Meeting

10/15 AUHSD Board Meeting: Closed Session (6:00PM)

Body

AUHSD Communications

Date

October 16, 2026

Jurisdiction

State & Local

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The Anaheim Union High School District Board of Trustees meeting, held October 15, 2026 (the title identifies it as a closed-session meeting, though the transcript covers open-session proceedings), included several procurement and facilities matters. The board discussed a forthcoming RFP for districtwide vape sensors; staff said the large purchase requires fiscal review, with vendor responses expected to include implementation plans. The board also discussed Measure K bond-funded gym upgrades, including ventilation systems (not air conditioning), and bleacher assessments and repairs. A construction project tied to the Orangeview–Western consolidation will provide additional band facilities, with future facility planning to consider declining enrollment and possible reuse of existing space. The transcript also records approval of multiple agreements and MOUs, including a five-year University of Mary agreement for speech-language pathology fieldwork, an Arizona State University agreement for teaching fieldwork, and an MOU establishing song, cheer, and stunt stipends. A $192,500 LEAD administrative-credential program agreement with Cal State Fullerton was discussed; the amount covers instructor stipends and offsets credential-program costs.

The board approved, 5–0, a resolution and related law-firm agreement to join litigation concerning social media and video-game addiction. The firm’s fee was described as 30% of any recovery; a public commenter asked for any proceeds to be dedicated to student mental health and wellness, but no such restriction is recorded as adopted. Other agreements and resolutions were also approved, including the Great American Smoke Out/Escape the Vape Day resolution. Separately, staff reported a three-year MOU with the City of Anaheim supporting paid work-based learning opportunities for students; no related spending amount or board vote was stated. No vendor was selected for the vape-sensor RFP in this meeting.

Source

AUHSD Communications