Every document below is a generic, district-agnostic template that can be shared
freely for any California school district to adapt. Download the Word documents
and replace the bracketed [DISTRICT NAME] and date placeholders
with your own.
Board Resolution Template
The full resolution text, ready for your board to adopt — whereas clauses citing the UCSD remediation data, the UC faculty letter, and MIT's 2022 reinstatement, plus resolved clauses calling on the UC Board of Regents to act before the 2027–28 admissions cycle.
Download (.docx)Background Data Brief
A one-page summary of the key numbers — the 20× remediation increase, the 25%+ of remedial students with a 4.0 math GPA, and the case for why districts should act now, while UC's policy roadmap is still forming.
Download (.docx)Anticipated Questions & Answers
Thirteen questions a board is likely to face — equity concerns, bias claims, what happens to students who test below readiness, and why a school board should weigh in on UC policy at all — each with a direct, sourced answer.
Download (.docx)Full Source List
Every citation behind the resolution and data brief — the UCSD workgroup report, the UC faculty letters, Regents Policy 2102, College Board's predictive-validity research, and press coverage — linked and ready to verify.
Download (.docx)Published Op-Ed (Framing Reference)
An op-ed published by SDUHSD Trustee Michael Allman explaining the case for the resolution in plain language — useful as a framing reference for your own local media outreach.
Download (.docx)Download Everything
All five documents in a single ZIP file — the fastest way to get the full kit in front of your board or superintendent.
Download All (.zip)How to Bring This to Your Board
- Read the data brief and FAQ first. They cover the argument and the likely pushback in about ten minutes.
- Fill in the model resolution with your district's name, and route it to your superintendent or board president for agenda placement, per your district's normal process.
- Share the sources with any board member or staff who wants to verify the underlying data before a vote.
- Adapt the sample op-ed for your local paper if you want to build public awareness alongside the board item.
- Let us know once your board acts — reach out here. We're tracking interest as more districts consider this.