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Contracts over $50,000 approved

·Loveland·Larimer County

From the Thompson School District Board of Education meeting of

The board approved contracts and purchases over $50,000, including $121,948.50 for athletic trainers, $822,182.45 for out-of-district placement at TSD Sierra School and $106,340.29 for Euna Solutions’ annual budget subscription. The memorandum says the expenditures were included in the 2026-27 budget adopted June 17, 2026, or approved through the amended or supplemental budget process; recurring contracts will be reviewed annually. Staff will monitor spending and contract performance, notify the board of material cost deviations and present additional contracts exceeding $50,000 as needed.

Adopted with the consent agenda (carried).

More from this meeting

  1. Thompson School District Board of Education, Oct. 21, 2026

    Thompson school board approves five-year student achievement plan; Thompson board sets 64% third-grade English language arts target, 6-0; Thompson schools add pregnancy, parental status to nondiscrimination policy, 5-1; 9 consent items adopted.

  2. Item 6.1Thompson school board approves five-year student achievement plan

    The districtwide goals cover literacy, math, equity and high school completion. A rollout plan is intended to help staff take ownership, with communication and training aimed at staff, families and community members; no training timeline or format is listed.

  3. Item 6.2Thompson board sets 64% third-grade English language arts target

    The other goals cover fifth- and eighth-grade math, graduation and narrower achievement and growth gaps between student groups. The plan calls for progress monitoring through local assessments at the beginning, middle and end of each year.

  4. Item 6.3, Item 6.4 and Item 6.5Thompson schools add pregnancy, parental status to nondiscrimination policy

    The Thompson School District Board of Education approved a revised nondiscrimination policy Oct. 21, adding pregnancy and parental status to its protected-class list.

  5. Item 6.6Thompson school board approves chart without two director positions

    The revised policy will be posted on the district website, and the organizational chart will be reviewed annually after each school year begins. The revisions reflect roles eliminated for 2026-27.

  6. Item 7.1Thompson district projects $4.44 million drop in general fund balance

    The plan includes a $3 million draw already built into the budget, while moving staff from the Medicaid fund to the General Fund also contributes to the projected decline.