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Cameron Parish School District
Work includes warehouse renovation.
Posted Date
Mar 3, 2026
Due Date
Mar 31, 2026
Release: Mar 3, 2026
Cameron Parish School District
Close: Mar 31, 2026
Work includes warehouse renovation.
AvailableCameron Parish School District
Property sale.
Posted Date
Aug 11, 2025
Due Date
Sep 8, 2025
Release: Aug 11, 2025
Cameron Parish School District
Close: Sep 8, 2025
Property sale.
Cameron Parish School District
School gymnasium.
Posted Date
Jun 26, 2025
Due Date
Aug 7, 2025
Release: Jun 26, 2025
Cameron Parish School District
Close: Aug 7, 2025
School gymnasium.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Cameron Parish School District
The meeting covered the approval of the agenda and the payment of bills. Key discussions involved receiving financial statements and reports of current investments. The Board approved several items related to land leases and extensions, including an extension of five years to a lease on Section 16-T14S-R8W, a lease request on Section 16-T14S-R13W, and approval for the LA Storage Pipeline Project documents, contingent upon state cleanup verification. Furthermore, the Board authorized advertising Notice for Bids for renewals across several sections. Updates were provided regarding current construction bid activities and ongoing FEMA, CDBG, and General Fund projects. Policy revisions were approved in accordance with ACT 479 of the Louisiana Legislative Session 2025 Update Part II, covering areas like Sales of Surplus Equipment, Behavioral Health Support, Emergency Management, and Employee Conduct. Finally, the Board approved the 2026-2027 Cameron Parish School Board District Calendar, and the Superintendent presented his performance objectives report.
Key discussion topics for this meeting include the authorization of bill payments and receipt of the financial statement and reports of current investments. The Board is scheduled to adopt millage rates for the 2026 tax year via a roll call vote. Discussions with the District Attorney Office involve a revenue report, the Black Bayou PILOT Proposal, CPSB land tracts, lease extension clarifications, and a School Board LONO request. Further actions include considering the posting of the Ten Commandments in classrooms, reviewing current construction activities and updates from Maintenance/Transportation, approving the annual continued employment resolution for support and substitute employees, and addressing the 13th check allocation for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The agenda also includes a review of the School Secretary/Bookkeeper job description and the Superintendent's Report.
The board meeting included the approval of the agenda and payment of bills. Key discussions involved receiving the Financial Statement and Reports of Current Investments. The board approved the acceptance of the Independent Auditor's Report and received updates on property income reports and construction bid activities, including FEMA, CDBG, and General Fund projects. Renewal for one-year term non-binding restoration contract agreements for Large Loss Turn Key Projects was approved. Furthermore, the board reviewed revisions to several policies in accordance with ACT 479 from the Louisiana Legislative Session 2025 Update Part II. Confirmation of School Board Member training hours earned in 2025 was also received. The Superintendent presented his performance objectives report. The board entered into and subsequently exited Executive Session to discuss Hurricane Litigation Update and an update on JDEC.
The meeting agenda included consideration and authorization of bill payments, receipt of financial statements and reports of current investments, and discussion regarding Hackberry High School Arbitrage. Key items under the District Attorney Office involved discussion of revenue reports, extensions for specific sections (Section 16-T14S-R8W), a lease request for Section 16-T14S-R13W, the proposed LAS Notice and Release Documents for the LA Storage Pipeline Project, and advertising a Notice for Bids for renewals on multiple sections. Construction activities review covered updates on FEMA, CDBG, and General Fund projects, as well as maintenance and transportation updates. The Board was set to consider revisions to several policies (e.g., DFM, JGCF, EBBC, GBRA, GBC, GBN, BCBB, DJE) following the 2025 Louisiana Legislative Session updates. Additionally, the 2026-2027 School Board District Calendar was up for review, followed by the Superintendent's Report.
The agenda was approved, followed by the approval of payment of bills. The Board received and reviewed the Financial Statement and Reports of Current Investments, along with a monthly report on property income. Key actions included the approval of a resolution to sell property located at 510 Marshall St. Cameron, LA. Updates were received regarding construction activities (bids, quotes, and current projects funded by FEMA, CDBG, and General Funds) and maintenance/transportation reports. The Board approved revisions to several policies in accordance with ACT 479 from the Louisiana Legislative Session 2025 Update Part II, covering topics like Equal Opportunity Employer, Equal Education Opportunity, and student discipline. Information was received and approved for naming the Early Learning Center at Johnson Bayou High School as the Joni Smith ELC. The 2026 meeting schedule was approved. Finally, the Board approved taking necessary action to relocate Grand Lake 6th grade to the high school and adding a 5th-grade section as necessary. The Superintendent's report detailed efforts related to Human Resource Management, District Operations, Student Growth and Achievement, and Communication/Community Relations.
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