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Bearden board OKs security upgrade, therapy contract and insurance transfers

Bearden School Board · August 18, 2025
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Summary

The Bearden School Board approved contracts including a $9,972 high-school access-control install, a physical-therapy services contract at $60/hour plus $30 transportation, a $1,700 membership and authorized an $85,927.14 electronic transfer for property insurance and ongoing tax and retirement transfers.

The Bearden School Board approved several spending and contracting items at its August meeting, including a security upgrade, therapy services and multiple financial transfers.

The board unanimously accepted a $9,972.00 quote from Progressive Technologies to install a Monitor Cast access-control system on two high-school doors after a motion by Joannie Cayce, seconded by Tony Harcrow. The board also unanimously approved contracting Allen’s Therapy for physical therapy services for the 2025–2026 school year at a rate of $60.00 per hour plus a $30.00 transportation fee (motion by Tony Harcrow, seconded by Joannie Cayce).

Other financial actions approved included a $1,700.00 annual membership in the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce (motion by Tony Harcrow, seconded by Ken Juniel) and an electronic transfer of $85,927.14 to the Treasurer of State of Arkansas for the district’s property insurance, along with authorization for ongoing electronic transfers for federal tax payments and teacher retirement payments for the 2025–2026 school year (motion by Joannie Cayce, seconded by Tony Harcrow). The board also approved school insurance coverage for Superintendent Denny Rozenberg during the timeframe of an ethics complaint (motion by Joannie Cayce, seconded by Tony Harcrow); that insurance vote was recorded as unanimous.

Each contracting and transfer motion was moved, seconded and recorded in the meeting minutes. The transcript does not include vendor contract terms beyond the hourly and transportation rates for therapy services or the access-control quote line item.