Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Eastern Pulaski Community School District.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Winamac
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
1,057
NCES ID
National Center for Education Statistics identifier.
1807110
Number of Schools
Total number of schools in the district.
3
Total Staff
Total number of staff members.
145.19
Highest Grade
Highest grade level offered.
Grade 12
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Eastern Pulaski Community School District
The meeting commenced with a pledge and recognized the Golden Girls Club with a spotlight on excellence for their positive impact on students. Key agenda items included the approval of the current agenda and financial items for January, such as bank statement balances, CD rollover, monthly claims, and transfers. The board approved personnel items. Discussions focused on the Winnac Tree Committee's plans, including planting 15 Crimson King maple trees around the softball field, planting a Liberty Elm on the Palasky County Courthouse lawn in partnership with America 250, donating saplings for Arbor Day, and planning Arbor Day activities. The board also approved the selection of Zo Education (formerly ENA) as the preferred provider for 2026 internet services, involving an upgrade to 1 gigabyte of dedicated service. Furthermore, numerous donations were accepted, including funds for elementary school supplies, a third-grade field trip, classroom resources, FFA, and prom, as well as over 60 'go bags' donated for emergency use. Finally, a presentation was given regarding the need to replace the original, non-ADA compliant elementary playground equipment, with a proposal to redo both existing playgrounds.
The meeting commenced with a Spotlight on Excellence, featuring a student reading his award-winning essay on patriotism for the Patriots Pen contest, which advanced to the state level. Key agenda items included the approval of the agenda, public comments section, and the reorganization of the Board of Trustees, where the President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Deputy Treasurer positions were filled through nominations and subsequent votes. The Board also approved bond positions and amounts, established regular meeting dates and times for the year, authorized board member compensation, appointed legal counsel (Lewis Capus Law Firm, with Monica Conrad for special education issues), and designated financial institutions (First Source Bank and First Federal Bank). Additionally, the Board approved conflict of interest forms, approved the minutes from the December regular meeting, reviewed December financial reports, approved personnel items, and conducted the second reading and approval of Neola policy updates concerning teacher tutoring compensation. Finally, a resolution authorizing the investment of public funds via reinvesting CDs was approved, along with initial discussions on donations.
The meeting included a spotlight on education featuring a school-based business called School Grounds. The agenda was approved, followed by a public comment period with no comments. Financial items were reviewed, including bank statement balances, monthly claims, transfers, and a multi-year contract with Prometheian. Personnel items were approved, with a discussion on bus driver staffing levels. A first reading of Neola's policy update was conducted, addressing revisions, corrections, replacements, and rescissions. Donations were approved, including support for the music program, a plasma cutter for the welding program, and various contributions to other school initiatives. A memorandum of understanding with 4C Health was approved to support skills-based trainers and therapists, and to enable the application for the secured schools grant. The JAG partnership commitment was renewed, highlighting the program's efforts to build student confidence and workplace skills. Finally, the insurance renewal was approved, with an increase in annual spending due to higher property values and claims history.
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