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Chisholm Board approves OSAG workers' compensation coverage for 2025–26
Summary
The Chisholm Board of Education voted 4–0 (one absence) on June 19 to approve a non-auditable agreement with Oklahoma School Assurance Group (OSAG) for workers' compensation insurance for the 2025–2026 school year; specific financial terms were not disclosed in the minutes.
The Chisholm Board of Education on June 19 approved a workers' compensation insurance agreement with the Oklahoma School Assurance Group (OSAG) for the 2025–2026 school year following a motion by board member Andrew Ewbank and a second by Danielle Deterding.
Board member Andrew Ewbank moved "Motion to approve non-auditable the agreement with Oklahoma School Assurance Group (OSAG) to provide workers' compensation insurance for the 2025-2026 school year." Danielle Deterding seconded the motion; the minutes record the vote as Yea: Geri Ayers, Danielle Deterding, Andrew Ewbank, Cory Moore; Absent: Dustin Baylor, M.D. The motion passed 4–0 with one absence. The minutes do not list premium amounts, contract duration beyond the stated school year, or other financial details.
The approval places district workers' compensation coverage with OSAG for the coming school year. The minutes record the decision and vote but contain no further explanation of insurer selection, alternatives considered, or cost impact to the district's budget. No public comment appears in the minutes on this item.
Next steps: the board authorized the agreement; the minutes do not specify an effective date beyond the identified 2025–2026 school year or a staff contact for contract execution.
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