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Board approves consent agenda, policies and vendor agreements in unanimous votes
Summary
The Tehachapi Unified Board approved the agenda, a bundled consent agenda, board policies, governance handbook, multiple vendor agreements (including Cardonics) and declared surplus technology; recorded votes were unanimous on all items.
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The Tehachapi Unified School District Board took a series of routine and consent actions on Nov. 18, approving multiple items by unanimous votes.
Key outcomes (votes at a glance):
- Agenda approval: Motion by Trustee Cooper; seconded by Vice President Kelly. "Motion carries six-zero." (voice vote as recorded.)
- Consent agenda: Motion by Vice President Kelly; seconded by Trustee Cooper. Approved 7-0.
- Board policies: Motion by Vice President Kelly; seconded by Trustee Sweeney. Approved 7-0.
- Governance handbook (logo update, trustee listing): Motion by Trustee Sweeney; seconded by Trustee Cooper. Approved 7-0.
- Annual organizational meeting date (12/16/2025): Motion by Vice President Kelly; seconded by Trustee Cooper. Approved 7-0.
- Agreement approvals (selected): • Brianna Bell MSCCC SLP agreement (educational evaluations) — motion by Vice President Kelly; seconded by Trustee Christiansen. Approved 7-0. • RO Health LLC agreement (educational evaluations) — motion by Vice President Kelly; seconded by Trustee Christiansen. Approved 7-0. • Cardonics scheduling agreement — motion by Trustee Sweeney; seconded by Vice President Kelly. Approved 7-0. • King Educational Services IEE agreement — motion by Vice President Kelly; seconded by Trustee Sweeney. Approved 7-0.
- Surplus/obsolete technology property (Education Code sections cited): Motion by Vice President Kelly; seconded by Trustee Sweeney; roll-call recorded all trustees Aye; motion carries seven-zero.
Why it matters: The approvals advance routine district operations (contracts for evaluations, scheduling tools, governance housekeeping) and set calendar and governance timelines for 2026.
Next steps: Staff will carry out the approved contracts and report on any pilot outcomes or budget implications as appropriate.

