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Board approves bond, facilities and operational contracts; consent calendar adopted

Napa Valley Unified School District Board of Education · June 11, 2026
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Summary

At the meeting the board approved a package of bond resolutions, facility contracts (including new wait rooms and portables), multiple data‑privacy and vendor agreements, and a broad consent agenda; roll-call votes were recorded on items throughout the K-series action calendar.

The Napa Valley Unified School District board approved a series of action items spanning bond financing, facilities projects, human resources permissions, and operational contracts.

Key votes included: approval of signature authorizations (Res. 26‑25 through 26‑30), authorization for continuation of emergency procurement for construction services (Res. 26‑31), authorization for issuance and sale of general obligation bond series tied to the 2024 election and related refunding bonds (Res. 26‑32, 26‑33), and multiple facilities contracts and portables purchases. The board specifically approved design/build work and a non‑bond funded project to construct large new "wait rooms" at Napa and Vintage High Schools (described as ~4,000 sq ft each, funded from facilities fund 40), along with furniture and innovation‑center purchases.

Staff also presented and the board approved a series of student data privacy agreements and renewals with vendors (School Links, New Tech Network, Clear Vision Technologies and others), interagency memoranda (including an MOU with the City of Napa), and various operational contracts. Most action items were moved by Trustee Martin, seconded by Trustee Jenkowitz, and passed on roll-call votes recorded as 'yes' by the trustees present.

Board members thanked Measure H oversight committee members for stewardship of $269 million in bond spending and recognized volunteers during the meeting.