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Votes at a glance: FSUSD board approves consent calendar, bids, personnel resolutions and policies
Summary
The board approved the consent calendar and a set of routine but material actions including procurement awards (roofing, painting, asphalt, special education staffing RFQPs), appointments to the citizens bond oversight committee, course proposals, wellness assessment and multiple personnel resolutions and sunshine disclosures for bargaining proposals.
At its May 14 meeting the Fairfield‑Suisun Unified School District board approved a broad set of routine but consequential actions by voice vote, including the consent calendar and several procurement and personnel matters.
Key actions the board voted to approve included:
- Consent calendar (routine minutes and standard items) — approved. - Instructional materials adoption for fall 2026 (see separate story) — approved. - New course proposals for 2026–27 — approved. - Appointment of Katrina Garcia to the FSUSD Citizens Bond Oversight Committee — approved. - Award of roofing bid (No. 2274‑27) at Rodriguez High School to Diablo Roofing and Waterproofing — approved. - Award of exterior painting contract (No. 02/7527) at Tolenas and Laurel Creek elementary schools to George E. Masker Inc. — approved. - Award of RFQP 2276‑27 (special education staffing) to a roster of vendors including Aqua Healthcare Services LLC, AMN Healthcare, CrossCountry Education LLC, Presence Learning Inc., and others — approved. - Award of asphalt bid (No. 2277‑27) to DRT Grading and Paving — approved. - Triennial wellness policy assessment and annual wellness goals — approved. - Multiple personnel resolutions authorizing variable‑term waivers, provisional internship permits, local assignment options, and employment of literacy and math specialists — approved. - Sunshine disclosures between FSUSD and CSEA Chapter 302 for 2026–29 bargaining — accepted.
Most motions were made and seconded on the record; several items recorded student preferential votes as required. The transcript records motions, seconds and unanimous or majority voice approvals but does not provide detailed roll‑call tallies for every item.
