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Votes at a glance: LCAP, budget, superintendent contract and procurement approvals

Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District Governing Board · June 25, 2026
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Summary

At the meeting trustees approved the LCAP update and federal addendum, the 2026-27 budget, multiple child nutrition contracts, Proposition 28 annual report, several personnel and policy items, and a three-year superintendent contract amendment.

The governing board voted on a set of formal actions during the meeting. Key outcomes announced by the presiding officer:

- LCAP 2024-2027 update: Motion and student preferential vote called; the presiding officer announced the motion carried. - 2026 LCAP federal addendum: Approved by motion and vote. - Fairfield Adult School course offerings (2026-27): Approved. - Proposition 28 annual report (arts and music funding): Approved. - 2026-27 annual district budget: Approved (trustees noted an approximately $30—$31 million deficit). - Child nutrition RFP awards: Approved (Bimbo Bakers USA; Healthy Kids Pizza/Tasty Indian Pizza Inc.; and grocery product awards to multiple vendors). - Personnel and policy items: Approved the unrepresented-group hourly salary schedule, resolution 80-2526 authorizing provisional internship permits, an SLP local assignment authorization, and several new board policies consolidated for a single vote. - Superintendent employment agreement amendment (July 1, 2026—June 30, 2029): Approved, including a coaching benefit capped at $6,000/year. - Grand jury response (continuation schools): Board approved the district response to the grand jury report on continuation schools after clarifying which recommendation was at issue.

Where motions were recorded, the minutes show a motion and second; the transcript announces "all in favor? I" and the presiding officer called the motion carried. Several items were approved by a consolidated slate vote after a trustee moved to vote on items 15C through 15G together.

Why it matters: The slate of approvals implements the district's operating plan for the coming year, including instructional programs, nutrition contracts, and district leadership continuity.

What's next: Administrative units will implement approved contracts and programs and report back to the board as required.