Rawlins County School District board meeting, date not confirmed yet
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Board approves $109,782.87 change order for sanitary lift station 1:26:46
- The board took motions on a $109,782.87 lift station change order, a $10,823.92 change order for ASI 11 and a $6,703.09 wall pad change order. 1:26:46
- Participants discussed starting high school baseball, either as a team of its own or a co-op with Oberlin, and agreed to keep the discussion going at the next meeting. 1:55:11
- The board approved a furniture proposal from Eakes Office Solutions for $711,655.87. 3:00:21
Item by item (13)
- Opening and agenda 12:00
- The motion to accept the agenda as amended carried. 13:07
- Consent agenda 13:24
- The consent agenda included minutes of September 14 and October 5 meetings, payments of claims, a $500 donation from Farmers Bank and Trust and a $50 donation from the Rollins County High School Alumni. 13:24
- A participant asked about a music vendor listed in the claims. ~14:29
- The motion to approve the consent agenda carried. 15:28
- Construction project update 15:47
- A presenter said crews were working to set the transformer and bring power through Area C so units in Area A could run and final finishes could be installed. 16:05
- The presenter said the schedule included 3 weather days in September but there were 4, putting the project 1 day behind for that month. 26:22
- The presenter said the project was tracking a completion date of June 25th of 2027. 26:53
- Sanitary lift station change order 28:24
- The presenter said an existing sanitary line was deeper than expected, so a lift station was the only option that worked to get flow to the manhole. 28:43
- The presenter said the lead time had dropped from 16 weeks to 8 weeks and electrical pricing was not yet included, with a max of 10 anticipated. 34:55
- The motion to approve the lift station change order for $109,782.87 carried. 1:26:46
- ASI 11 change order 44:53
- The presenter said the change order covered added electrical work in the kitchen, data drops and security camera rough-in, mostly in Area F, and an added office window. 45:19
- Asked about extra data drops in the ag building, a speaker said the original plans did not include some security camera coverage there. 1:28:37
- The motion to approve the ASI 11 change order for $10,823.92 carried, with one abstention. 1:30:14
- Gym wall pad artwork change order 49:31
- The presenter said 44 pads would carry artwork, 36 more than the contract included, at $175 each for $6,300, or $6,703 with insurance and fee. 50:24
- The presenter said a fourth change order for shot clocks and game clocks was still awaiting electrical pricing. 53:03
- A speaker said there was $38,400,000 available while contracts totaled almost $38 million and $2.6 million, and asked where money for change orders would come from. 1:01:20
- The motion to approve the wall pads for $6,703.09 carried, with one abstention. 1:41:48
- Recess 1:43:05
- Emergency opioid antagonist policy 1:49:49
- A speaker said the County Health Department developed the policy language, the attorney made minor changes, and it had not changed since the first reading. 1:50:27
- A speaker said everyone at the in-service was trained on Narcan. 1:51:25
- After the vote on the motion to approve the policy, the presiding speaker said they believed it was a yes. 1:51:56
- High school baseball discussion 1:52:16
- Furniture proposals 2:28:48
- Administrative reports 3:01:12
- A speaker asked for a breakdown of total contract obligations, and a staff member said it could be provided. 3:01:49
- Executive session on spring coaches 3:02:24
- Additional executive sessions 3:11:20
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Video: posted by the district as “10.12.2026 Board of Education Meeting”