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Board approves 2026–27 fees, communications policy, TSSA framework and a $24 million bond refunding resolution

Cache County School District Board · March 19, 2026
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Summary

The Cache County School District board unanimously approved the 2026–27 school fee schedule, a communications policy, edits to the TSSA framework for FY27 and a parameters resolution authorizing up to $24 million in general-obligation refunding bonds; the actions were taken by electronic vote during the March 19 meeting.

The Cache County School District board on March 19 approved several administrative and fiscal items intended to prepare the district for fiscal year 2027.

Board members moved and seconded the consent agenda and voted to approve it electronically, with the motion passing unanimously. The board then approved the 2026–27 school fee schedule after discussion was waived and the motion carried in an electronic vote.

Next, the board voted to adopt a communications policy that staff had presented previously. The motion passed unanimously. Board members also approved edits to the Teacher and Student Success Account (TSSA) framework for fiscal year 2027; that motion passed on an electronic vote.

Finally, the board considered a parameters resolution authorizing the issuance of up to $24 million in general-obligation refunding bonds intended to refinance existing debt and reduce interest costs. The board president noted a prior presentation by Matt Dougdale on the potential savings; bond counsel identified in the record only as "Ryan" was present. A board member reported a glitch on an electronic voting device but was recorded voting yes; the motion passed unanimously.

What the record shows: each item was moved, seconded and approved by electronic vote. The meeting minutes record the outcomes as approved; individual roll-call votes were not printed in the hearing record. No amendments to the motions were recorded during the meeting.