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Superintendent Spotlight September 15, 2025 Dear Moraga Community, Happy National Hispanic Heritage Month! Our Governing Board passed a resolution in our September meeting commemorating this community celebration.   Here are some announcements of interest: PBIS and Discipline Report In our September Governing Board meeting staff presented our annual Positive Behavior Intervention Systems (PBIS) and Discipline report. We are very proud of Moraga’s ongoing commitment to supporting all students to learn and belong - and this includes supporting students who struggle with behaviors to remain engaged and connected in class. Students simply cannot learn when they do not feel like they belong. PBIS has been a long tradition in our elementary schools and we continue to report high levels of implementation of this program. PBIS includes common schoolwide expectations that are the foundation for a positive and supportive school culture. Additionally, PBIS includes incentives for positive behaviors and strategic support for students who are struggling. In the end, the goal is to have an embracing school climate that can provide support for all students to thrive. In Moraga, we have seen continued growth of this work in our middle school. Our Joaquin Moraga team has been committed to setting our students up for success and it shows! Referrals and suspensions are at a low and this means more kids in class learning! A copy of the presentation is included HERE for your reference. Support for Parents on Technology at Home Our Safety and Wellness Committee began working last year on ensuring that technology was safe for our students. As a result of this work, we updated our mobile communication device policy last year to restrict cell phone use on campus. The result has been very positive at JM, where incidents involving cell phones dropped last year and students reported better engagement overall.   However, we know that technology use does not stop at school - quite the contrary! This year we are continuing to offer parents the opportunity to utilize our browser security that we have at school for JM students with school issued devices at home.   JM families received an email from Securly, our browser security program. This email explains how families can personalize settings at home to restrict websites or the use of particular applications. We hope that this can help parents to set boundaries at home and support positive technology use. HERE is an instructional video created by Securly regarding the service. I highly encourage families to explore this resource as a way to support healthy boundaries at home. Mahmoud v. Taylor Religious Opt-Outs Honoring the diverse contributions of all students and striving to support an inclusive environment is a core value of the Moraga School District. With this in mind, our Moraga School District Governing Board, Administration, and Staff design our learning activities and curriculum to be aligned with state standards and appropriate for the developmental level of our students. Our mission statement affirms this belief: The mission of the Moraga School District is to provide a supportive and challenging academic environment that encourages critical and creative thinking, maximizes individual students' strengths and differences, and motivates students to be culturally conscious, lifelong learners and responsible citizens. This is accomplished by a dedicated team of educators, parents, community members, and students. We remain committed to delivering the highest quality education to all students, fostering their academic and social growth, and cultivating supportive environments where every member of our school community feels valued and has the opportunity to thrive. We also recognize the critical role and rights families have in the education of their children. Recently, a Supreme Court ruling, Mahmoud v. Taylor (6/27/2025), clarified that, based on a “sincerely held religious belief”, a parent or caregiver can opt their student out “from specific aspects of the school curriculum” that impact their religious belief. While this ruling does not change the content we teach in our schools, it does clarify the circumstances under which a family can request to opt out of specific learning opportunities. If you wish to request an exemption for your child from “specific aspects of the school curriculum” based on a sincerely held religious belief, please contact your school principals. Community Engagement Opportunities Looking to do some community service? Well, it is that time of year! On October 5th from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm we will have our annual community service days at our schools to beautify and clean up campuses. This year, for the first time, we have a JM project to rebuild the wooden benches on campus! Thank you to the Kiwanis club for supporting our efforts and volunteering their expertise and support. All are welcome! HERE is a link to the website to sign up to join in a project. Additionally, if you are looking for a great community event, The Town FC, our very own soccer team in Moraga, has some upcoming events. The Town FC, has provided a block of free tickets for all our students, faculty and their families to their final two home matches of the 2025 regular season on September 28th and October 5th. The Town FC is the official affiliate to The San Jose Earthquakes, and play their home matches at The Park At Saint Mary’s College of California.  The Town FC is currently in 2nd place in the Western Conference, and looking to lock in their playoff spot. This is an amazing opportunity to come support the team as they make a final push to secure home playoff matches in October.  THE DETAILS: Click This Custom Ticket Link Select one of the two matches below (repeat to grab tickets to both matches if you want!) September 28th vs Tacoma Defiance at 3pm. Gates open at 1:30pm.  October 5th vs Austin FC 2 at 1pm. Gates open at 11:30am. Select up to three (3) adult tickets and six (6) kids tickets You can repeat for each of the two match dates above, but you will need to checkout separately for each event. Time: Gates open at 3pm, kickoff is 5pm. Parking: Free via our custom link or $10 day of the match. Location: The Park at Saint Mary's College of California, Moraga Sincerely, Julie Parks, Superintendent

Tuesday, Sep 16 2025

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MESSAGE FROM THE MORAGA SCHOOL DISTRICT CITIZENS' BOND OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE MEETING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2025 6:30-7:30 PM ZOOM The meeting agenda is available  here .  This meeting will be held via Zoom.  Members of the public are welcome to attend using the Zoom link provided above.   Any writings or documents that are public records and are provided to a majority of the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee regarding an item or items on this agenda will be made available for public inspection in the District Office located at 1540 School Street, Moraga, CA, during regular business hours.   COMMITTEE MEMBERS Ben Rojas Cindy Johnson Gian Panetta John Panetta Mike Seitler Sameer Pangrekar Sean Creedon Dr. Julie C. Parks, Superintendent Moraga School District 925-376-5943 jparks@moraga.k12.ca.us

Monday, Sep 15 2025

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   GOVERNING BOARD NOTICE REGULAR MEETING JOAQUIN MORAGA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL LIBRARY 1010 CAMINO PABLO TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2025 6:00 PM   5:00 PM Closed Session 6:00 PM Open Session Items of interest to the public include: 2024-2025 Unaudited Actuals Budget Report Student Discipline and Positive Behavior Intervention Systems Presentation The meeting agenda is available here MEETING GUIDELINES   Members of the public may attend this meeting in person or watch via the Zoom Webinar.    Public comments will only be allowed in person.   To Watch the Open Session Meeting via Zoom There are two options members of the public can use to watch the open session meeting via Zoom: Option 1: Join Zoom Webinar using a computer and enter  https://zoom.us/j/98834748675?pwd=bmd1UkpQbno2Q3p6b3FESFpwMzhJUT09 Option 2: Call in using a telephone; dial 1 669 900 6833 US; Webinar ID: 988 3474 8675 To Participate in Public Comment To participate in public comment, you must attend the meeting in person and fill out a comment card before the Board introduces the agenda item.  The Board will not receive public comments through the Zoom webinar. The raise your hand and chat functions will not be used during the meeting. Regular Board meeting agendas provide an opportunity for public comment on items on and not on the agenda.  Special meetings provide an opportunity for public comments on agenda items only. Individuals are asked to limit their comments for any item to not more than three minutes. If several people share the same issue, please choose one as your representative, and that person may be given additional time. The Board shall limit the total time of Public Comment to 20 minutes for each agenda item.   Agenda items will be discussed in the order in which they appear on the agenda. Once the discussion of an agenda item has been completed, the Board will not reopen the discussion on that topic later.  AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT NOTICE     In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, for those requiring special assistance to access the board meeting, access written documents being discussed at the board meeting, or otherwise participate at board meetings, please contact the Superintendent’s Office by sending an email to  jbaier@moraga.k12.ca.us . Notification at least 48 hours before the meeting will enable the district to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to the board meeting. Dr. Julie C. Parks, Ed. D., Superintendent Moraga School District 925-376-5943 jparks@moraga.k12.ca.us [Saturday, Sep 6 at 10:08 AM]

Saturday, Sep 06 2025

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Superintendent Spotlight September 3, 2025 Dear Moraga Community, I hope you all had a wonderful Labor Day weekend. The warm weather came just in time for the long weekend.  For me, September always feels like the official start.  We are really rolling after three weeks in.  Early/late has started in the elementary schools, fall activities are starting up, and we have Community Service Day just around the corner!  Stay tuned for more information coming up on our October 5th Community Service Day events.  This year, we will be doing beautification at our elementary schools and partnering with Kiwanis to do a special project to rebuild benches at JM.  Thank you to our community partners and volunteers for making this happen.  September Board Meeting Our September Board meeting is coming up on September 9th.  Some items of interest in this agenda include: Honoring September 15th through October 15th as Latine Heritage Month. Honoring October as Antibullying Awareness Month A review of our Unaudited Actuals Budget Report from 2024-2025 by our Assistant Superintendent of Business Services. A presentation of our Discipline and Positive Behavior Intervention Supports (PBIS) by our principals and Director of Pupil Services. Safety in Moraga Schools Last week, we received very sad news of violence in schools.  As we grieve with victims and their community, I wanted to share with our Moraga community some of the safety work that we have in place and are looking forward to doing in the future.  Safety is always our top priority. At the beginning of each year, our teachers have a dedicated Safety Meeting to review emergency procedures.  While this topic is uncomfortable and brings up strong feelings, it is imperative that we are prepared for any emergency and that our staff conducts regular drills.  We conduct safety drills monthly for this very purpose.  I want to assure families that when we conduct drills, we work intentionally to make them effective for our students and staff, while ensuring that students do not feel unnecessary fear and trauma.  Our teachers are adept at making communications developmentally appropriate for our students.  In the end, we want drills to make our students feel safe in the knowledge that our adults are here to support them and ready to respond. As we look forward, there are specific safety issues that we plan to address through our facilities bond.  We are making plans for comprehensive updates of our fire alarms and communication systems at all four campuses, panic button installation in our offices, and strategic changes to our entry points. However, our most effective safety work is the work that happens daily on our campuses in ensuring that our students have adult connections and feel a sense of belonging… Counseling and Wellness in Moraga As we consider safety in our schools and the upcoming resolution on Antibullying Awareness Month, it is appropriate to shine light on one of the best systems for our work in this area: our Wellness Centers and counselors. Several years ago, Moraga School District expanded our staffing to put talented people where we knew we needed it most - the wellness of our students. Since then, our Wellness Centers have continued to expand in impact and influence on our campuses. They are safe spaces for students to take a break, interact with a trusted adult, or to seek connection with others. Our counselors, Andie Nishimi (Rheem), Kimberly Denton (CP), Roxana Rojas (LP), Justin Castro (JM), along with our Wellness Intake Specialist Lauren Hlavac (JM) make this happen everyday. Their roles are primarily focused on our students, using best practices to support positive relationships, coping strategies, and regulation. However, they also do valuable work in supporting our other staff members through professional development and collaboration. Because of this work, all of us have developed our skills and are able to show up better for our students. Our best strategy for making schools safe is to take care of our kids. And that is exactly what happens in our Wellness Centers. This year, our counselors will be focusing specifically on a comprehensive Wellness Handbook and in providing social emotional support for our adults on campus. And, while this program is essential to our work, it is possible only because of our community support. Thank you to MEF donors for making wellness a priority! Sincerely, Julie Parks, Superintendent

Saturday, Sep 06 2025

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Superintendent Spotlight August 4, 2025 Dear Moraga Community, We cannot wait for 2025-2026! In Moraga, our mission is for all students to learn and belong everyday.  As we prepare for our students to come back after summer, our staff will be gathering to reconnect with each other and this mission during our professional development days.  This year, we will be focusing primarily on supporting our elementary staff to roll out our new English language arts curriculum and continuing our work to promote teacher leadership and collaboration. As an educator, this is the most exciting time!  It is full of optimism and limitless possibilities.  I am looking forward to an exciting and engaging 2025-2026 school year. Make Sure to Complete Annual Registration  You received a postcard in the mail reminding you of annual registration. The annual registration process is very important for getting crucial information to families and for setting our students up for success during the year.  Registration includes the following steps: Registration must be completed for all students prior to starting school. It is recommended that families utilize a computer rather than a smartphone for ease of use during this process. Families should anticipate about 15-30 minutes to complete the four steps of registration. Medication Drop Off Reminder This is a reminder that Medication drop off for the 2025-2026 school year will be available through Wednesday, August 6th and Thursday, August 7th at Joaquin Moraga Moraga Intermediate School. Our wonderful Moraga School District nurse, Susan Van Etten, and our administrative assistants are here to support you! To assist us with this process, please:  1. Ensure that your student’s prescription medications are labeled with your student’s name on the pharmacy label and are not expired.   2. Ensure that over-the-counter medications are unopened and in their original container.   3. Ensure you have all of the necessary forms filled out correctly and attached to the medications. For your convenience, forms are attached below. Self-Administered Inhaler/Epipen Medication   Permission to Administer Over the Counter Medication (including cough drops) Prescription Medication Universal Meals are Back! We are looking forward to a great new year with more scratch cooking and organic ingredients for our students! As a reminder, all TK - 8th graders can receive one free breakfast and lunch each school day while they are on campus, and the salad bar will once again be stocked with fresh fruits, vegetables, and salad. In addition, there is a vegetarian and gluten-free option daily! Please review the menu for August on the Food and Nutrition Services webpage: Menus Our goal is for all students to participate in Universal Meals, and Sodexo will make meal accommodations for those students with a food allergy. If your student has a food allergy, please complete the Medical Form and return it to Selma Mirante at smirante@moraga.k12.ca.us.  For more information about Universal Meals, please see the Frequently Asked Questions on the Food and Nutrition Services webpage, but feel free to contact Selma Mirante at any time via email or by calling her direct office number at 925-377-4223. Spotlight on Professional Development As our families are savoring the last days of summer vacation, our teachers and staff are spending time preparing for a new year!  And, there is a lot to do.  Our elementary teachers will be gathering on Thursday to work on learning our new English language arts curriculum, Amplify CKLA.  This curriculum is so exciting and will bring us into alignment with the science of reading in one fully integrated program.  This adoption was a celebration of over a year of work by our teacher leaders, administrators, and Governing Board to consider our student needs.  At JM, Thursday will be spent as a middle school staff working to come into alignment on our Positive Behavior Intervention Systems (PBIS) and in our course-alike collaboration.  This year, we will be having a special focus on the most important work we do: classroom instruction!  We are excited to give space for our teachers to share and see best practices in universal design that make learning engaging for our students and accessible for all.  In addition, we are planning a special professional development for our education specialists, speech and language pathologists, and psychologists in collaboration with our partner districts.  These specialists need support and shared expertise to be ready to serve our students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) and working across our community will be a focus this year. In our work in schools, there is never enough time - so we want to maximize our precious time together to ensure that Moraga students get the very best everyday! Sincerely, Julie Parks, Superintendent

Monday, Aug 04 2025

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Superintendent Spotlight July 28, 2025 Dear Moraga Community, Annual Registration begins today! You received a postcard in the mail reminding you of annual registration. The annual registration process is very important for getting crucial information to families and for setting our students up for success during the year. Registration includes the following steps: Registration must be completed for all students prior to starting school. It is recommended that families utilize a computer rather than a smartphone for ease of use during this process.  Families should anticipate about 15-30 minutes to complete the four steps of registration. The First Day of School is Coming Up Fast A reminder that the first day of school is Tuesday, August 12th.  For more details regarding the school year calendar, please visit this LINK. Principals will be sending out information next week! Sincerely, Julie Parks, Superintendent

Monday, Jul 28 2025

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-  MESSAGE FROM THE MORAGA SCHOOL DISTRICT   Dear Moraga School District Families, Happy Summer!  We hope you have enjoyed your time off from school.  This is a reminder that Medication drop off for the 2025-2026 school year will be Wednesday 8/6 and Thursday 8/7 from 9:30am-11am at Joaquin Moraga Intermediate School . Be sure that your student’s prescription medications are labeled with your student’s name on the pharmacy label and are not expired. Over the counter medications need to be unopened in their original container. Also make sure you have all of the necessary forms filled out correctly and attached to the medications. Forms  Self-Administered Inhaler/Epipen Medication      Permission to Administer Over the Counter Medication   Prescription Medication (including cough drops)  Enjoy the last two weeks of summer! Jennifer Baier MSD District Office 7

Monday, Jul 28 2025

Welcome Back!

        Welcome Back  Bobcat Families!!! We hope your summer was relaxing and rewarding!  We look forward to a new school year as we continue our commitment to ensuring all Camino Pablo students learn and belong everyday. The following are new staff members for the 2025-2026 school year: 5th Grade Teacher: Brigitt McGee 2nd Grade Teacher: Teryl Miller  Denise Mitchell:  Literacy Tutor Ms. Miller and Ms. Mitchell both have extensive experience teaching in MSD, they have  established a high level of effectiveness supporting the learning of Morgaga School District students.   Ms. McGee comes to Camino Pablo from the San Ramon School District, she also has several years of experience teaching 5th grade students and we are glad to welcome her to the Camino Pablo community. We are excited for another great school year, our commitment to the growth and learning for all students is unwavering. Many of our teachers have already been in their classrooms working  diligently to prepare for the first day of instruction. Thank you to Mr. Hernandez, his tireless work ensures our classrooms and campus will be ready from the first day of school until the last.   Thank you in advance for your support and collaboration as we embark upon a new school year.    David Lanuza- Camino Pablo Principal Parent Teacher Association (PTA )   I n addition to new staff, Betsy Shealer will serve as our CP PTA President this year.  Thank you Betsy!      We encourage you to get involved and volunteer at CP, your support and partnership is essential to our school community.  Please visit our  PTA site  and learn more.  Moraga Education Foundation (MEF)   We appreciate the many ways you provide support for Camino Pablo.   You will hear throughout the year about the programs that would not exist without your contributions to the   Moraga Education Foundation-MEF  Without your contributions we would not be able to provide students with: Art Teachers who provide weekly lessons for K-5th graders. Counselor who brings mindfulness, social skills, lunchtime clubs for the entire school. Librarian who provides weekly visits for all students. Music teachers who provide weekly lessons for students in K-3rd & band, orchestra, and choir for 4th & 5th grades Science Instructors and supplies for all K-5th Literacy tutors who support students in all grades either working 1:1 or in small groups. Use the  Moraga School District Calendar  for your reference for the entire year for holidays, Staff Development Days, revised schedule days, etc.  Check out the  CP WEBSITE  for lots of information!  Interested in before or after care:  Bobcat Club .   Reminders and Important Dates If you have moved : We need an updated proof of residency (Lease with student name(s) or Grant Deed, or current tax bill) plus a current utility bill.  Please submit it to your school office. The main office is open; if you have documents you need to drop off please contact for office hours.   If your child has received any updated immunizations please bring them to the office.  Students without verified up-to-date immunizations will be ineligible to start school.   There is no grace period.   For more information:    CA immunizations   and/or   the law in regards to immunizations . Confirmation of your Aeries information begins.  You will receive a letter via email with more details on July 28th.   Class lists will be posted the night of August 8, please verify your Aeries information by August 8 to access your child’s placement information, class lists will be posted the night   Update work/cell numbers,  3  local  emergency contacts that  are not  your child’s parent(s)/guardian(s), these contacts also give permission for your child to be picked up by those listed.   July 28-August 11:  Registration for Bobcat Club   opens tomorrow at 8:30am (registration closes August 4th) Medication drop off for the 2025-2026 school year will be Wednesday 8/6 and Thursday 8/7 from 9:30am-11am at Joaquin Moraga Intermediate School. Be sure that your student’s prescription medications are labeled with your student’s name on the pharmacy label and are not expired. Over the counter medications need to be unopened in their original container. Also make sure you have all of the necessary forms filled out correctly and attached to the medications.  Prescription medications need to be labeled with your student’s name on the pharmacy label and not expired.   Over the counter medications need to be unopened in their original container. Form links (if needed)   prescribed medication       epi-pen, asthma   over the counter (OTC) medication   (including cough drops)  District policy for medication on campus is covered  here Friday, August 8: 4:00pm   Class placement information  will be accessible through your Aeries Parent portal on the demographics page. TK/K students will be assigned to a teacher in Aeries. However, final class placements will be communicated to parents on Wednesday, August 27th. More information on TK/K class placements can be found  HERE . Monday, August 11:  PTA TK/K Playdate , 2:15pm-4:00pm K/TK Playground TK/K Teacher Meet and Greet , 2:15pm-2:45pm, K/TK Playground BOBCAT DAY,  3:45pm-5:00pm ,   Blacktop next to MUR TK only   Back to School Night! , 5:30pm-6:15pm, TK Classrooms (Parent/guardian event only) Tuesday, August 12   FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL!    August 12-August 29  TK-3rd grade students all attend early.   TK =8:25-12:02 (Change for previous year) K-3rd =8:25-1:55 4th & 5th=8:25-3:05 Thursday, August 14   Minimum Day TK = 8:40am-11:50am K-5th = 8:25am-12:12pm 1st - 5th Back to School Night :  6:00pm-6:45pm Grades 3rd-5th classroom presentations  6:45pm-7:15pm Presentation from MEF, PTA, and  Principal David Lanuza 7:15pm-8:00pm Grades 1st & 2nd classroom presentations Wednesday, August 27 6:00pm-6:45pm  Kindergarten Back to School Night Monday, September 1 No school:  Labor Day HOLIDAY! Tuesday, September 2:     Morning/Afternoon Schedules begin TK ( Wednesdays all students 8:25-12:02, change for this year) Morning = 8:25am-12:02am  Afternoon = 9:25am-1:02pm K-2nd  (Wednesdays all students 8:25am-1:50pm) Morning  = 8:25am-1:55pm Afternoon = 9:35am-3:05pm 3rd, 4th, 5th (Wednesdays all students 8:25-1:50) 8:25am-3:05 pm 

Monday, Jul 28 2025

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Superintendent Spotlight July 21, 2025 Dear Moraga Community, Welcome back! We are so excited to have our schools filled up with the sounds of students learning and connecting after the summer break. They just don’t feel the same without our students!  You received a postcard in the mail reminding you of annual registration.  The annual registration process is very important for getting crucial information to families and for setting our students up for success during the year.  Registration opens on Monday, July 28th and includes the following steps: Registration must be completed for all students prior to starting school. It is recommended that families utilize a computer rather than a smartphone for ease of use during this process.  Families should anticipate about 15-30 minutes to complete the four steps of registration. The First Day of School is Coming Up Fast A reminder that the first day of school is Tuesday, August 12th.  For more details regarding the school year calendar, please visit this LINK. Principals will be sending out information next week! What’s New in 2025-2026? Our operations team has been working very hard over the summer to get things ready for the new year.  I want to thank our custodial and maintenance staff, in particular, for working on special projects and deep clearing that ensure that our schools are welcoming for our students and staff when they come back in August.     One major focus this summer has been fire abatement throughout our campuses.  We have been working closely with Moraga Orinda Fire Department to ensure that we are making adjustments to our annual work that aligns with new codes designed to keep us safe in Moraga.   We have also started some projects connected to our Measure D bond.  At Rheem, there are three new portable classrooms designed to support our growing enrollment and TK program.  Eventually, these will be replaced by new construction of an additional building.  We will have a busy fall getting contracts in place to begin comprehensive modernization next summer at JM and Rheem (with LP and CP coming in the summer of 2027). Moraga Child Care Program Expands Over the summer we hosted our first Child Care Camp for four weeks during June.  This was a huge success!  Students enjoyed time doing crafts, making meals, and enjoying enrichment activities.  Summer Child Care is part of our Expanded Learning Opportunities Program, a new state program that expands child care offerings to include a minimum of nine hours of daily care and thirty additional days outside of the school year.  You can sign up for child care during the registration process. We are looking forward to a great new year! Sincerely, Julie Parks, Superintendent

Monday, Jul 21 2025

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  GOVERNING BOARD SPECIAL MEETING  STUDY SESSION CONSTRUCTION DELIVERY METHODS JOAQUIN MORAGA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL LIBRARY 1010 CAMINO PABLO TUESDAY, JULY 22, 2025 6:00 PM   As Measure D projects are initiated, the District will need to adopt project delivery models, along with corresponding contracts, that are best suited to the needs and challenges of specific construction and modernization projects. Understanding the basic details, along with the “pros and cons” of each model, will help the Board and District leadership in their decision-making regarding upcoming Measure D construction projects. The meeting agenda is available  here .   MEETING GUIDELINES   To Watch the Open Session Meeting via Zoom There are two options members of the public can use to watch the open session meeting via Zoom: Option 1: Join Zoom Webinar using a computer and enter  https://zoom.us/j/98834748675?pwd=bmd1UkpQbno2Q3p6b3FESFpwMzhJUT09 Option 2: Call in using a telephone; dial 1 669 900 6833 US; Webinar ID: 988 3474 8675 To Participate in Public Comment To participate in public comment, you must attend the meeting in person and fill out a comment card before the Board introduces the agenda item.  The Board will not receive public comments through the Zoom webinar. The raise your hand and chat functions will not be used during the meeting. Regular Board meeting agendas provide an opportunity for public comment on items on and not on the agenda.  Special meetings provide an opportunity for public comments on agenda items only. Individuals are asked to limit their comments on any item to no more than three minutes. If several people share the same issue, please choose one as your representative, and that person may be given additional time. The Board shall limit the total time of Public Comment to 20 minutes for each agenda item.   Agenda items will be discussed in the order in which they appear on the agenda. Once the discussion of an agenda item has been completed, the Board will not reopen the discussion on that topic later.    AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT NOTICE   In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, for those requiring special assistance to access the board meeting, access written documents being discussed at the board meeting, or otherwise participate at board meetings, please contact the Superintendent’s Office by sending an email to  jbaier@moraga.k12.ca.us . Notification at least 48 hours before the meeting will enable the district to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to the board meeting.   Dr. Julie C. Parks Ed. D., Superintendent Moraga School District 925-376-5943 jparks@moraga.k12.ca.us

Saturday, Jul 19 2025