Votes at a glance: board approves minutes, consent calendar and several labor agreements
August 10, 2021 | San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
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At its Aug. 10 meeting the Board of Education held roll‑call votes on several items and approved each by unanimous recorded votes.
What passed
- Approval of minutes (regular meeting 06/22/2021): motion carried (recorded as six ayes at the time of the minutes vote).
- Consent calendar: board approved the consent calendar by roll call (7 ayes).
- Tentative agreement between SFUSD and IFPTE Local 21 (COVID‑19 school and worksite closures and partial reopening): the board approved the tentative agreement after staff presentation and a brief public comment from Jan Jin, IFPTE chapter president; roll call recorded 7 ayes.
- Tentative agreement between SFUSD and United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) regarding implementation of Parcel Tax Propositions G and J contingency language: UESF President Cassandra Curiel noted remaining bargaining items and asked to continue discussions; the board approved the tentative agreement by roll call (7 ayes).
- Memorandum of Understanding between SFUSD and SEIU Local 1021 related to health and safety during reopening: SEIU chapter president Rafael Picazo spoke in support and the board approved the MOU by roll call (7 ayes).
- Tentative agreement on the distribution of Proposition J revenues with community partners (item described as 'common crafts' in the agenda): staff presented the recommended action and the board approved by roll call (7 ayes).
Vote records (as recorded on the roll calls)
The meeting’s roll calls listed the following board members; votes recorded as 'Yes' unless otherwise noted: Mr. Alexander (Yes), Mr. Bogus (Yes), Ms. Collins (Yes), Ms. Lam (Yes), Mr. Maliga (Yes), Mr. Sanchez (Yes), Ms. Lopez (Yes).
Context and next steps
For the UESF/Prop G & J item staff and union leaders acknowledged that additional bargaining over certain allocations and contingencies will continue after ratification. The district indicated follow‑up bargaining and implementation work will occur as part of regular labor negotiations and that some fiscal details will be resolved in subsequent bargaining sessions.
What passed
- Approval of minutes (regular meeting 06/22/2021): motion carried (recorded as six ayes at the time of the minutes vote).
- Consent calendar: board approved the consent calendar by roll call (7 ayes).
- Tentative agreement between SFUSD and IFPTE Local 21 (COVID‑19 school and worksite closures and partial reopening): the board approved the tentative agreement after staff presentation and a brief public comment from Jan Jin, IFPTE chapter president; roll call recorded 7 ayes.
- Tentative agreement between SFUSD and United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) regarding implementation of Parcel Tax Propositions G and J contingency language: UESF President Cassandra Curiel noted remaining bargaining items and asked to continue discussions; the board approved the tentative agreement by roll call (7 ayes).
- Memorandum of Understanding between SFUSD and SEIU Local 1021 related to health and safety during reopening: SEIU chapter president Rafael Picazo spoke in support and the board approved the MOU by roll call (7 ayes).
- Tentative agreement on the distribution of Proposition J revenues with community partners (item described as 'common crafts' in the agenda): staff presented the recommended action and the board approved by roll call (7 ayes).
Vote records (as recorded on the roll calls)
The meeting’s roll calls listed the following board members; votes recorded as 'Yes' unless otherwise noted: Mr. Alexander (Yes), Mr. Bogus (Yes), Ms. Collins (Yes), Ms. Lam (Yes), Mr. Maliga (Yes), Mr. Sanchez (Yes), Ms. Lopez (Yes).
Context and next steps
For the UESF/Prop G & J item staff and union leaders acknowledged that additional bargaining over certain allocations and contingencies will continue after ratification. The district indicated follow‑up bargaining and implementation work will occur as part of regular labor negotiations and that some fiscal details will be resolved in subsequent bargaining sessions.
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