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Board authorizes realtor and foundation oversight for estate proceeds; moves forward on high‑school roofing procurement
Summary
Board approved hiring realtor Brett Reinhardt to manage the anticipated sale of the Marian J. Wrigle and Ethel Riggle estate (district is named beneficiary), agreed the Carol Education Foundation may manage sale proceeds for a named scholarship, and approved professional services with Moisture Management and bid advertisements for a junior‑senior high roofing project (estimated budget $650,000–$750,000).
The Carroll Consolidated School Corp board approved a set of actions to manage an anticipated estate sale and to advance a major roofing project at the junior‑senior high school.
Regarding the Marian J. Wrigle and Ethel Riggle estate — for which the district was named beneficiary in 2018 — the board authorized hiring realtor Brett Reinhardt to handle the sale and to obtain two appraisals required by the will. Board members explicitly approved language permitting the cost of appraisals and realtor fees to be paid from the sale proceeds. The board also agreed that the Carol Education Foundation may manage the proceeds and the scholarship terms for the Marian J. Wrigle and Ethel J. Riggle law‑enforcement scholarship once the sale is complete; an affidavit of survivorship in the packet was approved to enable the school to claim its 85% share and to act on behalf of other heirs for the remaining 15%.
Amber (who spoke during the estate discussion) advised that the will requires two appraisals to establish a sale price and that administrative staff recommends allowing the realtor to handle the appraisals and to be compensated from proceeds.
On facilities, Mr. Betsner presented a proposal to contract with Moisture Management for comprehensive roof design, construction management and commissioning services for the Carol Junior‑Senior High School roofing project. The services fee is recorded in the packet as "55,35" (the transcript reflects a truncated figure); the board discussed and recorded an estimated total project budget between $650,000 and $750,000. The board approved the professional services agreement and authorized Moisture Management to advertise and solicit bids with proposed advertisement dates of July 14 and July 21, 2026.
Board members moved the items by voice vote; authorization allows the district to proceed to the bidding phase. The transcript does not record final contractor selection or contract awards; those steps will follow the advertised bid process.
