Catalina Foothills board elects Amy Krause president, Tom Logue vice president; approves consent items and construction awards

The Catalina Foothills Unified School District governing board elected Amy Krause as board president and Tom Logue as vice president at its January organizational meeting and approved a series of consent items and construction contracts.

Amy Krause was nominated and approved as president for the 2026 calendar year. Board members voted unanimously, and Krause said she was “honored to remain in my seat.” Tom Logue was then approved as vice president by the same 5‑0 margin.

Following the organizational votes the board moved through its consent agenda, approving routine minutes, personnel items, expense vouchers and grant‑related terms. The motion to approve consent items 5.1–5.11 passed unanimously.

Two pulled facilities items drew brief discussion and unanimous approval. Board members approved item 5.8, awarding GA Sports Construction a $654,454.54 contract to replace the track at Esparro Canyon Middle School; district staff said the price reflected temporary fencing, extra fill for an 8‑lane configuration, upgraded equipment and covered seating (a Ramada). The motion passed 5–0.

Board members also approved change order 1 for Progressive Roofing for additional materials on the Canyon View Elementary reroof project in the amount of $117,703.82. Staff explained the School Facilities Board process and timing that produced a change‑order request; the motion carried 5–0.

No public comments were received during the general public‑comment period.

The meeting record shows the board handled each motion by voice vote and recorded unanimous approval on the listed items. The board adjourned after completing agenda business.