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Napa Valley Unified School District board meeting, date not confirmed yet

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Napa Valley Unified board adopts 2026⁠-⁠27 budget, approves Local Control and Accountability Plan 59:22

  • A district staff member gave a facilities and bond program update describing 9 general contractors working on 9 active projects across 17 campuses. 38:30
  • The board approved a motion to adopt the 2026⁠-⁠27 budget. 59:22
  • The board also considered a student data privacy and renewal agreement with the Napa Valley Education Foundation for Valley Oak High and an RFP award for pizza. 1:11:21
Item by item (14)
  1. Opening and closed session report 0:24
    • The chair announced that one trustee would participate remotely in accordance with Board Bylaw 9320. 0:24
    • The new principal of Valley Oak High School and the Napa Valley Independent Study Program said the principal had more than 20 years in alternative education. 6:33
  2. Agenda and minutes 9:47
    • The chair pulled agenda items J2A and K5B before asking for a motion to approve the agenda as amended. 10:50
    • The board considered minutes from June 9th, 2026 and June 11th, 2026. 11:47
    • The amended agenda and both sets of minutes were approved. ~11:45
  3. Public comment on non-agenda items 12:42
    • No public comments on non-agenda items were submitted by email before 8:00 AM. 13:07
    • A speaker at public comment raised concerns about bullying, exclusion and unhealthy pressure around sports and competition in high schools, including dance and performing arts programs. 21:50
    • The speaker asked the district to provide consistent bullying prevention training for coaches, athletic directors, staff and student leaders and to offer confidential ways for students to report bullying. 21:50
  4. Board member reports 15:01
    • Several trustees reported attending the board's annual priority setting meeting on June 18th. 15:12
    • One trustee asked gun owners to keep firearms secured in a locked safe or with a gun lock and to report warning signs to law enforcement. 16:49
    • During board representative reports, the speaker running the meeting said the special education community advisory committee and the City of American Canyon liaison representatives had not met. 25:17
  5. Superintendent and staff reports 25:42
    • A staff member reported donations for the AVID program from the Napa Valley Community Foundation of $5,000, $20,000 and $2,500, and said 53 NVUSD seniors earned admissions to 16 of the 32 selective institutions in the STARS College Network. 25:42
    • A staff member said a spring survey on academic calendars gathered over 4,000 responses and that draft calendars would come to the board for final approval this fall. 33:33
    • A staff member reported that summer credit recovery was supporting 530 students and that over 2,000 students were enrolled in the Expanded Learning Opportunities program. 35:40
  6. Facilities and bond program update 38:04
    • A staff member reported 9 general contractors, 9 active projects and 17 campuses being improved, and showed video of a helicopter removing HVAC units. 38:30
    • A staff member said Redwood had been the most challenging campus because of how its structure was built. 42:15
    • A staff member said dry rot and previous termite damage found at Stonebridge would lead to a change order charged against contingency. 46:08
  7. Consent agenda 48:28
    • A speaker at public comment said they appreciated the work being done at Napa High School. 49:07
    • The consent agenda was approved. ~49:36
  8. Bond oversight committee annual reports 49:38
    • The chair of the Measure A2 Citizens Bond Oversight Committee said the committee advises that, to the best of its knowledge, the district is in compliance with Article 13A, Section 1, Sub B, Sub 3 of the California Constitution. 50:06
    • The committee chair said $25.5 million in bonds were sold in 2 tiers and that the total encumbrance as of June 30th, 2025 was $15.3 million. 55:14
    • A staff member said the Measure B committee members opted not to present and that the report was presented on their behalf. 57:45
  9. Budget and financial resolutions 59:22
    • The board took up adoption of the 2026⁠-⁠27 budget and Resolution 26⁠-⁠36 on an inter-fund transfer. 1:00:01
    • The board also considered Resolution 26⁠-⁠37 on budget reserves, Resolution 26⁠-⁠38 on interfund borrowing and Resolution 26⁠-⁠39 on the federal micro-purchase threshold. 1:00:37
    • The motion on Resolution 26⁠-⁠38 on interfund borrowing passed. 1:01:08
  10. Local Control and Accountability Plan 1:03:01
    • The board considered the Local Control and Accountability Plan and LCAP Federal Addendum, followed by an agreement with CIA at Copia. 1:03:01
    • The motions on the plan and the CIA at Copia agreement passed. 1:03:29
  11. Facility improvement purchases and contracts 1:04:05
    • The board considered a request to purchase TK furnishings, a contract and a notice of completion for paving projects. 1:04:05
  12. Instructional services plans and agreements 1:06:06
    • The board considered school plans for student achievement for elementary, middle and high schools and an amendment to an agreement with the Napa County Office of Education. 1:06:08
    • One trustee said the trustee would abstain on the student data privacy agreement with Amplify because of employment as a contractor for Amplify, and the roll call recorded an abstention. 1:10:39
  13. Food service RFP awards 1:18:08
    • The board considered RFP awards for pizza, dairy and protein. 1:18:08
    • The motion on the dairy RFP award passed. 1:19:00
  14. Informational items and adjournment 1:24:52
    • A staff member thanked district staff and approximately 15 parent leaders on an ad hoc committee that helped revise the school-connected organizations handbook. 1:25:35
    • No future agenda items were requested. ~1:28:11

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Video: posted by the district as “NVUSD Board of Education Meeting, Thursday, June 25, 2026”