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Superior board approves CMAR resolution, long-range facility plan and lunch price increase
Summary
The School District of Superior Board on June 8 approved Resolution 26-02 (CMAR summary), accepted a long-range facility plan presented by the director of buildings and grounds, and authorized an increase in student and staff lunch prices effective July 1, 2026.
At its June 8 meeting, the School District of Superior Board of Education approved several operations and facilities actions, including Resolution 26-02 (the CMAR compliance maintenance resolution), acceptance of the district’s long-range facility plan, and a districtwide increase in student and staff lunch prices.
Administration presented Resolution 26-02 and the CMAR summary; the board moved, seconded and approved the resolution by voice vote. Corey Caren, director of buildings and grounds, presented the long-range facility plan and the board accepted the plan. Separately, administration recommended an increase in lunch prices for students and staff, effective July 1, 2026; the motion to adopt the price adjustment was moved, seconded and carried. Materials and specific price details were referenced as attached links in the board packet.
Why it matters: Acceptance of the long-range facility plan frames capital and maintenance priorities for district buildings and grounds; CMAR compliance is a required annual summary of maintenance and compliance activities. The lunch-price increase will affect families and staff beginning July 1.
What comes next: The board accepted the operations committee report; staff will publish the long-range plan and the updated lunch-pricing details in the district materials linked in the board packet.
