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Cache board approves major purchase orders, including $1 million bond requisition

Cache Public Schools Board of Education · May 11, 2026

Summary

Cache Public Schools Board approved multiple purchase orders and encumbrances May 11, including a Child Nutrition PO for $250,000 and a 2022 Building Bond Fund PO totaling $1,000,000; two vendor PO amounts were adjusted in change orders.

The Cache Public Schools Board voted May 11 to approve purchase orders and encumbrances covering payroll, goods and services, building projects and nutrition services. The motion, made by Dr. Brian Gladwell and seconded by Scott Messner, passed 4-0.

Board minutes list specific line items: General Fund goods and services PO #592-627 totaling $147,403.90; Building Fund PO #78-83 totaling $123,000.00; Child Nutrition PO #37 totaling $250,000.00; and a 2022 Building Bond Fund 33 PO #3 totaling $1,000,000.00. The minutes also record change orders increasing a PO for Ewell Education Services from $500 to $650 and Welch Allyn from $1,000 to $1,174.25 for vision-screening repairs.

The board did not discuss additional line-item detail in the public minutes beyond the amounts recorded. The purchase-orders motion was entered as part of the business items and recorded as passed 4-0. The board's approval authorizes the encumbrances noted in the board packet and allows staff to proceed with the indicated purchases under the established P.O. numbers.

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