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LCSD1 board approves $2.03M restroom repair contract, adopts 2027–28 calendar and several routine items
Summary
The Laramie County School District #1 board approved a $2,031,800 fee proposal with Monument Builders for administrative restroom repairs and ADA compliance, adopted the proposed 2027–28 school calendar and approved routine consent and personnel items including administrative contracts and leaves of absence.
The Laramie County School District #1 Board of Trustees approved several routine and new-business items during the meeting, including a $2,031,800 fee proposal with Monument Builders to repair and bring administrative restrooms into ADA compliance, and it adopted the district''s proposed 2027–28 school calendar.
On the Monument Builders proposal, a trustee moved and seconded the fee proposal for $2,031,800, which includes a 10% contingency for governmental fees and requirements. District staff explained the work covers multiple restroom towers and phased work to limit classroom disruption in a roughly 100-year-old building, replacing original fixtures, addressing inaccessible areas and bringing facilities into ADA compliance. The motion passed by voice vote.
The board also moved to adopt the proposed 2027–28 school-year calendar. Trustee Cook, who served on the calendar committee, described the committee process involving teachers, parents and administrators. The calendar motion was approved by voice vote.
Other items approved by voice vote included the consent agenda of routine items, permission for Central High School DECA students to fundraise for a DECA international conference in Atlanta (April 25–29, 2026), administrative professional contracts for the 2026–27 school year (placement on the appropriate salary schedule), and a list of approved leaves of absence for the remainder of the 2025–26 contract year.
At the meeting's close the board voted to recess into executive session to discuss possible long-term suspensions and expulsions, negotiations, personnel matters, legal advice and potential litigation.
No roll-call tallies were recorded in the public minutes; the clerk called for voice votes on the motions and each was approved as announced by the chair.
