Los Angeles Unified board approves three student expulsions, staff dismissals, 26 non‑reelections and authorizes settlements

The clerk of the Los Angeles Unified Board of Education reported that on May 13 the board approved expulsions of students in case numbers 58, 59 and 60 "with a recommended disposition," and recorded the vote as "7 ayes." The clerk read the action into the record.

The clerk also read personnel actions under Tab 2. The board authorized the dismissal of two certificated employees and, after a correction announced in the meeting, three classified employees; the clerk recorded the vote as "7 ayes." The clerk corrected an earlier count aloud during the reading.

The board approved the non‑reelection of 26 probationary teachers. The clerk recorded the vote on that item as "5 ayes," and noted abstentions on specific individual cases: "Miss Gomez and Miss Griego abstaining on Dee Wilson, and Miss Griego abstaining on S. Bradshaw," as stated during the meeting. The transcript is not explicit about the full per‑person roll call breakdown for each of the 26 non‑reelection items; the clerk’s reading is the official record on the vote totals announced at the meeting.

Under Tab 3 the clerk read that the board authorized settlement of pending litigation listed in the record as "GA v LAUSD et al," two matters captioned "Jane Doe v LAUSD et al," and "IR v LAUSD et al." The clerk said "the vote was 7 ayes" and that "terms and conditions will be available upon finalization of the agreement" and that the cases are listed on the board's order of business on the website.

All of the above actions were read by the meeting clerk into the record; no motions, movers or seconders were identified in the clerk’s reading when the reportable actions were announced. After reading the reportable actions, the clerk asked whether there were any objections to adjourning; none were raised and the clerk announced the time as 6:20 p.m.

The actions announced affect students and district employees and include personnel and disciplinary outcomes. The board directed that settlement terms be posted when finalized; the clerk indicated the website will contain the finalized terms and the list of cases. The meeting then moved toward adjournment.