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Spencer‑Owen board approves handbooks, services contract and $112,100 flooring project

Spencer-Owen Community Schools board · June 11, 2026
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Summary

In a routine meeting the Spencer‑Owen Community Schools board unanimously approved six student handbooks, renewed a consulting contract, authorized a $112,100 flooring project using bond funds, declared instructional materials surplus and approved personnel items and a $1,200 superintendent stipend.

The Spencer‑Owen Community Schools board approved a series of routine business items in a single meeting, voting unanimously on each motion.

Trustees approved the 2026–27 student handbooks presented by building principals and athletic directors for elementary, middle, high school and alternative programs. The board also approved a renewed consulting contract with Brian Harmon for financial and budget preparation for the 2026–2027 year; administrators said changes in public‑disclosure law require posting contracts on the district website.

The board authorized TF Andrews to replace first‑floor hallways at Owen Valley Middle School for a total of $112,100, to be paid from remaining 2024 bond proceeds. Trustees also declared a set of Owen Valley Middle School English and language‑arts materials surplus so the district can dispose of or reallocate those items.

Personnel recommendations A–E were approved as a consolidated motion, and the board approved a one‑time $1,200 stipend for Superintendent Klene tied to collective‑bargaining outcomes and the superintendent’s evaluation rating. Every motion recorded in the meeting passed by voice/hand vote, recorded as 7–0 in favor.

The board adjourned with no public comments and scheduled its next meeting for July 16 at the central office.