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Board approves 2026 calendar, awards $419,000 tennis‑court contract and reapproves 2025–26 budgets

Union School Board · November 11, 2025
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Summary

The Union School Board adopted the 2026 meeting calendar, awarded a $419,000 bond‑funded contract to Magnum Construction Inc. to resurface tennis courts, and reapproved the general‑building and child‑nutrition operational budgets for fiscal year 2025–26; all motions passed on roll call.

At the business portion of the meeting the board approved several routine but consequential items.

Calendar: The board approved the 2026 meeting calendar (generally second Monday of each month with adjustments for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday and a conference date).

Tennis courts: Under school operations, administration recommended awarding the tennis‑court resurfacing contract to Magnum Construction Inc., the low bidder, for $419,000 to be paid from bond funds. The board approved the contract by roll call.

Budgets: Doctor Williams presented for finance and asked the board to reapprove the general‑building and child‑nutrition fund operational budgets for the 2025–26 fiscal year. He said the County Excise Board must approve the estimate of needs and that a public hearing had been held; the board reapproved the budgets with no changes.

Motions and votes on these items were recorded by roll call with board members verbally registering "Yes" in sequence; no recorded dissent was reported in the transcript. No supplemental details about contract start dates or construction timelines were provided at the meeting.

Other routine items (consent agenda and first reading of multiple board policy revisions required by legislation or staff recommendations) were also announced, made available for the public to review for 30 days and moved forward as first reading items or routine approvals.