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Clovis Unified board approves annual dues, contracts, personnel items and facility projects in unanimous votes
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Summary
At its Aug. 6 meeting the Clovis Unified Governing Board approved CSBA dues, Education Legal Alliance membership, adult education courses, internship permits, agreements for special‑needs placements, an AMP renewal, construction costs for bleachers, and an independent audit contract; motions were passed 6–0.
The Clovis Unified Governing Board on Aug. 6, 2025, approved a package of routine and annual items in unanimous votes.
Key approvals included payment of $27,556 for California School Boards Association membership and $6,200 for CSBA’s Education Legal Alliance; adoption of Resolution No. 4062 authorizing inter‑fund loans for cash‑flow purposes; approval of Clovis Adult Education course offerings for 2025–26; provisional internship permits for recommended teaching candidates; renewal of a Variable Term Waiver request; authorization to continue agreements with three non‑public schools for students with special needs; and authorization to renew the Action Mentoring Program (AMP) agreement for 2025–26.
The Board also approved construction costs and related lease‑leaseback provisions for outdoor bleachers and a press box at the Terry P. Bradley Educational Center and awarded RFP 3009 for independent financial audit services. All motions recorded in the minutes passed by recorded votes of 6–0 (one member absent).
Several information items were reviewed for future action, including recommended contracts for NAVIGATE360 PBIS Rewards, an Ampact agreement to pilot Early Learning Corps tutoring at seven Expanded Learning Club sites, consideration of a Memorandum of Understanding related to CSEA reclassifications, public disclosure procedures for an ACE collective bargaining agreement (contingent on ACE approval), and an amendment to the District Section 125 Flexible Benefit Plan.
Motions on consent and action items were typically moved by Board Member Tom Hashimoto or Steven Fogg and seconded by Board Member Deena Combs‑Flores or Clinton Olivier, with unanimous recorded outcomes.