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Northshore Education Consortium
Provide musical instruments.
Posted Date
Jun 18, 2026
Due Date
Jul 20, 2026
Release: Jun 18, 2026
Northshore Education Consortium
Close: Jul 20, 2026
Provide musical instruments.
AvailableNorthshore Education Consortium
Provide hvac repair and installation project involving equipment, parts, accessories, air compressors, condensate equipment, controls, drives, indoor air quality tests, motors, pumps, compressors, valves, and power systems.
Posted Date
Apr 29, 2026
Due Date
Jun 2, 2026
Release: Apr 29, 2026
Northshore Education Consortium
Close: Jun 2, 2026
Provide hvac repair and installation project involving equipment, parts, accessories, air compressors, condensate equipment, controls, drives, indoor air quality tests, motors, pumps, compressors, valves, and power systems.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Northshore Education Consortium
The board discussed the Executive Director's report regarding DESE review, regional collaborations, and challenges related to new state regulations on student discipline policies. The finance committee presented reports on tuition collections, cash flow management, and the line of credit status. The board reviewed and approved the proposed FY2027 budget and tuition rates, as well as an updated Wellness Policy. Discussions were held regarding the rebranding and potential relocation of the Recovery High School program to a new site, with a request for further financial and lease details. Additionally, the board began preliminary planning for future leadership transitions.
The Board of Directors met to discuss and approve a proposed lease for the Recovery High School program at the Cummings Center. Key discussion topics included a review of the projected program budget, anticipated expenses such as rent and staffing, and the impact of the lease on overall financial operations. The Board also reviewed enrollment data, potential for program expansion, and the specifics of the lease agreement, including the termination clause and build-out costs. A motion was passed to authorize the execution of the lease, contingent upon the presentation of an expansion plan for the KOG program by June.
The committee reviewed the February financial report, noting tuition revenue collections at 67.5% and discussing progress on paying down the line of credit. Updates were provided on cash flow projections, including the approval of pre-billing transportation contracts and potential resource-sharing collaborations. The committee reviewed the second draft of the FY2027 budget, confirming that the current detailed presentation format will be maintained for the full board. Discussion also included projected tuition rate increases, potential additional recovery high school funding from DESE, and a grant application to the Tower Foundation.
The meeting will cover the Executive Director's report and a finance report, including the treasurer's report and financial updates with year-end projections. Additionally, the agenda includes discussions on the expansion of KOG, updates to discipline policies via the Policy Committee, a proposal from Litix, and various updates regarding the Recovery High School, including rebranding and philanthropic support. The session will conclude with discussions on board leadership for the upcoming fiscal year.
The Board of Directors meeting addressed several operational and financial matters. The Executive Director provided an overview of programmatic highlights, budget, and transportation. The Treasurer's report reviewed cash flow, revenue collections, and line of credit status. The Board reviewed and approved the proposed FY27 Budget and tuition rate structure. Discussions regarding a long-range vision for a regional transportation hub and the demonstration of the 7D Connect platform took place, resulting in an approved increase to the overhead rate for transportation services. The Board also moved forward with a first reading of an updated Wellness Policy, received an update on the Recovery High School rebranding and site selection process, and discussed the impact of the Juneteenth holiday on the school calendar.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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