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El Dorado Union High School District
The El Dorado Union High School District is seeking qualified applicants for a Paraprofessional Specialist position.
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Due Date
Jan 16, 2026
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El Dorado Union High School District
Close: Jan 16, 2026
The El Dorado Union High School District is seeking qualified applicants for a Paraprofessional Specialist position.
El Dorado Union High School District
The El Dorado Union High School District seeks a Varsity Head Coach for Flag Football at El Dorado High School for the Fall 26 season, offering a $3971 stipend.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Dec 31, 2099
El Dorado Union High School District
Close: Dec 31, 2099
The El Dorado Union High School District seeks a Varsity Head Coach for Flag Football at El Dorado High School for the Fall 26 season, offering a $3971 stipend.
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Sole Source: Rarely used here—redirect to coops/CMAS instead of pursuing sole source.
Coops: Lead with cooperative purchasing (Sourcewell/OMNIA or CMAS) to avoid a new RFP.
El Dorado Union High School District, CA rarely uses sole source and relies on competitive bidding. Practical note: steer requests to cooperative contracts (Sourcewell, OMNIA) or CMAS to bypass the district’s high-friction formal RFP process.
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El Dorado Union High School District
This contract is a Purchase Order/Order Form between El Dorado Union High School District (Buyer) and NoRedink Corp. (Seller) for onsite training services. The service period is from August 5, 2024, to August 4, 2025. The total amount for the training is $4,400.00. Payment terms are upfront with Net 30 billing. The agreement incorporates Master Services Terms and a Data Protection Addendum by reference.
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Aug 5, 2024
Expires
Effective: Aug 5, 2024
El Dorado Union High School District
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This contract is a Purchase Order/Order Form between El Dorado Union High School District (Buyer) and NoRedink Corp. (Seller) for onsite training services. The service period is from August 5, 2024, to August 4, 2025. The total amount for the training is $4,400.00. Payment terms are upfront with Net 30 billing. The agreement incorporates Master Services Terms and a Data Protection Addendum by reference.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from El Dorado Union High School District
The board meeting included deliberations on personnel actions, labor negotiations with the faculty association and CSEA, and a superintendent evaluation. Consent agenda items covered commercial warrants, policy reviews, award of various RFPs, and numerous student overnight instructional trips. Special presentations included sports recognition and a Fonder-Solari agreement. Discussions and actions were held regarding the Gold Standard update, Student Achievement resolution, Local Control and Accountability Plans for the district and Pacific Crest Academy, personal finance graduation requirements, budget inspections, and various human resources settlements and contract approvals.
The board meeting agenda covers various administrative and operational items, including multiple graduation and waiver requests, personnel actions, and labor negotiation updates. Key discussion points feature the Superintendent's evaluation goals, a presentation on the district's learner profile, and enrollment updates. Educational services will review proposed instructional materials and courses of study. Business services include an adult meal price adjustment, building roof retrofits, tennis court repairs, and a public hearing regarding facility use fee adjustments. Additionally, the board will address the ratification of settlement agreements and the master contract with the Faculty Association.
The meeting included discussions on student waiver and exemption requests, personnel actions, and labor negotiations during the closed session. In the open session, the Board recognized achievements in agriculture programs and transportation staff, and heard comments regarding graduation requirements and labor negotiations. Action items included approval of the annual report on Career Technical Education, School Accountability Report Cards, and several professional services and architectural agreements. Additionally, the Board passed resolutions related to the reduction of certificated employees, criteria for seniority, and expiration of specially funded positions, and reviewed information regarding the district complaint process.
This document compiles feedback from educational partners regarding the District's Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) for 2023. The feedback specifically addresses the effectiveness of six key goals: preparing students for college and career, ensuring fully credentialed teachers with professional development, promoting positive student behaviors and interventions, implementing multi-tiered support for specific student groups (English learners, homeless youth, students with disabilities, foster youth), maintaining well-kept school facilities, and establishing robust family engagement processes. The report also includes recommendations for sustaining achievements and closing performance gaps across student demographics.
This program plan outlines the objectives and benefits of the El Dorado Union High School District Solar PV Project, a collaborative effort with ARC Alternative and ENGIE. The plan's core pillars include generating significant general fund savings, modernizing district facilities with advanced energy technology, reducing the carbon footprint, and enhancing 21st-century learning environments. It further aims to empower STEAM education through project-based learning opportunities and foster local green job creation. The project emphasizes solar photovoltaics for energy generation, with specific details provided for individual sites like Oak Ridge High School, demonstrating substantial energy offset and cost savings over the operational life of the solar installations. A key component is the District Wide STEM Education program, integrating living laboratories, hands-on learning kits, and professional development for teachers.
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