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Boyle County board approves consent agenda including WAN upgrade, performances, student trips and nearly $3.9 million in payroll and claims

Boyle County Board of Education · February 17, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a consent agenda that authorized bids and contracts (including a Spectrum WAN upgrade and performing-arts bookings), numerous overnight student trips and facility uses, and ratified payroll ($1,902,339.21) and general-fund claims ($2,001,204.21).

The Boyle County Board of Education approved a consent agenda on Feb. 17 that included authorizations to advertise bids and RFPs, multiple vendor agreements, student field trips, facility-use requests and ratification of payroll and claims.

Key contracts approved or noted in the minutes include a Spectrum Business Service Agreement to provide WAN upgrade (Voice Over IP connectivity) to Junction City Elementary School and Perryville Elementary School at a monthly amount of $352.00 for each location; a $12,500 engagement with Lightwire Theater for the "Dino-Light" performance; a $10,350 fee (plus lodging) for Chris Perondi's Stunt Dog Experience; a $3,300 pool rental from Centre College for a regional swim meet; a $2,500 ticket agreement with the Lexington Legends for a middle school reward trip; and a $4,200 agreement with LexLive for a private showing and student activities.

The consent agenda also included a variety of overnight student trip requests tied to state competitions and conferences, facility use requests for school venues, and authorization to advertise an invitation to bid for Junction City Elementary cafeteria tables. The board ratified payroll checks and direct deposit advices totaling $1,902,339.21 and general fund claims totaling $2,001,204.21.

The motion to approve the consent items was made by Jesse Johnson and seconded by Stephen Tamme and passed unanimously.