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District reports Measure M progress, preschool repairs and consolidation logistics

Monrovia Unified School District Board of Education · May 7, 2026
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Summary

Staff updated the board on Measure M kickoff, playground and marquee repairs at Canyon Early Learning Center, roof and drain work, and middle‑school consolidation logistics including transportation, library transfers and a summer maintenance timeline.

Staff presented a multi‑part update on Measure M modernization, planned preschool repairs and the operational logistics for consolidating two middle schools.

Dr. Giraud summarized Measure M steps and said the district has begun campus and room scanning with architect PBK and is preparing documents for DSA review. He flagged ADA issues on playgrounds installed three years ago and said architects and vendors are coordinating remediation.

Jonathan Nava, director of maintenance, operations and transportation, outlined short‑term repairs at Canyon Early Learning Center: blind repairs for licensing compliance, removal and replacement of failing rubber playground surfacing and powder‑coating of play‑structure platforms; roof repair work completed the prior weekend and additional drain and hatch work planned for summer.

On consolidation, Dr. Zamarripa reported a packed second consolidation committee meeting, student‑led tours for incoming cohorts, completed special‑education transition meetings, transportation planning including MOT routes, and a summer MOT timeline to have Clifton ready by July 31 for fall registration.

Board members asked about marquee brightness and LED spill, sandbox replacement at CELC, bathroom additions at Plymouth tied to increased enrollment after adding sixth grade, and whether communications would be multilingual; staff confirmed electrical and dimming options for LED signs and said outreach will be multilingual.