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Votes at a glance: board approves contracts, equipment purchases, and resolutions (all motions 5-0)
Summary
The Calexico Unified School District board unanimously approved a set of consent and action items including vendor agreements for training and curriculum, facility procurements (roofing, food-service equipment), ASB Works implementation at the high school, library and greenhouse project completions, and standard reports such as the Williams complaint and developer-fee accounting.
At its first meeting of 2026, the Calexico Unified School District board approved a package of consent and action items. Most motions were moved, seconded and adopted by unanimous voice or roll-call votes (noted as 5-0).
Key approvals included vendor agreements and programs: CPR/AED and first-aid training with Medic First for adult-education clinical classes (item E4); Renaissance Learning MyOn digital library for Jefferson Elementary (item E5); a BMX Freestyler assembly for a Kindness Week kickoff at Jefferson Elementary (item E6); Kit Grit LLC family-engagement trainings at Maines Elementary (item E7); Blue Dot Education professional development (item E8); Concord LLC expanded-learning services (item E9); Girl Scouts San Diego programming for expanded learning (item E10); Curriculum Associates K–2 professional learning at Blanchard Elementary (item E11); and a district agreement to implement ASB Works accounting at Calexico High School (item E13, initial rollout at the high school).
Facilities and procurement actions approved included Precision Inspections for Measure Q site improvements (item E12); a notice of completion for a greenhouse at Calexico High School (item E15); a districtwide telecorp clock/paging system procurement and maintenance agreement (items E16–E17); a roofing procurement with Garland Company for specified sites (item 23); and a multi-site food-service-equipment procurement under public contract code (item 22). The board also approved an amendment for a library management system (item 14), disposition of surplus IT equipment (item 24), and rejected a claim from Ashley Ortiz (item 18).
Recorded outcomes were unanimous where votes were noted. Several items included follow-up implementation steps described by staff (for example, ASB Works rollout at the high school, and evaluation of Me & Mine pilot for a separate agenda item).
