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New Haven Unified board adopts resolutions, approves facilities contracts and MOUs
Summary
The board approved a slate of resolutions and contracts Feb. 17, including a Women's History Month resolution, annual financial and Measure audits, purchases for athletic facilities, architectural and construction-management contracts, a new CCNA course at James Logan High, several memoranda of understanding, and the consent agenda.
At its Feb. 17 meeting, the New Haven Unified School District governing board approved a package of resolutions, audits, contracts and memoranda of understanding as part of its consent and action agenda.
Key votes included adoption of Resolution No. 048-2526 declaring National Women’s History Month in March 2026. The board then approved the district’s annual financial report for the year ending June 30, 2025, and accepted the Measure M and Measure N financial and performance audits.
Trustees also approved multiple facilities-related purchases and contracts. The board adopted a resolution authorizing purchase of scoreboards from a vendor recorded as Navo Sports LLC for a middle-school site (vendor and site recorded in the meeting materials as "Navo Sports LLC" for "itong Varus Middle School"). It approved a contract with Main Sports Surf Surfaces Inc. for a synthetic running track at James Logan High School and a contract with Valley Precision Grading Inc. using CMS for synthetic turf at Caesar Chavez Middle School. The board also approved a construction-management services agreement with Ganab and Associates for the Measure N bond program and an architectural and engineering services contract with SVA Architects for Alvarado Elementary School.
Curriculum and partnership approvals included adoption of a new Cisco CCNA "Introduction to Networks" course for James Logan High School beginning fall 2026, and memoranda of understanding with Bobino Counseling Assessment, Campus Care (2025–26) and Together Home Care (2025–26).
Trustees also cast ballots for the California School Boards Association (CSBA) delegate assembly and approved the consent agenda items 13A through 13AB by roll-call vote. No consent items were pulled for separate action.
Why it matters: The package advances capital projects (fields, track, scoreboards), supports vocational curriculum expansion (CCNA) and formalizes service partnerships that could affect student supports. Contracts and Measure audits are routine but signal ongoing capital investment funded through bond measures and site budgets.
Next steps: Contracts and procurement items will proceed to implementation under district facilities and bond program timelines; staff did not identify immediate litigation or legal contingencies in public remarks. Details and vendor documents are included in the meeting packet cited during the session.
