Pasadena, CA town meetings, recapped weekly. 9 editions in our archive — covering the council, school board, and any other public body Aware tracks for Pasadena. Most recent: School board reviews transfer-credit policy changes.
Pasadena Unified School District opened a first read on transfer-credit rules, with staff saying the revised policy will return later for a board vote.
Read full edition →Trustees said wildfire costs and contracted staffing skew the state formula, and a denial could require roughly $11 million in added classroom spending.
Read full edition →At a special committee-of-the-whole session, a facilitator from Collaborate Pasadena told the board the task was narrow: refine the district transformation definition in public.
Read full edition →Public speakers pressed the Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education over transparency, intimidation claims, neighborhood school promises, and whether meetings feel safe enough for people to speak.
Read full edition →Trustees pressed staff on how temporary teaching hires affect layoffs, notice rules, and classroom continuity before approving the item.
Read full edition →A unanimous vote cleared soil remediation and site restoration, while adding a requirement to consider ways to keep protected trees when possible.
Read full edition →Speakers pressed Pasadena Unified to cancel its Total School Solutions contract and reverse school-rightsizing plans, while trustees later agreed to issue a public statement on Brown Act allegations.
Read full edition →Trustees voted 7–0 to settle a public employment relations case with CSEA, then disclosed only the PERB case number in open session.
Read full edition →In a closed-session report, Pasadena Unified trustees disclosed multiple special education case settlements, while releasing little public detail beyond case numbers and vote results.
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