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Board approves 2026–27 calendars, E-rate equipment bid, mandated services budget and personnel actions
Summary
The Boone Valley board approved the 2026–27 student and professional calendars, awarded an E‑rate Category 2 equipment contract for $237,164.51, approved a mandated‑services budget ($2,290,940) with the district share listed as $59,255.51, advanced an opioid-antagonist policy on second reading, and completed multiple personnel votes including granting tenure to a professional employee.
At its Feb. 16 meeting, the Boone Valley School District board approved several districtwide items in a series of motions and roll‑call votes.
The board approved the 2026–27 student and professional calendars on a second reading. Members proceeded with roll-call votes as part of the second-reading process.
On technology procurement, the board awarded the E‑rate Category 2 equipment RFP to Moore Research Institute as the lowest responsible bidder and authorized equipment purchases totaling $237,164.51 for E‑rate category 2 equipment.
The finance committee recommendation to approve the BCIU mandated‑services budget for 2026–2027 was accepted; the total mandated budget was stated as $2,290,940, with Twin Valley’s share listed as $59,255.51.
On policy, the board advanced board policy 8.23 regarding opioid antagonists on second reading and recorded roll‑call approval. Policy 105.2 (exemption from instruction) was presented for a first reading with suggested edits and will return for final action.
The treasurer’s operational and expenditure reports were presented and approved by roll call. The board took a slate of personnel actions — resignations, terminations, nominations, and changes of status — and voted to grant professional employee status and tenure to Bernadette Brodhurst.
All formal motions, roll calls and outcomes described above were recorded during the meeting; no contested defeats of motions were recorded in the transcript.
