RBUSD Board Meeting 11/10/2026

The Redondo Beach Unified School District Board of Education meeting on November 10, 2026, approved three resolutions for applications to Career Technical Education Facilities Program Cycle 8 and commitments of local matching funds. The applications seek $2.2 million for the Redondo High School Arts, Media and Entertainment sector, and up to $2.9 million each for biomedical/health science and medical technology, and an information technology and cybersecurity training center. Each resolution passed unanimously, 5–0; the amounts were application requests, not confirmed awards. In closed session, the board received information and gave staff direction regarding negotiations for the Alta Vista Park and Anderson Park Senior Center sites, Seasons at Redondo Beach, and the Franklin School site with Friendship Foundation; no final real-property action was reported. The board also approved an agreement with the National College Resources Foundation for the 2026–27 school year to support HBCU outreach and college and career readiness at the high school.

The board approved tentative successor agreements with the Redondo Beach Teachers Association and classified school employees’ association. The RBTA agreement includes increases to extra-duty and summer-school rates, special-education case-management days, and a four-tier health and welfare contribution structure; the classified agreement includes a longevity stipend increase and a 5% salary-step adjustment effective January 1, 2027, alongside benefit and leave provisions. A counselor-workload committee MOU was also approved. Other discussion included the district’s employee reskilling program and academic dashboard results. No vendor selection or conventional procurement award was identified.