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Calexico Unified board approves multiple vendor agreements and memoranda of understanding
Summary
Trustees approved a slate of contracts and memoranda — including family‑engagement training, school assemblies, flooring and lab services, summer programming and a preschool enrichment MOU — mostly on a single consent motion; one MOU saw one abstention for conflict of interest.
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Calexico Unified trustees approved a package of vendor agreements and memoranda of understanding during their business meeting, acting largely on a single motion for the consent and action calendars.
The board approved an agreement with Kid Grit LLC to provide in‑person family‑engagement training at Rockwood Elementary and an assembly contract with BMX Freestylers to present college‑and‑career programming at the same site. The board also approved a contract with Trio TriCo Floor for reflooring of room TK2 at Rockwood Elementary and an agreement with Landmark Consultant Inc. to serve as laboratory of record for the Kennedy Gardens transitional‑kindergarten classroom project.
Trustees approved summer programming contracts — from Unwind and Design Creative Studios for painting lessons to a first amendment with Miriam Alvarez Navarro for Sparks Camp instructional sessions — after trustees discussed program continuity and student benefits. A memorandum of understanding with the Imperial County Office of Education for a preschool summer‑enrichment program was approved with one trustee abstaining on the item because of a personal involvement in the program.
Board members moved the items quickly through the agenda; most votes were voice votes recorded as passing unanimously or by recorded tallies (for the abstention). The board did not add extended discussion on the contracts beyond a brief question on whether specialized flooring work could be completed in‑house (staff said it could not).

