution for the opportunity to review and discuss the proposed uses of the 2026-27 Education Protection Act (Propositions 30 and 55) funds. Provide guidance/direction as appropriate. Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments Notice of Public Hearing EPA 6.16.26.pdf (302 KB) Subject 7. Adoption of Resolution 4168 Approving the Proposed Uses of the 2026-27 Education Protection Act Funding Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Adopt Resolution 4168 RATIONALE Business Services requests adoption of Resolution 4168 approving the proposed uses of the 2026-27 Education Protection Act Funding (EPA/Propositions 30 and 55) for Hemet Unified School District and District sponsored charter schools. After holding a public hearing and taking comments and input on the proposed uses of the 2026-27 Education Protection Act Funds (Proposition 30) for Hemet USD and District sponsored charter schools, the Governing Board will adopt a resolution approving the proposed uses of the funds. Hemet Unified School District and the Western Center Academy intend to use the 2026-27 EPA funds to support classroom teacher salaries in the amount of $55,976,181 for Hemet USD and $2,035,973 for the Western Center Academy. Adoption of Resolution No. 4168 approving the proposed uses of the 2026-27 Education Protection Act Funding (EPA/Propositions 30 and 55) for Hemet Unified School District and District sponsored charter schools. Financial Impact: $55,976,181 for Hemet USD and $2,035,973 for the Western Center Academy Funding Source: Prop 30 and 55 EPA portion of LCFF Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments EPA RESO 4168.pdf (86 KB) CKY Fin3b EPA Resolution Exhibit.pdf (705 KB) Motion & Voting Adopt Resolution 4168 Motion by Kenneth Prado, second by Ross Valenzuela. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Not Present at Vote: Al Cordova Subject 8. Adoption of Resolution No. 4170 Declaring Intent to Establish Community Facilities District No. 2026-2 and To Authorize the Levy of a Special Tax Within Proposed Community Facilities District No. 2026-2 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Adoption of Resolution 4170 RATIONALE The School District has been requested by 25220 Warren Road LLC (the “Owner”), to form a community facilities district, to fund school facilities of the School District and facilities of the City of Hemet (the “City”). The property owned by the Owner is located in the City, County of Riverside and within Tract No. 38979 (the "Property"). The Owner anticipates development of the Property with 199 residential dwelling units. Pursuant to a mitigation agreement to be considered by the Board at tonight’s meeting, the Owner will agree, among other things, to the payment of a mitigation amount which is anticipated to be equal to the greater of (a) 130% of the School District’s applicable Level I Fees or Level II Fees then in effect or (b) 100% of the School District’s Level III Fees then in effect if the School District is authorized to charge Level III Fees. In order to finance facilities of the City, the School District and the Owner propose to enter into and execute a joint community facilities agreement with the City, the form of which will be considered by the Board at tonight’s meeting. Resolution No. 4170 states the intention of the Governing Board of the School District to establish CFD No. 2026-2 and make related findings and determinations. This Resolution also identifies the boundaries of the proposed CFD No. 2026-2, orders preparation of a public report, and includes a description of a Rate and Method of Apportionment of Special Tax with respect to CFD No. 2026-2 (the “Rate and Method”) that will be authorized for collection within CFD No. 2026-2 once formed and the Special Taxes are authorized. The Rate and Method provides for annual Special Taxes to be levied within CFD No. 2026-2 at specified rates and provides for a method whereby the Special Tax obligation with respect to property within CFD No. 2026-2 may be prepaid under specified terms and conditions. Resolution No. 4170 also makes certain findings required by the Mello-Roos Act, directs that a public hearing will be held regarding the formation of CFD No. 2026-2 at the Board meeting of July 28, 2026, directs certain notices, including notices of the public hearing, to be given to members of the public generally and provides for a general description of the method of voting which will be utilized to authorize the Special Taxes within CFD No. 2026-2. Resolution No. 4170 acknowledges the proposal that the Owner will pay costs incurred by the School District in creating CFD No. 2026-2 and that the terms thereof will be set forth in a Deposit and Reimbursement Agreement, by and between the School District and the Owner, the form of which will be considered by the Board at tonight’s meeting. Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments 4070 Resolution of Intention to Establish - Hemet CFD 2026-2, 1.pdf (896 KB) Motion & Voting Adoption of Resolution 4170 Motion by Patrick Searl, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Not Present at Vote: Al Cordova Subject 9. Adoption of Resolution No. 4171 Declaring Intent to Incur Bonded Indebtedness and Other Debt Within Proposed Community Facilities District No. 2026-2 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Adoption of Resolution 4171 RATIONALE The School District has been requested by 25220 Warren Road LLC (the “Owner”), to form a community facilities district, to fund school facilities of the School District and facilities of the City of Hemet (the “City”). The property owned by the Owner is located in the City, County of Riverside and within Tract No. 38979 (the "Property"). The Owner anticipates development of the Property with 199 residential dwelling units. Pursuant to a mitigation agreement that will be considered by the Board at tonight’s meeting, the Owner will agree, among other things, to the payment of a mitigation amount which is anticipated to be equal to the greater of (a) 130% of the School District’s applicable Level I Fees or Level II Fees then in effect or (b) 100% of the School District’s Level III Fees then in effect if the School District is authorized to charge Level III Fees. In order to finance facilities of the City, the School District and the Owner propose to enter into and execute a joint community facilities agreement with the CIty, the form of which will be considered by the Board at tonight’s meeting. Resolution No. 4071 states the intention of the Governing Board of the School District to incur bonded indebtedness within CFD No. 2026-2 in an amount not to exceed Nine Million Dollars ($9,000,000) and other debt for CFD No. 2026-2. The amount of the bonded indebtedness authorization for CFD No. 2026-2 was negotiated between the School District and the Owner. Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments 4171 Resolution of Intention to Incur Debt - Hemet CFD 2026-2, 1.pdf (157 KB) Motion & Voting Adoption of Resolution 4171 Motion by Jeremy Parsons, second by Patrick Searl. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Not Present at Vote: Al Cordova Subject 10. Adoption of Resolution No. 4172 Approving and Ordering the Recording of the Boundary Map of Proposed Community Facilities District No. 2026-2 of the Hemet Unified School District Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Adoption of Resolution 4172 RATIONALE Resolution No. 4172 approves and orders the recording of the boundary map for proposed CFD No. 2026-2. Under the requirements of the Government Code and the Streets and Highways Code, a public agency intending to form a community facilities district must approve and record a boundary map showing the outer boundaries of the proposed community facilities district. The boundary map for proposed CFD No. 2026-2 has been prepared by Special District Financing & Administration (a copy of which is attached to Resolution No. 4172). Under this Resolution, the boundary map is approved as the map for the proposed CFD No. 2026-2 and will be recorded with the County Recorder in order to comply with the relevant statutory requirements. Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments 4172 Resolution Re Boundary Map - Hemet 2026-2, 1.pdf (284 KB) Motion & Voting Adoption of Resolution 4172 Motion by Jeremy Parsons, second by Patrick Searl. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Not Present at Vote: Al Cordova Subject 11. Adoption of Resolution No. 4173 of the Governing Board of the Hemet Unified School District Approving a Mitigation Agreement, a Joint Community Facilities Agreement with the City of Hemet, and a Deposit and Reimbursement Agreement and Delegating Authority Related Thereto in Connection with Proposed Community Facilities District No. 2026-2 of the Hemet Unified School District Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Adoption of Resolution 4173 RATIONALE The School District has been requested by 25220 Warren Road LLC (the "Owner"), to form a community facilities district ("CFD"), to fund school facilities of the School District, and facilities of the City of Hemet ("City"). The property owned by the Owner is located in the City, County of Riverside and within Tract No. 38979 (the "Property"). The Owner anticipates development of the Property with 199 single family residential dwelling units. Pursuant to a mitigation agreement presented to the Board, the Owner will agree, among other things, to the payment of a mitigation amount which is anticipated to be equal to the greater of (a) 130% of the School District's applicable Level I Fees or Level II Fees then in effect or (b) 100% of the School District's Level III Fees then in effect if the School District is authorized to charge Level III Fees and has made a determination that Level III fees can be collected, in each case based on the Developed Floor Area (as defined in the Rate and Method of Apportionment of Special Taxes for proposed CFD No. 2026-2) as determined on the building permit for such dwelling units. In order to finance facilities of the City, the School District and the Owner propose to enter into and execute a joint community facilities agreement with the City. Resolution No. 4173 approves the form of (i) the School Facilities Funding and Mitigation Agreement, by and between the School District and the Owner, (ii) the Joint Community Facilities Agreement, by and among the School District, the Owner, and the City, and (iii) the Deposit and Reimbursement Agreement, by and between the School District and the Owner, forms of which are on file with the School District in the Business Office, and authorizes the Board President, the Superintendent, or the Deputy Superintendent, Business Services to complete and execute the final forms of such agreements. The CFD would be a separate legal entity from the School District so no costs would be incurred by the School District. CFD source of funding will be special taxes levied within CFD and collected by the County in the same manner as ordinary ad valorem property taxes. Adoption of Resolution No. 4173 Approving Mitigation Agreement, City of Hemet Joint Community Facilities Agreement, and a Deposit and Reimbursement Agreement. Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments 4173 Resolution Approving Mitigation Agreement - Hemet 2026-2, 1.pdf (740 KB) Motion & Voting Adoption of Resolution 4173 Motion by Kenneth Prado, second by Patrick Searl. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Jeffrey Slepski, Ross Valenzuela Subject 12. Adoption of Resolution No. 4175 for Approval of the Grant of Easement to Southern California Edison Company for Vehicle Charging Station Infrastructure at Hemet High School Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Adoption of Resolution 4175 RATIONALE Southern California Edison Company (SCE) requires an easement and right-of-way on District-owned property to support electrification efforts associated with its Charge Ready program. Under this program, SCE will install overhead and underground electrical supply and internal communication systems, including conduits, cables, vaults, and concrete pads, for the sole purpose of distributing electrical energy to vehicle charging stations located on site. Granting this easement will allow the District to enhance campus infrastructure, support zero-emission vehicle initiatives, and accommodate electric vehicle charging stations for fleet use. It is recommended that the Board of Education adopt Resolution No. 4175 approving the Grant of Easement to Southern California Edison Company for vehicle charging station electrical infrastructure, as described in Exhibits A and B. Financial Impact: None Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments F4a Grant of Easement Legal Description (HHS).pdf (7,375 KB) F4b Res #4175 Intent Grant of Easement - SCE (HHS).pdf (75 KB) Motion & Voting Adoption of Resolution 4175 Motion by Patrick Searl, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Subject 13. Adoption of Resolution No. 4176 for Approval of the Grant of Easement to Southern California Edison Company for Vehicle Charging Station Infrastructure at Tahquitz High School Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Adoption of Resolution 4176 RATIONALE Southern California Edison Company (SCE) requires an easement and right-of-way on District-owned property to support electrification efforts associated with its Charge Ready program. Under this program, SCE will install overhead and underground electrical supply and internal communication systems, including conduits, cables, vaults, and concrete pads, for the sole purpose of distributing electrical energy to vehicle charging stations located on site. Granting this easement will allow the District to enhance campus infrastructure, support zero-emission vehicle initiatives, and accommodate electric vehicle charging stations for fleet use. It is recommended that the Board of Education adopt Resolution No. 4166 approving the Grant of Easement to Southern California Edison Company for vehicle charging station electrical infrastructure, as described in Exhibits A and B. Financial Impact: None Submitted by: Darrin Watters Deputy Superintendent, Business Services File Attachments F5a Grant of Easement Legal Description (THS).pdf (653 KB) F5b Res #4176 Intent Grant of Easement - SCE (THS).pdf (172 KB) Motion & Voting Adoption of Resolution 4176 Motion by Patrick Searl, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Subject 14. Approval of Employees as Authorized Agents and Signers Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Approve Employees as Authorized Agents and Signers as indicated. Approval of the following for the 2026 Governing Board Year: Joshua Dofner, Director of Nutrition Services, to sign orders for the Hemet Unified School District Nutrition Services Department. Joshua Dorfner, Director of Nutrition Services; Craig Pulsipher, Assistant Director of Nutrition Services; John Smith, Nutrition Services Operations Supervisor; Maribel Lozoya, Field Specialist Nutrition Services; Rozellyn McDonald, Field Specialist Nutrition Services; and Leah Tuttle, Field Specialist Nutrition Services, as authorized signers of the Nutrition Services checking and savings accounts located at the Bank of Hemet. File Attachments Motion & Voting Approve Employees as Authorized Agents and Signers as indicated. Motion by Ross Valenzuela, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Subject 15. Adoption of Resolution No. 4177 Authorizing Layoff of Vacant Classified Positions Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Adoption of Resolution No. 4177 Authorizing Layoff of Vacant Classified Positions RATIONALE Adoption of Resolution No. 4177 Authorizing Layoff of Vacant Classified Positions Submitted by: Dr. Derek Jindra Assistant Superintendent, Human Resources File Attachments Resolution No. 4177 - Classified Vacant Position Layoffs.pdf (68 KB) Motion & Voting Adoption of Resolution No. 4177 Authorizing Layoff of Vacant Classified Positions Motion by Patrick Searl, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Subject 16. Approval of Salary Schedules for the 2026-2027 school year Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Approval of Salary Schedules for the 2026-2027 school year RATIONALE Human Resources requests approval of the revised salary schedules for the 2026-2027 school year to reflect the ongoing salary increases for the following: Effective July 1, 2026, Certificated Bargaining 2026-2027 salary schedules (102, 103, 104, 105, 107, 108, 109, 112, 117, 118, 119, 123, 125, 140, 150, 209, and 211) shall be increased by 1.5%. Effective July 1, 2026, Classified Bargaining 2026-2027 salary schedules (216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 222, 223, 224, and 225), Classified Specialty Fields (206), and Preschool Teachers with hourly rate (114 and 115) shall be increased by 1.5%. Effective July 1, 2026, Non-Represented Employees, excluding Substitute Employees, salary schedules 100, 101, 113, 121, 122, 124, 130, 132, 133, 134, 136, 137, 138,139, 201, 202, 270, 280, shall be increased by 1.5% Revisions to Classified Management salary schedule 201, removing Budget Manager and Accounting Manager from range 37, retitling the Energy Education Manager position to Energy Manager, and adding Fiscal Manager to range 37 and Applications Development Manager to range 42. The Classified Monthly salary schedule and Classified Hourly salary schedule position pages have been updated to reflect MOU changes. Submitted by: Dr. Derek Jindra Assistant Superintendent, Human Resources File Attachments Teacher Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (148 KB) Agriculture Teacher Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (148 KB) Counselor Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (145 KB) Certificated Hourly Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (134 KB) JROTC Teacher Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (148 KB) Nurse Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1 (1).pdf (143 KB) Psychologist Salary Schedule 2026-27 1.5.pdf (143 KB) SLP Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (136 KB) Stipends Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (168 KB) Teacher Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (148 KB) Classified Monthly Employee Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (179 KB) Classified Hourly Employee Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (174 KB) Classified Specialty Fields Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (132 KB) Preschool-Headstart Teacher Salary Schedules 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (137 KB) Assistant Superintendent 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (126 KB) Certificated Management 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (132 KB) Classified Management 201 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (157 KB) Confidential 202 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (142 KB) Preschool-Headstart Coordinator Salary Schedule 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (128 KB) Western Center Academy Executive Director 2026-27 Eff 07-01-2026 1.5.pdf (125 KB) Motion & Voting Approval of Salary Schedules for the 2026-2027 school year Motion by Ross Valenzuela, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Subject 17. Approval of Expulsion of Pupil Personnel Case Number: 51-2025-2026 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Approve the Expulsion of Pupil Personnel Case Number: 51-2025-2026 RATIONALE An Administrative Hearing Panel met to consider the expulsion of Pupil Personnel Case Number 51-2025-2026 for violation of the appropriate Education Code. It was the recommendation of this panel that the student be expelled for a calendar year with enrollment at Betty G. Gibbel Regional Learning Center, a private school, or another school district. A Reentry Hearing will be scheduled in June 2027. Submitted by: Mary Wendland, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent, Student Services File Attachments Motion & Voting Approve the Expulsion of Pupil Personnel Case Number: 51-2025-2026 Motion by Kenneth Prado, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Subject 18. Approval of OAH Agreement, Number 2026050595 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category F. ACTION ITEMS Type Action Recommended Action Approve the OAH Agreement, Number 2026050595 RATIONALE Pursuant to the Final Settlement and Release Agreement OAH Case No. 2026050595, Hemet Unified School District will provide compensatory education services not to exceed $10,000. Services are from June 17, 2026 - December 31, 2027. Financial Impact: $10,000 Compensatory Funds not to exceed $5,000, Petitioner’s Attorney’s Fees: $5,000 Funding Source: Special Education Submitted by: Mary Wendland, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent, Student Services File Attachments Motion & Voting Approve the OAH Agreement, Number 2026050595 Motion by Patrick Searl, second by Jeremy Parsons. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Subject 1. Approval of Minutes - June 2, 2026 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approve the Minutes of the June 2, 2026, Regular Board Meeting of the Governing Board of HUSD File Attachments Minutes June 2, 2026.pdf (87 KB) Motion & Voting Approve the Minutes of the June 2, 2026, Regular Board Meeting of the Governing Board of HUSD Motion by Jeremy Parsons, second by Ross Valenzuela. Final Resolution: Motion Passes Yes: Stacey Bailey, Jeremy Parsons, Kenneth Prado, Patrick Searl, Ross Valenzuela Subject 2. Approval of City of Hemet SRO/HUSD Agreement Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approval of City of Hemet SRO/HUSD Agreement RATIONALE The City of Hemet and the District have cooperatively funded a Hemet Police Department officer since 1990. The officer provides the duties of a School Resource Officer (SRO): one (1) full time SRO to serve West Valley High School, McSweeny Elementary School, Western Center Academy, Harmony Elementary School, one (1) full time SRO to serve Tahquitz High School, Cawston Elementary School, Fruitvale Elementary School, one (1) full time SRO to serve Rancho Viejo Middle School, Diamond Valley Middle School, Hemet Elementary School, Whittier Elementary School, and one (1) full time SRO to serve Alessandro/Santa Fe Ed Center, Bautista Creek Elementary School, Jacob Wiens Elementary School, and Acacia Middle School. The SRO provides class presentations on law enforcement issues, patrols the campus, investigates crimes and makes arrests, counsels students and parents as requested by site administration and serves as a liaison between the District and the Hemet Police Department. These officers are city employees on special assignment to the District. The cost to the District for the SRO’s shall not exceed $1,268,325.00 or 100% of the officer’s salary and benefits for a ten (10) month period. This contract will run from July 1st, 2026 to June 30, 2027. Financial Impact: $1,268,325.00 Funding Source: 2026-2027 Security Funds Submitted by: Dr. Christi Barrett Superintendent File Attachments City of Hemet SRO HUSD Agreement.pdf (96 KB) Subject 3. Approval of Hemet High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) to Cal Poly Pomona Field Trip Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approval of Hemet High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) to Cal Poly Pomona Field Trip RATIONALE Hemet High School requests approval for their FFA to participate in the Annual Southern Region & Section Officer Leadership Summit at California State Polytechnic University in Pomona, CA from August 7-8, 2026. Cal Poly will provide students with a conference to develop leadership skills among all section and region officers for approximately 2 students and 1 adult chaperone. No student is denied the opportunity to participate. All staff members and chaperones are current with fingerprints and record checks. Financial Impact: $0 per student (2) and $0 per adult (1) Funding Source: Site Budget Submitted by: Dr. Nereyda Gonzalez Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services File Attachments Ag Trip Hemet HS.pdf (609 KB) Subject 4. Ratification of Hemet High School’s Track Team to Fresno Field Trip Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Ratification of Hemet High School’s Track Team to Fresno Field Trip RATIONALE Hemet High School requests ratification for their track and field team that participated in the CIF Track State Championship at Buchanan High School in Fresno, CA from May 28-30, 2026. Buchanan High School provided a state track championship for approximately 1 student and 1 adult chaperone. No student was denied the opportunity to participate. All staff members and chaperones were current with fingerprints and record checks. The cost per student was $600 and $600 per adult. The field trip was funded through the site athletic budget. Ratification is necessary due to qualification timeline. Financial Impact: $500 per student (1) and $500 per adult (1) Funding Source: Site Athletic Budget Submitted by: Kristen Anderson Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services File Attachments Hemet HS Track and Field State Championship.pdf (506 KB) Subject 5. Ratification of Western Center Academy Robotics Team to Long Beach Field Trip Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Ratification of Western Center Academy Robotics Team to Long Beach Field Trip RATIONALE Western Center Academy requests ratification for their robotics team that participated in the Robotics Western Edge Competition at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, CA from May 28-31, 2026. Long Beach Convention Center provided a STEM-focused educational experience that connects classroom learning to real-world engineering for approximately 9 students and 6 adult chaperones. No student was denied the opportunity to participate. All staff members and chaperones were current with fingerprints and record checks. Ratification is necessary due to qualification timeline. Financial Impact: $222 per student (9) and $0 per adult (6) Funding Source: Site Funds Submitted by: Kristen Anderson Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services File Attachments WCA Robotics Western Edge Competition 5_28.pdf (332 KB) Subject 6. Approval of West Valley High School Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) Ramona Field Trip Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approval of West Valley High School Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) Ramona Field Trip RATIONALE West Valley High School requests approval for their NJROTC to participate in the Area 21 Leadership Academy 2026 at the Ramona High School in Ramona, CA from June 16-20, 2026. Ramona High School will provide high-performing second and third year cadets to test their abilities to perform in a challenging physical environment for approximately 5 students and 1 adult chaperone. No student is denied the opportunity to participate. All staff members and chaperones are current with fingerprints and record checks. Financial Impact: $0 per student (5) and $0 per adult (1) Funding Source: Site Funds Submitted by: Kristen Anderson Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services File Attachments WVHS NJROTC to Ramona 6.16-6.20.26.pdf (445 KB) Subject 7. Approval of Agreement with Lexia Learning Systems LLC Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approval of Agreement with Lexia Learning Systems LLC RATIONALE Educational Services/Literacy requests approval of the agreement with Lexia Learning Systems LLC. to provide 80 LETRS Participant Materials Bundles (Print + License) with 16 Face-to-Face Professional Learning Days, August 1, 2026 – June 30, 2028. Financial Impact: $181,446 Funding Source: Learning Recovery Emergency Block Grant Submitted by: Kristen Anderson Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services File Attachments LEXIA LEARNING SYSTEMS AGILOFT ID 4300.pdf (371 KB) Subject 8. Approval of Modification #2 of Agreement C1009868 with Riverside County Superintendent of Schools Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approval of Modification #2 of Agreement C1009868 with Riverside County Superintendent of Schools RATIONALE Education Services requests approval of Modification #2 of Agreement C1009868 with the Riverside County Superintendent of Schools to extend the term of the agreement to June 30, 2027, to continue grant activities for the K-16 Education Pathway grant. Financial Impact: Total award $99,951.60 Funding Source: Income CTE Programs Submitted by: Kristen Anderson Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services File Attachments HEMET USD C1009868 MOD #2 (NT32) (2).pdf (125 KB) Subject 9. Approval of School Plan for Student Achievement for Title I Schoolwide/State School-Based Coordinated Programs for 2026-2027 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approval of School Plan for Student Achievement for Title I Schoolwide/State School-Based Coordinated Programs for 2026-2027 RATIONALE Educational Services/State & Federal Accountability requests approval of School Plan for Student Achievement for Title I Schoolwide/State School-Based Coordinated Programs for the 2026-2027 fiscal school year per California Department of Education compliance request. California Administrative Code (CAC) Section 3930 requires that each school receiving Consolidated Application funds (elementary and secondary education Act (ESEA) and School- Based Coordinated Program [state funds] shall develop a comprehensive school plan. CAC 3942 stipulates that school plans are to be approved for a one-year period. An electronic copy for each school has been provided. Program Description: Schoolwide Programs and School-Based Coordinated Programs are used to coordinate funds and to upgrade the entire instructional program of the school. Plans are to include research-based reform strategies that provide an accelerated and enriched curriculum and increase the amount and quality of learning time. The programs are to be integrated with other resources and initiatives and include professional development for teachers and other personnel, parent involvement, and other activities to support student achievement. The intent is to assist disadvantaged children by upgrading the entire educational environment. There are also provisions to monitor program effectiveness and to track the performance of disadvantaged groups and individual children. In this way schools can intervene to ensure that all students experience academic success. Sites participating in Schoolwide Program/School-Based Coordinated Program: Acacia Middle School Academy of Innovation K-8/High School Combined Alessandro High School Bautista Creek Elementary School Cawston Elementary School Cottonwood K-8 School Dartmouth Middle School Diamond Valley Middle School Fruitvale Elementary School Hamilton Elementary School Hamilton High School Harmony Elementary School Hemet Dual Language Hemet Elementary School Hemet High School Idyllwild K-8 School Jacob Wiens Elementary School Little Lake Elementary School McSweeny Elementary School Pleasant Valley Elementary School Ramona Elementary School Rancho Viejo Middle School Tahquitz High School Valle Vista Elementary School West Valley High School Whittier Elementary School Winchester Elementary School Submitted by: Kristen Anderson Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services File Attachments 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Acacia_Middle_School_20260519.pdf (549 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Academy_of_Innovation_(Combined)_20260602.pdf (983 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Alessandro_High_School_20260602.pdf (1,140 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Bautista_Creek_Elementary_School_20260521.pdf (470 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Cawston_Elementary_School_20260604.pdf (600 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Cottonwood_Elementary_School_20260607.pdf (784 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Dartmouth_Middle_School_20260607.pdf (847 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Diamond_Valley_Middle_School_20260513.pdf (506 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Fruitvale_Elementary_School_20260602.pdf (643 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Hamilton_Elementary_School_20260607.pdf (1,905 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Hamilton_High_School_20260607.pdf (459 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Harmony_Elementary_School_20260603.pdf (477 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Hemet_Dual_Language_Academy_20260607.pdf (446 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Hemet_Elementary_School_20260607.pdf (1,836 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Hemet_High_School_20260607.pdf (645 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Idyllwild_School_20260607.pdf (519 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Jacob_Wiens_Elementary_School_20260604.pdf (881 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Little_Lake_Elementary_School_20260603.pdf (762 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_McSweeny_Elementary_School_20260607.pdf (471 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Pleasant_Valley_Elementary_School_20260520.pdf (738 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Ramona_Elementary_School_20260607.pdf (451 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Rancho_Viejo_Middle_School_20260607.pdf (719 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Tahquitz_High_School_20260607.pdf (686 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Valle_Vista_Elementary_School_20260519.pdf (555 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_West_Valley_High_School_20260607.pdf (879 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Whittier_Elementary_School_20260602.pdf (643 KB) 2026-27_School_Plan_for_Student_Achievement_Winchester_Elementary_School_20260607.pdf (878 KB) Subject 10. Approval at Second Reading and Adoption of New/Revised Courses of Study and Textbooks Recommended for Adoption Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approval at Second Reading and Adoption of New/Revised Courses of Study and Textbooks Recommended for Adoption RATIONALE The new/revised courses of study on the attached document are being presented for approval. The Curriculum Adoption Committee meeting was on May 19, 2026 and recommends the attached new/revised courses of study at second and final reading and adoption. Submitted by: Kristen Anderson Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services File Attachments 26 6_2 Board Approval (1).pdf (81 KB) Subject 11. Approval of an Agreement with Soboba Casino Resort Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approve Agreement with Soboba Casino Resort RATIONALE The Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) is requesting approval for an Agreement with Soboba Casino Resort for the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) Staff Training Symposium to provide venue and catering services for the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) Staff Training Symposium from August 3–5, 2026. This three-day professional development event will build upon last year’s initial leadership training. The symposium will provide ELOP staff with critical training in classroom behavior management, program policies and procedures, and student accommodation strategies, the latter of which will be presented in collaboration with the Special Education (SPED) Department to ensure comprehensive support for students with special needs. Financial Impact: $89,493.36 Funding Source: Expanded Learning Opportunities Program Submitted by: Mary Wendland, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent, Student Services File Attachments UPDATED SOBOBA SALES AGREEMENT (1).pdf (878 KB) Subject 12. Approval of Agreement with A Step in the Right Direction LLC Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approve Agreement with A Step in the Right Direction LLC RATIONALE Special Education requests approval of an agreement with A Step in the Right Direction LLC to complete a Related Service Independence Assistance Evaluation (RSIA IEE) and Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA IEE) for one identified HUSD student per prior written notice (PWN). Services are from June 17, 2026- June 30, 2027. Financial Impact: $6,000 RSIA-$3,000 FBA- $3,000 Funding Source: Special Education Submitted by: Mary Wendland, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent, Student Services File Attachments Contract ID 4317 A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION LLC Jun 02 2026 (1).pdf (270 KB) Subject 13. Approval of Agreement with Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost, LLP Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approve Agreement with Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost, LLP RATIONALE District Staff requests approval of the Agreement with Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost LLP to provide Hemet Unified School District with legal services and consultation. Financial Impact: As Needed Funding Source: General Funds and Special Education Funds Submitted by: Mary Wendland, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent, Student Services File Attachments Contract ID 4319 FAGEN FRIEDMAN & FULFROST LLP Jun 05 2026.pdf (268 KB) Subject 14. Approval of Agreement with American Medical Response (AMR) Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approve Agreement with American Medical Response (AMR) RATIONALE Student Services requests approval of Agreement with American Medical Response (AMR). AMR will provide substitute personnel staffing services to cover Hemet Unified School District health office technicians as needed in the event that district staff are not available to cover and support the vacancy. This service allows Hemet Unified School District to ensure staff are available to support students when needed. Financial Impact: $20,000 Funding Source: Health Services Submitted by: Mary Wendland, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent, Student Services File Attachments Contract ID 4182 AMERICAN MEDICAL RESPONSE Jun 03 2026.pdf (270 KB) Subject 15. Approval of the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools Random Moment / School-Based Medi-Cal Administrative Activities Agreement # 26.27.0149 Meeting Jun 16, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting of the Hemet Unified School District Category G. CONSENT ITEMS - Master Motion and Vote Type Action Recommended Action Approve the San Bernar