District overview
Mt. Diablo Unified School District
Governance and current public-record coverage for Mt. Diablo Unified.
Who decides for Mt. Diablo schools?
The elected district Governing Board controls districtwide budgets, policy, curriculum, senior leadership, facilities, and labor decisions. School Site Councils separately approve site plans and help direct categorical resources, but their online archives are maintained school by school.
Central decisions are visible
Approved board minutes, trustee Q&A, public comments, and meeting indexes expose districtwide actions and principal appointments.
The next-year workforce is changing
The board completed a classified-service layoff process for 2026–27 after earlier reductions based on lack of work or funds.
Site governance is fragmented
The central archive does not provide a districtwide view of School Site Council agendas, minutes, or school-plan deliberations.
The board archive is unusually rich in approved minutes and supporting public records; its main gap is the agenda vendor's access restriction and uneven visibility into local council work.
Where the district stands
22 meeting indexes, 52 readable PDF records, and the current board page.
August 13, 2025 through August 12, 2026.
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Major projects
2026–27 classified workforce reductions
final notices authorizedThe board moved from initial reduction resolutions to final authorization of classified-service layoffs for lack of work or funds.
Funding
High-school course revisions
approvedEnglish I–IV, Chemistry in the Earth System, and numerous visual and performing arts courses received revised courses of study.
Funding
Built from a complete chronological review of 75 official records covering the trailing 12 months.
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