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Board approves property insurance, workers' comp and school lunch contract; signs change orders for bathrooms

Winner School District 59-2 Board of Education · June 8, 2026
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Summary

Winner School District 59-2 approved property insurance for $153,717, workers' compensation insurance for $17,178 and a school lunch contract with Taher for 2026-27; the board also approved two change orders totaling $14,880.91 for administration building bathroom projects.

The Winner School District 59-2 Board of Education on June 8 voted to approve the district’s property liability insurance for the 2026-27 year in the amount of $153,717.00, as presented by Business Manager Laura Root. The motion carried 7-0.

The board also approved workers' compensation insurance with Marsh & McLennan for $17,178.00 for 2026-27; that motion carried 7-0. Business Manager Root presented both insurance items during the new business section of the meeting.

Separately, the board approved the school lunch contract with Taher for the 2026-27 school year in a 7-0 vote. The minutes do not record contract dollar amounts for the upcoming year in the approval motion; earlier in the bills listing Taher, Inc. appears with a meal-service invoice for $30,785.38 dated in the bills list.

On facilities, the board approved change order #1 for the administration building boys bathroom project in the amount of $5,832.01 and change order #1 for the girls bathroom project in the amount of $9,048.90; both motions carried 7-0. The aggregated change-order total recorded in the minutes is $14,880.91.

Business Manager Root and Superintendent Stacy Halverson were present during discussion of these items. The minutes do not record additional details about insurance carriers beyond the vendors named or specifics of contract terms for the Taher agreement.