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The board discussed the status of a regional study being coordinated through the joint operating committee (JOC). Three vendors initially responded; the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) withdrew, leaving two firms under consideration (SiteLogic and a bidder identified as PAC/PACTA). Trustees said they will invite both remaining vendors to make public presentations at a JOC meeting so trustees and the public can compare proposals before the JOC or board makes a decision.
Trustees discussed cost‑allocation and noted the district would pay a fraction of the total study cost (members referenced a roughly $30,000 regional study total in discussion) and that the study is intended to provide options rather than a single mandated model. Administration said the presentations would be scheduled when both vendors are available and that the meeting would be an open public session.
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