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Board approves personnel appointments, numerous vendor contracts and policy updates in consent and action items
Summary
The board approved an expulsion recommendation, several assistant‑principal appointments, a bundle of contracts and policy updates, and a range of facilities and service agreements; most motions passed by roll call with one recorded abstention on a contract.
During the meeting’s action portion, trustees voted on a long consent and action agenda that included personnel actions, policy updates, facilities contracts and multiple student‑data privacy agreements.
Key formal actions included:
- Expulsion: The board voted to expel the student identified in closed session as 05212026. Motion: Trustee Martin; second: Trustee Reiser. Roll call: unanimous among voting trustees present.
- Personnel appointments: The board unanimously approved the appointments of Meshach Osborne as assistant principal at Redwood Middle School and Tom Wolf as assistant principal at Vintage High School.
- Policy and governance: The board adopted a revised NVUSD governance handbook and approved California School Board Association policy updates.
- Contracts and agreements: Trustees approved a series of vendor agreements and procurement items across business services, facilities and instructional technology, including (but not limited to) agreements referenced in the K items for Childstar Inc. (one abstention recorded from Trustee Gonzales Mares on that contract), several facilities contracts (DRT Grading & Paving; Roger Stringer & McClellan Inc.), and multiple student‑data privacy agreements and subscriptions (e.g., IXL, Imagine Learning, eSpark, Subject Technologies, Fathom Video). Most motions passed by roll call.
The board recorded routine roll‑call tallies and noted there was no public comment on the majority of consent items. Several trustees briefly commented on the breadth of vendor and facilities approvals and on the importance of ongoing communication to school communities as contracts are executed.
