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ALICAP outlines insurance coverages for Centura Public Schools at Feb. 9 meeting
Summary
ALICAP representatives described the pool's insurance options to the Centura Public Schools Board of Education, detailing coverage types (workers'comp, property, liability, E&O, auto, crime, pollution and cybersecurity when qualified) and noting the pool serves 224 Nebraska districts; the board deferred policy reviews to March.
Centura Public Schools Board of Education members heard a presentation from ALICAP representatives on Monday, Feb. 9, 2026, about the pool's insurance and risk-management services.
Sheri Shonka and Daniel Shonka presented to the Committee of the Whole via Zoom, outlining the types of coverage ALICAP provides to participating public school districts and Educational Service Units (ESUs). They described workers'compensation, property, liability, errors and omissions, auto, crime and pollution coverages, and said cybersecurity coverage is available for districts that qualify. The presenters said ALICAP currently serves 224 school districts and ESUs across Nebraska and directed board members to www.alicap.org for additional details.
The presentation occurred during a short Committee of the Whole meeting held at Centura High School in Cairo, Neb., where attendance was recorded at 5:01 p.m. Board members Sandra Davis, Teresa Grabowski, Mark Johnson and Chelsea Schweitzer were present; Todd Nitsch and Brooke Schmitt were excused absences for the meeting. The board formally approved a motion to excuse the two absent members and moved to approve the meeting agenda before the ALICAP presentation.
Board members postponed review of policies numbered 4022'064 because the ALICAP presentation took longer than scheduled; the review was rescheduled for the March Committee of the Whole meeting. No public commenters signed in for the public comment period.
Procedural motions recorded during the meeting included: - A motion to excuse Todd Nitsch and Brooke Schmitt (moved by Teresa Grabowski; seconded by Chelsea Schweitzer). Vote: Sandra Davis, Teresa Grabowski, Mark Johnson and Chelsea Schweitzer voted yea; Todd Nitsch and Brooke Schmitt were absent. - A motion to approve the agenda as presented (moved by Mark Johnson; seconded by Teresa Grabowski). Vote: four yeas, two absent. - A motion to adjourn at 5:56 p.m. (moved by Mark Johnson; seconded by Chelsea Schweitzer). Vote: four yeas, two absent.
The board's next action item on the agenda is the policy review for policies 4022 through 4064, now scheduled for the March Committee of the Whole meeting.
