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Fontana Unified School District meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Plain-English weekly recaps written from official meeting records. 2 weeks available.

Weeks

Week of 2026-10-12

Fontana Unified agenda lists $16.7M payment register, $750,000 equipment renewal; charter petition decisions set for later dates

The Fontana Unified School District Board of Education listed a $16,737,527.40 payment register ratification, a $750,000.00 kitchen equipment contract renewal and an HVAC-related agreement amendment on the consent calendar of its Oct. 7, 2026 regular meeting, according to the meeting agenda. The same agenda scheduled public hearings on two charter school petitions, with board decisions set for later dates. Work/study session agendas for Sept. 30 and Oct. 10 listed closed-session personnel matters concerning the Superintendent.

No minutes have been published for any of the three meetings. The records reviewed are agendas, so they establish what was scheduled, not what was decided.

Charter petitions: hearings scheduled, votes ahead

The Oct. 7 agenda scheduled two public hearings. One covers a new charter petition from Fontana Collegiate Academy, received August 21, 2026. The other covers a renewal petition from Allegiance STEAM Academy Thrive, Fontana, received August 28, 2026.

The agenda states that no action on either petition was scheduled at the Oct. 7 meeting. According to the agenda, the board is set to act on the Fontana Collegiate Academy petition on November 4, 2026, and on the Allegiance renewal on October 21, 2026.

Money items on the Oct. 7 agenda

The agenda describes these as consent calendar items. The record does not show whether the board approved them.

Superintendent employment in closed session

The Sept. 30 work/study session agenda began with a 5:00 PM closed session. It listed a personnel matter under Government Code Section 54957 concerning employment or appointment of a Superintendent. The public portion of that agenda was limited to roll call, a report from closed session, and adjournment, with no substantive open-session items listed.

Public comment at that special meeting was limited to agenda items only, three minutes per speaker, with a 20-minute cap per item.

The Oct. 10 work/study session agenda likewise listed a closed session regarding Superintendent personnel matters, with an open session consisting of procedural reports and adjournment.

What the records do and do not show

All three meetings are documented by agendas only; minutes have not yet been published. No vote tallies, contract awards, or outcomes are established by the supplied records. The absence of published minutes is not evidence that no action occurred.

Coming up

The supplied list of upcoming meetings for the next 14 days is empty, so no future meeting dates or locations are confirmed in the data reviewed.

The Oct. 7 agenda does state two scheduled decision dates: the Allegiance STEAM Academy Thrive, Fontana renewal petition on October 21, 2026, and the Fontana Collegiate Academy petition on November 4, 2026. The Oct. 7 regular meeting was listed at the John D. Piazza Education Center, 9680 Citrus Avenue, with closed session at 5:00 PM and open session at 6:30 PM. Residents who want to follow the charter decisions or the Superintendent personnel matter should check the district's posted agendas for those dates.

Week of 2026-08-10

Fontana school board weighs developer fee hike, crossing guard contract

The Fontana Unified School District Board of Education met twice in the past two weeks, taking up a proposed increase in developer fees, a month-to-month crossing guard contract, and contracts for school inspection and roofing work. Minutes have not yet been published for any of the meetings, so the outcomes of these items are not yet known.

Developer fee increase

At its Aug. 5 regular meeting, the board was scheduled to hold a public hearing and vote on Resolution No. 26-31, which would raise Level 1 developer fees for new residential and commercial construction. The proposed rates are $5.38 per square foot for residential development and $0.87 per square foot for commercial and industrial development. The agenda also included a second reading and adoption of revised Board Policy 1330 on the use of school facilities.

Crossing guard contract

At a July 29 work/study session, the board discussed a proposed month-to-month agreement with All City Management Services, Inc. for crossing guard services through Dec. 18, 2026. The total estimated contract amount is $1,495,260, with the district portion listed at $747,630. The hourly rate for crossing guard services would be $35.50. The month-to-month arrangement was proposed to allow time for a competitive bidding process.

School inspection and roofing contracts

The Aug. 5 agenda included a consent calendar with a $474,840 contract with Cremo Inspection Services for DSA inspection of new Elementary School No. 37 at Duncan Canyon Road and Cypress Avenue. Also on the consent calendar was an amendment to a Rite-Way Roof Corporation contract, increasing roofing work by $300,000 to a new total of $1,500,000. The board also considered notices of completion and release of retention for projects at Allegiance Steam Academy ($3,709.50), Primrose Elementary School ($670), and multiple electrical projects.

Closed sessions

Both the July 29 work/study session and the Aug. 5 regular meeting included closed sessions. The July 29 session covered personnel matters and the selection of a superintendent search firm. The Aug. 5 closed session included anticipated litigation, labor negotiations with three employee organizations, and personnel matters including a superintendent search firm. A separate Aug. 5 work/study session also included a closed session on the superintendent search firm selection.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days.

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