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Board approves multiple contracts, purchases and program plans in consent agenda

Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District Board of Education · August 12, 2025
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Summary

During its regular meeting the Yucaipa‑Calimesa board approved a block of consent items and a series of action items including two legal services agreements, multiple equipment purchases (tent, glass chiller, transport cabinets) and the 2025–26 Expanded Learning Opportunities Plan; motions were moved and carried by voice vote.

The Yucaipa‑Calimesa Joint Unified School District board approved a series of contracts, purchases and program plans by motion during its meeting.

Action items included approval of legal services agreements (with Atkinson & Wilson and Solomon APC), authorization to purchase a 40‑by‑80‑foot tent for a high‑school quad area, a glass chiller for the Oak View High School kitchen, and 16 transport cabinets for child nutrition. Board members moved and seconded each item (commonly with board member Cruz and board member Avila participating in the motions and seconds) and the motions were carried by voice vote.

The board also approved the 2025–26 Expanded Learning Opportunities (ELO) Block Plan for the Yucaipa‑Calimesa Joint Unified School District and accepted a revised list of appointed members to the district administrative hearing panel for 2025–26. A professional learning agreement for Green Valley High School and several policy and personnel waivers (including a variable term waiver for a speech‑language pathologist) were likewise approved as part of the agenda.

The consent calendar (items 10.01–10.19) was presented as a block and approved without items being pulled for separate discussion. Board members recorded the customary voice votes as motions passed.