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Board presses for clarity as vendor contract talks continue ahead of June 30 deadline

Clear Creek School District RE-1 Board of Education · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Trustees discussed unresolved negotiations with a vendor known in the meeting as 'Soaring,' noting the vendor continues to perform some work but will not start summer projects without a signed contract; trustees urged expedited talks because the current contract lengthens exposure if not resolved by June 30.

Board members spent a significant portion of the June 9 meeting on outstanding negotiations with a vendor referred to in the transcript as Soaring.

Trustees said Soaring has been providing some services under the current contract through June 30 but will not begin new summer projects before a signed renewal. Administrators and trustees described outstanding points including monthly service fees and renewal increases; one board member said the vendor’s requested change equated to roughly $2,000 more per month from prior terms. District staff indicated Brent is handling negotiations and that some of the requested contract changes have cost implications. Trustees discussed whether two board representatives could be authorized to approve a final agreement to avoid operational disruption before the contract’s June 30 expiration.

Members said they expect to bring a finalized proposal back to the board for formal approval unless the president is authorized to sign on the board’s behalf; administration emphasized there will be a cost associated with the changes but that staff is negotiating reductions from earlier termination-penalty figures. No final contract was approved during the meeting and trustees instructed staff to return with a recommended agreement.