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District reports: grants awarded, testing schedule, facilities bids and budget update

Lowpoint-Washburn Community Unit School District No. 21 Board of Education · March 19, 2026
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Summary

Administrative reports covered athletics results, two grant awards (Rucker Family Science Grant and Project STEM/Future Engineer), testing schedules (IAR and ACT), facilities bidding (sealed bid opening April 1), and finance figures showing YTD revenue of $5,168,313 and expenditures of $4,060,316 as of Feb. 28.

Administrators reported a range of operational updates. Mr. Culp summarized spring athletics (track placements, baseball and basketball results) and upcoming events. Mrs. Rock announced the district received the Rucker Family Science Grant and the Project STEM/Future Engineer grant that supports computer science offerings and middle‑school enrichment; the district also completed WIDA testing for ELL students.

Dr. David Johnson reported facility activity (about seven general contractors on site and a sealed bid opening scheduled for April 1), finance figures as of Feb. 28 (year‑to‑date revenue $5,168,313—about 83% of projected FY25 revenue—and expenditures $4,060,316, about 67% of projected FY25 expenditures), and an update on sales tax receipts ($14,167.55 for the month). The administration said camera quotes are pending and noted the potential future tax impacts from solar fields in Marshall County.