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Bermudian Springs board approves personnel, budgets, curricula and service contracts for 2025–26
Summary
The Bermudian Springs School District board voted to approve multiple personnel moves, year-ahead budgets, two curriculum-framework adoptions and service agreements — including speech services and community partnerships — ahead of the 2025–26 school year; all motions carried on roll-call votes.
The Bermudian Springs School District board approved a broad slate of personnel actions, budgets, curriculum adoptions and vendor agreements during its regular meeting.
Board members voted to accept resignations and to authorize new professional contracts, support-staff hires and substitute lists needed for the 2025–26 school year. The board approved mentor assignments and teacher placements for the Eagles Academy program. Each personnel motion was moved, seconded and carried on a roll-call vote.
Why it matters: These approvals finalize staffing and program arrangements that govern classroom coverage, extracurricular supervision and specialized programs when students return.
The board also approved operational budgets and transportation contracts. Trustees passed the cafeteria fund and capital reserve budgets for the 2025–26 year, approved bus routes for the high school, middle and elementary levels, and authorized driver and nonpublic-transportation contracts.
Administration asked the board to approve extracurricular contracts and to rescind a small set of prior extracurricular agreements; both actions passed. The district approved its athletic game-health protocols for the year and a list of volunteer coaches.
Officials approved two curriculum frameworks meant to guide instruction: the English-language arts (ELA) framework and the science framework. The superintendent said ELA and science materials will be published on the district website for public review.
The board approved service agreements, including an arrangement with ProCare for part-time speech-language services for middle- and high-school students and a license agreement with Adams County Head Start to use district elementary facilities. The board also approved an agreement to place certain students at New Story Schools when the district cannot meet intensive emotional or behavioral needs in-house.
Votes at a glance: All listed motions in the meeting were adopted by roll-call vote with the chair announcing "motion carries" after each tally; the transcript does not provide individual yea/nay tallies by name.
What’s next: The board moved into an executive session for legal advice at the meeting’s end. No further public action was taken during that session.
