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Jackson County Schools board approves January financials and a $142,861 licensing contract with PowerSchool
Summary
The board approved January financial statements (payroll $4,773,910.04; non-payroll $1,584,216.50) and a $142,861.31 contract with PowerSchool Group LLC for licenses and subscriptions covering April 1, 2026–March 31, 2029; several routine personnel items were also approved.
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The Jackson County Schools board approved routine financial and procurement business, including January financial statements and a new license contract with PowerSchool Group LLC.
Unidentified Speaker 1 told the board the district’s January totals included "total payroll expenditures were $4,773,910.04" and "non payroll expenditures, $1,584,216.50." After a motion and second, the board approved the financial statements by voice vote.
The board also approved a contract with PowerSchool Group LLC for licenses and subscription services totaling $142,861.31, covering April 1, 2026, through March 31, 2029. Unidentified Speaker 1 introduced the motion to approve the contract; a second was given and the motion carried by voice vote.
The items approved as a group during the meeting included multiple personnel actions (see separate personnel article). No roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript; approvals are recorded as voice votes where participants said "aye" and the presiding speaker stated the motion "carries."
The board did not disclose any additional contract terms, vendor selection rationale, or funding source for the PowerSchool contract during the discussion recorded in the meeting transcript. The board scheduled the mental health coordinator job description for further consideration at its next regular meeting.
The meeting adjourned after several announcements and a short recognition of students involved in FIRST Robotics.

