Governing Board - Dec 10, 2025 - Meeting
Governing Board • Antioch Unified School DistrictDecember 10, 2025
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Antioch Unified School District's governing board ushered in new leadership, locked in employee benefits for three years, and confronted a $14.7 million budget gap at its December meeting. With Jag Lathan taking the gavel as board president and a labor agreement offering stability to classified staff, the district is charting a course through significant fiscal headwinds while celebrating gains for English learners and pushing attendance as the key lever for financial recovery.
Jag Lathan elected board president; Olga Cobos-Smith named vice president in unanimous votes.
CSEA contract ratified: 1.5% raise effective Jan. 1, 2026; fully paid medical and dental benefits locked through December 2028.
First Interim budget report approved, revealing need for approximately $14.7 million in adjustments.
English learner progress moves to green on California School Dashboard; math remains red.
Community members rally to preserve MLK Day celebration and support Antioch High safety staff member.
Security contractor reports three firearms recovered on campuses since Jan. 1.
The board's annual organizational meeting produced a unanimous leadership slate: Trustee Jag Lathan as president and Trustee Olga Cobos-Smith as vice president, both elected 5-0 by roll call vote.
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