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  • Socorro ISD Special Meeting

    Tuesday, June 2, 2020 5:30 PM

  • Agenda of Special Meeting

    The Board of Trustees

    Socorro ISD

    A Special meeting of the Board of Trustees of Socorro ISD will be held June 2, 2020, beginning

    at 5:30 PM in the District Service Center Board Room, 12440 Rojas Drive, El Paso, Texas

    79928.

    The subjects to be discussed or considered or upon which any formal action may be taken are as

    listed below. Items do not have to be taken in the order shown on this meeting notice.

    1. CALL TO ORDER

    2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

    3. WORKSHOP

    A. Presentation of FY2020-2021 Revenue Estimates and Preliminary Budget

    INFO: **Administration will provide a presentation of the FY2020-2021

    revenue estimates and preliminary budget for the Board of Trustees.

    Presenter: Tony Reza

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    4. NEW BUSINESS

    A. Consider approval of Personal Protective Equipment RFP No. E2060

    INFO: **Solicitation to procure gloves, gowns, facial shields, safety glasses,

    masks, infrared non touch thermometers and electrostatic sanitizing sprayers as

    needed district wide.

    Presenter: Tony Reza

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    B. Consider approval of Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Urgent Care

    for Kids, LLC

    INFO: **This partnership was established to assist local and SISD communities

    with COVID-19 testing as requested by the City of El Paso. Urgent Care for

    Kids will provide curbside COVID-19 testing at no cost to the District. In kind,

    the District will provide traffic control assistance via Police Services and will

    provide minimal use of facilities as the demand warrants for the following:

    Student Activities Complex (SAC), Sanchez Middle School, Pebble Hills High

    School and Slider Middle School. District nurses will be allowed to contract

    with this vendor independently to render services at testing site(s).

    Presenter: Marivel Macias

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    If, during the course of the meeting, discussion of any items on the agenda is required to be held in a closed meeting,

    the Board shall conduct a closed meeting as to that item in accordance with Chapter 551, Subchapters D and E,

    Texas Government Code, the Texas Open Meetings Act.

  • BOARD AGENDA ITEM

    Topic: Presentation of FY2020-2021 Revenue Estimates and

    Preliminary Budget

    Requested By: Tony Reza, Chief Financial Officer

    Division Approval: Jose Espinoza, Ed.D.

    Superintendent of Schools

    Board Meeting Date Requested: _June 2, 2020_____

    Approximate Time For: Presentation: 20 min

    Discussion:

    Reading Material: Attached √

    Not Necessary

    Action Requested:

    Information only

    Action Needed by:

    Information Only:

    People Participating In Presentation

    (If Other Than Cabinet Members):

    Who Has Been Involved? (List)

    Dr. Espinoza and Mr. Reza

    How Will It Benefit The District's Mission/Goals?

    Goal 4

    How Will Request Be Financed?

    Cost To District:

    Summary of Topic (Need, Program Description, Recommendation, Timeline)

    Administration will provide a presentation of the FY2020-2021 revenue estimates and preliminary budget for the Board of

    Trustees.

    Attachments (List): Presentation

    Action Taken:

    Follow-up Responsibility:

    Submit Ten (10) Days before Board Meeting 3

  • FY2020-21Budget Workshop

    June 2, 2020

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  • § Review Final FY2020-21 Budgets:

    § General Fund§ Child Nutrition Program§ Debt Service Fund

    § Review Public Notice to be Published

    § Budget and Property Tax Rate Adoption Timeline

    Agenda

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  • Budget Cost Drivers:§ A commensurate general pay increase of 2% for teachers,

    nurses, librarians, and counselors and all other job classes;§ A lump sum payment of $1,000 to eligible employees; § Additional instructional positions due to projected growth at the

    campuses and the expansion of the dual language program;§ Additional instructional positions for the Special Education

    program;§ Funding to implement full day prekindergarten at most of our

    elementary campuses;§ Increase in funding for the TASB stipend and pay

    recommendations;§ Funding to provide laptops for the incoming freshmen class; § Funding to purchase ten (10) school buses; and§ Funding in staff development for the state mandated Reading

    Academies.

    Current Budget Drivers for FY2020-21

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  • FY2020-21 Proposed Budgets

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  • Projecting the use of fund balance in the amount of $6,985,360 for the General Fund and $665,896 for the Child Nutrition Program.

    FY2020-21 Revenue Estimates – All Funds

      199-General Fund 240-Child NutritionProgram 599-Debt Service Grand Total

    5700 Local Revenue 110,074,328 3,208,000 41,787,251 155,069,579

    5800 State Revenue 326,574,629 131,742 19,172,206 345,878,577

    5900 Federal Revenue 6,937,000 28,736,507 - 35,673,507

    Total Estimates 443,585,957 32,076,249 60,959,457 536,621,663

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  • § How will the Texas Education Agency address funding tied to student attendance during FY2020-21;

    § The negative fiscal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the upcoming state biennial budget;

    § Staffing for the new Student Activities Complex (SAC) and two new schools (combo school) in FY2022 and FY2023.

    Considerations

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    Proposed Tax Decrease

    Maintenance & Interest & Total Operations Tax Sinking Fund Tax Rate

    Current Tax Rate $0.970000 $0.398954 $1.368954

    Proposed Tax Rate Change ($0.003600) $0.000000 ($0.003600)

    Proposed Property Tax Levied $0.966400 $0.398954 $1.365354

    Projected Rollback Rate $1.365354

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    Impact of Tax Rate on Average Resident

    Proposed Tax Last Year This Year Impact

    Average Taxable Value $116,981 $118,660

    Tax Rate 1.368954 1.365354 ($.0036)

    Property Tax Levied $ 1,601.41 $ 1,620.13 $18.72

    Rollback Rate 1.365354

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  • FY2020-21 Budget and Property tax Rate Adoption Timeline

    • Will Publish notice on June 4th in the El Paso Times and West Texas Courier to hold public hearing on budget;

    • Regular board meeting in June will conduct public hearing on proposed budget followed by adoption of budget; and

    • Regular board meeting in August will conduct public hearing on proposed tax rate followed by adoption of the property tax rate.

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  • Questions

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  • BOARD AGENDA ITEM

    Topic: Personal Protective Equipment and Accessories-

    RFP No E2060

    Requested By: Samuel Garcia, Director of Purchasing

    Division Approval: Tony Reza, Chief Financial Officer

    Board Meeting Date Requested: June 2, 2020

    Approximate Time For: Presentation:

    Discussion: Reading Material: Attached √

    Not Necessary

    Action Requested:

    Board approval

    Action Needed by: June 2, 2020

    Information Only:

    People Participating In Presentation

    (If Other Than Cabinet Members):

    Samuel Garcia, Director of Purchasing

    Who Has Been Involved? (List) Samuel Garcia, Director of Purchasing; Julia Mancinas

    Rosales, Purchasing Agent, Maria Morales, Purchasing

    Agent, Ismael Castro, Emergency Manager, Nickole

    Renteria, Intern Assistant Nurse Manager, Rebecca Madrid,

    Nurse Manager, Gracie Tovar, Administration Specialist

    How Will It Benefit The District's Mission/Goals?

    How Will Request Be Financed? General and Federal

    Funds

    Cost To District: $900,000.00

    Summary of Topic (Need, Program Description, Recommendation, Timeline)

    Scope: To provide the Socorro Independent School District with personal protective supplies and accessories. This will be done

    on an as needed basis district wide.

    Administrative Recommendation:

    The administration recommends that the bid be awarded to the responsible, responsive bidder(s) whose bid(s) is (are) most

    advantageous to the District, and is the overall best value to the district, as follows:

    Adorama Inc. Alert Services, Inc. Brady Industries of Texas, LLC. Catalyst Pr

    El Paso Office Products, LLC Frank’s Supply Co., Inc. Groupo Gte( GTE Holding, LLC) Lekson Inc.

    Liberty Paper Lighthouse for the Blind Maybe Mars LLC

    Medco Supply Company MSC Industrial Supply Co. Nova Safety Products Omega Rehab

    (Performance Health Supply) (Sid tool Co. Inc.) Services (Therapool)

    Promo Solutions School Health Corporation Scorpion Sales & Entertainment, LLC Spectrum Paper Inc.

    (Stacy Smoot)

    Sun Country Medical Western Frontier Trading LLC Zhou Medical Solutions

    (Sun Country Medical Equipment)

    Total. .............................................................................................................. $ 900,000.00 per year

    Term of Bid…... ........................................................... 1 year with 2 one-year possible extensions.

    Attachments (List): Bid award recommendation memorandum, vendor summary

    Action Taken:

    Follow-up Responsibility: Purchasing Department

    Submit Ten (10) Days Before Board Meeting

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  • BOARD AGENDA ITEM

    Topic: MOU Socorro ISD and Urgent Care for Kids, LLC

    Requested By: Marivel Macias, Assistant Superintendent

    for Administrative Services

    Division Approval: Marivel Macias, Assistant

    Superintendent for Administrative

    Services

    Board Meeting Date Requested: _June 2, 2020_____

    Approximate Time For: Presentation: 5 min

    Discussion:

    Reading Material: Attached √

    Not Necessary

    Action Requested:

    Board approval

    Action Needed by: June 2, 2020

    Information Only:

    People Participating In Presentation

    (If Other Than Cabinet Members):

    Marivel Macias, Assistant Superintendent Administrative

    Services

    Who Has Been Involved? (List)

    Superintendent‘s Cabinet

    Dr. Ismael Castro, District Emergency Operations Manager

    Ms. Rebecca Madrid, Nurse Manager

    Chief Jose Castorena, SISD Chief of Police

    District Attorney

    How Will It Benefit The District's Mission/Goals?

    Safe and Supportive Learning Environment

    How Will Request Be Financed?

    Cost To District: 0.00

    Summary of Topic (Need, Program Description, Recommendation, Timeline)

    Administration recommends consideration and approval of this Memorandum of Understanding between Socorro independent

    School District and Urgent Care for Kids, LLC as presented.

    This partnership was established to assist local and SISD communities with COVID-19 testing as requested by the City of El

    Paso. Urgent Care for Kids will provide curbside COVID-19 testing at no cost to the District. In kind, the District will provide

    traffic control assistance via Police Services and will provide minimal use of facilities as the demand warrants for the following:

    Student Activities Complex, Sanchez Middle School, Pebble Hills High School and Slider Middle School. District nurses will

    be allowed to contract with this vendor independently to render services at testing site(s).

    Attachments (List): MOU

    Action Taken:

    Follow-up Responsibility:

    Submit Ten (10) Days before Board Meeting 16

  • {Firm Documents/1964/999/00234824.DOCX } MOU05-13-2020

    Memorandum of Understanding

    BETWEEN SOCORRO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

    AND URGENT CARE FOR KIDS, LLC

    This Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") is entered into by and between Socorro Independent

    School District (''District") and Urgent Care for Kids, LLC ("Vendor"), effective as of June 3, 2020.

    RECITALS

    A. In concert with requests by the City of El Paso and in order to assist local communities with COVID-19 testing, Vendor was selected by the Office of Emergency Management to provide COVID-19 testing;

    B. The parties now wish to establish the process by which Vendor will provide COVID-19 testing services at no cost to the District to include curbside COVID-19 testing.

    NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the terms and conditions set forth herein the parties agree to

    the following:

    Services. All services provided by Vendor shall be at no cost to the District. Vendor will be

    permitted to provide curbside COVID-19 testing at the District’s Student Activities Complex

    (SAC), Sanchez Middle School, Pebble Hills High School, and Slider Middle School properties,

    as needed and only as approved by the District. The District will permit minimal usage of District

    property, to include use of designated bathroom facilities in the previously mentioned buildings

    and sufficient space in front of the building to erect tents.

    It is anticipated that testing will take place Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.,

    although these hours may be adjusted according to need by agreement of the parties. The

    scheduling for the use of any District location, building or site for the conduct of any and all

    testing under this agreement must be approved in advance by the District.

    The flow of traffic for the testing will be designed and implemented by the District. District Police

    Services will provide safety and security services to facilitate the curbside testing. These services

    will be provided when such support does not incur any additional cost to the District and does not

    interfere with those employees’ District duties. Vendor can supply signage to clearly mark

    entrances and exits, in addition to cones for traffic control.

    Vendor shall provide outdoor tents to cover personnel conducting testing. Vendor shall supply

    all necessary testing supplies to be processed by a partner lab of Vendor. Testing supplies will

    include: Collection Swab Package containing a foam nasopharyngeal Swab, sterile transport vial,

    3ml saline bullet, 2 pieces of medical grade gauze, specimen collection bag and label, and ziplock

    or plastic bag for soiled PPE containment and disposal. Vendor will also supply necessary coolers

    to keep specimens at ideal temperature for storage.

    Vendor shall supply Personal Protective Equipment (“PPE”) for each person directly obtaining

    specimen collection to include at a minimum disposable isolation gown (or reusable equivalent

    that has the capability to be sanitized), gloves, eye protection, N95 mask (reusable unless soiled),

    and bouffant hair covering. Vendor shall also supply moderate PPE (for persons assisting but not

    directly obtaining specimen collection to include gloves and surgical mask.

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    Vendor will supply at no cost to the District all other necessary materials as needed to conduct the

    curbside testing. Vendor shall also provide paper lab requisition forms, lab documentation forms,

    and paper registration forms as a backup option if technology failures occur.

    Vendor will provide all necessary training for nursing staff, to include specimen collection,

    required documentation, nursing procedures, proper use of PPE, preservation of specimens,

    preparation for specimen drop off, safety, sanitation and compliance with lab protocols.

    Vendor may have one nursing representative to assist with daily operations, and the District will

    provide incidental use of the Director and Coordinator of Health Services to provide the oversight,

    as well as working the actual specimen collection. The District will allow its nursing staff to

    conduct testing. Vendor may solicit services from off-duty District nurses and independently

    contract with them at Vendor’s own expense.

    Vendor will assume all billing and insurance related tasks, and patient insurance may be billed for

    the testing services. However, for those without insurance, Vendor will provide a program to

    provide services at no cost. District will have no responsibility or liability for insurance billing or

    collection or payment for testing and services. Vendor will comply with all laws and regulations,

    including but not limited to HIPAA. District will neither receive nor be responsible for reporting

    of testing results.

    Vendor will provide proof that it has in place and maintains appropriate liability insurance to cover

    all testing services and all personnel engaged by Vendor to provide services at District approved

    locations.

    Vendor hereby acknowledges that its personnel are independent of the District and nothing in this

    agreement shall be deemed to create employment, Agency, joint venture, partner or any other

    arrangement between Vendor and SISD.

    Vendor shall defend. indemnify and hold Socorro ISD harmless against all claims and damages

    that are the related to arise from any of the testing activities provided by Vendor under this

    Agreement.

    Nothing in this agreement is intended to or does operate to create any third-party beneficiary

    rights.

    SISD may terminate this MOU immediately with written notice and at its sole discretion

    Sovereign Immunity: The Parties stipulate and agree that no provision of, or any part of this

    Agreement or any subsequent amendment shall be construed: (1) as a waiver of the doctrine of

    sovereign immunity or immunity from suit as provided for in the Texas Constitution and the Laws

    of the State of Texas; (2) to extend liability beyond such liability provided for in the Texas

    Constitution and the Laws of the State of Texas; or (3) as a waiver of any immunity provided by

    the 11th Amendment or any other provision of the United States Constitution or any immunity

    recognized by the courts and the laws of the United States.

    Additional Terms. This MOU does not preclude Vendor from bidding on or delivering further

    services to the District including but not limited to any responding to any RFPs or RFQs

    distributed by the District. Additionally, this MOU was established as a result of an introduction

    from county health services and Vendor was identified as a capable partner to deliver much needed

    medical services in response to the current pandemic. In an effort to spread awareness about the

    services outlined in this MOU, prior to commencement of Vendor’s services the District shall

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    complete a marketing initiative including but not limited to mutually agreed upon district wide

    email to all families, mutually agreed upon press release, and mutually agreed upon social media

    posts on all District pages. To the extent the services are not being utilized at a necessary

    minimum level of volume then the Vendor at its sole discretion may discontinue services.

    IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Extension to be executed by their duly authorized

    representatives on June 2, 2020.

    SOCORRO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

    DISTRICT

    ____________________________________

    Signature:

    Print name: Jose Espinoza, Ed.D.

    Title: Superintendent of Schools

    ____________________________________

    Signature:

    Print name: Cynthia Ann Najera

    Title: Board President

    URGENT CARE FOR KIDS, LLC

    _____________________________________

    Signature:

    Printed name: ________________________

    Title:

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    CoverAgendaCALL TO ORDERPLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCEWORKSHOPPresentation of FY2020-2021 Revenue Estimates and Preliminary BudgetFY2020-2021 Budget.docFY2020-21 BUDGET WS - June 2 2020_ Final Updated 05.27.2020 8.00 PM.pptx

    NEW BUSINESSConsider approval of Personal Protective Equipment RFP No. E2060Bid-Personal Protective Equipment.docxBid-Personal Protective Equipment to include in book.pdf

    Consider approval of Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Urgent Care for Kids, LLCBAI - MOU SISD and Urgent Care for Kids.docMOU - urgent care MOU--COVID testing--2020--site use (00234824xC24CD).pdf