Sale of $400,000 of Building Bonds
Aug 20, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Sale of $400,000 of Building Bonds Series B of said School District, which Bonds will mature $400,000 annually in two (2) years from their date until paid.
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Aug 20, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Sale of $400,000 of Building Bonds Series B of said School District, which Bonds will mature $400,000 annually in two (2) years from their date until paid.
Aug 20, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Sale of $535,000 of Building Bonds Series A of said School District, which Bonds will mature $130,000 annually in two (2) years from their date and $135,000 annually each year thereafter until paid.
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City
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Waukomis
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
456
NCES ID
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4024510
Number of Schools
Total number of schools in the district.
3
Mascot
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Mustangs
Total Staff
Total number of staff members.
101.14
Highest Grade
Highest grade level offered.
Grade 12
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Pioneer-Pleasant Vale School District 1056
The key discussion items for this meeting included the consideration and potential approval of several Purchase Orders from the general fund, building fund, transportation bond fund, and Bond Fund 39. The Board also planned to consider and possibly take action on approving the District school calendar for the 2026-2027 school year. Further items involved considering the adoption of a resolution approving and affirming a Lease/Purchase Agreement and authorizing necessary documents, as well as considering the disbursement of Carnival profits within the activity fund. The agenda also reserved time for Principal's and Superintendent's Reports and any new business.
The agenda includes approval of purchase orders from various funds, approval of activity account transactions for Pioneer High School and Pleasant Vale Elementary, and changing the name of 'Krush' to 'Elementary Flower Fund' in the Activity Fund. The board will consider approving teacher and staff stipends, lay coaches for football, baseball and track, a part-time custodian, a special education aid, a state-mandated cell phone policy, a contract with YMCA for the after-school program, and a list of approved communication apps. They will also discuss subsidizing school meals for students. Additionally, the agenda includes appointing an acting President and/or Clerk for executing documents related to the bond sale, resolutions for determining maturities and setting dates for the sale of Building Bonds Series A and B, and hiring EDD Therapy Services for PT Services. The meeting will also include principals' and superintendents' reports, new business, and a vote to adjourn.
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The board meeting agenda includes voting on purchase orders from the general, building, and transportation funds; appointing Brent Koontz as the official representative to handle various financial matters; approving transactions in activity accounts; establishing a purchase order overage policy; creating a new activity fund subaccount; naming receiving clerks; closing subaccounts and transferring funds; convening in executive session to discuss contracts and personnel; signing employee contracts; considering support personnel hiring; deciding on legal counsel, accounting software, and E-Rate policies; taking action on gift policies, workers' compensation insurance, and hiring various personnel; reviewing reports; declaring the school year to be based on total hours; hearing public input on budgets; delegating authority for fundraisers; approving contracts for career tech programs, drug testing, E-Rate services, and statewide alternative education funds; approving open transfers; renewing agreements; approving a memorandum of understanding for Head Start; considering adjunct teacher hires; reviewing district report cards; approving contracts for child nutrition, internet filtering, and agriculture education; approving the Oklahoma State Minimum Teacher Salary Schedule; considering a Title 3 consortium and partnership for capital improvement projects; approving the ACT test for secondary testing; approving a resolution for E-Rate; approving deregulation for counseling services; approving the district auditor and budget preparation; considering support personnel hires; replacing personnel in an activity fund subaccount; reviewing and discussing federal programs; reviewing and approving the school/parent compact, parent engagement policy, CDAP plan, and schoolwide plan; reviewing ESSER funds and plans; reviewing the safe return plan; reviewing the college drop-out/remediation report; reimbursing Phil Semrad; reviewing principals' and superintendents' reports; and adjourning the meeting.
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