Tricia Lamoreaux Petter

The committee reviewed updates on facility projects, specifically regarding the Stem Building and the extension of construction bid deadlines. Financial reports, including the bond budget and expenditures, were reviewed and approved. Other key discussions included the initiation of a performance and financial audit of bond funds, the preparation of the annual report to the Board of Trustees, and the adjustment of the future meeting schedule.

The board meeting included several key actions and discussions, such as the approval of a student expulsion agreement, the recognition of the Migrant Speech & Debate Team and various Students of the Month, and a presentation regarding an MOU with SDSU. Board members provided reports on advocacy trips and other local events. Reports were delivered by student board members covering activities at CUHS, SHS, and DOHS. Additionally, the board approved several consent items, including surplus property declarations, new course proposals, and various service agreements. Personnel reports were approved, and several resolutions were adopted, including proclamations for Mental Health Matters Month, Principals' Day, National Teacher Appreciation Day, School Nurse Day, Classified School Employees' Week, and Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

The meeting focused on the personnel report, including supplemental payrolls and payroll warrants. Action items addressed certificated employment for the school year, supplemental assignments for department chairs, co-curricular programs, and athletic coaches across multiple high schools. Additionally, the board approved the hiring of certificated substitute teachers, classified staff appointments, classified promotional opportunities, and hourly employment, while also noting recent classified and coaching separations.

The board meeting covered a wide range of administrative and operational items. Trustees provided reports on site visits, sports events, and conferences attended. The Superintendent updated the board on staffing, facility improvements, and upcoming orientations. The board approved several consent items, including donations, travel requests, MOUs for mental health services, speech/language pathology services, nursing services, and new course proposals. Additionally, the board acted on personnel reports, credential waivers, contract proposals for the California School Employees' Association, an amendment to the Superintendent's agreement, an agreement for school resource officers, and capital improvement projects involving electrical and duct work at district schools.

The board discussed and took action on several items, including personnel reports, proclamations for National Native American Indian Heritage Month, and a resolution honoring Sandy Noujaim. The board also reviewed the English Learner Program Progress Report for the 2022-2023 school year. A resolution was adopted to authorize an emergency contract for the restoration and repair of an electric power project without competitive bidding. The consent agenda included the approval of paid warrant orders, out-of-state travel, acceptance of donations, and memorandums of understanding with the Imperial County Behavioral Health Services and the Department of Consumer Affairs Bureau of Automotive Repair.