Logan City School District seeks a qualified employee benefits consultant and insurance broker to serve as a strategic partner. The engagement is intended to support competitive, sustainable employee benefits while managing public funds responsibly. The solicitation is identified as LCSD10052026, issued October 5, 2026, and due November 6, 2026; the District’s Current Bids page does not expose an individual RFP notice or primary document.
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Jun 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Logan High School Board Work Session
The board met to discuss a vision for the school's athletics department, aiming to move away from piecemeal decision-making toward a more unified strategy. Key topics included defining what constitutes a winning program, the impact of school choice on enrollment and competitiveness, and the balance between athletic success and the overall student experience. Discussion also focused on the importance of compensation and organizational culture in retaining coaches and supporting student athletes, with a focus on creating a positive environment that attracts and keeps talent at the school.
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Logan City School District seeks a qualified employee benefits consultant and insurance broker to serve as a strategic partner. The engagement is intended to support competitive, sustainable employee benefits while managing public funds responsibly. The solicitation is identified as LCSD10052026, issued October 5, 2026, and due November 6, 2026; the District’s Current Bids page does not expose an individual RFP notice or primary document.
May 18, 2026
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BoardMeeting
Board
Standards and Assessment Committee Live Meeting
The committee discussed updates to the core standards review process, including recommendations to require a minimum five-year implementation period before revision, implementing a formal application process for writing committees, and establishing a 45-day public review period. There was also discussion regarding the role of a subcommittee in the revision process and the possibility of designating spokespeople for writing committees to facilitate communication with the board while maintaining privacy for individual contributors. Additionally, the committee addressed the impact of new social studies and civics legislation on standard revisions and the logistics of coordinating with writing committee members.
May 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind Committee Committee Meeting
The committee held a standing meeting to discuss the implementation of language and communication plans for deaf and hard of hearing students, emphasizing the need for a collaborative approach to support students and families. Additionally, the committee reviewed and approved a draft policy for the Bridges to Community Readiness post-high school services program. This discussion included an amendment to clarify application and prioritization processes for students, particularly those with an Individual Education Program (IEP) and those who have graduated with a standard diploma.
May 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Law and Licensing Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed a 2027 legislative policy request form, discussing the inclusion of consequences of action, the role of FTEs in new programs, and the vetting process for potential policy proposals with stakeholders. Additionally, the committee heard a waiver request from the Iron County School District to move to a four-day school week, debating the impact on student learning outcomes, services for students with disabilities, and supervision needs for students on the fifth day.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
