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Clovis Unified Board approves textbooks, architects and multiple construction bids; adopts mental health and employee appreciation resolutions
Summary
The Clovis Unified Governing Board on April 23 approved routine consent and action items including authorization to adopt secondary textbooks for 2025‑26, appointment of Teter Architects for new construction and modernization, awards for multiple construction bids, and adopted resolutions recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month and Employee Appreciation Month.
The Clovis Unified School District Governing Board on April 23, 2025, approved a slate of routine consent and action items, including authorization for secondary textbook adoption for 2025‑26, appointment of architects for new construction and modernization projects, and awards for several construction and maintenance bids.
The Board voted unanimously where present on key items. The annual Declaration of Need for Fully Qualified Educators was adopted; the Board also adopted a reopener sunshine proposal to begin negotiations with the California School Employees Association, Chapter 250. The Board authorized the Superintendent or designee to adopt textbooks for secondary schools for the 2025‑26 school year and appointed Teter Architects to provide design services for a new Child Development building and the modernization of the Student Services and School Attendance building.
On procurement, the Board awarded Bid 3011 to Tosted Asphalt Incorporated for pavement maintenance at various sites; Bid 3031 to Durham Construction Company Incorporated for warehouse freezer safety repairs; Bid 3029 phase 5 campus security improvements to Construction Unlimited Solutions (door hardware) and EKC Enterprises Incorporated (electrical work); and approved a management agreement with Mark Wilson Construction. The Board ratified District purchase orders, contracts and warrants numbered 690985 through 691628 and approved multiple change orders as submitted.
Several routine consent items were approved without discussion, including conference requests, fundraiser requests, student trip requests, voluntary community recreation programs, and minutes from the April 2, 2025 meeting. The Board accepted the Williams Settlement Complaint Summary Report for the third quarter of 2024‑25 noting zero complaints.
Board Member Steven Fogg and Board Member Clinton Olivier were the most frequent motion makers and seconders on action items during the meeting. Most votes were recorded 7‑0 when all members were present; an earlier procedural adoption of the agenda passed 6‑0 with Board Member Clinton Olivier absent for that vote.
The Board will review recommendations for additional bids and RFPs (including independent financial audit services, campus catering categories, reroof projects and fire‑alarm testing) at future meetings.
