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Blue River Valley School District
Blue River Valley Phase 2 Roof Replacement.
Posted Date
Jun 13, 2026
Due Date
Jul 30, 2026
Release: Jun 13, 2026
Blue River Valley School District
Close: Jul 30, 2026
Blue River Valley Phase 2 Roof Replacement.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Blue River Valley School District
The board approved the meeting agenda and reviewed several contractual and personnel items. Discussion included the approval of an Edgenuity contract for credit recovery and Spanish instruction, along with a daycare memorandum of understanding. The board also addressed administrative contracts for the Director of Student Services and the Elementary Principal/Director of Special Education. Additionally, the board approved a supplemental teacher contract for a new hire and reviewed the July personnel report, which included various staff transfers and new appointments.
The board discussed key operational and school-related matters including school accomplishments, graduation feedback, and various summer programs. A public hearing was conducted regarding an amendment to a lease agreement for a school project, followed by the adoption of multiple resolutions concerning project needs, contract assignments, and bond issuance. Additionally, the board handled financial reports, payroll, claims, and personnel changes, including the resignation of the elementary principal and the transition of a new principal to the role.
The board meeting included a student spotlight recognizing sixth-grade students for problem-solving initiatives. Key discussions and actions involved the review and approval of the financial report, payroll and claims, several grant applications including Title 2A professional development and a grant for the Viking Vault, and multiple donations for prom and athletic programs. Additionally, the board approved a food service contract with Chartwells for the upcoming school year, a student transfer report, overnight field trips for academic and athletic activities, and a personnel report covering resignations, retirements, and new hires.
The board conducted a reorganizational meeting to appoint a President, Vice President, and Secretary, and established the annual schedule for regular board meetings. Other key items included setting annual compensation for board members, appointing representatives for the Indiana State School Board Association and the Newcastle Career Center Governing Board, and designating legal counsel, the district treasurer, and purchasing agents. Additionally, the board recognized a staff member for their contributions to the fine arts program, discussed upcoming legislative liaison responsibilities, and approved budget appropriation transfers.
The board meeting included the recognition of student athletes and coaches for their achievements, including state championships. Key discussions and actions included the review and approval of the meeting agenda, acceptance of several generous donations to support elementary students and facilities, and the approval of coaching contracts. The board also addressed updates to elementary student handbooks, professional development plans, emergency management protocols, and approved financial revisions and budget matters.
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