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Cover image for MDUSD's Governing Board opened its Wednesday meeting with a swift roll call and a densely packed closed-session agenda. Later, the board moved methodically through a packed policy agenda, ratifying a labor agreement with school psychologists, approving a wave of state-recommended policy updates, and signaling that aftercare programs could emerge as a strategic lever in the district's effort to attract and retain students.

MDUSD's Governing Board opened its Wednesday meeting with a swift roll call and a densely packed closed-session agenda. Later, the board moved methodically through a packed policy agenda, ratifying a labor agreement with school psychologists, approving a wave of state-recommended policy updates, and signaling that aftercare programs could emerge as a strategic lever in the district's effort to attract and retain students.

Governing Board • Mt. Diablo Unified School DistrictJanuary 14, 2026

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MDUSD's Governing Board opened its Wednesday meeting with a swift roll call and a densely packed closed-session agenda. Later, the board moved methodically through a packed policy agenda, ratifying a labor agreement with school psychologists, approving a wave of state-recommended policy updates, and signaling that aftercare programs could emerge as a strategic lever in the district's effort to attract and retain students.

  • School psychologists secure 2025-26 contract after November negotiations

  • Board adopts USDA non-discrimination language for student wellness policy

  • Multiple California School Boards Association policy updates clear final approval

  • One child-care-related policy postponed for additional staff review

  • Trustee requests future discussion on aftercare as a student-retention tool

  • Board Loads Up Closed Session With Legal, Personnel Matters

The board unanimously approved a tentative agreement with the Mount Diablo School Psychologists Association, putting the contract on track for the 2025-26 school year and closing out negotiations that reached a deal on Nov. 10.

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MDUSD's Governing Board opened its Wednesday meeting with a swift roll call and a densely packed closed-session agenda. Later, the board moved methodically through a packed policy agenda, ratifying a labor agreement with school psychologists, approving a wave of state-recommended policy updates, and signaling that aftercare programs could emerge as a strategic lever in the district's effort to attract and retain students. | Governing Board | Locunity