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Clovis Unified board approves contracts, grants and personnel moves in unanimous Nov. 12 meeting
Summary
At its Nov. 12 meeting the Clovis Unified Governing Board unanimously approved a package of consent items, contracts, grant applications and personnel actions — including appointment of a new elementary principal and a Positive Certification of the district's First Interim Financial Report.
The Clovis Unified Governing Board unanimously approved a series of consent and action items at its Nov. 12, 2025, meeting, including contracts for research and instructional programs, grant submissions and personnel actions.
Among the actions announced after closed session, the Board approved the appointment of Stacie Oldham, then Learning Director at Clovis North High School, to Principal at Reagan Elementary School effective Nov. 13, 2025. The Board also approved routine personnel matters and a student-discipline matter (student 26-05); each motion passed by a 7–0 vote. Several consent calendar items were approved by the Board, including conference requests, fundraisers, student trips, ratification of purchase orders and contracts numbered 700612 through 701710, and change orders.
On the action agenda, the Board approved an agreement with FM3 Research to conduct opinion research on district communications; authorized the Superintendent or designee to approve a contract with Amplify Education for mCLASS DIBELS intervention support for grades 3–6; and approved the submission of Proposition 2 Career Technical Education Facilities Program grant applications for Clovis South High School's Aviation and Medical Assisting programs. The Board also approved a Provisional Internship Permit for a recommended teaching candidate and an agreement with PlaceWorks, Inc. to provide environmental consulting for a proposed elementary school in the Vista Ranch development. The award of RFP 3046 for engineering services for HVAC replacement projects was also approved.
Each motion recorded on the agenda was brought to a vote and carried 7–0. Where motions were recorded, Board Member Steven Fogg is shown as the mover on multiple items and Board Member Clinton Olivier often seconded motions on the consent and action calendars.
The Board received, as information to be acted on at future meetings, several items including proposed amended bylaws, developer fee findings, textbook adoption authority and a recommendation to adopt Resolution No. 4077 to apply for the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District's New Alternative Fuel Vehicle Grant Program. The Board also approved its First Interim Financial Report with a Positive Certification as required by Assembly Bill 1200, indicating the district expects to meet its financial obligations for the remainder of the 2025–26 fiscal year.
The meeting adjourned at 7:48 p.m.
