Summary
The Antioch Unified School District and City of Antioch joint committee is coordinating efforts between local government and schools, reviewing partnership programs like Bridge Builders and Tri Delta Transit, and planning World Café sessions to gather resident input.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
Collaboration efforts leverage existing city and school district staff resources and community partnerships.
Antioch students, families, and local residents benefit from improved coordination between city services and school programs.
Mentions & discussions (6)
AUSD/City of Antioch Standing Committee (Regular) - Feb 23, 2026
The Antioch Unified School District and City of Antioch joint committee is coordinating efforts between local government and schools, reviewing partnership programs like Bridge Builders and Tri Delta Transit, and planning World Café sessions to gather resident input.
AUSD/City of Antioch Standing Committee (Regular) - Jan 26, 2026
The Antioch Unified School District and City of Antioch are working together to engage the community on key issues like youth safety, neighborhood quality, and academic support through joint committee meetings and planned World Café events.
After breakdown in ‘groundbreaking’ agreement, Antioch Unified heads to trial over discriminatory discipline
ANTIOCH — A battle over the unequal use of discipline in school will be headed to trial after Antioch Unified School District attempted to get out of what was described as a “groundbreaking” agreement with the local NAACP to a…
Parents file civil rights complaint against Antioch school, claim teacher abused autistic students | ABC7 San Francisco | abc7news.com
ANTIOCH, Calif. Malik Evans is a 5-year-old autistic kindergartener who attended MNO Grant Elementary in Antioch. His parents' attorney says Malik and at least four other autistic children were physically and ...
Antioch School Board approves funds for six on-campus police officers by expected 3-2 vote | Antioch Herald
The AUSD office building was taped off, but some protesters still showed up, posted signs and pounded on the doors and walls according to one witness. However, the school board members and district staff were n...
On split vote Antioch City Council accepts federal grant for six police officers on school campuses | Antioch Herald
Antioch Councilwoman Monica Wilson speaks as Mayor Sean Wright, the other council members, City Attorney Thomas Smith (center right), City Manager Ron Bernal (bottom left) and Police Chief T Brooks (bottom righ...
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