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Board approves multiple contracts, 28E agreements and appointments

Greene County Comm School District Board of Education · July 16, 2026
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Summary

The Greene County Comm School District board approved vendor bids, 28E agreements with Head Start and a multicultural resource center, a Thrive Academy placement agreement, concurrent enrollment with Iowa Central, and appointments including temporary secretary Sean Allen and legal counsel.

The Greene County Comm School District board approved a series of contracts, intergovernmental 28E agreements, and appointments during its meeting.

Depository resolution: S1 presented the depository resolution specifying maximum balances at local banks and the Iowa Schools Joint Investment Trust; the board approved the resolution by roll call.

Procurement: The board approved food-service procurement motions including a bread contract (Martin Brothers or Pan and Gold as described), a dairy contract with Anderson Erickson and existing food-service agreements with New Opportunities Head Start.

28E agreements and service contracts: The board approved a 28E agreement continuing the district's preschool partnership with New Opportunities Head Start and a related food service agreement. The board also approved a 28E agreement to fund a multicultural resource center director ($23,000 spread over 10 months); board members requested periodic summaries of the director's reported impact and S1 agreed to follow up.

Education partnerships and placements: The board approved the standard concurrent-enrollment agreement with Iowa Central Community College for high-school concurrent classes and the district's agreement with Thrive Academy for short-term alternative placements (S1 said initial funding cost is approximately $60,000 and is typically charged to special education funds and reimbursable where applicable).

Benefits/vendor access and appointments: The board authorized digital banking access for Eagle Ridge (the vendor administering the district's partially self-funded health plan) so the vendor can disburse claims from a separate account. The board also approved appointments announced by S1, including a temporary board secretary (Sean Allen) who took an oath during the meeting and a legal counsel appointment as read by S1.

21st Century rehab and athletic services: The board approved a 21st Century Rehab contract at the stated annual price for coverage of varsity basketball and high-school track needs.

All motions described above were moved and approved by roll call as recorded during the meeting.

Votes at a glance: multiple motions were approved by roll call; specific motions included depository resolution, bread and dairy procurement, Head Start agreements, multicultural resource center 28E agreement, Thrive Academy agreement, Iowa Central concurrent-enrollment agreement, digital banking access for Eagle Ridge, 21st Century Rehab contract and appointments for temporary secretary and legal counsel.