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BGISD board approves broker and more than $740,000 in insurance premiums for 2025–26
Summary
At its June 9 meeting the Bowling Green Independent School District approved Education Risk Solutions as insurance broker and voted to pay multiple insurance premiums, including $560,577 for property and casualty and $149,719.65 for workers' compensation.
The Bowling Green Independent School District Board of Education on June 9 approved Education Risk Solutions as the district’s insurance broker for 2025–26 and authorized payment of multiple insurance premiums totaling more than $740,000. The board approved a $560,577 premium to Liberty for property and casualty coverage and a $149,719.65 premium to KEMI for workers’ compensation. The board also approved separate premium payments for other coverages: $22,939.57 to Tokio Marine for cyber liability, $1,870.39 to Liberty for the treasurer’s bond, $370.55 to Liberty for a school bookkeeper bond, and $4,772.00 to CNA for student blanket professional liability. All motions were made by board members in the affirmative and carried by a show-of-hands vote. A district insurance discussion appears on the agenda; the meeting record lists Tommy Adams of Charles M. Moore Insurance Agency and Cedric Browning, the district’s director of operations, in connection with that agenda item. The minutes record the board’s formal approvals but do not record detailed underwriting terms, coverage limits, or alternatives considered. The approvals will appear in the district’s fiscal year 2025–26 expenditures; the minutes state the motions were recommended by staff and carried unanimously.
