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Board approves MOU with Campesinos Sin Fronteras for youth health program pending grant
Summary
Trustees approved an MOU with Campesinos Sin Fronteras — $5,000 per year for three years pending grant approval — to run a prevention program aimed at reducing teen pregnancy and STIs for students ages 12–19 (grades 7–12).
The board approved a memorandum of understanding with Campesinos Sin Fronteras as part of the Aug. 12 consent agenda. The MOU is for $5,000 per year for three years, contingent on grant approval, and is intended to support a program focused on reducing teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections while promoting health and wellness among students aged 12–19 (grades 7–12).
The consent listing specifies that program implementation will focus on seventh through 12th graders and that the funding is contingent on successful grant approval. The full consent package, including this MOU, was approved unanimously by the board.
