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Mt. Diablo Unified School District

Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.

Who makes districtwide decisions?

Five elected trustees oversee a district superintendent

Mt. Diablo Unified's Governing Board makes districtwide decisions on budgets, facilities, policies, senior leadership, and instructional programs in public meetings. The Board's official directory says five area trustees are elected in staggered four-year terms; it also appoints one Student Board Member each school year.

The Board is the districtwide decision maker

The collected minutes record Board actions on staffing, school programs, construction, contracts, and policies.

The superintendent's contract is public

The Board approved Adam Clark's current employment amendment in June 2026, with a term through June 30, 2029.

Budget detail remains incomplete

The record includes a 2025-26 budget study session and a 2026-27 proposed-budget hearing, but not the adopted budget or audited financial statements needed to assess reserves or per-student spending.

The Board archive provides many approved minutes and supporting records. It does not give a complete districtwide view of individual School Site Council deliberations.

Where the district stands

Superintendent base salary after June 2026 amendmentverified
354,401.2 USD per year

The Board approved a $354,401.20 base salary, up from the prior agreement's $326,350 base salary, with the contract term through June 30, 2029.

Archived meeting occurrences reviewedcontext
19 occurrences

The district archive has 19 reviewed meeting occurrences dated September 24, 2025 through June 24, 2026.

Major projects

2026-27 classified-service reductions

final notices authorized

The Board approved Resolution 25/26-77, allowing final notices after earlier resolutions reduced or discontinued classified services for lack of work or funds.

Next: District implementation for the 2026-27 school year.
  1. Board adopted an initial classified-service reduction resolution.
  2. Board adopted an additional classified-service reduction resolution.
  3. Board approved Resolution 25/26-77, authorizing final layoff notices.

Funding

The May resolution cites lack of work and/or lack of funds; the retained minutes do not quantify savings or the number of affected positions.

Recent news

This overview uses the district's collected official meeting indexes, approved English minutes, trustee questions and answers, and public-comment records. Facts marked verified come from a collected record.

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