Trustees will hold public hearings on the district’s budget and Local Control and Accountability Plan, consider a $905,590 YMCA afterschool partnership and review millions in Measure D-funded campus safety projects.
After a heated race with a crowd of Democratic candidates, Xavier Becerra pulled ahead of rival Republican Steve Hilton in election results returned Friday. Becerra’s challenger is not known yet.
Redlands used another second half comeback to earn three points.
Trustees will hold public hearings on the district’s budget and Local Control and Accountability Plan, consider a $905,590 YMCA afterschool partnership and review millions in Measure D-funded campus safety projects.
REDLANDS, Calif. – The Redlands Unified School District Board of Education will hold public hearings Tuesday on its proposed 2026-27 budget and Local Control and Accountability Plan, key annual documents that outline how the district plans to spend money and improve student outcomes.
Trustees will also consider a nearly $906,000 agreement with the YMCA of the East Valley to provide afterschool programming and approve a major safety upgrade project at Beattie Middle School.
Here’s what to know:
The board will conduct three public hearings related to the district’s finances and priorities for the 2026-27 school year:
The LCAP outlines the district’s goals, spending priorities and strategies for improving student achievement, while the budget details how those plans will be funded.
Trustees will consider approving a one-year, $905,590 agreement with the YMCA of the East Valley to operate afterschool enrichment programs at four district schools.
The program would be funded through After School Education and Safety (ASES) and Expanded Learning Opportunity Program (ELOP) funds and would continue the district’s partnership with the YMCA to provide academic support, enrichment activities and student supervision outside regular school hours.
The board is expected to award contracts totaling approximately $3.8 million for Phase 1 of the Middle School Safety Project at Beattie Middle School.
The Measure D-funded project includes:
Trustees will consider adopting a new board policy and administrative regulation establishing procedures for naming schools, buildings and district facilities.
The board will consider a three-year agreement with BorderLAN for districtwide web filtering, student online safety monitoring and classroom management software.
The contract would cost approximately $497,188 over three years and is intended to help the district comply with federal internet safety requirements.
Trustees will review an agreement with AMIRA to provide reading assessments, dyslexia screening and AI-supported reading tutoring for students in grades K-2.
The $84,375 program is intended to help the district comply with California’s new dyslexia screening requirements, which take effect during the 2026-27 school year.
The board will consider adding flag football to the district’s secondary physical education course catalog.
The courses were recommended by the District Level Curriculum Committee and would be available during the 2026-27 school year.
The Independent Citizens’ Oversight Committee will present its annual report on Measure D bond spending.
The committee is responsible for reviewing expenditures from voter-approved bond funds and reporting annually to the public on how those funds are being used.
Trustees will consider five student expulsion cases involving allegations that include:
The board will also:
The meeting will be held Tuesday, June 9, at the Redlands Unified School District Board Room, 25 W. Lugonia Ave.
Closed session starts at 3:30 p.m.
Open sessions starts at 6:00 p.m.
Members of the public may submit speaker cards before the public comment period begins. Individual comments are limited to three minutes.
The meeting will also be livestreamed on the district’s website, though public comments must be made in person.
The full agenda can be viewed on the district’s agenda portal.
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