REGULAR MEETING - Oct 26 2026

The Glendora Unified School District Board of Education’s regular meeting on October 26, 2026, included discussion of Measure G, a proposed school bond scheduled for the November 3 election. Speakers advocated for funding districtwide repairs and improvements, citing needs such as HVAC, fields, safety, technology, and arts and athletics facilities. The district extended applications for its independent Citizens Bond Oversight Committee through October 28, with vacancies sought in business, taxpayer, and senior-citizen organization categories. The board approved accepting a donation offered by Educational Testing Service following a student-data breach; no donation amount was stated. No contracts, bids, or vendor awards were identified.

The board also approved a teacher assignment authorization at no fiscal impact and approved the consent agenda, whose individual items were not detailed in the transcript. In closed session, trustees voted 4–0 to approve a settlement agreement and general release, with no amount disclosed. Reports noted PTA fundraising, including $12,700 raised at Goddard Middle School, more than $1,000 for student programs at Whitcomb High School, and $15,000 in Rotary grants for teachers; these were reported as community fundraising and grants, not board procurement actions.