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Board approves San Juan High science modernization project and lease amendment; adopts recognitions
Summary
The board conducted a public hearing and adopted Resolution 4261 to submit San Juan High’s science modernization project for state matching funds (6–0, 1 not voting), approved a lease amendment for the project (Resolution 4262) unanimously, and adopted recognitions for National Nurses Week and California Day of the Teacher.
The San Juan Unified Board of Education approved a public‑hearing recommendation and moved forward on capital work at San Juan High School on Wednesday.
After a public hearing with no public speakers, the board adopted Resolution 4261 (project no. 204‑9495‑P1) authorizing submission of the San Juan High science modernization project for state matching funds. The motion, moved by Nick Blois and seconded, passed with six votes in favor and one board member not voting.
The board then approved Resolution 4262, the first amendment to the lease for the San Juan High science and modernization project between the district and Core West Incorporated. That lease amendment was approved unanimously with six board votes.
Other actions: The board unanimously adopted Resolution A467 proclaiming National Nurses Week and National School Nurse Day, and unanimously adopted Resolution A468 proclaiming May 13, 2026, as California Day of the Teacher; trustees invited nurses and teachers in the audience to be recognized in photos.
Why it matters: Passing the resolution allows the district to pursue state funding that can match local bond or district funds for construction and modernization. The lease amendment formalizes contractual steps needed to proceed with the San Juan High project.
Board comments and vote counts: President Tanya Krawcheck presided. Nick Blois moved the science project resolution; the president summarized the outcome as “6 in favor, with 1 not voting.” The record shows unanimous approval on the nurses and teachers recognitions and the lease amendment.
Next steps: Staff will proceed with required applications and contract processing tied to project and lease timelines and will report back as the capital project moves through design and funding milestones.
