Governing Board
The Governing Board of CRY-ROP derives its power and exists under the Constitution and Acts of the Legislature of the State of California, the procedures of the California State Board of Education, and the Joint Powers Agreement signed by the Colton Joint Unified School District, the Redlands Unified School District, and the Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District.
The Governing Board consists of six regular members, two from each of the participating districts. The term of office for members elected in regular elections is two years. Each year, each participating district elects a member to serve a two year term.
The Governing Board works with the Superintendent to fulfill its major responsibilities, which include:
- Setting the direction for the district through a process that involves the community, parents/guardians, students, and staff and is focused on student learning and achievement
- Establishing an effective and efficient organizational structure for the district
- Providing support to the Superintendent and staff as they carry out the Board’s direction
- Ensuring accountability to the public for the performance of the ROP programs
- Providing community leadership and advocacy on behalf of students, the ROP’s educational program, and public education in order to build support within the local community and at the state and national levels
Meetings and Agendas
The Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa Regional Occupational Program regular board meetings are scheduled for the second Wednesday of each month in the Board Room, 1214 Indiana Court, Redlands at 5:00 PM, unless otherwise noted.
Please visit our BoardDocs for the details on our meetings and agendas!!!!!!!!
What are Policies, Regulations, and Bylaws?
A policy is a guide for discretionary action. It must be narrow enough to give clear guidance to the Superintendent, but broad enough to allow use of discretion in meeting the circumstances of individual cases. Boards adopt policies.
A regulation (rule) is a specification of a required action. It tells exactly what is to be done, and usually tells who is to do it and when. Rule-making is the administrator’s job. It’s one of the methods the Superintendent uses to carry out the Governing Board’s intentions as expressed in Governing Board policies. The Board approves administrative regulations or rules.
A bylaw is a rule governing the board’s internal operations. Bylaws build stability into Governing Board operations. Boards adopt bylaws.
To view CRY-ROP’s policies and bylaws, click here: CRY-ROP BoardDocs Policies
All Board Policies are also available for viewing in the CRY-ROP Administrative Office located at 1214 Indiana Court, Redlands, CA 92374. Please email Executive Administration Assistant Heidi Brady for more information.