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Battle Ground School District 119
Work includes site preparation and parking lot improvements to accommodate the relocation of the Futures Program onto the Battle Ground High School campus. Site improvements include building pad preparation, foundation construction, parking lot modifications, new courtyard and outdoor gathering spaces, security fencing, utilities, and landscaping.
Posted Date
May 21, 2026
Due Date
Jun 16, 2026
Release: May 21, 2026
Battle Ground School District 119
Close: Jun 16, 2026
Work includes site preparation and parking lot improvements to accommodate the relocation of the Futures Program onto the Battle Ground High School campus. Site improvements include building pad preparation, foundation construction, parking lot modifications, new courtyard and outdoor gathering spaces, security fencing, utilities, and landscaping.
AvailableBattle Ground School District 119
work includes: New, fully complete 8,100 SF wood framed building on the Battle Ground High School campus. Building will include classrooms, shops, and support areas for construction trades vocational training.
Posted Date
May 15, 2026
Due Date
Jun 2, 2026
Release: May 15, 2026
Battle Ground School District 119
Close: Jun 2, 2026
work includes: New, fully complete 8,100 SF wood framed building on the Battle Ground High School campus. Building will include classrooms, shops, and support areas for construction trades vocational training.
Battle Ground School District 119
Establish a firm, fixed-price contract for the purchase and delivery of processed end products made from USDA chicken, turkey, and cheese commodities.
Posted Date
Jan 30, 2026
Due Date
Feb 20, 2026
Release: Jan 30, 2026
Battle Ground School District 119
Close: Feb 20, 2026
Establish a firm, fixed-price contract for the purchase and delivery of processed end products made from USDA chicken, turkey, and cheese commodities.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $75,000 for goods ($100,000 for public works), sole source could be considered, but avoid; the district rarely approves it—steer to a pre-competed cooperative.
Coops: If your product is on Sourcewell, OMNIA, or TIPS, use that contract; confirm access with Purchasing and loop in Facilities/IT.
Battle Ground School District 119, WA rarely uses sole source and follows Washington competitive bidding rules. Formal bids are required over $75,000 for goods and $100,000 for public works (RCW 28A.335.190).
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Battle Ground School District 119
This Training Agreement formalizes the provision of 'Ukeru®: The "Least Resistance" Approach to Crisis Intervention Training' by Grafton Integrated Health Network (GRAFTON) to Battle Ground School District (BATTLE GROUND). The agreement, effective from the training start date of August 20, 2024, outlines training details for 5 initial and 2 recertification participants, a one-year certification period, and payment terms including per-participant fees, travel, and equipment costs. It also covers intellectual property rights, termination conditions, liabilities, and dispute resolution mechanisms.
Effective Date
Aug 20, 2024
Expires
Effective: Aug 20, 2024
Battle Ground School District 119
Expires:
This Training Agreement formalizes the provision of 'Ukeru®: The "Least Resistance" Approach to Crisis Intervention Training' by Grafton Integrated Health Network (GRAFTON) to Battle Ground School District (BATTLE GROUND). The agreement, effective from the training start date of August 20, 2024, outlines training details for 5 initial and 2 recertification participants, a one-year certification period, and payment terms including per-participant fees, travel, and equipment costs. It also covers intellectual property rights, termination conditions, liabilities, and dispute resolution mechanisms.
Battle Ground School District 119
This document is Amendment #1 to Original Contract #TL 24-379 between Battle Ground Public Schools and David Cooke. The amendment specifies that there are no changes to the original agreement's terms, only a reallocation of the budget number. The original contract sum was $5000, and this amendment does not alter the total contract amount, which remains $5000.
Effective Date
Dec 3, 2024
Expires
Effective: Dec 3, 2024
Battle Ground School District 119
Expires:
This document is Amendment #1 to Original Contract #TL 24-379 between Battle Ground Public Schools and David Cooke. The amendment specifies that there are no changes to the original agreement's terms, only a reallocation of the budget number. The original contract sum was $5000, and this amendment does not alter the total contract amount, which remains $5000.
AvailableBattle Ground School District 119
This Training Agreement, dated July 9, 2025, is between Grafton Integrated Health Network (GRAFTON) and Battle Ground School District (BATTLE GROUND). GRAFTON will provide 'Ukeru®: The "Least Resistance" Approach to Crisis Management' train-the-trainer recertification to two BATTLE GROUND participants on August 6, 2025. BATTLE GROUND agrees to pay $495 per participant, plus travel expenses and costs for any ordered equipment. The certification grants a one-year license to train BATTLE GROUND employees. The agreement details intellectual property rights, liability limitations, indemnification, and dispute resolution, with the Commonwealth of Virginia as the governing law.
Effective Date
Aug 6, 2025
Expires
Effective: Aug 6, 2025
Battle Ground School District 119
Expires:
This Training Agreement, dated July 9, 2025, is between Grafton Integrated Health Network (GRAFTON) and Battle Ground School District (BATTLE GROUND). GRAFTON will provide 'Ukeru®: The "Least Resistance" Approach to Crisis Management' train-the-trainer recertification to two BATTLE GROUND participants on August 6, 2025. BATTLE GROUND agrees to pay $495 per participant, plus travel expenses and costs for any ordered equipment. The certification grants a one-year license to train BATTLE GROUND employees. The agreement details intellectual property rights, liability limitations, indemnification, and dispute resolution, with the Commonwealth of Virginia as the governing law.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Battle Ground School District 119
The board received updates from student groups regarding theatre and magnet programs, discussed legislative funding impacts, and received reports from various committees including audit and legislative. The board approved the award of USDA Foods processor contracts to JTM Provisions Co, Hormel Foods/Jennie-O, and Pilgrim's Pride Corp. Additionally, the board approved Resolution B-26 regarding property surplus and temporary construction easements for intersection improvements, and authorized waterline easements for the Battle Ground Virtual Academy campus. The board also engaged in discussions regarding community feedback on budget reductions.
The board discussed student feedback regarding budget cuts and recent school visits. Committee and director reports were provided, including updates on fundraising, legislative outreach, and networking events. The Superintendent reported on the 5th Street Expansion Project, advocacy for fully funding education, and coordination with local legislators. The board approved a significant donation from The Community Foundation Patrick Hough Endowment Fund for career and technical education, an access easement for a sewer project, and a resolution for reduced educational programs and a reduction in force due to financial instability and enrollment fluctuations.
The board convened for a special meeting to conduct an executive session regarding personnel matters and to complete the mid-year performance review of the Superintendent in accordance with board policy.
The board meeting included student presentations on electric circuit projects and updates on high school athletics, events, and student initiatives. A detailed K-4 literacy work session was conducted, covering volunteer literacy programs and district-wide progress in reading proficiency using research-based instructional materials. Committee reports were provided on legislative positions and community fundraising efforts. The board received updates on capital levy and facilities projects, along with reports on student achievements in academic competitions. New business included the approval of a significant hardware purchase for the district's phone system update. The meeting concluded with an executive session regarding a public employee performance review.
This strategic plan aims to inspire excellence by connecting every student to a positive future in a competitive global economy. It is built upon guiding principles including fostering opportunities, ensuring quality learning environments, promoting continuous improvement, supporting extended learning, setting high expectations, and prioritizing health and wellness. The plan serves as a framework to empower students to reach their highest potential and aligns district goals with community desired outcomes.
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