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1) Second reading and adoption of district policy JICJ (student use of devices)
- Motion: Approve second reading and adoption as presented.
- Outcome: Approved.
- Notes: Staff to develop implementation procedures (see separate article).

2) ASBA policy advisories (multiple advisory numbers)
- Motion: Approve second reading/adoption of ASBA policy advisory numbers 866 through 875 (section C) and first readings of additional advisories as presented.
- Outcome: Approved.
- Notes: Several ASBA advisories were considered across first- and second-reading items.

3) Job descriptions for campus safety staff
- Motion: Approve revised job description for campus safety officer and new senior campus safety officer position (conversion of one site security FTE).
- Outcome: Approved.

4) Transportation agreement pricing amendment with Durham
- Motion: Approve transportation agreement pricing amendment to share additional sales-tax-related costs for the last year of the contract (increase request up to 4.5% from 2.5%).
- Outcome: Approved.
- Notes: Staff said Durham discovered unpaid state sales tax liability from prior years and requested the district share part of the added costs this final contract year; district will go out for bid next year.

5) Memorandum of Understanding with Cartwheel Health Services (AzDE pilot)
- Motion: Approve MOU for telehealth mental-health pilot leveraging ADE partnership (no cost to district).
- Outcome: Approved.

6) Renewal and new agreements for related services
- Motion: Renew agreements with Arizona School Psychology Services LLC (school psychologist services) and Stenhouse LLC (physical therapy); new agreement with Eleutheria LLC for occupational therapy services.
- Outcome: Approved.

7) MOU with Health Corps (mentoring program for PACE students)
- Motion: Approve MOU to use Health Corps college-student mentors for PACE.
- Outcome: Approved.

8) Emergency procurement for facility repairs (Union and Vista)
- Motion: Approve emergency procurement for bathroom, locker and sidewalk repairs totaling $254,000.
- Outcome: Approved.

9) Athletic trainer services contract renewal/revision
- Motion: Approve renewal and revision with AT Direct Sports Medicine (add 20-hour/week trainer position to cover evenings and vacancies; cost approx. $42,000 annually).
- Outcome: Approved.

10) Single-audit and ACFR engagement
- Motion: Renew contract with Heinfeld, Mech & Co., PC for the single audit and annual comprehensive financial report for fiscal year ending 06/30/2025.
- Outcome: Approved.

11) Fiscal-year combined resolution for the County Treasurer
- Motion: Approve FY2026 combined resolution for county treasurer transactions.
- Outcome: Approved.

12) Alliance workers' compensation renewal (FY2026)
- Motion: Approve renewal of Alliance workers' compensation coverage for FY2026.
- Outcome: Approved.

13) Arizona Schools Risk Retention Trust property & liability insurance renewal (FY2026)
- Motion: Approve property and liability insurance renewal.
- Outcome: Approved.

14) School meal program agreements
- Motion: Approve school meal program agreements with Grande Innovation Academy and Saint Anthony of Padua Catholic School.
- Outcome: Approved.

15) Acceptance of donations
- Motion: Accept multiple community donations to Casa Grande Union and Vista programs (cash and in-kind donations listed at the meeting).
- Outcome: Approved.

The board also approved the consent agenda (items a–g) as presented and adjourned the meeting. Staff will follow up on contract bid timing, implementation steps for new policies and return monthly reports on vandalism-related costs and procurement details.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","CGUHSD Governing Board Meeting 6/9/2025","oneSentenceSummary","During its June 9 meeting the board approved multiple motions including policy advisory adoptions, contract renewals, MOUs for mental-health and mentoring programs, transportation pricing amendment, emergency purchases, and acceptance of donations. This roundup lists each vote and outcome.","taxTitle","Casa Grande Union High School District (4453), School Districts, Arizona","taxId",64444,"location","Arizona","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6529480,"District renames security roles, adds senior safety officer and approves $254,000 in emergency repairs after repeated vandalism",1198,1876000,3074000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3799388-715dc7531be220958fb67cc400f37674&start=1876&end=3074","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3799388-715dc7531be220958fb67cc400f37674/thumbnail_1876000.jpg","/articles/6529480/Arizona/District-renames-security-roles-adds-senior-safety-officer-and-approves-254000-in-emergency-repairs-after-repeated-vandalism","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6529480-26b6f0084ac9fbcb4564c6c8cb2ae0fc/orig.mp4?Expires=1775107864&Signature=ncpCdkuUPvIJlzN0ewSuUQGs99KnNaihsQc4oa33RbXBxRe99zHxG6MkkWVHsufQwFWmXeLKlG1FiEMtrdsko6GvpXGPSizDZh9T2QMB3sd6-1CoQRbIT42jDovhes41fJamm~K~5cXoAzxMKt2VsxplRs9cLDa-2tzesiIdvCnO-4EdNgwN-VJtC3DH3gjE7RSpEpOSqpFzXQbfXO4lb49AKnvOwN1Rr27SV4qsrUTS4bT2nCHWKM7Xd38dVK02vp976A8CDVsy7G0zMYtaB310442yRKaVmoXY9dBQJYLe09hX2tm-HNuVsc3QAzYCMjb02cJMAFr68ch71naaDg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Casa Grande Union High School District Board on June 9 approved revised job descriptions that rename campus security officers as campus safety officers, create a senior campus safety officer position and approve an emergency procurement to repair vandalism- and water-related damage at Union and Vista high schools totaling $254,000.

District leadership told the board the security-title change aims to emphasize supervision and prevention. The board approved a new senior campus safety officer post by converting one existing site security full-time equivalent to the senior position; the district said the senior officer will supervise site teams, coordinate beats/sectors on campus and help ensure regular safety checks.

Superintendent-level remarks at the meeting described widespread restroom and shower damage at the older Union campus and damage at Vista. \"We have just asked for approval tonight of $254,000 to fix these things,\" the district presenter said, listing union restroom/shower repairs and Vista restroom repairs as the main items. Facilities staff described structural water damage behind walls (cast-iron pipe corrosion and metal stud deterioration) that requires replacing wall backing, installing waterproof plywood and switching to epoxy-coated concrete flooring in some locations to reduce future maintenance and vandalism costs.

Board members and staff discussed current technology and deterrents. Facilities staff and security leads said vape and motion-detection systems are in place and that camera footage is recorded and can be time-stamped for follow up. Security staff said the system produces many weekly alerts, and the district plans to fine-tune settings, improve monitoring and add daily task checklists for safety officers so supervisors can verify completed walkthroughs.

Board members emphasized accountability and student consequences for vandalism, suggested randomizing metal-detector use and increasing visible deterrents during high-risk periods. The board approved the emergency procurement motion to proceed with repairs and also voted to adopt the revised job descriptions for campus safety and senior campus safety officers.

District staff said they will provide the board an itemized spreadsheet of vandalism-related purchase orders and costs each month and will report on the effectiveness of the staffing and technology changes.

Actions taken at the meeting included approval of the revised job descriptions for campus safety officers and approval of emergency procurement for bathroom, locker and sidewalk repairs totaling $254,000.","The board approved new job descriptions for campus safety officers and a senior campus safety officer and voted to spend $254,000 on emergency repairs to restrooms, showers and locker rooms at Union and Vista high schools after ongoing vandalism and water damage.\n",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6529484,"Casa Grande Union HSD adopts state-mandated student cell phone policy after board debate",861,744000,1605000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3799388-715dc7531be220958fb67cc400f37674&start=744&end=1605","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3799388-715dc7531be220958fb67cc400f37674/thumbnail_744000.jpg","/articles/6529484/Arizona/Casa-Grande-Union-HSD-adopts-state-mandated-student-cell-phone-policy-after-board-debate","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6529484-c45a75f044d40eb89fcec1e1149d1f68/orig.mp4?Expires=1775107864&Signature=I3LoCcHlU8XPi~xuJ3raMeMREr3D0xcoZdKL9BoXwKl3reS9mOT2t2yI8~gKgYiO9DW3YBIHq42EUpyxv280I2ns4ISc4OUPqZNpH7ViFmlZhfJ3jQTrcI5vBc8gOPTXtNz0Co6I53Wpxw1JMsd2cQDHNXE017VjrlW9D7Y2FovR0cLvVWb4lKYmHyOQKg4ZhZ8YXSAl7kL7tS4sVmnJDD6K~ZR3TAzcij~7LgztUUgS4nEnsSjurI0iRCoD5clrLmdZs6F5W3LpsKM1vjGo9So8G4XcivBnmPz05RYHMYImIIX4nfinSwj5JxDiDL-kd8ZEEx~bcjFD8lXVOiDJgQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Casa Grande Union High School District Board of Education on June 9 approved second reading and adoption of district policy JICJ, \"Student Use of Digital Communication and Electronic Devices,\" to align district rules with a recently enacted state law that limits student phone use to educational purposes during the school day.

Board members spent roughly 30 minutes discussing how the new law will be interpreted and implemented in practice, with questions focused on whether passing periods and lunch are counted as allowed educational-use windows and how the district will ensure students and families can communicate in emergencies.

District staff who presented the policy said the board’s committee had originally recommended limited phone access during passing periods and lunch, but that the signed state law narrows allowable use. \"The law said that the phone can only be used during the day for educational purposes, and the law said that passing periods and lunch are considered educational purposes,\" a district presenter stated during the meeting, describing the district’s interpretation after consultation with a state representative.

Board members pressed staff for implementation details. One member said parents have asked whether students will be allowed to call or text during the day and requested a clear written protocol: if families need immediate contact with a student, callers must contact the school office, which will relay urgent messages to the student. Another member expressed concern about staff use of phones in front of students and asked that teachers be held to similar standards except for emergency or job-related communications.

The board discussed limited exemptions in the law for medical needs (for example, monitoring blood sugar) and for clearly defined educational uses the district plans to permit at specific times. Staff said they would develop procedures and communication materials for parents and teachers, and that administrators will work to train teachers and security staff on enforcement and messaging.

The motion to adopt the policy carried on a board vote called after the second reading; the board approved the adoption as presented.

Looking ahead, staff told the board they will monitor implementation, collect questions and concerns from families, and may recommend legislative clarification if ambiguities in the law persist when the district implements it across campuses.","The Casa Grande Union High School District Board approved final adoption of district policy JICJ to comply with a new state law restricting student use of personal electronic devices during the school day. Board members discussed implementation, communication with parents and limited exceptions for medical needs.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: Board approves policies, contracts, MOUs, insurance renewals and donations

District renames security roles, adds senior safety officer and approves $254,000 in emergency repairs after repeated vandalism

Casa Grande Union HSD adopts state-mandated student cell phone policy after board debate