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PUSD Rejects Brown Act Challenge to Vote That Set Stage for School Closure Plans
The Pasadena Unified School District confirmed its legal counsel found no violation of California’s open-meeting law in the December 2025 approval of Resolution 2852, which established enrollment guidelines for district schools. The resolution could inform future school consolidation proposals, though none are currently under consideration.
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