Refer to attendance information stated above. 

No public comments were made. 

A. Rubalcava, MPS CEO & Superintendent went over the details of the presented resolution. E. Acar MPS Chief Academic Officer, explained how schools have followed protocols and have began to prepare for a possible school closure. If needed, schools will run instruction as independent learning while ensuring students receive all academic credits required for course completion. Schools have adjusted their schedules to allow teachers to have time to prepare print material and other technology matters to be used during the closure, if needed. MPS will obtain guidance from local health authorizers and they will closely follow decisions made by Los Angeles Unified School District who MPS shares some facilities with and are directly affected by their decisions. As suggested by Board Member D. Gonzalez, there is a possibility to move up spring break to an earlier date to cause as little disturbance to our schools as possible but a final decision has not been made. Details and protocols regarding meals for students are being looked into further due to possible limited access to facilities and distributions. A. Rubalcava, stated that the MPS Home Office will do everything possible to ensure staff employee compensation is not affected during a school closure. This will be done through the completion and approval of form J-13 for ADA funds. MPS employees along with students and parents will be notified of all actions and procedures taken, staff further elaborated on the communication plan and support for students and staff. All questions were addressed.