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He said the district started the 2024-25 year with about $7.1 million in cash across funds, reported June 30 pending cash of about $6.1 million, and by July 30 the district was again at roughly $7.1 million. Mr. Livingston told the board that four grants included transactions that run through Sept. 30 and that the district will submit completion reports before rolling those cash balances into the new fiscal year.
For the 2025-26 ledger, Mr. Livingston said total revenue recorded for July was about $1.5 million and total expenses about $1.22 million. He described the July variance as within expectations for operating funds and said county, department and auditor general authorities are aware of the district budget.
Mr. Livingston also discussed several construction and facility quotes. He said an earlier contractor quote of roughly $3.6 million for work at Del Rio was accepted and that the contractor will return with a higher final quote to finish the job; a separate Del Rio South HVAC quote was described earlier in board materials as about $3.65 million. He said weatherization of four campuses could cost at least $6.5 million and that, combined with the new-building award, the total additional funding being considered could approach $13 million to $14 million.
Discussion vs. decision: the report was informational; the board received the financial update and staff said more complete terms-and-conditions documents and quotes will be presented at future meetings for formal approval.
Mr. Livingston said the district expects the state terms and conditions for the building award to be on the September agenda for board review and receive-and-spend authorization.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Aug. 15, 2025: CVUSD Special Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","Finance Director Mr. Livingston reviewed July cash balances, noted several grants that end Sept. 30, and outlined contractor quotes for construction and weatherization projects totaling multiple millions of dollars.","taxTitle","Chino Valley Unified District (4474), School Districts, Arizona","taxId",40070,"location","Arizona","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6141047,"New Sodexo director reports growth in summer meals; district begins taste tests and student feedback program",223,1830000,2053000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5576419-f49ece8cbb6e8797d9c9dc2ec0e03757&start=1830&end=2053","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5576419-f49ece8cbb6e8797d9c9dc2ec0e03757/thumbnail_1830000.jpg","/articles/6141047/Arizona/New-Sodexo-director-reports-growth-in-summer-meals-district-begins-taste-tests-and-student-feedback-program","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6141047-2840381479b4c7adc8ab5bfe7f70af6a/orig.mp4?Expires=1775095037&Signature=euW11l3G0GGRuVkPXWpRjJt5nWMimjQzXYjF~m0YHgf5p0t6yEUBA3rpY8q3tiC3vgXWb0-bpMlTiYByS3M~POesJLNGIm6ebsOIG9~iUXLOZBv9TsY44mI0Q7rX5ovw-2aVpMS0JXStVxLq8~2EP2t9vL6fUzYvVTwbnLfz0FEDL-oVgIlDwiuXYmtFqN1rMaki2XmC4~00AqUz~3Spk9z3eLfSnSUVhmP63gOjsx28ZWw1U-9sEbPZHFFoJ-sZuo1OXtheBTLTRniG2JzC2j9S7E3~sOc~6E36YxAbaASNGc-jCd7fIhlCE6CJATB9crifw5~SCqtR3MWouJ028g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Amy Desalone, new director for Sodexo's child-nutrition services for the district, introduced herself to the board and reported a strong summer-meals season.
Desalone said the district served 13,967 breakfasts and 14,633 lunches over the summer, roughly 2,000 more total meals than the prior summer. She told the board the noncongregate summer-meals model used by the district has produced increased reach and she wants to continue growth.
Desalone outlined priorities for the school year: learn community preferences through surveys, on-site observations and taste-test events; adjust service times and menu options where needed; incorporate fresh products and improve service times to maximize student eating time. She said the nutrition team includes four site leads and 14 additional workers who prepare daily meals.
Desalone invited board members and community members to visit cafeterias, sample foods and participate in future culinary and \"future chef\" events. The superintendent thanked Desalone and noted the district has already seen a strong start to breakfast and lunch participation this school year.
Discussion vs. decision: this was an informational presentation; no new contract or policy changes were approved at the meeting.","Amy Desalone, new Sodexo child-nutrition director, told the board the summer meal program served nearly 28,600 meals and said she plans outreach, taste tests and menu adjustments driven by student and family feedback.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6141053,"Board hears about persistent late afternoon bus pickups at Paulden, Chino routes",70,365000,435000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5576419-f49ece8cbb6e8797d9c9dc2ec0e03757&start=365&end=435","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5576419-f49ece8cbb6e8797d9c9dc2ec0e03757/thumbnail_365000.jpg","/articles/6141053/Arizona/Board-hears-about-persistent-late-afternoon-bus-pickups-at-Paulden-Chino-routes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6141053-827b62c5decd0f10000a70763ab91c2b/orig.mp4?Expires=1775095037&Signature=WvjbGsuLQIzSdj9koj3L3VMnoRFCwhOFufXlbL8XQBZh5EBMlJk4KKiaOfR0rwLEdrg2oXjFCoRifOzs4RpuJ6mRYHxbiSnJx0B-HQbRbMrcDsaiiJrsKdwzF0MFC8gigLDxKuEqbRsnopEQVX~~~un91Qw5QIC7RAQ1WJpbGtcoTO3rqHzHzaxPawFV0SSS98a1Bhh0cnW2I2DHoJ5KR3gXj-RMm9oNxNLdIuOZuYCjdq9wc-qIKQTyo3WUl4yPc7aP380IduMNRXzS7C7k9XoyGxYCXtJQ8yEuWyREMr45ZZ781ld2pithhUR4AGlLj2RizWmoMErpLyjQG6a6tg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","During the board meeting, district staff reported continuing problems with some afternoon bus pick-ups.
The superintendent said most routes are running on time but that the PM pickup at Paulden remains a notable issue: buses that serve Paulden do a turnaround and then return to pick up high school students, and on one recent day buses were still on the route 30 minutes after school ended. A board member identified a Chino-area route that was late on the same day.
District staff and the superintendent attributed the delays to variable stop usage and enrollment patterns that change daily; they said drivers sometimes get ahead of schedule or need to adjust stops when unplanned riders appear. The superintendent said they are working to adjust stop routing and scheduling to reduce late runs.
No formal action or policy change was adopted; the item was an informational update and staff said they will continue to monitor route timing and make operational adjustments.
Discussion vs. decision: staff raised operational problems and described actions to correct them; the board received the report and did not vote on transportation policy at this meeting.","District leaders reported ongoing afternoon pickup delays for some routes and described operational causes and next steps to reduce late buses.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6141057,"District rolls out share911 drills and updates mandatory-reporting procedures; two erroneous alerts reported",64,249000,313000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5576419-f49ece8cbb6e8797d9c9dc2ec0e03757&start=249&end=313","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5576419-f49ece8cbb6e8797d9c9dc2ec0e03757/thumbnail_249000.jpg","/articles/6141057/Arizona/District-rolls-out-share911-drills-and-updates-mandatory-reporting-procedures-two-erroneous-alerts-reported","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6141057-20057fad9a3a480c74d572e36e1b367f/orig.mp4?Expires=1775095037&Signature=g0MXmKsbu35tyaxaFrOawIek6voqAuxa7E9aFCqkSggf74FpjJRtaW7LdE37fX6k47mbKnAXDTL-3IqU93isckcyuQbeJMQqTz8DRTsULC2GMOj9Svir2247VXbJAZV3Dx~us6BUabhkcoA1w-UKDk1lyecvgfLOfYux9GFvUPxU9-pShsEHMdl7yiEopM7cJEnFFlBI~40opNB3KhMiaLSJeA15n584VgIzp8ckkzUBvtsRXgRKMfuQ0pqx1z-y9sYO5F4DlFhHIo7TeYjI4J~-ERBB4wy-EtQt2Ot-e17YIUfJcxf3zsip09F5-PMhl7XYC~Om911w2gcjvkG3Dw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Chino Valley Unified School District reported progress on school safety preparations and state-required reporting training during its board meeting on Monday.
Superintendent (name not specified in the transcript) said the district is updating emergency operations plans to align with new requirements from the Arizona Department of Education and the Auditor General's office and is working with an outside consultant to ensure required components are included.
The superintendent said the district has begun staff training on a share911 alert app and ran drill-mode tests last week. She told the board the district has recorded two erroneous alerts during the initial rollout but expects to make the app available to parents by the end of the district's first quarter after additional testing.
On other safety items, the superintendent said the district will continue to use school resource officers and school safety officers as part of its approach and encouraged board members to complete new mandatory reporting training. She said one training on child-abuse reporting was provided during staff training and that training on mandatory reporting of staff misconduct has not yet been developed by the district's insurance provider; she noted reports of misconduct can be filed through the Arizona Department of Education website.
Discussion vs. decision: board members received information and no new policy was adopted at the meeting; the superintendent described planned next steps for training and parent rollout of the alert app.
The superintendent gave one example of successful app use: staff at Del Rio used the app on the first day of school to locate a student who had gone to the wrong classroom.
Board members asked no questions that altered the rollout timeline on the record; the superintendent said the district would continue drills to work out any technical or operational issues before a parent rollout.","Superintendent reported the district has begun staff drills of a share911 school alert app, will expand parents' access in the first quarter, and is updating emergency operations plans to meet new state requirements. Two erroneous alerts occurred during testing.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6141062,"Board approves consent items to advance replacement of aging classrooms; district cites $4.3M pending release",81,787000,868000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5576419-f49ece8cbb6e8797d9c9dc2ec0e03757&start=787&end=868","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5576419-f49ece8cbb6e8797d9c9dc2ec0e03757/thumbnail_787000.jpg","/articles/6141062/Arizona/Board-approves-consent-items-to-advance-replacement-of-aging-classrooms-district-cites-43M-pending-release","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6141062-9d499ea48d6e1d93b23bb1df082b028d/orig.mp4?Expires=1775095037&Signature=cIFDBGfpkPMPSHgy5spI94P~yeo2vOKKNaJzyChKc7zH4TcG5Lro8W0rGoaGEbDtQF9ZEDUSADdC~aOODJJSrIAvW~rdJRlGDAMY3-5YISp3INQJ4ttpdF3RqJIPwMMrylnq5pSWX3o8gvcuimFaven1spHweAxptudzZY3N0U7YrW53sfkhq6yQdq-tuRGP1y62xXj3CRIyRIiQ27Bfa3HLk6n~ietzSPJJHYTDGw7XQesOzI0NOJW3nXtViiQtymtDjztLH7shDmHdhz5KF24NetNx0RnsvTHqQJb~sJt9A3363m0p~Io2pWC~x9jPM14k4qX3wAeDoL4Np90dUw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Chino Valley Unified School District Board on Monday approved a consent agenda that includes selection of a construction manager-at-risk and an architect to replace classrooms deemed at the end of their useful life at the high school.
The superintendent told the board the district has been awarded roughly 9,700 square feet of replacement space for classrooms identified as beyond their useful life and that about $4.3 million in state funds will be released once the state's terms and conditions are signed. Later in the meeting the district's finance director referenced a figure of about $4.038 million for the same project.
The difference in the two numbers was presented on the record: the superintendent said the release amount is $4.3 million pending signed terms and conditions from the School Facilities Board; Finance Director Mr. Livingston described the award later with a slightly different amount and said the district expects the terms and conditions to be presented at the district's September meeting.
Why it matters: the replacement will add permanent classrooms and specialized space for special education at the high school and is the district's first new building project in decades, officials said.
Board materials say 10 classrooms at the high school were determined by the School Facilities Board on Dec. 13, 2024, to have reached the end of their useful life. The superintendent said the 9,700 square feet includes two art rooms, two center classrooms and six general-education classrooms; the district plans new construction adjacent to existing facilities and expects to occupy the new space in August 2027.
During discussion, the superintendent said a district committee met twice to review construction-manager-at-risk proposals and that three Arizona firms responded to the district's request. She said the high school and special-education staff have been discussing preferred uses for the new space and that the district will form a design-phase committee for stakeholder input.
The board approved the consent agenda, after removing item 6j for separate follow-up earlier in the meeting. The meeting record shows the motion to approve the consent items passed on an \"Aye\" voice vote.
Discussion vs. decision: the board's approval on the consent agenda formalized selection of the construction manager-at-risk and architect contained in the packet; the superintendent and finance director provided timeline and funding details as part of the information items.
District leaders cautioned that final fund disbursement depends on the School Facilities Board's signed terms and conditions. The superintendent said the district will demolish the existing end-of-useful-life classrooms after the new building is complete.
Less critical details: the superintendent noted the district's robust career and technical education offerings and said some new space may be used to expand those programs. The superintendent also said the district expects the newly built classrooms will better serve students with severe and profound special needs.","The Chino Valley Unified School District board approved a consent agenda that advances design and construction management for replacement classrooms at the high school. District leaders said state funds will be released once terms are signed; two different figures for that award were referenced in the meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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