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ROBERT A. BARTOSH —SBN 159383
BRETT B, McMURDO —SBN 293050

HATHAWAY,PERRETT, WEBSTER,
POWERS, CHRISMAN & GUTIERREZ
A Professional Corporation
5450 Telegraph Road, Suite 200
Ventura, CA 93003-4120

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Telephone:
Facstmile:

(805) 644-7111
(805) 644-8296

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Attorneys for Plaintiff/Petitioner DANIELLECLARK

SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA

FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO —CENTRAL DIVISION
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CASK NO. 37-2017-00005908-CU-WM-CTL
Action Filed: February 16, 2017
Hon. John S. Meyer —Dept. C-64

DANIELLECLARK, an individual,

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Plaintiff/Petitioner,

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DECLARATIONOF DANIELLE
CLARK

vs.
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SAN YSIDRO SCHOOL DISTRICT; and
DOES I through 20, inclusive,
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Defendants/Respondents.
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Date: March 16,2018
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Dept: C-64

[Filed concurrently with Petitioner Dan/elle
Clark's Supplemental BriefFollowing
Hearing on Motion for Issuance of

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Peremptory Writ ofMandate]

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I, DANIELLECLARK, declare as follows:

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1.

On or about May 26, 2016, at a regular meeting, the San Ysidro School District's

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(the "District") Governing Board approved my role as a District administrator. I was approved

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as the

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forth my approval under "PERSONNEL —MANAGEMENT—EMPLOYMENT." A true and

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correct copy

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copy

of Special Education

new Director

of these

of my resume

at the District, and minutes from that meeting set

minutes is attached as Exhibit A to this declaration. A true and correct

is attached hereto as

Exhibit B.

DECLARATIONOF DANIELLI.'LARK

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Upon hire with the District, I was provided management salary,

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From June

1,

2016 to October 24, 2016, I served as Director

of Special

Education at the District. My employment was terminated on October 24, 2016.
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During my employment with the District, I held

a

Multiple Subject Teaching

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Credential from September

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Credential was renewed from January 26, 2017 to February 1, 2022. True and correct copies

1, 2011

to September

of these teaching credential certificates
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2016. My Multiple Subject Teaching

are attached hereto as

Exhibit C.

During my employment with the District, I also held an Administrative Services

A true

Credential, valid from August 27, 2014 to September I, 2019.

and correct copy

of this

administrative credential certificate is attached hereto as Exhibit D.
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1,

2016,

When my Multiple Subject Teaching Credential became inactive in September

I was not notified by the District nor the Commission

on Teacher Credentialing. The

District did not discuss the credential lapse with me and at no time asked me to renew the
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credential.

To date, I have received no notice of cause for my termination. The October 24,

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7.

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2016 letter that

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dismissal and provides no grounds for the immediate termination

ts

never received a notice

I received from the District cites no Education

Code section applicable to my

of my employment. I also

of non-reelection under Education Code Section 44929.21 nor a notice

under Section 44951.
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After the termination of my employment, I diligently applied to several new

positions in an attempt to minimize my lost income.
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As an employee of the District, my income was

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220 days per year.

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10.

$ 132,512.76 per year,

working

On or about August 28, 2017, I began working as Special Education Department

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Coordinator at Capistrano Unified School District. ivIy salary at Capistrano Unified School

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District is $ 115,000 per year, working 200 days per year. I am making approximately $ 27.33

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less per day now.

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DECLARATION OF DANIELLE CLARK

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I am now commuting approximately 160 miles roundtrip for work each day,

from my home in San Diego to my workplace in San Juan Capistrano, California.
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To date, I have lost approximately $ 110,427.30 in incoine, calculated at

$ 11,042.73 per month
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August 28, 2017).

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for the ten (10) months that I was between jobs (October 24, 2016 to

I have also lost benefits

as a

result

of my employment termination

by San

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Ysidro School District. I am now forced to pay $ 247.81/month for UHC HMO; $ 64.21/month

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for Kaiser; and $ 40.80/month for vision. These were all free benefits with San Ysidro School

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District, I am therefore now losing approximately

$ 4,233.84

in yearly benefits.

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I declare under penalty

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of perjury under

foregoing is true and correct to the best
at

the laws

of the

of my knowledge.

State

of California

Executed on March

5p~ Yi> c m A~i.~~v~cs, California.

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IyWIELLECLARK
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DECLARATION OF DANIELLECLARK

that the

~P,

2018,

 EXHIBIT A

SAN YSIDRQ S'CHOOL DISTRICT
4350 Otay Mesa Road San Ysidro, CA 92173
Phbne Number: (619) 428;4476 Fax Number. (619) 428-1505

REGULAR MEETING OF THE GOVERNING BOARD
THURSD'AY., MAY26) 2016
CLOSED SESSION 5t00 p.ut. —6r00 p.m,
Pursuant to Government Code Sections 54954 and 54954.2 and Education Cods Section 35140', the Regular Mgeting
of the Governing Board was held on Thursday, May 26, 201 6, With Closed Session held at 5:00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m, and
reconvened into Open Session at 6:00 p.'m. and.conducted its business meef ng at the Education Center, 4350 Otay
Mesa Road, San Ysidro, CA 92173. Closed Session was conducted in accordance with applicable'sections of

California Law.

CALL TO ORDER
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Who; 'President Diaz

ROLL CALLby Julio Fonseca, Bd.D., Superintendent
Mr,. Marcos

Time: 5;00 p,m.
db

Secretary to the Board

A. Diaz, President

Mr. Rodolfo Linares, Vic'e-Pres'ident
Mr. Steven Kinney, Clerk
Mr, Antonio Martinez, Member -Arrived ar 5r 04/r na
Mrs, Rosaleah Pallasigue, Member
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PUBLIC COMMENT/COMMUIHCATIONSON CLOSED SESSION ITEMS
None at this time.

Vice-President Linares made a motion to recess to Closed Session, seconded by Member pallasigue.
The vote was 4 Ayes- 1 Absent (M),
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GOVERNING BOARD —RECESSED to CLOSED SESSION at 5:01 p.m. in accordance with
s'ection '54954.5 i'egarrling

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GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 54957
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
Title: Principal (2)

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GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 54957
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
Title: Director of Special Education

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CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL —PENDING LITIGATION:
Pursuant t'o Government Code section 54956.9(a) and (d)(1):
San Ysidro School District v. Manuel Paul
San Diego Case No. 37-2015-00003840-CU-NP-CTL

Exhibit A —Page I of S

 May 26, 2016
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Page 2

GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 54957.6
CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATORS

Agency Negotiators; Julio Fonseca, Ed,D., Superintendent and Jose Arturo Sanchez-Macias, Deputy
Superintendent
Employee Organizations:
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San Ysidro Educatipn Association/CTA
California School Employees Association, Chapter 154
Unrepresented:

A4ninistrators, Classified lvlanagement„Confidential/Supervisory

RECONVENED into OPEN SESSION at 6:00 P,m, to take action on items discussed in c]used
session, or to make disclosures of action taken in closed session, if any, as required by Gover'nment
Code section 54957.7 and section 54957.1.
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The Board took the following action in Cibsed S'ession:

The Board voted 5-0 to deny the request for indemnification and defense by Mr. Manual Paul ln the dase
San Ysidro Scho'ol District vs, Manuel PauL

Who: President Diaz

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Time; 6:00 p,m.

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CALLTO ORI?ER

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ROLL CALLby Julio Fonseca, Ed.D„Superintendent & Secretary to the Board
Mr, Marcos A. Diaz, President
Mr, Rodolfo Linares, Vice-President
Mr. Steven Kinney, Clerk
Mr, Antonio Martinez, Member
Mrs, Rosaleah Pallasigue, Member

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FLAG SALUTE by Julio Fonseca, Ed.D., Superintendent & Secretary

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"
PUBLIC coMMENT/coMMUMcxTIQNsoN QPElv sEs'sIQN ITElvfs"

at this time.

t'o the

Board

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li LEASE SUBMIT I'U131,IC COMMENT FORMS PRIOR TO START OF 1VIEETING
Per Board Policy //9323, three (3) minutes may be allotted to each speaker and five (5) minutes
for organizations to address all of their items. Iftranslation services are required, please state
that, and an additional one (1) minute will be allotted. Approach the lectern and give your
name and address.
The public has the opportunity to address the Board on any item appearing on the agenda or not on the
agenda. Persons wishina to address the 13oard arc asked to till out a Pub/ic Ceuunen/ Forur loc'ated at the
sign-in area, and submit the completed form to the administrative assistant orior to siari ol'meeiina.
Those who have a group concern are encouraged to select a spokesperson to address the Board. A copy of
the full agenda is available for view at the Superintendent's Office located at 4350 Qtay Mesa Road, San
Ysidro, California. Also, at the district website: www.svsd.kl2.ca.us

Exhibit A —Page

2

of 8

 May 26, 2016

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ITEMS FROM THE BOARD gr SUPERINTENDENT
Member Martinez, 1) Thanked all employees, the Board and Superintendent. 2) Mentioned that

he has

tried to clean up all the corruption since he's been on the Board and the people who caused all the
issues are no longer here. 3) Mentioned that he believes in the Grand Jury Report and supports it
completely. We now know what the corruption is and we need to face it and clean it up. 4) Apologized
to employees who come to work every day to find out their reputations have been smeared fo'r things
they did not do. Commented that it is the Board's responsibility to make sure their reputation is
perfect. 5) Gave an update on the long term Strategic Plan to address all the recommendations made by
the Grand Jury. Mentioned that a 13ond Oversight Committee will be created and a timeline to address
the issues. 6) Stated that the Board will pursue all those responsible of misdeeds. 7) Commented that he
stands with staff and we will go tlrrough this together,
Clerk Kinney, 1) Mentioned that he agrees with the Grand Jury Report that came out this week.
2) Commented that the Grand Jury Report is like a history lesson on all the abuse that had gone on over
the years by administrators and Board members. 3) Mentioned that he is thankful that chapter is
closed. 4) Commented that with the new Board, Administrators and Superintendent, he is thankful to be
a part of anew day in San Ysidro.
Member pallasigue, 1) Commented that it's a privilege and an honor to be part of the Board. 2) Shared
concerns about the Grand Jury Report and the former Superintendent asking for indemnification fr'om a
community like San Ysidro. She will do anything she can to prevent him from getting it, 3) Mentioned
that the District has quality staff. 4) Mentioned that the Board members are seivan'ts of the community
to meet the needs of the District. There is still a lot to do. 5) Commented that she is happy to see the
increase in attendance at the Facility Committee Meetings. 6) Mentioned that she is thankful with the
administration for following the ideas the Board has and seeing them through.
Vice-President Linares, 1) Shared concerns about the Grand Jury Report and shared information on the
flndings. 2) Commented that he partially agrees with the Grand Jury Report.
President Diaz, 1) Commented that the Grand Jury Report covered I'rom 1997 to the present,
2) Mentioned that this Board has been striving to do the correct thing for the school District. In order to
properly focus on the students, we first had to put our house in order. 3) Commented that he wants to
focus on the positive things happening in the District. Mentioned that the District had more than 50
applicants for the principal positions. People now sce the change in the District and want to be part of
it, 4) Commented that the Board has been fixing the corruption. 5) Shared concerns about thc
Grand Jury releasing only a few pages of the report to the public. He believes the Grand Jury is not done
-and .will continue..investigating 6) Commented..that..the Board wiff~ake somewf those individuals.....
responsible for the damage they caused our students. 7) Thanked Dr. Fonseca and his team for c'reatiug
a great educational program for students, the salary increase to staff and for cleaning up the District.
Dr. Fouseca, Superintendent, 1) Commented that he will continue to bring the right people to honor
and protect the rights of students. 2) Mentioned that he iigrees with the lindings of the San Diego
Grand Jury Report. 3) Mentioned that the District provided all the documentation necessary and
commended Mr. Macias, Deputy Superintendent, for the hours he invested to make sure he protected r
the rights of students and staff. 4) Shared a letter that will be sent to parents and staff on the findings of
the Grand Jury Report,
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10.1

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION

MINUTES
The Board approved the minutes

Motion: Martinez

of the

Regular Board meeting

Second: Linares

of May 12,

2016.

Vote; Unanimous

Exhibit A —Page

3

of S

 10.2

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Page.4-

—- --ayy-66, 201.6
PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING I CAP

The Board opened the Publio Hearing regarding the Proposed Local Control Accountability plan
(LCAP) for. the 2016-2017 fiscal year,

Motion: Martinez
10,3

Second: Pallasigue

Vote: Unanimous

PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING LCAP
The Board closed the Public Hearing regarding the Proposed Local Control Accountability Plan
(LCAP) for the 2016-2017 fiscal year.

Motion: Kinney
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OPEN PUBLIC HEARING FOR PROPOSED BUDGET 2016-17
The Board opened the Public Hearing for the District's pr'oposed 2016-17 Budget.

Motion.'artinez
10.5

Second:

Kinndy

Vote; Unanimous

CLOSE PUBLIC HEARI'NG FOR PROPOSED BUDGET 2016-17
The Board closed the Public Hearing for the District's proposed 2016-17 Budget,
Motion: Martinez

10.6

Vote: Unanimous

Second; Linares

Vote: Unanimous

Second: Linares

SECOND READING AND ADOPTION OF THE TECHNOLOGY MASTER PLAN
The Board approved the second reading and adoption of the Technology Master Plan for school years
2016-2019,

Motion; Pallasigue
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Second: Linares

Vote: Unanimous

RESOLUTION 15/16-3132 DECLARING WITHDRAWALOF MEMBERSHIP. IN TBE SAN
DIEGO COUNTY SCHOOLS RISK MANAGEMENTPROPERTY AND LIABILITYJOINT
-PQtitrERS-AUTHOIUTYANDJIKCLARINGMEMBERSHIP.-IN THF SQIITHERN
CALIFORNIAREGIONAL LIA'BILITYEXCESS FUND (RELIEF) JOINT POWERS
AUTHORITY(JPA)
The Board adopted Resolution No. 15/16-3132 declaring to withdraw membership from the San Diego
County Schools Risk Manageme'nt Joint Powers Authority for Property & Liability effective June 30,
2016 and join Southern California ReLiEF Joint Poviers Authority effective July 1, 2016. The Board
appoints Jose Arturo Sanchez Macias, Deputy Superintendent, as the Primary Representative a'nd
Eugenia Martinez, Risk Manager as the Alternate Representative to Southern California ReLiBF.

Motion: Linares

Second: Kinney

Vote; Unanimous

Exhibit A —Page

4

of 8

 May 26, 2016

10,8

Page 5

REVISED 2016 GOVERNING BOARD MEETINGS SCHEDULE
The Board approved the revised 2016 Governing Board Meetin'gs Schedule to include an additional
regular Board meeting on June 23, 2016. The Board ineeting will be held at the Education Center at
5:00 p.m.
Motion; Kinney

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Second: L'inares

Vote; Unanimous

CONSENT CALENDA'R
The Board approved the Consent Calendar with the following changes:
1'1C.6 and 11E.1 for discussion and to be voted on
1) Pulled Consent Items 11B,1, 11B.4, 11C.5,
se'parately.

2) Tabled Item:

11A.9- The Center ofEcoliteracy California Thursdays

Motion: Martinez,

Second: L'inares

and Mary's Kitchen

Vote: Unanimous

11A,

CURRICULUM& INSTRUCTION

11A'.1

FIELD TRIP TO AMC THEATER - OCEAN VIEWHILLS
The Board approved the walking field trip for sixth grade students, bhaperones and teachers fiom
Ocean View Hills School to the'AMC Theater on June 7, 2016 at no cost to the'District,

11A.2 FIELD TRIP TO AQUATICASEA WORLD'S WAT~iARK- SIJNSET
The Board approved the field trip and participation of sixth grade students and teachers ficm Sufiset
School to Aquatica SeaWorld'.s Waterpark on June 2, 2016 at an estimated cost of $ 3,080,00 for
student fees from classroom fundraising and $ 380.00 for transportation services from supplemental
and concentration funds.

11A 3 FIELD TRIP TO SEA WORLD —LA MIRADA
The Board approved the field trip and participation of fifih grade students, teacher and chaperones
fiom l,a Mirada School to SeaWorld on June 6, 2016 at an approximate cost of $ 200.00 for student
..-fees--from classroom fuudraising...and $ 26IUltL for transportation .servhaes.. fiom snpplemantaL g.
concentration funds,
11A.4 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENTFINANCIALLITERACY
The Board approved/ratified the Junior Achievement Financial Literacy to be held at all
schools from May 19, 2016 through June 3, 2016 at no cost to the District.
11A.S

of our

FIELD TRIP TO VISTA TERRACE POOL —WILLOW
The Board approved the field trip and participation of third grade students, teachers and chaperones
from Willow School to go to the Vista Terrace Swimming Pool Community Park on May. 31, 2016.
The cost of this field trip is $ 278,00 for the rental of the pool fiom classroom fundraising and
$ 260.00

for transportation services fiom supplemental and concentration funds.

11A.6 FIELD TRIP TO THE LAS AMERICAS OUTLET CENTER —WILLOW
The Board approved the walking field trip and participation of Kindergarten students, teachers and
chaperones fiom Willow School to the Las Americas Outlet Center on June 6, 2016 at no cost to the

District.

Exhibit A —Page

5

of 8

 May 26, 2016

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11A.7 FIELD TRIP TO LARSEN FIELD COMMUNITYPARK - WILLOW
The Board approved the walking field trip and participation of filth grade students, teachers and:
chaperones from Willow School to Larsen Field Community Parle on June 8, 2016 at an approximate
cost of $ 102.00 Goin class fundraising.
11A.S

FIELD TRIP TO THE SAN DIEGO ZOO —WILLOW
The Board approved the field trip and piuticipaticn of fifth grade students, teachers and chaperones
irom Willow School to go to the San Diego Zoo, on June 6, 2016,'here willbe a cost of $ 244,50 for
student fees, which

willbe

covered through classroom fundraising and donation funds,

11A.9 STAFF DEVELOPMENT
The Board approved/ratified the attendance to the following workshops/trainings/events listed
PARTICIPANT(S)

Daniel Zummo,
Linda Gonzales

EVENT
Credentials
101/People

PLACE
SDCOE

FROMffO
05/31/2016

COST

FUNDING

$0

N/A

$ 900,00

Cafeteria Fund

Workshop
Pamela Lambert,
Pa1oma Perez,
Elmy Flores, Linda
Venegas and

Margarita Meza
Tabled
11B.

Center

of

Salinas, CA

Ecoliteracy
California
Thursdays and
Mary's Kitchen
training

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BUSINESS

118,1 MEMBERSHIP FOR THE SUPERINTENDENT TO THE SOUTH COUNTY ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (SCEDC)
The Board approved membership for Dr. Julio Fonseca, Superintendent, to the South County
Economic Development Council (SCEDC) for the 2016-2017 school year in the amount of $ 350.00
from ilie gerieraf
flin'd.'otion:

Martinez

Seconds Pallasigue

Vote: Unanimous

11B,2 PERMIT CONTRACT WITH CITY OF SAN DIEGO> PARK 8e RECREATIONS, LARSEN

FIELD COMMUNITYPARK- WILLOWSCHOOL
Thc Board approved the Permit Contract with the City of San Diego, Park and Recreation for Willow
School students to participate in a field trip to Lar'sen Field Community Park on June 8, 2016. The
cost of the permit contract is $ 102,00 for the us'e of facilities paid from class fundraising,

11B.3 PERMIT CONTRACT WITH CITY OF SAN DIEGO PARK AND RECREATIONS, VISTA

TERRACE POOL —WILLOW
The Board approved the permit contract with the City of San Diego, Park & Recreation Department
for Willow School students to participate in a field trip to Vista Terrace Swimming Pool and

Exhibit A —Page

6

of S

 May 26, 2016

Page 7

Community Park on May 31, 2016. The cost of this perinit contract is $ 278.00 for the use of facilities
paid from class fundraising.
11B,4 PRESENTATION

TO THE LEAGUE OF UNITED LATINAMERICANCITIZENS

(L.U.L.A.C,)

The Board ratified the attendance to L,U.L.A.C. for Veronica Medina on May 16, 2016 at a cost not
to exceed $ 335.00.

Motion: Martinez
11C,

Second: Pallasigue

Vote: Unanhnous

PERSONNEL —CLASSIFIED

EMPLOYMENT
The Board approved employment for the following as recommended by staff;
11C,1 Information Computer Specialist: Jose Garcia and George Leyva, effective June
11C.2 Substitute Custodians; Raul Palomera, effectiv June I, 2016
11C,3 Testing Assistant: Teresa Arias, effective June I, 2016.

I, 2016.

RESIGNATION
The Board approved/ratified resignation for the followin'g as recommended by staff;
11C,4 Administrative Clerk I: Johanna Campos, effectiv May 25, 2016,

JOB DESCRIPTIONS-NEW

The Board approved new job description for the following as recommended by staff;.
11C.5 Public Relations and Commun'ity Services Coordinator.

Motion: Linares

Second: Pallasigue

Vote: Unanimous

APPROVE RECRUITMENT
The Board approved recruitment for the following as recommended by staff;
11C.6 Public Relations and Commiinity Services Coordinator.

MotionsLinares ..... Second: Pallasigue
11D.

Yotei.Unanimous.

PERSONNEL —CERTIFICATED

JOB DESCRIPTIONS —NEW
The Board approved new job description for the following as recommended by staff:
11D.1 Head Start Permit Teacher,

APPROVE RECRUITMENT
The Board approved recruitment for the following as recommended by staff:
119,2 Head Start Permit Teacher,

EMPLOYMENT
The Board approved employment for the following as recommended by staff;
11D.3 Math Teacher: Lou Barrios, effective July 25, 2016.
11D.4 Science Teacher: Tania Gomez, effective July 25, 2016.

Exhibit A —Page

7

of 8

 May 26, 2016

Page 8

11D.5 Temporary Teachers: Ginny Ambler, Christopher Brown, Iliana Cornejo, Irene Herrera-Cevallos,
Christine Ilills, Jacquelyn Liberda, Caitlin McCarty and Melina Waltl, effective July 25,2016.

RESIGNATION
The Board approved resignation for the following as recommended by staff;
11D.6 Permit Teacher: Litle Gil„effective June 10, 2016.
11D.7 Math Teacher.'ran Trinh, effective Juni: 10, 2016.
11D,8 Science Teacher: Sarah Snook, effective June 10, 2016,

I1E,

PERSONNEI. —MANAGENIFNT
EMPLOYMENT

The Board approved employment fo'r the following as reconnnended by staff:
11E.1 Assistant Principal: Catalina Jauregui, effective June 1, 2016.

Motion; Kinney

Second: Linares

Vote. Unanimous

of Special Education: Danielle Clark, effective June 1, 2016.
I IX.3 Principal: Nadia Aviles and Bambi'mith, effective June 1, 2016.
11K,Z Director

RESIGNATION

The Board approved resignation fo'i tlie followihg as recommended by staff:
11K.4 Director of Information Management Set@lees: Francisco Paredes, effective June 30, 2016.
11E.5 Principal: Cornelio Fgasani, effective June 21, 2016.

Member Martinez made a motion to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Member pallasigue. The vote was
unanimous,
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AD

JOINT

Time: 7:47 p.m.

Respectfully,.Submitted,

Julio Fonseca, Ed.D., Secretary
Governing Board

Exhibit A —Page

8

of 8

 EXHIBIT 

Danielle Clark
1526 Camlnito Sicllla, Chula Vista, CA 919l5
phone: 6/9-347-380/, e-mail:aims fantilrcua.att.net

My professional goal is to provide leadership expertise in the area ofspecial education in support of
students with disabilities to ensure equity and access to the highest quality educational prograns
EDUCATION
Bachelor ofScience, Criminal Justice Administration, l998
State
University
San Diego
Master ofArts, Education, 200/
National University
California Sate University San Marcos
Brandman University

Multiple Subjects Credenti al, 200/
Education Specialist Credential, 2003
Administrative Services Credential, 2009
Doctorate in Education Organ/cational Leadership, current

EMPLOYMENT
San Ysidro School District, K-8
San Ysidro, CA

Director

2016

Special Education Department

Direct office oversight for Special Education Department- budget, compliance monitoring,
personnel, curriculum supports, professional development
Administrative support and consult to district schools/admin teams in all areas of Special
Education
Primary district administrative support for all district staff regarding General and Special
Education student behavioral and social/emotional needs, including PBIS implementation efforts
Supervised and evaluated all Related Service personnel, Itinerant Teachers, and the Program
Specialist
Coordinated and facilitated district wide Special Education professional development- for
teachers, instructional aides, related services staff, school sites, and district parent groups
Student Services responsibilities- 504 Coordinator, oversaw district discipline issues, district
attendance monitoring for Special Education students, oversight of Home/Hospital program
District liaison with SELPA staff, NPAs, and community agencies
Coordinated all Special Education hiring- application review, interview and candidate selection
Coordinated district PBIS team and introduced Restorative Practices to school teams as an
alternative to traditional discipline practices

South Bay Union School District, K-8
Imperial Beach, CA
2015-2016

Coordinator
Special Education Department

Administrative support and consult to district schools/admin teams in all areas of Special
Education- instruction, compliance, managing support staff, student behavioral needs,
service/program needs
Ensured district policies/procedures and state/federal laws regarding Special Education and
Students Services were followed
Consulted with IEP teams regarding student issues/concerns, including problem solving meetings
as well as IEP meeting attendance
Monitored compliance with State/Federal laws, caseload numbers of staff, supervised Special
Education programs
Coordinated and lead/facilitated district wide Special Education/Student Service professional
development- PLC's, Specialist Meetings, and Job Alike meetings
Coordinated department hiring- application review, interview coordination, and candidate
selection
I rri Nnncinlr nt Cricic Prr err ntinn Tntr rvrntinn (Cpii Trcininac nc n ctictrirt trninrr

Exhibit B —Page

1

of 3

 San Diego Unified School
San Diego, CA

District

Program Manager
Special Education Department

2001-2015

2014-2015

Administrative support to 60+ schools/admin teams in all areas of special education- instruction,
compliance, managing support staff, student behavioral needs, service/program needs
Supported site administration with ensuring district policies/procedures and state/federal laws
regarding Special Education students/services
Observed Special Education students, teachers, and/or classrooms with site administration
Coordinated Extended School Year for the district (summer 2013 and summer 2015)
Monitored compliance of IEP timelines for 60+ schools
Attended IEP meetings, when requested
Addressed special education parent complaints for 60+ schools
Participated on district-wide leadership committees
Coordinated the planning and implementation of site, cluster, and district-wide professional
development in a variety of areas, for example: classroom instruction, support staff needs, master
scheduling
Managed various budgets within the Special Education
Managed teacher and paraprofessional allocations for 60+ schools
Coordinated SCIA requests/assessments for 60+ schools
Managed clerical staff and assigned Project Resource Teachers

Principal

2009-2014

Riley//Yew Dawn School (Day Treatment Program/Specialised Setting, E-/Z)
Developed yearly Professional Development plans in collaboration with teachers, para educators, and
mental health staff based on district/departments goals as well as site need
Coached and modeled various instructional strategies for teachers and coordinated curriculum design
and delivery
Implemented Professional Learning Communities and provided on-going collaboration with teachers
around instructional practices/strategies
Developed a partnership with Mental Health Resource Center to provide various mental health
services on site
Developed program budgets- 4 different schools
Created Saturday Enrichment program for academically struggling students
Established school wide PBIS program incorporating Peacebuilder Program principles
Created district wide Special Education Credit Recovery program for eight comprehensive high
schools in the district

Lead Teacher
Riley School
Facilitated all site Professional Development
Administrative designee at IEP meetings
Supported staff in the development and implementation of IEP's
Site Liaison for families and outside providers
Daily collaboration with site administrator

2009

Intern Support Provider
ED Office, Special Education Department
Supported newly hired Intern teachers assigned to Emotionally Disturbed Special Day Classes
throughout district- elementary, middle, and high
Provide coaching, modeling, and ongoing feedback with lesson planning and instructional delivery
Provide direct case management support in the areas of assessment, IEP writing, data collection,
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 Special Education Teacher
Nye Elementary
Provided instruction in an Emotionally Disturbed Special Day Class, grades 3-5
Created lesson plans based on California Standards and student IEP goals

2002- 2007

RECOGNITIONS/PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
Consultant for school districts, 2016/2017
o Program review and development
Recognized by SYSD school board for "Dedication to Students and Staff', October 2016
Non-Violent Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) Trainer
Co-presented at The Urban Collaborative National Conference, Spring 2014 Boston
o "ALLMeans ALL: A Transdisciplinary Approach to Meet the Social, Emotional,
and Behavioral Needs of ALL Students Within Their Neighborhood School"
Presented to the SDUSD school board, as one of only eight schools in the district to
increase API score by 50+ points, 2013
Presented at Grand Rounds, Rady Children's Hospital, 2010
o Mental Health and School District Collaboration
BTSA Support Provider, 2007-2009
Professional affiliations- ACSA, CEC, ASCD, SDSU Alumni Association
CABE board member

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
Tony Hua, /former) Assistant Superintendent Education Services
San Ysidro School District

Russell Coronado, SELPA Director
South County SELPA
Bruce Cochrane, Director of Special Education
South Bay Union School District

Dr. Joe Fulcher, Assistant Superintendent Eqttity, Culture, and Support Services
Sweetwater Union School District

Barbara Mon/fort, /former) Director Student Services
South Bay Union School District
Jim ttrood, Executive Director Secondary, Special Education
Capistrano Unified School District

Di. Lisbeth Johnson, Retired Superintendent, Santee School District
Brandman Doctoral Mentor and Supervisor

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By virtue of the authorig; vested in the Commission on Teacher Credentialing
in recognition of preparation to serve in California public schools

DANIELLE CLARK

is hereby awarded a

Clear A dministrative Services Credential: Renewal
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This is not an of?cial document. The of?cial record of credentials, permlis. and certi?cates is the Commission's website at 

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Re:

Dani elle Clark v. San Ysidro School District
San Diego County Superior Court, Case No. 37-2017-00005908-CU-WM-CTL

STATE OF CALIFORNIA)COUNTY OF VENTURA
I am employed in the County of Ventura, State of California. I am over the age of eighteen
years and not a party to the within action. My business address is 5450 Telegraph Road, Suite 200,
Ventura, CA 93003-4120.

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I served the foregoing document described
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in this action
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OF DANIELLECLARK

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Aaron C. Hanes, Esq.
Winet Patrick Gayer Creighton & Hanes
1215 W. Vista Way
Vista, CA 92083-6227

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Attorneys for Defendant/Respondent
SAN YSIDRO SCHOOL DISTRICT
Telephone:
Facsimile:

(760) 758-4261
(760) 758-6420

Email:

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true copy (or original) of the foregoing docuinent in a sealed
envelope addressed to the addressee(s) listed above. I am "readily familiar" with the firm's
practice of collection and processing correspondence for mailing. Under that practice, it
would be deposited with the U.S. Postal Service on that same date with postage thereon fully
prepaid at Ventura, California, in the ordinary course of Iusiness. I am aware that on motion
of the party served, service is presumed invalid ifpostal cancellation date or postage meter
date is more than one day after date of deposit for mailing in affidavit.

BY MAIL:Byplacing

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document by overnight delivery service to the addressee(s) listed above. The envelope was
deposited in or with a facility regularly maintained by the overnight carrier with delivery fees
paid or provided for.

BY OVERNIGHT DELIVERY; By sending

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I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing
is true and correct.

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