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Votes at a glance: Board actions, June 23, 2026
Summary
Summary of motions and outcomes from the Washoe County School District Board meeting on June 23, 2026, including unanimous approvals for charter restart, TPA award, CIP actions, facilities planning steps, capital renewal funding and a bond resolution.
The Washoe County School District Board of Trustees recorded the following formal actions on June 23, 2026 (motions passed unanimously unless otherwise noted):
• Restart Charter Contract for Sierra Nevada Academy Charter School — Approved; motion by Vice President Woodly; second Trustee Westlake. (Agenda item 3.01)
• Award RFP No. 89‑P‑02‑26‑LR (third‑party administrator services) to Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield — Approved; motion by Trustee Nicolet; second Vice President Woodly. Term Jan. 1, 2027–Dec. 31, 2031; estimated $15,569,289.12. (Agenda item 3.02)
• Revised 10‑year Capital Improvement Plan and direction to submit the 5‑year CIP required by state law — Approved; motion by Trustee Smith; second Clerk Hall. (Agenda item 3.03)
• Administrative Facilities Master Plan: remove Earl Wooster High School from consideration; direct superintendent to pursue acquisition of existing commercial properties (or return to 9th Street if no feasible options found within the search window) — Approved; motion by Vice President Woodly; second Trustee Westlake. (Agenda item 3.04)
• Proceed with external reuse evaluation for Old Stead Elementary School under Board Policy 70‑86 — Approved; motion by Vice President Woodly; second Trustee Dr. Nicolet. (Agenda item 3.05)
• Approve funding for the FY2027 D Major Projects Program (capital renewal) in the amount of $51,000,000 and pre‑design for Sparks Middle School reconstruction — Approved; motion by Trustee Smith; second Trustee Nicolet. (Agenda item 3.06)
• Adopt general obligation rollover bond resolution (Resolution 26‑018) authorizing issuance not to exceed $50 million to fund the FY27 capital renewal plan — Approved; motion by Clerk Hall; second Trustee Westlake. (Agenda item 3.07)
For most votes the board recorded unanimous approval. Any follow‑up actions (contracts, purchases, appraisals or bond issuance) will return to the board for final approval as required.
