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Campbell County Board approves surplus properties, school change order and grant applications
Summary
On Oct. 20, 2025 the Campbell County Board of Education approved surplus property designations, a construction change order for Grant's Lick Elementary and authorized applications for multiple grants including a Read to Achieve application that would require local matching funds if awarded.
The Campbell County Board of Education on Oct. 20, 2025 in Alexandria approved several unanimous action items that shape district facilities and grant-seeking plans.
Peggy Schultz, chairperson, called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and the board first approved the meeting agenda (motion 25-99). The formal action agenda later included motions to declare surplus properties, approve a construction change order and to participate in state grant programs.
The board approved BG #26-116, declaring 944 Clay Ridge Rd. as surplus (motion 25-100). The motion was made by Tyler Owen and seconded by Tamara Kuhel. Vote: Peggy Schultz — Yes; Fender — Absent; Phil Griffin — Yes; Tamara Kuhel — Yes; Tyler Owen — Yes. The motion carried.
BG #26-115, declaring 101 W. 3rd St. as surplus, passed on a motion by Owen, second by Kuhel with the same recorded vote (motion 25-101). The board also approved change order #8 for the New Grant's Lick Elementary School project (BG #22-447) on a motion by Phil Griffin, seconded by Owen (motion 25-102); vote recorded as Schultz — Yes; Fender — Absent; Griffin — Yes; Kuhel — Yes; Owen — Yes.
The board authorized district participation in the FY25 Read to Achieve (RTA) grant (motion 25-103). The district recorded that, if the grant is awarded, it would provide a two-year annual local match of $70,000 for each of five elementary schools: Cline Elementary, Crossroads Elementary, Campbell Ridge Elementary, Reiley Elementary and Grant's Lick Elementary. The motion to approve participation was made by Tamara Kuhel and seconded by Tyler Owen; the vote was unanimous among present members (Fender absent).
On related business, the board approved BG #26-117, an easement for Crossroads Elementary (motion 25-104), and authorized applying for the FY25 Strategies to Support Children Exposed to Violence grant (motion 25-105); both motions passed with the same recorded roll-call pattern (Schultz — Yes; Fender — Absent; Griffin — Yes; Kuhel — Yes; Owen — Yes).
The action items were followed by a single approval of the consent agenda (motion 25-106), which included minutes from recent meetings, addendum and regular bills, and orders of the treasurer. That motion was made by Tyler Owen, seconded by Phil Griffin and carried with all present voting yes.
The board adjourned at 6:20 p.m. after a motion by Tamara Kuhel and a second by Tyler Owen (motion 25-107).
