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Board approves consent agenda and routine agreements; MacBook surplus for seniors noted
Summary
Trustees approved the consent agenda and a set of contracts and resolutions covering meal service, marquee repairs, an electric bus repair, college‑and‑career partnerships, summer and CTE programs, surplus MacBook disposition for graduating seniors, and multiple policy first readings; most votes recorded 5–0.
At its regular meeting the Calexico Unified School District Board of Trustees approved a multi‑item consent agenda and several action items by recorded voice vote.
Early in the meeting trustees moved and seconded approval of the agenda and the consent items; the chair called the vote and the motion carried unanimously (board members signaled assent). Items approved under the consent and action sections included agreements to provide free meals at Enrique Camarena Public Library for the 2024–25 CACF program year; a marquee repair contract; approval of a repair for an electric bus battery cooling control module (the district said the unit is an older electric bus and repairs are costly); partnerships for college and career awareness with the Imperial County Office of Education and UC San Diego; participation by a district high school in a college access and readiness collaboration; and CTE summer programming and facility use agreements.
Trustees also approved resolutions for education protection account spending determinations and budget and cash transfers for fiscal year 2025–26, and several surplus‑asset resolutions including authorization to sell certain MacBooks used by seniors back to students (board described the legal criteria that permit this disposal and said devices are wiped before transfer).
Several policy revisions and first readings were presented and advanced (board policy on conduct and multiple complaint/non‑discrimination policies were taken in first reading), and trustees recorded motions and approvals with typical 5–0 tallies where roll call was taken or voice vote noted.
These routine approvals allow the district to proceed with contracted repairs, program agreements and fiscal housekeeping without further delay. Individual item details — vendors, contract amounts, and any accompanying fiscal notes — are part of the public record for the meeting packet.
