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Glendora USD board approves Sunshine proposal, ratifies county expulsion plan and reassigns CalSHaP contractor
Summary
At its April 22 meeting the board approved the initial joint Sunshine proposal for 2024–25 negotiations with the Glendora Teachers Association, ratified Los Angeles County's expulsion plan, and authorized awarding CalSHaP phase‑one design‑build work to a replacement contractor after the original vendor rescinded its contract.
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The Glendora Unified School District Board of Education took multiple formal actions April 22, approving labor‑negotiation procedures, renewing a county expulsion plan and updating facilities contracting for a CalSHaP HVAC and ventilation project.
On item 6.1, the board reviewed the initial joint Sunshine proposal from the Glendora Teachers Association and district staff, which listed reopened articles including calendar, class size, fringe benefits, leaves and salary. After a staff presentation by Mr. Granquist, a trustee moved, a second was made, and the board approved the motion by voice vote. The board recorded no roll‑call tally in the transcript; the motion was announced as approved.
The board then ratified Los Angeles County's plan for expelled students (item 6.2) with a motion, second and voice vote.
For facilities work, staff reported ABM Building Solutions LLC had rescinded a previously awarded design‑build contract for the district's CalSHaP HVAC project. The board moved to award the contract to Verie Pacific (Ver) so the district could continue phase‑one design and meet CalSHaP submission requirements. Trustees asked whether lost time would harm the district’s submission; staff said Ver would begin immediately and that the energy commission was expected to extend submission deadlines, but the district would proceed as if nearer deadlines remained to avoid delays.
The board also adopted three ceremonial resolutions recognizing Teacher Appreciation Week (May 6–12, 2024), Classified School Employee Week (May 19–25, 2024) and School Health Services Appreciation Week (May 6–12, 2024). Those items were approved by voice votes. The consent calendar (items 8.1–11.3) was approved as presented, and the meeting adjourned at 8:39 p.m.
No formal roll‑call vote tallies were included in the transcript for the recorded motions; the meeting recorded voice approvals for the listed items.

