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Superintendent: $75,000 Lions family gift and state grant will fund expanded National Conflict Resolution Center partnership
Summary
Superintendent Mueller told the board the district will expand its partnership with the National Conflict Resolution Center; $75,000 will come from a Lions family gift to the Coronado Schools Foundation and the remainder from a state grant through NCRC, not from the general fund.
Superintendent Mueller told the Coronado Unified School District Governing Board that the district will expand its longstanding partnership with the National Conflict Resolution Center (NCRC) next year to provide additional trainings and experiences for staff. The expanded contract was introduced as part of consolidated consent.
Mueller said the district would not use general-fund dollars for the expansion. "The $75,000 contribution is coming from the Lions family gift. Not out of our general fund," Mueller said, adding the remainder of the contract is covered by a state grant routed through NCRC. Mueller said the contribution was designated to the Coronado Schools Foundation for wellness, mental-health supports and special education.
Board members did not debate the specifics of the contract at length during the meeting; the contract appeared on the consent calendar for approval. Mueller said the expanded work will align with the district's broader "portrait of a graduate" goals and that staff will present details about planned trainings and experiences in subsequent reports.
No ordinance or statute was cited. The governing board did not take a separate roll-call vote on the contract during discussion; the item was included in consolidated consent.
