Special Board Meeting Agenda - June 12, 2023, Public Notice and ThoughtExchange Link
The Board of Education will hold a Special Board Meeting & Public Hearing to Receive Public Testimony Concerning Proposed Trustee Voting Area Plans Associated With The District's Transition To A By-Trustee Area Election System
Date: June 12, 2023 Time: 5:00 p.m.
Place: District Office Boardroom (4400 Alma Ave.)
or Via Zoom: https://cv-k12-ca-us.zoom.us/j/84124649608
The complete packet is available at: https://www.cv.k12.ca.us/boarddocs/
There are multiple ways you can let the district know your thoughts on the proposed trustee voting area plans associated with the district's transition to a by-trustee area election system:Submit public comment at the board meeting
Email or call the Superintendent's Office 510-537-3000 ext. 1211 or acayere@cv.k12.ca.us
Provide input via ThoughtExchange (Link below)

With ThoughtExchange, participants share thoughts confidentially and anonymously, ensuring that all voices are heard and all divergent views can come to light around a shared topic of interest or concern. ThoughtExchange encourages engagement as people respond anonymously with other participants.
How does ThoughtExchange work?
- Answer a few questions about yourself.
- Participants share thoughts or ideas anonymously with others participating in the exchange.
Click here for more information on how thoughts are confidential. - Using a 1-5 scale, review and rate ("star") other people’s thoughts.
- In this step, you will see your responses and those shared by others and assign 1 to 5 stars to each idea depending on how strongly you agree or disagree with it. We hope you can rate at least 10 thoughts, but 30 would be even better.
- Participants can view how the thoughts in the exchange have been rated by the group.
Click here to learn more about the steps of an exchange. - CVUSD analyzes data from the exchange and uses this input for decision-making.
[Monday, Jun 12 at 11:06 AM]
Don't forget to let us know your thoughts on the by-trustee area maps. AGAIN, these maps DO NOT affect where students attend school. Maps only pertain to board member elections.
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