# Regular Board - Tuesday October 6, 2026


**Body:** NHUSD Board
**Date:** October 05, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** SLED

**Tags:** Education, Construction & Infrastructure, Grants & Funding, Physical Infrastructure


The NHUSD Board of Education’s regular meeting on October 6, 2026, included several procurement- and funding-related actions. The board approved, through the consent agenda, a Mission Valley ROP K–12 Strong Workforce Program of approximately $2 million over two years to support career and technical education in medical fields, advanced manufacturing, construction and design, and public service. It also approved an agreement with the University of Wisconsin (the specific campus was unclear in the transcript), a contract with Active Hero for 2026–27, and an MOU with Discover Hope for 2026–27; no dollar amounts or further scopes were stated. The consent agenda passed by roll call, with all trustees voting aye.

The board also heard public concerns about the Dan Oden/Logan pool renovation. Speakers cited a proposed six-to-nine-month construction estimate, possible transformer and equipment delays, and the need for contingency planning and temporary off-site facilities. No pool contract award or project spending decision was made. The board passed a resolution supporting Proposition 3, which was described as preserving funding that could otherwise mean a nearly $22 million loss to the district, and adopted a climate education and resilience resolution. For the Cesar Chavez Middle School renaming, the board rejected the committee’s proposed criteria and directed it to consider three individual-name options and three geographic-name options, taking the most recent survey into account. Staff was also asked to research Board Policy 7310 for future clarification; no procurement action was identified in that discussion.

**Source:** NHUSD Board