June 6, 2018 Board Meetings
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Items I - V - I. OPEN SESSION
Quick Summary / Abstract:
NOTE: Open Session of Board Meetings are video recorded and available for
viewing on the District's website at https://natomasunified.org/board-oftrustees/
videos/. Those in attendance should expect that the recordings will
capture all activity and discussions before, during, and after meetings.
II. ROLL CALL
III. ANNOUNCEMENT OF ITEMS TO BE DISCUSSED IN CLOSED SESSION
IV. PUBLIC COMMENTS REGARDING CLOSED SESSION ITEMS
Quick Summary / Abstract:
PROCEDURE: The Board of Trustees welcomes the public's participation at
Board Meetings and has devoted time in the meeting for that purpose. The Board
requests that you fill out a Public Comment card and turn it in to the
Superintendent's Assistant. Your name will be called under the appropriate
agenda item or Public Comment section of the agenda. Presentations from the
public are limited to two (2) minutes regarding any item that is within the Board's
subject matter jurisdiction. The Board shall limit the total time for public input on
each item to 20 minutes. Please note that Government Code Section 54954.2(a)
limits the ability of Board Members to respond to public comments. In addition,
the Board may not take action on any item which is not on this agenda except as
authorized by Government Code 54954.2.
V. CLOSED SESSION
Quick Summary / Abstract:
PROCEDURE: There are a number of exceptions to the requirement that the
public business is done in public. The Legislature has articulated these
exceptions because of public necessity for confidentiality or because an open
disclosure would violate the privacy rights of an employee or a pupil.
V.a. Conference with Labor Negotiator-District Representatives: William
Young and Doug Orr, Employee Organization: California School
Employees Association
Quick Summary / Abstract:
William Young, Deputy Superintendent Doug Orr, Associate
Superintendent
V.b. Conference with Labor Negotiator-District Representative: William
Young, Employee Organization: Natomas Teachers Association
Quick Summary / Abstract:
William Young, Deputy Superintendent
V.c. Conference with Legal Counsel Regarding Anticipated Litigation:
Two Cases
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Chris Evans,
Superintendent
V.d. Government Code Section 54957 - Public Employee
Discipline/Dismissal/Release
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Angela Herrera, Assistant Superintendent - Human Resources
V.e. Government Code 54954.5 Conference with Real Property
Negotiators – Property APN: 225-0150-031, 225-0150-033, 225-0180-039,
225-0150-044
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Doug Orr, Associate
Superintendent
V.f. Government Code Section 54962: Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-
2018 PP
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
V.g. Government Code Section 54962: Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-
2018 QQ
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent, School Leadership and
Support
V.h. Government Code Section 54962: Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-
2018 RR
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
V.i. Government Code Section 54962: Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018
SS
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
V.j. Government Code Section 54962: Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018
TT
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
V.k. Government Code Section 54962: Student Expulsion No. 2017-2018
UU
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
V.l. Superintendent's Evaluation
Items I - V
I. OPEN SESSIONQuick Summary / Abstract:
NOTE: Open Session of Board Meetings are video recorded and available for
viewing on the District's website at https://natomasunified.org/board-oftrustees/
videos/. Those in attendance should expect that the recordings will
capture all activity and discussions before, during, and after meetings.
II. ROLL CALL
III. ANNOUNCEMENT OF ITEMS TO BE DISCUSSED IN CLOSED SESSION
IV. PUBLIC COMMENTS REGARDING CLOSED SESSION ITEMS
Quick Summary / Abstract:
PROCEDURE: The Board of Trustees welcomes the public's participation at
Board Meetings and has devoted time in the meeting for that purpose. The Board
requests that you fill out a Public Comment card and turn it in to the
Superintendent's Assistant. Your name will be called under the appropriate
agenda item or Public Comment section of the agenda. Presentations from the
public are limited to two (2) minutes regarding any item that is within the Board's
subject matter jurisdiction. The Board shall limit the total time for public input on
each item to 20 minutes. Please note that Government Code Section 54954.2(a)
limits the ability of Board Members to respond to public comments. In addition,
the Board may not take action on any item which is not on this agenda except as
authorized by Government Code 54954.2.
V. CLOSED SESSION
Quick Summary / Abstract:
PROCEDURE: There are a number of exceptions to the requirement that the
public business is done in public. The Legislature has articulated these
exceptions because of public necessity for confidentiality or because an open
disclosure would violate the privacy rights of an employee or a pupil.
V.a. Conference with Labor Negotiator-District Representatives: William
Young and Doug Orr, Employee Organization: California School
Employees Association
Quick Summary / Abstract:
William Young, Deputy Superintendent Doug Orr, Associate
Superintendent
V.b. Conference with Labor Negotiator-District Representative: William
Young, Employee Organization: Natomas Teachers Association
Quick Summary / Abstract:
William Young, Deputy Superintendent
V.c. Conference with Legal Counsel Regarding Anticipated Litigation:
Two Cases
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Chris Evans,
Superintendent
V.d. Government Code Section 54957 - Public Employee
Discipline/Dismissal/Release
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Angela Herrera, Assistant Superintendent - Human Resources
V.e. Government Code 54954.5 Conference with Real Property
Negotiators – Property APN: 225-0150-031, 225-0150-033, 225-0180-039,
225-0150-044
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Doug Orr, Associate
Superintendent
V.f. Government Code Section 54962: Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-
2018 PP
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
V.g. Government Code Section 54962: Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-
2018 QQ
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent, School Leadership and
Support
V.h. Government Code Section 54962: Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-
2018 RR
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
V.i. Government Code Section 54962: Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018
SS
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
V.j. Government Code Section 54962: Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018
TT
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
V.k. Government Code Section 54962: Student Expulsion No. 2017-2018
UU
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
V.l. Superintendent's Evaluation
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Items VI - VIII - VI. RECONVENE OPEN SESSION
VII. ROLL CALL/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
VIII. ANNOUNCEMENT OF ACTION TAKEN IN CLOSED SESSION
Items VI - VIII
VI. RECONVENE OPEN SESSIONVII. ROLL CALL/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
VIII. ANNOUNCEMENT OF ACTION TAKEN IN CLOSED SESSION
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Item IX - APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
Item IX
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA»
Item X B - Natomas Teachers Association (NTA)
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Brenda Borge, President
Item X B
Natomas Teachers Association (NTA)Quick Summary / Abstract:
Brenda Borge, President
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Item X C - Board Members
Item X C
Board Members»
Item X D - Superintendent's Report
Item X D
Superintendent's Report»
Item XI - PUBLIC COMMENTS
Quick Summary / Abstract:
PROCEDURE: The Board of Trustees welcomes the public's participation at
Board Meetings and has devoted time in the meeting for that purpose. The Board
requests that you fill out a Public Comment card and turn it in to the
Superintendent's Assistant. Your name will be called under the appropriate
agenda item or Public Comment section of the agenda. Presentations from the
public are limited to two (2) minutes regarding any item that is within the Board's
subject matter jurisdiction. The Board shall limit the total time for public input on
each item to 20 minutes. Please note that Government Code Section 54954.2(a)
limits the ability of Board Members to respond to public comments. In addition,
the Board may not take action on any item which is not on this agenda except as
authorized by Government Code 54954.2.
Item XI
PUBLIC COMMENTSQuick Summary / Abstract:
PROCEDURE: The Board of Trustees welcomes the public's participation at
Board Meetings and has devoted time in the meeting for that purpose. The Board
requests that you fill out a Public Comment card and turn it in to the
Superintendent's Assistant. Your name will be called under the appropriate
agenda item or Public Comment section of the agenda. Presentations from the
public are limited to two (2) minutes regarding any item that is within the Board's
subject matter jurisdiction. The Board shall limit the total time for public input on
each item to 20 minutes. Please note that Government Code Section 54954.2(a)
limits the ability of Board Members to respond to public comments. In addition,
the Board may not take action on any item which is not on this agenda except as
authorized by Government Code 54954.2.
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Item XII - PRESENTATIONS
XII.a. UC/CSU a-g Success
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Joel Rabin, Assistant Superintendent - Research and Data
Rationale:
This presentation will share a recently released report by the Sacramento
County Office of Education on UC/CSU a-g completion rates. The
presentation will look at historical data along with comparisons to other
school districts in Sacramento County and across the state of California.
Item XII
PRESENTATIONSXII.a. UC/CSU a-g Success
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Joel Rabin, Assistant Superintendent - Research and Data
Rationale:
This presentation will share a recently released report by the Sacramento
County Office of Education on UC/CSU a-g completion rates. The
presentation will look at historical data along with comparisons to other
school districts in Sacramento County and across the state of California.
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Consent Items - XIII. CONSENT ITEMS
Quick Summary / Abstract:
PROCEDURE: Generally, routine items are approved by one motion without
discussion. The Superintendent or Board member may request that an item be
pulled from the Consent Agenda and voted on separately.
XIII.a. Approve the Consent Calendar
XIII.b. Approve the May 9, 2018 Regular Board Meeting Minutes
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Chris Evans,
Superintendent
XIII.c. Approve the Personnel Items
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Angela Herrera, Assistant Superintendent
Rationale:
Administrative Management New Hire: Thomas Dickinson, K-8 Principal on
Special Assignment, Effective: June 15, 2018; Jason Manviller, Elementary
Principal, Effective: July 1, 2018
Administrative Management Promotion: Earl Pavao, from Director to
Executive Director, Effective: May 7, 2018; Shea Borges, from Middle
School Principal to Executive Director, Effective: May 1, 2018 (revised)
Classified Management Resignation: Liberty Van Natten, Coordinator III,
Effective: May 9, 2018
Certificated New Hires: Kristin Yelle, TK Teacher, Natomas Park
Elementary School, Effective April 20, 2018; Christopher Strazzo, 3rd
Grade Teacher, H. Allen Hight Elementary School, Effective: May 10, 2018
Certificated Resignations: Antoinette Rosacker, Teacher, Natomas High
School, Effective: May 25, 2018; Andrea Leon, Teacher, Natomas Middle
School, Effective: May 25, 2018; Caitlyn Wong, Speech Therapist, Special
Education, Effective: May 6, 2018
Certificated Retirements: Jeanette Broderick, RSP Teacher, Heron School,
Effective: April 26, 2018; Kristi Dills, Teacher, Inderkum High School;
Effective: May 25, 2018
Classified New Hires: Essie Pease-Price, Library Media Tech I, 6.0 hours,
Paso Verde School, Effective April 24, 2018; Kristina McGregor, Food
Services Assistant I, 2.0 hours, Westlake Charter, Effective April 27, 2018;
Jacqueline Zairis, Playground Assistant, 2.0 hours, Paso Verde School,
Effective May 1, 2018; Shannon Ortiz, Instructional Assistant II, 6.0 hours,
Jefferson School, Effective May 1, 2018; Sierra Moore, Instructional
Assistant II, 6.0 hours, Paso Verde School, Effective May 1, 2018; Brittney
Mesa, Food Service Assistant I, 3.5 hours, Natomas High School, Effective:
May 2, 2018; John Silva, Maintenance Specialist III, Electrician,
Maintenance & Operations, Effective: May 7, 2018; Lorraina Minnehan,
Instructional Assistant II, 6.0 hours, Natomas High School, Effective: May 8,
2018; Deleta Robinson, Instructional Assistant II, 7.0 hours, Natomas
Middle School, Effective: May 9, 2018; Julie Carrillo, Playground Assistant,
2.0 hours, Two Rivers Elementary School, Effective May 8, 2018; Frances
Colwell, Instructional Assistant I, 3.5 hours, Bannon Creek School, Effective
May 9, 2018; Patricia Vargas, Instructional Assistant II, 6.0 hours, Paso
Verde School, Effective May 14, 2018; Brittni Lytle, Instructional Assistant
II, 6.0 hours, Jefferson School, Effective May 16, 2018; Arthur Coronado II,
Information Technology Specialist IV, 8.0 hours, Technology Department,
Effective: May 15, 2018; Nishaant Singh, Information Technology Specialist
II, 8.0 hours, Technology Department, Effective: May 15, 2018
Classified Transfers: Nudshour Yang, Bus Driver, 6.0 hours to Bus Driver,
6.25 hours, Effective: May 9, 2018
Classified Terminations: Employee No. 7844, Effective: May 29, 2018;
Employee No. 6127, Effective: May 25, 2018
Classified Substitute New Hires: Mindi Merri, Effective: May 2, 2018; WIng
Kwok, Effective: May 3, 2018; Vivienne Nolan, Effective: May 10, 2018;
Lubna Abbas, Effective: May 17, 2018
Certificated Substitute New Hires: Allison Evans, April 20, 2018; FNU Deep
Roshni, Effective: April 25, 2018; Hannah Williams, Effective: April 26,
2018; Emily Whalen, Effective: April 27, 2018; Jeffery Cox, Effective: May
4, 2018; Roberto Montes, Effective: May 11, 2018; Hollie Thompson,
Effective: May 16, 2018; Brian Watson, Effective: May 17, 2018
Classified Substitute Termination: Employee No. 8003, Effective: April 19,
2018
Certificated Substitute Terminations: Employee No. 8494, Effective: April
19, 2018; Employee No. 7300, Effective: May 11, 2018
Certificated Substitute Resignations: Wallace Etterbeek, Effective: May 16,
2018; Debra Serna, Effective: May 24, 2018; Judyanne Alanis, Effective:
May 2, 2018
Classified Substitute Resignations: Sis Hendrix, Effective: May 2, 2018; Jeff
Nevis, Effective: May 16, 2018; Marieli Alvarado-Martinez, Effective: May 1,
2018
XIII.d. Approve Payroll and Claims for April 2018
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
This item appears regularly and shows the total payroll and warrants
issued. The individual funds' warrant registers and expenditure summaries
are attached.
XIII.e. Approve Acceptance of Donations as Submitted
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
The District strongly advocates educational partnerships. We appreciate
and recognize the following individuals for being part of our team and thank
them for their generosity. Mental Health and Homeless Education, and
Joey's Food Locker received a $100 donation from Adventure Christian
Church of North Natomas. Salvador Heredia-Arriaga Memorial Football
Scholarship Fund received a $500 donation from Susan Heredia. Heron
School received a $2,870.80 donation from the Heron PTSA for
Chromebooks and Chromebook Carts. H. Allen Hight and Natomas Middle
School received 2018-19 Matinee Tickets (120 student and 12 chaperone
tickets) valued at $1,500 from Friends of Mondavi Center through the
School Outreach Committee.
XIII.f. Approve 2018-19 Agreements for Legal Services
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost provides legal services in the areas of facilities,
property acquisition and construction matters. The terms and rates remain
the same for 2018-19 and are described in the attached Legal Services
Agreement. Girard, Edwards, Stevens & Tucker LLP provides legal
services in the area of Special Education matters. The terms and rates
remain the same for 2018-19 and are described in the attached Legal
Services Agreement. Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo (AALRR)
provides legal services in the area of Charter School matters. Rate
increases are described in the attached notice from AALRR. Hourly rates
increase by $10 for 2018-19. Dannis Woliver Kelley (DKW) provides legal
services in the areas of School Facilities & Finance, Human Resources,
Labor Relations, Student Discipline and General Business matters. Hourly
rates increase by $10 for 2018-19.
XIII.g. Approve Resolution No. 18-15, 2018-19 Certification of District
Signatures
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
The attached resolution updates the authorized District signatures for 2018-
19. Resolution No. 18-15 will be amended throughout the year when
updates are needed.
XIII.h. Approve the Purchase of Textbooks and Software Program
through Follett
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Kristen Coates, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
The purchase of new textbooks in support of recently approved courses,
replacement of secondary textbooks, required secondary consumables,
and the renewal of the Destiny program is best supported through Follett.
Below are estimated items and their cost:
New classroom/staff teacher editions and/or student books $10,000
Secondary textbook replacement $65,000
Secondary consumables $15,000
Destiny $35,000
XIII.i. Approve MOU between American River College and NUSD for Dual
Enrollment Auto Mechanics Class
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Cecil Duke, Interim Associate Superintendent - School Leadership and
Support
Rationale:
This is an excellent opportunity for NUSD students to earn dual enrollment
credit through American River College. During the time that our teacher
uses the ARC curriculum under the agreement, ARC will pay for his time
and there are no costs to NUSD except curriculum materials (which would
replace current materials). Attached please find a copy of the MOU and
Course Agreement.
XIII.j. Appoint High School Representative to the California
Interscholastic Federation (CIF) for the 2018-19 School Year
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Kristen Coates, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Each year the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) requires school
boards to identify voting school representatives to their respective leagues.
Appointees will be the only school representatives to have voting privileges
at league meetings, or CIF section meetings. Staff recommends the
following voting representative for the 2018-2019 school year:
Inderkum High School - David Rodriguez, Assistant Superintendent
Natomas High School - David Rodriguez, Assistant Superintendent
Leroy Greene Academy - David Rodriguez, Assistant Superintendent
XIII.k. Ratify Acknowledgement of Bylaws with Natomas Central Mutual
Water Company
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent.
Rationale:
In October of 2016, NUSD acquired property in the west of Natomas,
outside City limits, for a future potential school site. Properties within the
Natomas Basin, that are located to the north and west of the City limits, are
shareholders in the Natomas Central Mutual Water Company (NCMWC).
Shareholders and their tenants are eligible to receive irrigation water for
agricultural use. The lessee of the NUSD property requires agricultural
irrigation. NUSD and the lessee must both sign the NCMWC
Acknowledgement of Bylaws in order to receive irrigation water. The costs
and risks associated in receiving the irrigation water are addressed in the
Agricultural Lease for the property.
XIII.l. Ratify Agricultural Lease Agreement with Bastiao Farms, Inc.
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
On October 19, 2016, the Purchase and Sale Agreement of an 86 acre
property was approved by the Board of Trustees. When purchased, the
property was under an agricultural lease with Bastiao Farms, Inc. The
Agricultural Lease agreement is a three year term, expiring in December
2021. The total annual rent payment shall be determined each calendar
year in accordance with a crop-specific sliding scale.
XIII.m. Approve Contracts with KYA Services LLC., for Purchase and
Installation of Flooring at Natomas Park, Discovery High and Natomas
Charter
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Kamaljit Pannu, Assistant Superintendent-Safety and Operations
Rationale:
Deteriorating and aged flooring were identified in the 2017-2018 Deferred
Maintenance Plan. The District requested that Kya Services LLC, provide a
proposal for purchasing and installation of Tandus flooring (a NJPA contract
#11012), in the 300 wing of Natomas Park Elementary, 12 classrooms at
Discovery High School and the H, J and K wings of Natomas Charter
School (Blackrock).
Kya Services LLC has agreed to perform the work at Discovery High
School for Sixty Thousand Five Hundred Ninety Nine Dollars and Fifty Nine
Cents ($60,599.59), Natomas Park for Sixty Eight Thousand Four Hundred
Sixty Nine Dollars and Twenty Five Cents ($68,469.25) and Natomas
Charter School Blackrock for Ninety Five Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty
Dollars and Thirty Two Cents ($95,760.32).
National Joint Powers Alliance (NJPA) establishes and provides nationally
leveraged and competitively solicited purchasing contracts under the
guidance of the Uniform Municipal Contracting Law (M.S. 471.345 Subd.
15). The Joint Exercise of Powers Laws (M.S. 471.59) allows members to
legally purchase through NJPA contracts without duplicating their own
competitive bidding process and requirements. The result of this
cooperative effort is a high quality selection of nationally leveraged,
competitively bid contract solutions to help meet the ever challenging needs
of our current and future member agencies.
XIII.n. Approve Agreements with Troxell Communications for Purchase
and Installation of Televisions and Carts for the K-8 Expansion Schools
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
Troxell Communications has provided proposals for the purchase and
installation of televisions and carts for the K-8 expansion projects. Troxell
Communications participates in The Cooperative Purchasing Network
(TCPN), contract # R60903, which provides the best value pricing for
procurement of goods. Natomas Unified approved the use of TCPN
contracts on October 11, 2017.
The agreements are as follows: American Lakes School, four televisions
and carts, Seventeen Thousand One Hundred Forty Six Dollars and Sixty
Three Cents ($17,146.63). Bannon Creek School, one television and cart,
Four Thousand One Hundred Ninety Nine Dollars and Fifteen Cents
($4,199.15). Jefferson School, twenty-two televisions and carts, Ninety
Three Thousand Eighty One Dollars and Forty Six Cents ($93,081.46).
Paso Verde School, six televisions and carts, Twenty Five Thousand Five
Hundred Forty Four Dollars and Ninety Four Cents ($25,544.94).
XIII.o. Approve Lease with Williams Scotsman, Inc. for Four Interim
Relocatable Classrooms at American Lakes School
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
In preparation for the K-8 expansion at American Lakes School, it is
necessary to install four additional relocatable classrooms. Quotes were
requested from three relocatable classroom leasing companies, with
Williams Scotsman, Inc. providing the best value lease in the amount of
One Hundred Twenty Four Thousand Nine Dollars and Twelve Cents
($124,009.12) for a three year lease term.
XIII.p. Approve Change Order No. 1 with Restoration Management, Inc.
for Restoration Services at American Lakes School
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Kamaljit Pannu, Assistant Superintendent- Safety and Operations
Rationale:
A contract with Restoration Management Company, Inc. was approved on
April 11, 2018 in the amount of Two Hundred Fifty Eight Thousand Six
Hundred Eleven Dollars and Eighteen Cents ($258,611.18). After the
original estimate for reconstruction was prepared, additional areas required
water mitigation work which resulted in identifying additional restoration
work. With the addition of Change Order No. 1, the total contract value is
Two Hundred Seventy Four Thousand Six Hundred Twenty Seven Dollars
and Fifty Five Cents ($274,627.55).
XIII.q. Approve Agreement with Geocon Consultants, Inc. for Special
Inspection Services for the Jefferson Modernization Project
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
Special inspection services are required by the Division of State Architect.
As part of the construction on this campus, a special inspector is required to
test the strength of the materials used in construction. Geocon Consultants,
Inc. has agreed to perform for these services for the amount of Seventeen
Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty Dollars ($17,980.00).
XIII.r. Approve Contract with Lamon Construction Co., Inc. for Heron
Playground and Hardscape Project
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
On May 24, 2018 bids were opened for the Heron Playground and
Hardscape Project. Two bids were received with Lamon Construction Co.,
Inc., supplying the lowest responsive bid in the amount of a Four Hundred
Thirty-Eight Thousand Dollars ($438,000.00) inclusive of a Thirty Thousand
Dollar ($30,000.00) owner controlled contingency.
XIII.s. Approve Change Order No. 8 with The Boldt Company for New
Classroom Building at Natomas Park Elementary
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
Change Order No. 8 revised three (3) contract items resulting in an additive
change order in the amount of Eighty Five Thousand Two Hundred Eighty
Eight Dollars and Ninety Two Cents ($85,288.92) (1.45% of the contract
amount). With the addition of Change Order No. 8, the total construction
contract value is Six Million Three Hundred Ninety Two Thousand Six
Hundred Sixty Six Dollars and Eighty Three Cents ($6,392,666.83).
XIII.t. Approve Contract with Biondi Paving, Inc. for Witter Ranch
Hardscape Repair Project
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
On May 24, 2018 bids were opened for the Witter Ranch Hardscape Repair
Project. Four bids were received with Biondi Paving, Inc. supplying the
lowest responsive bid in the amount of Six Hundred Fifty-TwoThousand
Dollars ($652,000.00) inclusive of a Thirty Thousand Dollar ($30,000.00)
owner controlled contingency.
XIII.u. Approve Contract with A Plus Painting for NP3 Portable Classroom
Exterior Painting Project
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
On May 24, 2018 bids were opened for the NP3 Portable Classroom
Exterior Painting Project. Two bids were received with A Plus Painting
supplying the lowest responsive bid in the amount of Sixty Three Thousand
Three Hundred Forty Dollars ($63,340.00) inclusive of a Twenty Five
Thousand Dollar ($25,000.00) owner controlled contingency.
XIII.v. Approve Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018 PP
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 PP violated the following Education Codes:
48915(a)(1)(A), 48900(a)(1), 48900(a)(2), and 48900.4.
XIII.w. Approve Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018 QQ
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 QQ violated the following Education Codes:
48915(a)(1)(A), 48900(a)(1), 48900(a)(2), and 48900.4.
XIII.x. Approve Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018 RR
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 RR violated the following Education Codes:
48900.4 and 48900.7.
XIII.y. Approve Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018 SS
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 SS violated the following Education Codes:
48915(c)(3), 48900(c) and 48900(d).
XIII.z. Approve Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018 TT
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 TT violated the following Ed Codes: 48915(c)(2),
48915(a)(1)(B), 48900(b) and 48900(a)(1).
XIII.aa. Approve Student Expulsion No. 2017-2018 UU
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 UU violated the following Education Codes:
48915(c)(1), 48900(b), 48900.4, 48900.7 and 48900(k).
Consent Items
XIII. CONSENT ITEMSQuick Summary / Abstract:
PROCEDURE: Generally, routine items are approved by one motion without
discussion. The Superintendent or Board member may request that an item be
pulled from the Consent Agenda and voted on separately.
XIII.a. Approve the Consent Calendar
XIII.b. Approve the May 9, 2018 Regular Board Meeting Minutes
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Chris Evans,
Superintendent
XIII.c. Approve the Personnel Items
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Angela Herrera, Assistant Superintendent
Rationale:
Administrative Management New Hire: Thomas Dickinson, K-8 Principal on
Special Assignment, Effective: June 15, 2018; Jason Manviller, Elementary
Principal, Effective: July 1, 2018
Administrative Management Promotion: Earl Pavao, from Director to
Executive Director, Effective: May 7, 2018; Shea Borges, from Middle
School Principal to Executive Director, Effective: May 1, 2018 (revised)
Classified Management Resignation: Liberty Van Natten, Coordinator III,
Effective: May 9, 2018
Certificated New Hires: Kristin Yelle, TK Teacher, Natomas Park
Elementary School, Effective April 20, 2018; Christopher Strazzo, 3rd
Grade Teacher, H. Allen Hight Elementary School, Effective: May 10, 2018
Certificated Resignations: Antoinette Rosacker, Teacher, Natomas High
School, Effective: May 25, 2018; Andrea Leon, Teacher, Natomas Middle
School, Effective: May 25, 2018; Caitlyn Wong, Speech Therapist, Special
Education, Effective: May 6, 2018
Certificated Retirements: Jeanette Broderick, RSP Teacher, Heron School,
Effective: April 26, 2018; Kristi Dills, Teacher, Inderkum High School;
Effective: May 25, 2018
Classified New Hires: Essie Pease-Price, Library Media Tech I, 6.0 hours,
Paso Verde School, Effective April 24, 2018; Kristina McGregor, Food
Services Assistant I, 2.0 hours, Westlake Charter, Effective April 27, 2018;
Jacqueline Zairis, Playground Assistant, 2.0 hours, Paso Verde School,
Effective May 1, 2018; Shannon Ortiz, Instructional Assistant II, 6.0 hours,
Jefferson School, Effective May 1, 2018; Sierra Moore, Instructional
Assistant II, 6.0 hours, Paso Verde School, Effective May 1, 2018; Brittney
Mesa, Food Service Assistant I, 3.5 hours, Natomas High School, Effective:
May 2, 2018; John Silva, Maintenance Specialist III, Electrician,
Maintenance & Operations, Effective: May 7, 2018; Lorraina Minnehan,
Instructional Assistant II, 6.0 hours, Natomas High School, Effective: May 8,
2018; Deleta Robinson, Instructional Assistant II, 7.0 hours, Natomas
Middle School, Effective: May 9, 2018; Julie Carrillo, Playground Assistant,
2.0 hours, Two Rivers Elementary School, Effective May 8, 2018; Frances
Colwell, Instructional Assistant I, 3.5 hours, Bannon Creek School, Effective
May 9, 2018; Patricia Vargas, Instructional Assistant II, 6.0 hours, Paso
Verde School, Effective May 14, 2018; Brittni Lytle, Instructional Assistant
II, 6.0 hours, Jefferson School, Effective May 16, 2018; Arthur Coronado II,
Information Technology Specialist IV, 8.0 hours, Technology Department,
Effective: May 15, 2018; Nishaant Singh, Information Technology Specialist
II, 8.0 hours, Technology Department, Effective: May 15, 2018
Classified Transfers: Nudshour Yang, Bus Driver, 6.0 hours to Bus Driver,
6.25 hours, Effective: May 9, 2018
Classified Terminations: Employee No. 7844, Effective: May 29, 2018;
Employee No. 6127, Effective: May 25, 2018
Classified Substitute New Hires: Mindi Merri, Effective: May 2, 2018; WIng
Kwok, Effective: May 3, 2018; Vivienne Nolan, Effective: May 10, 2018;
Lubna Abbas, Effective: May 17, 2018
Certificated Substitute New Hires: Allison Evans, April 20, 2018; FNU Deep
Roshni, Effective: April 25, 2018; Hannah Williams, Effective: April 26,
2018; Emily Whalen, Effective: April 27, 2018; Jeffery Cox, Effective: May
4, 2018; Roberto Montes, Effective: May 11, 2018; Hollie Thompson,
Effective: May 16, 2018; Brian Watson, Effective: May 17, 2018
Classified Substitute Termination: Employee No. 8003, Effective: April 19,
2018
Certificated Substitute Terminations: Employee No. 8494, Effective: April
19, 2018; Employee No. 7300, Effective: May 11, 2018
Certificated Substitute Resignations: Wallace Etterbeek, Effective: May 16,
2018; Debra Serna, Effective: May 24, 2018; Judyanne Alanis, Effective:
May 2, 2018
Classified Substitute Resignations: Sis Hendrix, Effective: May 2, 2018; Jeff
Nevis, Effective: May 16, 2018; Marieli Alvarado-Martinez, Effective: May 1,
2018
XIII.d. Approve Payroll and Claims for April 2018
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
This item appears regularly and shows the total payroll and warrants
issued. The individual funds' warrant registers and expenditure summaries
are attached.
XIII.e. Approve Acceptance of Donations as Submitted
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
The District strongly advocates educational partnerships. We appreciate
and recognize the following individuals for being part of our team and thank
them for their generosity. Mental Health and Homeless Education, and
Joey's Food Locker received a $100 donation from Adventure Christian
Church of North Natomas. Salvador Heredia-Arriaga Memorial Football
Scholarship Fund received a $500 donation from Susan Heredia. Heron
School received a $2,870.80 donation from the Heron PTSA for
Chromebooks and Chromebook Carts. H. Allen Hight and Natomas Middle
School received 2018-19 Matinee Tickets (120 student and 12 chaperone
tickets) valued at $1,500 from Friends of Mondavi Center through the
School Outreach Committee.
XIII.f. Approve 2018-19 Agreements for Legal Services
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost provides legal services in the areas of facilities,
property acquisition and construction matters. The terms and rates remain
the same for 2018-19 and are described in the attached Legal Services
Agreement. Girard, Edwards, Stevens & Tucker LLP provides legal
services in the area of Special Education matters. The terms and rates
remain the same for 2018-19 and are described in the attached Legal
Services Agreement. Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo (AALRR)
provides legal services in the area of Charter School matters. Rate
increases are described in the attached notice from AALRR. Hourly rates
increase by $10 for 2018-19. Dannis Woliver Kelley (DKW) provides legal
services in the areas of School Facilities & Finance, Human Resources,
Labor Relations, Student Discipline and General Business matters. Hourly
rates increase by $10 for 2018-19.
XIII.g. Approve Resolution No. 18-15, 2018-19 Certification of District
Signatures
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
The attached resolution updates the authorized District signatures for 2018-
19. Resolution No. 18-15 will be amended throughout the year when
updates are needed.
XIII.h. Approve the Purchase of Textbooks and Software Program
through Follett
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Kristen Coates, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
The purchase of new textbooks in support of recently approved courses,
replacement of secondary textbooks, required secondary consumables,
and the renewal of the Destiny program is best supported through Follett.
Below are estimated items and their cost:
New classroom/staff teacher editions and/or student books $10,000
Secondary textbook replacement $65,000
Secondary consumables $15,000
Destiny $35,000
XIII.i. Approve MOU between American River College and NUSD for Dual
Enrollment Auto Mechanics Class
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Cecil Duke, Interim Associate Superintendent - School Leadership and
Support
Rationale:
This is an excellent opportunity for NUSD students to earn dual enrollment
credit through American River College. During the time that our teacher
uses the ARC curriculum under the agreement, ARC will pay for his time
and there are no costs to NUSD except curriculum materials (which would
replace current materials). Attached please find a copy of the MOU and
Course Agreement.
XIII.j. Appoint High School Representative to the California
Interscholastic Federation (CIF) for the 2018-19 School Year
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Kristen Coates, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Each year the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) requires school
boards to identify voting school representatives to their respective leagues.
Appointees will be the only school representatives to have voting privileges
at league meetings, or CIF section meetings. Staff recommends the
following voting representative for the 2018-2019 school year:
Inderkum High School - David Rodriguez, Assistant Superintendent
Natomas High School - David Rodriguez, Assistant Superintendent
Leroy Greene Academy - David Rodriguez, Assistant Superintendent
XIII.k. Ratify Acknowledgement of Bylaws with Natomas Central Mutual
Water Company
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent.
Rationale:
In October of 2016, NUSD acquired property in the west of Natomas,
outside City limits, for a future potential school site. Properties within the
Natomas Basin, that are located to the north and west of the City limits, are
shareholders in the Natomas Central Mutual Water Company (NCMWC).
Shareholders and their tenants are eligible to receive irrigation water for
agricultural use. The lessee of the NUSD property requires agricultural
irrigation. NUSD and the lessee must both sign the NCMWC
Acknowledgement of Bylaws in order to receive irrigation water. The costs
and risks associated in receiving the irrigation water are addressed in the
Agricultural Lease for the property.
XIII.l. Ratify Agricultural Lease Agreement with Bastiao Farms, Inc.
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
On October 19, 2016, the Purchase and Sale Agreement of an 86 acre
property was approved by the Board of Trustees. When purchased, the
property was under an agricultural lease with Bastiao Farms, Inc. The
Agricultural Lease agreement is a three year term, expiring in December
2021. The total annual rent payment shall be determined each calendar
year in accordance with a crop-specific sliding scale.
XIII.m. Approve Contracts with KYA Services LLC., for Purchase and
Installation of Flooring at Natomas Park, Discovery High and Natomas
Charter
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Kamaljit Pannu, Assistant Superintendent-Safety and Operations
Rationale:
Deteriorating and aged flooring were identified in the 2017-2018 Deferred
Maintenance Plan. The District requested that Kya Services LLC, provide a
proposal for purchasing and installation of Tandus flooring (a NJPA contract
#11012), in the 300 wing of Natomas Park Elementary, 12 classrooms at
Discovery High School and the H, J and K wings of Natomas Charter
School (Blackrock).
Kya Services LLC has agreed to perform the work at Discovery High
School for Sixty Thousand Five Hundred Ninety Nine Dollars and Fifty Nine
Cents ($60,599.59), Natomas Park for Sixty Eight Thousand Four Hundred
Sixty Nine Dollars and Twenty Five Cents ($68,469.25) and Natomas
Charter School Blackrock for Ninety Five Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty
Dollars and Thirty Two Cents ($95,760.32).
National Joint Powers Alliance (NJPA) establishes and provides nationally
leveraged and competitively solicited purchasing contracts under the
guidance of the Uniform Municipal Contracting Law (M.S. 471.345 Subd.
15). The Joint Exercise of Powers Laws (M.S. 471.59) allows members to
legally purchase through NJPA contracts without duplicating their own
competitive bidding process and requirements. The result of this
cooperative effort is a high quality selection of nationally leveraged,
competitively bid contract solutions to help meet the ever challenging needs
of our current and future member agencies.
XIII.n. Approve Agreements with Troxell Communications for Purchase
and Installation of Televisions and Carts for the K-8 Expansion Schools
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
Troxell Communications has provided proposals for the purchase and
installation of televisions and carts for the K-8 expansion projects. Troxell
Communications participates in The Cooperative Purchasing Network
(TCPN), contract # R60903, which provides the best value pricing for
procurement of goods. Natomas Unified approved the use of TCPN
contracts on October 11, 2017.
The agreements are as follows: American Lakes School, four televisions
and carts, Seventeen Thousand One Hundred Forty Six Dollars and Sixty
Three Cents ($17,146.63). Bannon Creek School, one television and cart,
Four Thousand One Hundred Ninety Nine Dollars and Fifteen Cents
($4,199.15). Jefferson School, twenty-two televisions and carts, Ninety
Three Thousand Eighty One Dollars and Forty Six Cents ($93,081.46).
Paso Verde School, six televisions and carts, Twenty Five Thousand Five
Hundred Forty Four Dollars and Ninety Four Cents ($25,544.94).
XIII.o. Approve Lease with Williams Scotsman, Inc. for Four Interim
Relocatable Classrooms at American Lakes School
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
In preparation for the K-8 expansion at American Lakes School, it is
necessary to install four additional relocatable classrooms. Quotes were
requested from three relocatable classroom leasing companies, with
Williams Scotsman, Inc. providing the best value lease in the amount of
One Hundred Twenty Four Thousand Nine Dollars and Twelve Cents
($124,009.12) for a three year lease term.
XIII.p. Approve Change Order No. 1 with Restoration Management, Inc.
for Restoration Services at American Lakes School
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Kamaljit Pannu, Assistant Superintendent- Safety and Operations
Rationale:
A contract with Restoration Management Company, Inc. was approved on
April 11, 2018 in the amount of Two Hundred Fifty Eight Thousand Six
Hundred Eleven Dollars and Eighteen Cents ($258,611.18). After the
original estimate for reconstruction was prepared, additional areas required
water mitigation work which resulted in identifying additional restoration
work. With the addition of Change Order No. 1, the total contract value is
Two Hundred Seventy Four Thousand Six Hundred Twenty Seven Dollars
and Fifty Five Cents ($274,627.55).
XIII.q. Approve Agreement with Geocon Consultants, Inc. for Special
Inspection Services for the Jefferson Modernization Project
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
Special inspection services are required by the Division of State Architect.
As part of the construction on this campus, a special inspector is required to
test the strength of the materials used in construction. Geocon Consultants,
Inc. has agreed to perform for these services for the amount of Seventeen
Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty Dollars ($17,980.00).
XIII.r. Approve Contract with Lamon Construction Co., Inc. for Heron
Playground and Hardscape Project
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
On May 24, 2018 bids were opened for the Heron Playground and
Hardscape Project. Two bids were received with Lamon Construction Co.,
Inc., supplying the lowest responsive bid in the amount of a Four Hundred
Thirty-Eight Thousand Dollars ($438,000.00) inclusive of a Thirty Thousand
Dollar ($30,000.00) owner controlled contingency.
XIII.s. Approve Change Order No. 8 with The Boldt Company for New
Classroom Building at Natomas Park Elementary
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
Change Order No. 8 revised three (3) contract items resulting in an additive
change order in the amount of Eighty Five Thousand Two Hundred Eighty
Eight Dollars and Ninety Two Cents ($85,288.92) (1.45% of the contract
amount). With the addition of Change Order No. 8, the total construction
contract value is Six Million Three Hundred Ninety Two Thousand Six
Hundred Sixty Six Dollars and Eighty Three Cents ($6,392,666.83).
XIII.t. Approve Contract with Biondi Paving, Inc. for Witter Ranch
Hardscape Repair Project
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
On May 24, 2018 bids were opened for the Witter Ranch Hardscape Repair
Project. Four bids were received with Biondi Paving, Inc. supplying the
lowest responsive bid in the amount of Six Hundred Fifty-TwoThousand
Dollars ($652,000.00) inclusive of a Thirty Thousand Dollar ($30,000.00)
owner controlled contingency.
XIII.u. Approve Contract with A Plus Painting for NP3 Portable Classroom
Exterior Painting Project
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy Superintendent
Rationale:
On May 24, 2018 bids were opened for the NP3 Portable Classroom
Exterior Painting Project. Two bids were received with A Plus Painting
supplying the lowest responsive bid in the amount of Sixty Three Thousand
Three Hundred Forty Dollars ($63,340.00) inclusive of a Twenty Five
Thousand Dollar ($25,000.00) owner controlled contingency.
XIII.v. Approve Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018 PP
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 PP violated the following Education Codes:
48915(a)(1)(A), 48900(a)(1), 48900(a)(2), and 48900.4.
XIII.w. Approve Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018 QQ
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 QQ violated the following Education Codes:
48915(a)(1)(A), 48900(a)(1), 48900(a)(2), and 48900.4.
XIII.x. Approve Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018 RR
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 RR violated the following Education Codes:
48900.4 and 48900.7.
XIII.y. Approve Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018 SS
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 SS violated the following Education Codes:
48915(c)(3), 48900(c) and 48900(d).
XIII.z. Approve Stipulated Expulsion No. 2017-2018 TT
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 TT violated the following Ed Codes: 48915(c)(2),
48915(a)(1)(B), 48900(b) and 48900(a)(1).
XIII.aa. Approve Student Expulsion No. 2017-2018 UU
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Carol Swanson, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Student No. 2017-2018 UU violated the following Education Codes:
48915(c)(1), 48900(b), 48900.4, 48900.7 and 48900(k).
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Item XIV A - PUBLIC HEARING
2018 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Update
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Joel Rabin, Assistant Superintendent - Research and Data
Rationale:
In accordance with Education Code 52062, the Board shall convene a
public hearing to solicit the recommendations and comments of members of
the public regarding the specific actions and expenditures proposed to be
included in the annual update to the local control and accountability plan.
Item XIV A
PUBLIC HEARING2018 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Update
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Joel Rabin, Assistant Superintendent - Research and Data
Rationale:
In accordance with Education Code 52062, the Board shall convene a
public hearing to solicit the recommendations and comments of members of
the public regarding the specific actions and expenditures proposed to be
included in the annual update to the local control and accountability plan.
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Item XIV B - 2018-2019 Proposed Budget
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy
Superintendent
Item XIV B
2018-2019 Proposed BudgetQuick Summary / Abstract:
Javetta Cleveland, Deputy
Superintendent
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Item XIV C - Present Initial Contract Proposal for Negotiations with the
California School Employees Association (CSEA) Chapter 745 for the
2018-19 School Year
Quick Summary / Abstract:
William Young, Deputy
Superintendent
Item XIV C
Present Initial Contract Proposal for Negotiations with theCalifornia School Employees Association (CSEA) Chapter 745 for the
2018-19 School Year
Quick Summary / Abstract:
William Young, Deputy
Superintendent
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Item XV A - ACTION ITEMS
Quick Summary / Abstract:
PROCEDURE: Formal action is required on each item which frequently includes
discussion prior to the motion. Time is given for public comments.
Approve the Initial Contract Proposal for Negotiations with the
California School Employees Association (CSEA) Chapter 745 for the
2018-19 School Year
Quick Summary / Abstract:
William Young, Deputy
Superintendent
Item XV A
ACTION ITEMSQuick Summary / Abstract:
PROCEDURE: Formal action is required on each item which frequently includes
discussion prior to the motion. Time is given for public comments.
Approve the Initial Contract Proposal for Negotiations with the
California School Employees Association (CSEA) Chapter 745 for the
2018-19 School Year
Quick Summary / Abstract:
William Young, Deputy
Superintendent
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Item XV B - Present an Update on Early Learning Programs and Approve the
Adoption of Preschool and Transitional Kindergarten Curriculum
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Kristen Coates, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Preschool (PK) and Transitional Kindergarten (TK) program development
was part of NUSD’s 2012 investment to build strong programs to attract and
retain students. Efforts to align our PK-3rd grade programs are underway.
Preschool and Transitional Kindergarten teachers have reviewed and
recommended curriculum to assist in increasing alignment and improving
interventions for our youngest students.
PK Teachers reviewed two programs, Learning Without Tears, Get Set for
School and Teaching Strategies, Creative Curriculum. Teachers were
invited to provide feedback and instructional materials were available for
parent preview at open houses and an English Learner Advisory Committee
meeting. TK Teachers began their process by reviewing curriculum based
on the K-5 ELA/ELD adoption, reviewing McGraw-Hill World of Wonders
(WOW) for TK and current materials Pearson, Opening the World of
Learning (OWL). Teachers were invited to provide feedback on the
instructional materials. After reviewing all input and available research,
School Leadership and Support recommends the Board adopt Get Set for
School for PK and update OWL, to add the digital component for TK levels.
The total purchase of the textbook adoption is $43,000 for all PK and TK
materials.
Item XV B
Present an Update on Early Learning Programs and Approve theAdoption of Preschool and Transitional Kindergarten Curriculum
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Kristen Coates, Assistant Superintendent - School Leadership and Support
Rationale:
Preschool (PK) and Transitional Kindergarten (TK) program development
was part of NUSD’s 2012 investment to build strong programs to attract and
retain students. Efforts to align our PK-3rd grade programs are underway.
Preschool and Transitional Kindergarten teachers have reviewed and
recommended curriculum to assist in increasing alignment and improving
interventions for our youngest students.
PK Teachers reviewed two programs, Learning Without Tears, Get Set for
School and Teaching Strategies, Creative Curriculum. Teachers were
invited to provide feedback and instructional materials were available for
parent preview at open houses and an English Learner Advisory Committee
meeting. TK Teachers began their process by reviewing curriculum based
on the K-5 ELA/ELD adoption, reviewing McGraw-Hill World of Wonders
(WOW) for TK and current materials Pearson, Opening the World of
Learning (OWL). Teachers were invited to provide feedback on the
instructional materials. After reviewing all input and available research,
School Leadership and Support recommends the Board adopt Get Set for
School for PK and update OWL, to add the digital component for TK levels.
The total purchase of the textbook adoption is $43,000 for all PK and TK
materials.
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Items XV C & XVI - c. Present and Approve Project to Upgrade Weight Rooms at
Natomas High School and Inderkum High School
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Doug Orr, Associate Superintendent
Rationale:
Information will be presented and approval requested for a project to
upgrade the weight rooms at both Inderkum High School and Natomas
High School. The project looks to expand the capacity of our weight rooms
to accommodate the growing programs at both sites. Additional equipment
will also be a part of the project.
XVI. ADJOURNMENT
Items XV C & XVI
c. Present and Approve Project to Upgrade Weight Rooms atNatomas High School and Inderkum High School
Quick Summary / Abstract:
Doug Orr, Associate Superintendent
Rationale:
Information will be presented and approval requested for a project to
upgrade the weight rooms at both Inderkum High School and Natomas
High School. The project looks to expand the capacity of our weight rooms
to accommodate the growing programs at both sites. Additional equipment
will also be a part of the project.
XVI. ADJOURNMENT
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