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South Range Local board approves consent agenda and moves forward on parking-lot procurement and cybersecurity program

South Range Local Board of Education · April 21, 2026

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Summary

The board approved consent-agenda personnel and donation items, initiated a retire-rehire process, approved a district cybersecurity framework required by state law, and authorized procurement steps to solicit parking-lot bids through a third-party bidding service.

The South Range Local Board of Education approved a consent agenda that included personnel actions, supplemental contracts, summer staff and a tentative list of 107 graduates. During the consent vote, a motion to approve was moved by Laura and seconded by Tyler; the board voted in favor and recorded at least one abstention on a later personnel item.

The treasurer (S2) briefed the board on finances, noting receipt of the first-half tax settlement and an upgrade of the district’s credit rating from A to A+. He said a planned bond refunding is on hold because rising interest rates have reduced projected savings.

On a facilities item, the board authorized staff to work with PayConnect/Pave Connect to manage bidding for a parking-lot renovation on one side of the street. Board members asked questions about traffic flow and handicap access; the motion to proceed was moved and approved by roll call.

The board also adopted a district cybersecurity program required under state law (House Bill 96). The superintendent said the document provides a framework to ensure availability and confidentiality of district systems and that additional cybersecurity discussion will occur at future meetings.

Separately, the board initiated the state-mandated retire-rehire process to consider reemployment arrangements for select staff, explaining windows and potential savings while noting any rehire would be negotiated case by case with the union.

No items requiring final contract awards were approved at this meeting; staff were authorized to continue procurement and to return with vendor bids or contract documents for final board action.