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Corona Municipal Schools board meeting, date not confirmed yet

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What happened

What happened at this meeting

Corona board hears budget report and discusses basketball co-op with Vaughn 3:24

  • A staff member presented four budget adjustment requests, and a motion was made to approve them. 13:01
  • The acting superintendent reported on facilities, including roof leaks in the gymnasium and shop, flooding in a basement and fire alarm systems that were not working properly. 17:59
  • Board members and others discussed a proposal to co-op basketball with Vaughn, including team numbers, transportation and safety, and a motion was made to table the item. 52:06
  • The board also discussed auditorium repairs and capital outlay priorities before a motion to go into executive session. 1:04:29
Item by item (11)
  1. Opening and approval of agenda and minutes 1:05
    • The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and the salute to the New Mexico flag. 1:05
    • A motion to approve the agenda was made and seconded, and a voice vote was called. 1:32
    • The minutes from the July regular meeting were taken up, and a voice vote was called. 2:45
  2. Payroll, bills and financial report 3:10
    • A staff member said the total budget across all funds was $9,711,870.85, including $645,000 in debt service this year, and that operations, or SEG, stood at $3.3 million. 3:42
    • The staff member said old outstanding items from 2024 had been cleared so that nothing remained outstanding from prior fiscal years. 4:56
    • The staff member said adjusting entries to last fiscal year were expected to have a net effect of around $40,000 to $60,000 on operations. 5:56
  3. Budget adjustment requests 13:01
    • A staff member presented four budget adjustment requests, including $5,522 from the GO Bond for library support and a $50,000 Public Education Department award split among $15,000 for software, $10,000 for supply assets and $25,000 for facility improvements. 13:01
    • A motion to approve was made and seconded, and a voice vote was called. 16:39
  4. Acting superintendent's report 17:59
    • The acting superintendent reported leaks in the gymnasium and shop, a proposal with a total cost of $6,100 for auditorium repairs, an overflowing basement water system and fire alarm systems that were not working properly. 18:01
    • The acting superintendent said the district was still looking for a permanent bus driver and had received duplex models for teacher housing. 25:24
    • The acting superintendent said House Bill 47 requires school districts to pay 80% of health insurance premium costs and recommended that the board review district policies on life, medical and dental insurance. 30:52
  5. Principal's report 37:24
    • A staff member said all handbooks were rewritten and distributed, including a policy barring energy drinks and caffeine on campus. 38:08
    • The staff member said 15 students were enrolled in dual credit and that last year's test data was embargoed until about mid-September. 40:45
    • The staff member described a planned overnight middle and high school field trip to Glorieta Camp, and a speaker confirmed the dates as September 25th and 26th. 47:50
  6. Motion to table vice president item 50:08
    • A motion was made and seconded to table action item 1, and a vote was called. 50:08
    • A speaker identified action item 1 as choosing a board vice president and action item 2 as authorizing two board members to sign checks. 50:48
  7. Teacher housing demolition 50:48
    • A staff member said the item had been a discussion item at the last meeting and asked for action to move ahead. 51:08
    • A motion giving the staff member authority to move forward with the teacher housing was made and seconded, and a vote was called. 51:28
  8. Proposed basketball co-op 51:52
    • A staff member said a proposal was written to co-op with Vaughn and that the school had 4 girls and 5 boys, with the proposal asking for a male supervisor or assistant coach and transportation at least 2 days a week. 52:06
    • A speaker raised concerns about the safety of students traveling on the road, and another speaker recommended another board meeting in one week to make a final decision. 55:58
    • A motion to table the item was made and seconded, and a voice vote was called. 1:03:13
  9. Facilities management and maintenance 1:04:21
    • A speaker asked for a description of the preference on the auditorium, and another speaker said the thought was to repair it for a year, in part to see whether the district could get the SB nine back. 1:04:29
    • Speakers discussed basement water, the RO system and repainting the gym windows because of heat at a volleyball game. 1:05:24
  10. Capital outlay priorities 1:09:16
    • A speaker said the district must submit an application through the ICIP covering the next 5 years to use capital outlay money and would have until November to make adjustments. 1:09:55
    • Speakers suggested projects including another teacherage, landscaping and upgrading the playground. 1:10:37
  11. Executive session 1:19:07
    • A motion to go into executive session was made at 6:55 and seconded, with a vote called. 1:20:52
    • A motion was made to come out of executive session with no action taken, followed by a motion to adjourn. 1:21:31

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Video: posted by the district as “CPS Regular Board Meeting August 21, 2026”