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Board approves consent items, contracts and multiple expulsions; adopts procurement and facility actions
Summary
Trustees approved routine consent items, several procurement contracts for IT and facilities, a joint community facilities agreement and multiple student expulsions under Education Code provisions during the Feb. 13 meeting.
At its meeting the Murrieta Valley Unified School District board approved the consent calendar and a series of action items including contract awards, facility change orders and student discipline expulsions.
Key actions approved included: - Adoption of resolution 24‑25‑16 recognizing School Resource Officer Appreciation Day (Feb. 15, 2025). - Approval of the 2023–24 School Accountability Report Cards and the personnel report (consent calendar). - Measure BB citizens oversight committee update (informational). - Multiple student expulsions under California Education Code sections 48900(a)(1) and (a)(2) and 48915(b) (each case moved, seconded and approved by the board). - Procurement and contract approvals: Border Landan Inc. — districtwide firewall support, $95,500; CDW Government LLC — $489,000; Riverside County Office of Education — $43,000 for district internet service; Crown Castle Fiber LLC — $31,800 for fiber service to the Early Learning Center. - Facilities action: approval of a change order for the Murrieta Elementary new classroom building project.
Motions on these items were presented, seconded and carried as shown in the meeting record; several carried by unanimous voice vote. The board also adopted a resolution to authorize encumbering funds for the 2025–26 fiscal year and approved an Extended Learning Opportunity program services procurement.
Legal citations: Several expulsions were moved under California Education Code sections referenced during the meeting (48900 A1/A2 and 48915 B). The board recorded motions, seconds and votes for each expulsion case and for the procurement and contract awards.
Next steps: Contracts will be finalized and executed by district procurement; expelled students’ placements will be managed per superintendent direction consistent with state law.
