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Magnet Cove board adopts policy 1.14, approves six-year facility plan and several administrative updates

Board of Education of Magnet Cove School District #8 · January 30, 2026
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Summary

The board approved policy 1.14, adopted a Six Year Master Facility Plan, authorized Electric Fund transfers tied to IK Electric Company and Kutka-Berry Therapy, and approved a 'Bell To Bell No Cell' policy update, each by unanimous 5-0 votes.

The Magnet Cove School District #8 Board of Education on Jan. 30 adopted policy 1.14, approved the district’s Six Year Master Facility Plan, authorized Electric Fund transfers involving IK Electric Company and Kutka-Berry Therapy, and approved an update to the 'Bell To Bell No Cell' policy. Each of those items passed on a recorded 5-0 vote.

Mr. David Sulton moved to adopt policy 1.14; Mr. Mike Hughes seconded and the board approved 5-0. Mr. Mike Hughes then moved to approve the Six Year Master Facility Plan; Mrs. Samantha Nuckolls seconded and the board approved 5-0. Later, Mr. David Sulton moved to authorize Electric Fund transfers with IK Electric Company and Kutka-Berry Therapy; Mrs. Samantha Nuckolls seconded and the board approved 5-0. Finally, Mr. Mike Hughes moved to approve the 'Bell To Bell No Cell' policy update; Mrs. Samantha Nuckolls seconded and the board approved 5-0.

The minutes do not provide the substantive text of policy 1.14, the Six Year Master Facility Plan, or the details of the Electric Fund transfers and policy update; they record only the motions, movers, seconders and unanimous votes. The board’s approval of the facility plan signals the district’s planning intentions for capital projects and maintenance over the coming six years, but the minutes do not include project descriptions, budgets or timelines.