
Joint City of Temecula-TVUSD Committee Meeting Shows Opportunities, Challenges
The meeting clearly showed how valuable city-school district coordination can be and how competent both city and district staff are. Unfortunately it also highlighted some elected officials’ lack of basic understanding and inability to stay on topic, as well as several missed opportunities for coordination.
Wiersma Goes Rogue (Again): Violates board policy by traveling to Sacramento to endorse assembly bills
It appears Wiersma has a general lack of respect for her fellow TVUSD board members and a clear objective to attempt to boost her political cache by misusing her elected position and misrepresenting the board and its policies for personal gain.
MVUSD: Pardue persists and removes school social workers
MURRIETA— After a debate that spanned two school board meetings, MVUSD president Nick Pardue succeeded in removing more than half of the district's social workers at the end of this school year.
TVUSD School Board Meeting on March 25: Trustees Go Off-Topic
On several agenda items the trustees, especially Wiersma and Komrosky, strayed from the topic, bringing up issues that, while vaguely related, were not part of the item. This behavior disrupted the flow of the meeting and significantly extended the meeting time.
March 25 TVUSD Board Meeting Recap
The Temecula Valley Unified School District (TVUSD) Board of Trustees on Tuesday, March 25 stretched over four and a half hours, but little progress was made on student-centered issues. Instead, the session was marked by infighting, accusations of mistrust, political posturing, and confusion over basic governance procedures.
Opinion: Wiersma continues to attempt to create solutions to problems that don’t exist at TVUSD
Imagine all the critical threats that our students are currently facing on a daily basis right now — and this non-existent “threat” is what she is spending time and district resources on.
What’s next on Wiersma’s agenda?
Banning UFOs from snow covered playgrounds?
TVUSD School Board Meeting Recap – March 11, 2025
While trustees found common ground on important labor agreements and salary adjustments, the meeting was also riddled with unnecessary distractions — namely, partisan grandstanding, religious justifications, and debates that have little to do with student success.
March 10 Special Meeting Summary: Save Girls Field Hockey
The two-hour meeting involved an hour and 40 minutes of public comments (many of them student comments that were articulate and moving) and then 20 minutes of board trustees speaking and finally voting unanimously to keep Girls’ Field Hockey.