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10Fold Architecture outlines scope for Chariton Middle School at district work session
Summary
Representatives from 10Fold Architecture presented the scope of recent district projects, centering on Chariton Middle School, at a Chariton Community School District work session. The board received the presentation; the transcript records no votes or formal decisions.
Representatives from 10Fold Architecture outlined recent project scopes for the Chariton Community School District, with a primary focus on Chariton Middle School, at a work session held Jan. 30, 2026, in the district administration office board room. Sam Stagg and Ryan VerMulm of 10Fold Architecture presented to the board; no formal motions or votes were recorded in the session transcript.
Board Member Ryan Dachenbach, Board Member Sarah Willis, Board Member Jarid Howell, Board Member Deanne Rich and Board Member Ben Johnston were listed as present, along with Superintendent Brad Baker and Business Manager Chloe Trenary. The record notes the session began at 12:00 p.m. and adjourned at approximately 1:15 p.m.
The presentation by 10Fold Architecture, given by Stagg and VerMulm, focused on the scope of work for district facilities projects and emphasized the Chariton Middle School as the main topic of discussion. The transcript does not include specific budget figures, construction timelines, or recommended action items arising from the presentation.
The transcript contains a conflicting internal date: the meeting header lists January 30, 2026, while one line in the record states the district "met in Work Session on December 12, 2025." The district did not provide a clarification within the record; this article reflects the session date shown in the meeting header and notes the internal discrepancy.
No formal actions, motions, or votes on the Chariton Middle School project appear in the transcript. The record indicates the board received the presentation; any follow-up steps, schedules, or funding decisions were not specified in the materials provided. The session adjourned at about 1:15 p.m.
