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Board approves annual MOUs and lease with Deming César Chávez Charter High School
Summary
The board approved annual memorandums of understanding for nutrition, transportation and exceptional student services with Deming César Chávez Charter High School and approved a lease agreement for the charter for the 2025–26 school year.
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The Deming Public Schools Board of Education on July 17 approved annual memorandums of understanding with Deming César Chávez Charter High School covering nutrition services, transportation and exceptional student services (ESS) for the 2025–26 school year, and separately approved a lease agreement allowing the charter high school continued access to district facilities through the 2025–26 school year.
Why it matters: the MOUs formalize the district’s provision of federally funded meals, standard transportation services and ESS supports to the charter school’s students and ensure continued facility access under a lease arrangement. District staff said the nutrition MOU commits the district to provide the same breakfast, lunch and supper services and to staff delivery where required; transportation and ESS contacts were described as standard annual agreements.
Board discussion and context: district presenters described the MOUs as routine annual agreements and said district nutrition, transportation and ESS staff were available to answer questions. Representatives from Deming César Chávez Charter High School said the charter mirrors the district calendar and shares students and families with district schools; the charter’s representative asked for board support and said the charter looks forward to another school year.
Formal actions: the board moved and approved the three MOUs and the lease agreement in separate motions. Roll-call votes were recorded as affirmative on each item.
Discussion vs. decision: discussion consisted of staff explanation that these are standard arrangements; the decisions were formal approvals of the three MOUs and the lease. No amendments or conditions were recorded in the open session.
Next steps: the district will execute the MOUs and the lease for 2025–26 as approved and continue to coordinate service delivery with the charter school.

