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Cypress board approves grants, contracts and personnel salary changes

Cypress School District Board of Trustees · December 17, 2024
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Summary

The board ratified a $10,000 math-adoption grant MOU, approved service agreements (sign language interpreting), a $6,720 News LA subscription for King Elementary, a notice of completion for a $577,870.70 deferred maintenance project, and multiple salary-schedule updates.

At its Dec. 16 meeting the Cypress School District board approved multiple contracts, grant ratifications and personnel compensation adjustments.

The board ratified a memorandum of understanding with the Orange County Superintendent of Schools for the OC Math Leads series, noting a $10,000 grant to support the district’s preparation for a future state textbook-adoption process. Dr. Gibbs and Mrs. Taylor described the state adoption pathway and said the grant will fund a small team of district math leads to participate in the program.

The board also ratified a master agreement with LYNX for sign language and interpreting services (covering 11/21/2024–06/30/2025) and approved a subscription purchase with News LA for Clara J. King Elementary (total cost $6,720). Staff said the King purchase is paid from the school’s site budget funds; similar opportunities exist at other schools but were not purchased centrally.

Personnel and compensation actions included approving a revised job title and salary range for a lead transportation trainer (retitled lead bus driver/trainer) with a salary-range adjustment effective Dec. 17, 2024; a revised classified substitute salary schedule effective Jan. 1, 2025 (designed to meet minimum-wage and recruitment needs); and a revised management salary schedule adding superintendent salary information.

The board approved filing a notice of completion for the districtwide summer deferred maintenance project by MP SAL with a total project cost of $577,870.70; trustees praised facilities staff for completing the work without change orders. All items on the consent and action agendas were carried by voice vote as presented.