Holly Avenue PTA — Legislation Watch

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First time here? What this page is (30 seconds)

This officer-prepared pilot helps families follow district decisions and education policy. Selected feeds refresh nightly; summaries require source review. See the pilot status above.

Coming up lists scheduled decisions. Policies and recent decisions includes adopted policies and state requirements; each card states what is verified locally. Sources and evidence limits are attached.

Heard a rumor? Search it — the link at the bottom of this page digs through everything ever tracked, back to the beginning. Still nothing? Ask at a PTA meeting; if it's real, it becomes a card.

The "VP Desk" tab is the officer's workbench — the raw feed behind these cards. It's open to read; only PTA officers can change what's published.

Coming up

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Policies and recent decisions

Parents can act

Looking for something older, or the raw feed behind these cards? Search everything we've tracked →

How this desk works (read this once — it's also the handoff manual)

Expected next is the job's known obligations with due dates. A red line means something should exist by now and nobody has verified it — click its check link, confirm reality, and the officer marks it done in the data file. A blank where a report should be is a finding, not a nothing.

The feed below is everything the nightly robot caught: district first (AUSD tag), then state. ● = priority. Bill numbers link to the actual statute on the Legislature's site — news is somebody's interpretation; the law is the law. Board meetings carry 📅 add-to-calendar links.

Search digs through every item ever tracked, not just what's on screen, grouped by month. Generate PTA report builds the paste-ready monthly update: district section first, receipts included.

Health: the "Sources reporting" line names any feed that's gone quiet; a red STALE warning means the nightly job itself stopped. Both are loud on purpose — this tool's only real failure mode is silent staleness.

Publishing happens in the repo, not on this page: the officer edits the data files (the repo README's operating manual walks through every task). The page itself is read-only for everyone.

Board review brief and suggested sharing message

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