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Barron Area School District
This document is a price quote from Amplify Education, Inc. to the Barron Area School District for Boost Reading Student Licenses for a three-year term (2025-2028) and related professional development services. The total contract amount is $17,108.00, covering the period from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2028. The document includes detailed pricing, payment terms, license and service durations, and a comprehensive set of terms and conditions governing the agreement.
Effective Date
Jul 1, 2025
Expires
Effective: Jul 1, 2025
Barron Area School District
Expires:
This document is a price quote from Amplify Education, Inc. to the Barron Area School District for Boost Reading Student Licenses for a three-year term (2025-2028) and related professional development services. The total contract amount is $17,108.00, covering the period from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2028. The document includes detailed pricing, payment terms, license and service durations, and a comprehensive set of terms and conditions governing the agreement.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Barron Area School District
The meeting included the administration of the oath of office for re-elected board members, a spotlight on district academic planning and staff, and the approval of a consent agenda covering vouchers, staff resignations, retirements, hiring recommendations, various donations, fundraising requests, overnight travel, and summer school staffing. Informational reports were presented regarding district correspondence, food service, boiler plant operations, enrollment, technology, and career center activities. Action items included the approval of summer school course offerings, teacher contracts for the 2026-2027 school year, resignations, and new staff hires. The board also authorized participation in the Project SEARCH program, renewal of student accident insurance, and the SIS software contract renewal. An executive session was held to discuss employment and compensation matters.
The Board meeting included a presentation on Academic and Career Planning, a report on a recent student tragedy, and the approval of a consent agenda encompassing financial vouchers, staff resignations, retirements, hiring, donations, and fundraising activities. Action items included the approval of a charter school agreement, a shared services contract, policy updates, college credit programs, and the purchase of math curricula for grades KG-8. Additionally, the Board entered an executive session to discuss employment, compensation, and performance evaluations for new staff positions before adjourning.
The Board of Education held public hearings regarding the alteration of school district boundaries, approving a petition to attach property from the Prairie Farm School District and denying a petition to detach property to the same district. The meeting featured presentations from students, staff recognitions, and the approval of a consent agenda including vouchers, resignations, staffing appointments, donations, and fundraising requests. Furthermore, the board reviewed informational reports on food service, boiler plant operations, and enrollment. Key action items included the approval of several teacher and coaching resignations, procurement of technology equipment such as Ubiquiti switches and UPS backup power supplies, and the adoption of 2026-2027 course descriptions for the middle school.
This strategic plan outlines goals for the Barron Area School District to be accomplished by the end of the 2025-26 school year. Key focus areas include enhancing academics through curriculum development, literacy support, and staff training; fostering community and parent engagement; expanding extracurricular participation; improving facilities through new construction and team development; ensuring financial stability and planning; maintaining health and safety protocols; strengthening pupil services; upholding school board governance; optimizing school nutrition programs; advancing technology infrastructure and security; and improving transportation services.
The meeting included the Pledge of Allegiance and the reciting of the Mission Statement. Staff members Lorri Hinde and Doug Shipley were recognized in the Spotlight on Staff segment, and the Ridgeland-Dallas Elementary School was featured in the Spotlight on Education. Key actions involved approving the Consent Agenda, which included vouchers, resignations/retirements of several staff members, staffing recommendations for substitute positions, approval of various donations to school programs, approval of overnight trip requests for the Girls Soccer Program and High School Band/Choir, and approval of fundraising requests. Subsequent actions included approving resignations for the Director of Pupil Services and a Varsity Assistant Football Coach, approving the hires of two Special Education Assistants, approving the District's 2026-2027 Open Enrollment Space Determination, approving the High School 2026-2027 Course Descriptions, and approving the purchase of a commercial dishwasher, a planer, and 150 Chromebooks. Informational reports covered correspondence, Food Service, Boiler Plant, and Monthly Enrollment data, as well as committee reports.
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