The Glendale Unified School District ("District") is requesting submission of statement of qualifications for architectural/engineering services ("Statement(s) of Qualifications"). It is the intent of the District to approve one (1) or more firm's that will provide architectural/engineering services during the next several years related to facilities funds, expenditures and general needs. In addition, the District is requesting proposals to perform those services ("Proposal(s)") together with the Statement of Qualifications, ("Response(s)"). The Glendale Unified School District serves approximately 25,000 students in the City of Glendale, the Communities of Montrose and La Crescenta and portions of the City of La Cañada Flintridge. The District operates twenty (20) elementary schools, four (4) middle schools, three (3) comprehensive high schools, one (1) science and technology magnet high school, one (1) alternative high school, one (1) special education facility, and two (2) preschool facilities. Firms that intend to submit a Statement of Qualifications and a Proposal must be insured, must be a licensed architect, and must maintain a full-service office within one hundred fifty (150) miles of the District.
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May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Glendale Unified School District Board of Education Regular Meeting
The Board of Education meeting covered a wide range of topics, including student acknowledgments and awards in robotics, mathematics, and business competitions. Significant reports were presented regarding the Governor's May Revise budget update, the implementation of a Western Armenian Dual Language Immersion Program at Glenoaks Elementary School, and proposed textbook adoptions for French dual language immersion. The Board reviewed revisions to existing policies regarding student academic credit and graduation standards for students with disabilities. Furthermore, a new Artificial Intelligence and Robotics course for middle school was presented. Action items included the ratification of a change order for the Marshall Elementary cafeteria project, the award of contracts for roofing improvements at multiple school sites, and the approval of roofing material procurement through a CMAS contract. Additionally, several personnel resignations and retirements were acknowledged.
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Glendale Unified School District Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The Board of Education meeting included various recognitions, such as the Glendale High School Oratorical winner, SkillsUSA champions, the Crescenta Valley High School Robotics team, and several California Distinguished Schools. The board also designated May as Jewish American Heritage Month and Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Action items included agreements for fire alarm inspection and testing, capital facilities financial management software, the Edgenuity Credit Recovery Program, and real-time weather digital services for athletic programs. Additionally, the Board discussed new and revised course outlines for middle and high schools, including career technical education and world language courses, and approved revisions to board policies and bylaws.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
Glendale Unified School District Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The Board of Education meeting covered a wide range of administrative, academic, and facility-related topics. Key items included the recognition of student achievements in chess, academics, and athletics, as well as the celebration of National Bilingual/Multilingual Learner Advocacy Month. The board discussed the results of a community opinion poll regarding a potential bond measure for classroom and facility repairs, and reviewed the Extended Day Kindergarten Program. Several information reports were presented regarding the maintenance department, proposed revisions to various board policies, and the adoption of new curriculum. Action items included the adoption of resolutions regarding the Armenian Genocide and delinquent tax receivables, the approval of a 2026-2036 Facility Master Plan, and various procurement and service agreements for printers, vehicles, and educational services. Additionally, the board addressed personnel reports and warrant approvals as part of the consent calendar.
Jun 24, 2025·Board meeting
Board of Education Agenda
The agenda includes reports from organizational partners and public communications. The board will discuss personnel matters, labor negotiations, potential and existing litigation during a closed session. Action items include the adoption of the district budget for 2025-26, resolutions for temporary inter-fund cash borrowing, and agreements with various service providers for audit services, athletic training, and construction projects. The board will also consider tentative agreements with the Glendale Teachers Association (GTA) and the California School Employees Association (CSEA), as well as a wage increase with the Glendale Schools Management Association (GSMA). Additionally, the agenda includes the adoption of the Glendale Unified School District 2025-26 Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP), approval of a reading difficulties screener for K-2 students, and various services agreements and memoranda of understanding with external organizations.
