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Board approves new five‑year workers' compensation plan for 2025–2026
Summary
Trustees approved the Worker's Compensation Plan Year 2025–2026 Renewal Addendum option one to start a new five‑year plan. The motion passed with five trustees voting in favor; the minutes do not include renewal cost or vendor details.
At the June 10 meeting, the Harleton ISD Board of Trustees approved a renewal addendum for the district's workers' compensation plan that begins a new five‑year cycle.
“Motion by Tim Skaggs and second by Harvey Fox to approve Worker's Compensation Plan Year 2025-2026 Renewal Addendum option number one, start new five year plan,” the minutes state. The motion carried; the minutes list trustees Pat Mc Gill, Kevin Evers, Ben Wilson, Jacob Muehlstein and Brian Fitzgerald as voting for the motion and record no votes against. The minutes do not record the dollar cost, insurer, or contract terms for the renewal.
The superintendent's report earlier in the meeting listed 2025–2026 insurance prices among other personnel and budget topics, but the board packet or minutes provided here do not include the insurer proposal or comparative quotes. Further documentation in the board packet or district finance office would be needed to identify fiscal impact.
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