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Board approves lease extension with German School, a declaration for staffing flexibility and adopts heritage-month resolution; expulsion reported

April 17, 2026 | Mountain View Whisman, School Districts, California


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Board approves lease extension with German School, a declaration for staffing flexibility and adopts heritage-month resolution; expulsion reported
The Mountain View Whisman Board of Trustees took several formal actions at its April 16 meeting.

Closed session: The board reported one reportable action on closed-session item C1: the board approved an expulsion for student 60019009 through April 16, 2027. The report cited a vote of "five yays to zero nays." No additional details about the student were disclosed in open session.

Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda in one motion after a public comment about fiber-optics schematic design and outdoor-learning change orders; the motion passed unanimously.

Lease amendment: The board approved a second amendment to the lease with the German School of Silicon Valley for the property at 310 Easy Street. Staff described the amendment as extending the lease term, setting annual rent at $2 million paid in equal installments, increasing insurance requirements and defining procedures for future site improvements and possible district reclamation; the motion passed unanimously.

Declaration of need: The board approved the annual declaration of need for fully qualified educators for the 2026–27 school year, an administrative step that allows the district to issue emergency credentials if necessary; staff said they will provide a staffing update to the board later in the spring.

Resolution: The board adopted Resolution No. 01-041626 supporting recognition of National Arab American Heritage Month in April and encouraging culturally responsive activities in district schools; trustees conducted a choral reading of the resolution.

CSBA runoff ballot: The board voted to cast its Region 20 ballot for Elizabeth Halliday in a CSBA delegate runoff; the motion passed with one abstention recorded.

All motions described above were moved, seconded and carried by voice roll call as noted in the public record.

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