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Wahoo Public Schools board approves classroom furniture purchase and accepts $165,000 donation for construction

Wahoo Public Schools Board of Education · June 15, 2026
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Summary

The Wahoo Public Schools board voted unanimously to approve two classroom furniture purchases and to accept a $165,000 donation from MCL to support the ongoing high-school/middle-school construction project. The board also excused a member who was out of town.

The Wahoo Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to approve the purchase of classroom furniture for two middle‑school classrooms and to accept a $165,000 donation from construction partner MCL.

At the meeting staff described the purchase as replacing two middle‑school classrooms with furniture matched to high‑school standards and within the district's capital expenditure projection. Board members moved and seconded the purchase and then voted in favor; the board's roll call showed all five voting members present approved the motion.

On the donation, staff said the funds are earmarked for the high‑school/middle‑school construction project and that Nebraska Department of Education guidance requires donated construction dollars to be deposited into the district's special building fund. The board moved, seconded and voted to accept the donation. Brandon (staff member leading the presentation) confirmed the donation amount as $165,000 and noted the district and the construction committee will continue project closeout and verification of items on the construction punch list.

The meeting also addressed attendance: a motion to excuse Board member Alex, who informed the board he was out of town, passed with the vote recorded in the minutes.

Next steps: staff said they will finalize any remaining construction closeout items with MCL and return with recommended contract closeout documentation in a future meeting.