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Board discussion indicated the Hudl contract covers multiple teams and is a three‑year agreement. The motion to allow the board to pay for Hudl for three years at $9,200 was moved by Carla and seconded by Ashley; the motion carried on a voice vote. District staff said Hudl allows teams to capture plays, create highlight packages for college recruiting, and can be used on district football fields and in the gym; staff noted the license is campus‑specific.

Separately, the board approved a $2,500 allocation to a bass‑fishing team attending nationals on a motion by Barbara, seconded by Kim; the motion carried.

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Board action (motion by Carla, second by Eric) approved minutes, monthly financial statements and claims, superintendent expenditures, travel and grants, payables through June 30, fiscal‑year 2025 donations acceptance (the district’s “Red Book” requires board acceptance), and KDE assurances required for federal funding. The consent agenda also included the FY25 unaudited Annual Financial Report (AFR), a KRS‑governed treasurer bond for Treasurer Bridal Combs at $400,000, the KDE depository report for FY26, and renewal MOAs and agreements: an agreement with Gateway Head Start for disability services (as determined by the ARC committee), and a Gateway District Health Department MOA for school nursing services.

Other consent items approved included emergency and provisional certifications for teachers and substitutes for FY25–26, a dual‑credit MOU with Maysville Community and Technical College to offer dual‑credit classes, Wright Insurance renewal as the district insurance provider, and board approval to advertise for bids for a tax accountant. The board approved the full consent agenda by voice vote.

","The Bath County Board approved consent agenda items 5a–5s, covering routine monthly items including minutes, financial statements, KDE assurances, FY25 donations, treasurer bonding, MOAs with Gateway Head Start and Gateway District Health, dual‑credit MOU with MCTC, and procurement items.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6522674,"Board approves AdTech as district E‑Rate consultant",1978,2295000,4273000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5067858-5147c71c8b23648bcbb87341ba6df196&start=2295&end=4273","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5067858-5147c71c8b23648bcbb87341ba6df196/thumbnail_2295000.jpg","/articles/6522674/Kentucky/Board-approves-AdTech-as-district-ERate-consultant","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6522674-37b656a4d54afba9cfbf128e20e2e253/orig.mp4?Expires=1777137434&Signature=ZPzfkHosbtAXpjFd1ujaWA~ArFifdd3xGyqZO3rD4eo7-ryjarwZYGNjE4h6n0X4DsoHvXvdEw3qZDWTfwptKK7YTRN1tgXBFq0wArIpw8EMOxY5-lGiYsS~YoDn8Op5eyUFtOKlSextbctEeetV2dVfvckUS0xEUMw0xeJTUKKKX06oEWwSIJQDY8Y1MCP-yMO-DATJ7j9z-fS1ofksZmAIojHcsZ27pBCAh0N1GxOG2agpghOZVDZV6lvG0u5za7E0a~Yei7Y2c-uB6-XqwCtEaHqY2ywpUQybqhEwKvYN6hA4Nu2A~Hev80tFd9Kxl3Yxy7AuyV8t0AcCJyHHNQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Bath County Board of Education on June 23 approved a contract with AdTech to serve as the district’s E‑Rate and federal funding technical consultant.

The board voted in favor of the AdTech contract on a motion by Carla, seconded by Kim; the motion carried on a voice vote. District staff said the work involves E‑Rate application support and technical consulting tied to federal funding; staff noted the technical complexity of the E‑Rate program and that the contract helps the district manage the related filings and numbers.

The board did not provide contract cost details during the meeting; staff indicated the work is tied to E‑Rate procurement and compliance and that the technology director is the primary district contact.

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The board voted, on a motion by Carla and second by Eric, to accept the KSBA annual policy/procedure updates for first reading. During discussion, the board attorney recommended delaying the districtwide wellness plan (policy 0.92) and the traceable communications policy (policy O82324) so the district can bring them back for a first reading in July. The attorney also flagged the KSBA-drafted maternity/paternity leave policy (3.1233) for further review and clarification on who it covers and how the district would implement it.

The board attorney said KSBA’s draft maternity/paternity policy provides up to 30 days of leave but noted districts have up to five years to implement the change; the attorney also raised concerns that the draft language appears to apply to certified staff only and referenced potential unequal‑protection exposure if the policy remains limited to teachers rather than all employees. The attorney recommended the board review how the policy would apply to classified employees and fathers. Board members discussed reporting and accounting changes tied to sick‑leave reporting required by the state and noted the state will now fund 13 sick days while districts historically covered that cost.

The board also discussed the traceable‑communications policy (O82324), which restricts nonpublic electronic communications between employees and students unless there is parental consent and a district-authorized process; district staff said the policy aims to protect students and employees and referenced potential vendor/app options to manage communications. The technology director said he is reviewing tools similar to what Montgomery County uses to comply with the policy.

The motion to approve the first-reading review of the KSBA packet carried on a voice vote; the board instructed staff to present the two delayed items (wellness plan and traceable communications) for first reading in July and to return maternitiy/paternity language as the district’s review is completed.

","The Bath County Board approved the first-reading review of the 2025–26 KSBA policy/procedure updates, with the district-wide wellness plan and the traceable communications policy scheduled for first reading in July; the maternity/paternity leave policy drew detailed commentary from the board attorney.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6522684,"Bath County board approves middle school site survey, tables two high-school roof change orders",146,4274000,4420000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5067858-5147c71c8b23648bcbb87341ba6df196&start=4274&end=4420","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5067858-5147c71c8b23648bcbb87341ba6df196/thumbnail_4274000.jpg","/articles/6522684/Kentucky/Bath-County-board-approves-middle-school-site-survey-tables-two-high-school-roof-change-orders","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6522684-2d248b8c4ef2ce54b5c7bbe6ec35aa66/orig.mp4?Expires=1777137434&Signature=ggte99aFtcjfv2OdLsgC00A2qQ5AklwcNEWwLVFGDdvqMpBlEEaIAtzV403qKd9zx3eMn2NrmXh530jaP2TiKPvKWaPMryWH9g5sOJ93Rvb~fGI8HdFRox0mNtOngeb8crG-TWMbYVRHBBbxom3EZTOH4lDLVEk9CU7Wa5Kp~P53eDgVlk4EdhCn8cRpUeoQnu64cB~uAdaQyundj1XTjy8E6qevgDtDslbevsuOxALwiDr5VbTnPKdJDQFGDwWs2tbmfboPEBi-eptxIUtJ2~BWGk3erP1z3A23VsShL7lG408-9djACMM0~cRm1JLh~G6Kv4ZA-b8i96h2lKTo-A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Bath County Board of Education on June 23 approved site-surveying services for the Bath County Middle School renovation and tabled two high-school change-order proposals while district staff seeks lower contractor bids.

The board voted to hire QK4 for site-surveying services for the BG-25-048 Bath County Middle School renovation project for $16,500, a motion moved by Carla and seconded by Barbara that carried on a voice vote. District staff had told the board earlier in the meeting that three quotes were returned for the BG-1 site survey, with the lowest quote described in the working session as $16,005; the board approved the QK4 contract at $16,500.

Board members also voted to table two change-order proposals related to the Bath County High School HVAC/roofing work (PR 34 and PR 37) to allow staff to negotiate lower pricing. PR 37 — described in the working session as masonry/brick weep repairs and related sealant work on the gym back wall — had an initial quote around $14,005.69. PR 34, a more extensive set of repairs tied to a long‑running kitchen/roof leak, was quoted at $76,002.77. The board moved to table PR 34 (motion by Barbara, second by Carla) and PR 37 (motion by Barbara, second by Carla); both motions carried on voice votes.

In the working session, district project staff reported the high‑school layback project was about 95% complete, with gym painting, epoxy flooring for locker rooms, and final HVAC/electrical balancing remaining. Staff said final inspections and an occupancy approval from Frankfort are pending; they estimated inspections likely the week after next but said some timelines depend on the HVAC contractor schedule.

Staff also briefed the board on funding and project closeout sequencing for LAVEC pavement costs: before paying those LAVEC charges the district must close out the high‑school BG-4 and BG-5 documents and reallocate funds via a revised BG-1 for LAVEC. Staff projected those administrative closings would likely occur in August after final high‑school pay applications are processed in July.

The board approved the site survey and took no final action on the two change orders; staff said they will continue negotiating and return with revised pricing.

Votes at a glance: approve QK4 site survey (BG-25-048) — motion carried; table PR 34 (BG22-376) — motion carried; table PR 37 (BG22-376) — motion carried.

","The Bath County Board of Education approved a $16,500 site-survey contract for the Bath County Middle School renovation and voted to table two change-order proposals for Bath County High School roofing/brick repairs while staff seeks better pricing.","actionData","errors"]

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