Logan-Magnolia Community School February 11, 2026 The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Education of the Logan-Magnolia Community School District was held on the above date at 6:00 P.M. in the high school media center. Roll call vote was answered by, Vice-President Derrick Mether, Director Travis Kuhlman, Director Nikki Allen, and Director Leslie Vicary, and Superintendent Jacob Hedger, Secondary Principal Blake Dickinson, and Business Manger Daniel Mikels. Please see the attached list for everyone else attending the meeting. President Julie Witte was absent. 2. Review/Change/Approve Agenda Leslie Vicary moved to approve the agenda, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, carried. 4-0. 3. Public Speakers No public speaker spoke. 4. Administrators/Directors’ Reports 9 athletes and Coach Hinkel spoke to the board about last season and the plan and hopes for this season. They shared their position and their favorite memories from last season. Elementary Principal Jill Kiger’s Report was presented by Mr. Hedger Noteworthy events: * Our first One School, One Book event is underway. Students and staff kicked off the event with an assembly on January 29. Every family has the opportunity to read the book at home and teachers read it at school as well. * The elementary continues to celebrate our Capturing Kids Hearts winners and recently found out we’ve been nominated for a National Showcase School award. Selected schools will be announced in late spring. Our strategist, Jimmy Dawson, will be here February 12 to talk to staff. * The new Social Studies Standards are out and Elizabeth Meeker has been working to identify changes and planning for the next year. * The district is hosting three student teachers currently and will be adding two practicum students soon. The elementary are excited to learn and grow with these future educators. * March is a busy and engaging month. Highlights include the elementary musical on March 6, parent-teacher conferences on March 9–10, and student concerts later in the month. ISASP testing dates have been finalized, and field trip schedules are coming together. * FAST testing has wrapped up. Highlights of the data include: - *2% increase in overall literacy proficiency from fall - *Kindergarten (which includes TK) has 80% of students proficient in literacy - *3% increase in overall math proficiency from fall (80 to 83) Secondary Principal Blake Dickinson * Notable moments: - Our Top Cats were nominated and selected for demonstrating the trait of responsibility: ** 6th Grade: Madison Konecny, 7th Grade: Madalyn Mether, 8th Grade: Olivia Davie, 9th Grade: Aiden King, 10th Grade: Xander Pitt, 11th Grade: Chay Frazier, 12th Grade: Masen Rhiley * Special Olympics - Four students competed in the basketball skills competition at IWCC. All 4 got 1st place in their division and qualified for the state competition in Iowa City in March. * Cabin Fever Week - Activities included: spoon game, capture the flag, R,P,S tournament, cup-reach game, pep rally, SnoCo dance (King & Queen: Adam Roden & Makennah Bales) * Wrestling - State qualifiers - Gracyn Stone, Teagan Carritt and Mary Bowman punched tickets - Boys team qualified for state duals - Max Wingert - 100th pin * Fine Arts - Four students qualified for State Speech: Jaxen Kreisel, Trevin Kurth, Cecilia Alvis and Bailey Blevins - Jazz band earned a “1” rating at Lewis Central competition - Show choir has started their season and competed at state this week * Student Groups - Nine upperclassmen attended the Nebraska Character Academy Conference in Omaha - The Principals’ Advisory Council, a nine-student group that meets monthly to provide feedback and discuss current issues in the school, met for the first time. Superintendent Jacob Hedger * February 2-6 was School Counselor Appreciation Week * Facility/Construction Items - - Updated “to do” list. - The timeline for the Science classroom renovation is moving along well. - Administration is also working to find solutions for the lack of ventilation in the FCS room and moving a block wall to create a larger restroom for a handicap lift. - Administration are seeking options for a handicapped accessible van/bus. - The half wall out front is being tuckpointed. * Monthly Newsletter - February Newsletter * Staff Brags - - Kurtis Hinkel - Though most people do not realize this, he is covering a van route because of a medical issue with a driver and having another driver retire. We are thankful for not having much snow because he does the snow removal himself. He is tasked with a lot of things, and just keeps finding ways to get stuff done. - Special Olympics Leaders - Mrs. Killpack, Ms. Carley, and Ms. Linnea are amazing at working with our Special Olympics team members. Their efforts bring great pride to our school and joy to our students. - High School Wrestling Teams - Congratulations to the athletes, but also to their coaches. The season is a long, labor driven season with lots of ups and downs. Their accomplishments should definitely be celebrated. - Jake Krueger - He has utilized several in–house, real world projects around the school. His students have built shelving and other like projects to support. * Open Teaching/Staff Positions: - Asst. HS Boys Soccer - Asst. HS Football - Paraeducator - Van driver - Asst. JH Football Coach * Updates - Facility Needs Plan - The intercom system has been fully implemented and all the updates and upgrades are currently working thanks to Mr. Christensen. * Legislative Happenings: - SSA - 1.75%??? - Property Tax change - Cash at all events? - Budget Guarantee funding? - Changes to SAVE funds - Full year of Government - Comprehensive School Improvement planning update * Tami Dunham was chosen as the Educator of the Year by the Logan, Iowa Community Foundation. 5. Consent Agenda Approve Minutes, Bills, and Financial Statements Travis Kuhlman moved to approve the consent agenda, prepaid bills, board bills, financial statements, and minutes of January 8, 2026, January 14, 2026, and February 2, 2026, meetings. The motion was seconded by Leslie Vicary, discussion, carried. 4-0. Fundraising – None listed. Open-Enrollment in- Evan & Taylor Mikels-1 student Cheyanne Shotkoski-1 student Shawn & Amanda Zapata -2 students Decca Ambrose-1 student Ashley Whited-1 student Dayanis Velazquez- 3 Students Jeremy Lease- 1 Student Open-Enrollment Out- None Personnel- Resignations- Mason Loftus – JH Football Coach, Kim Mattingly Elementary Teacher Contracts- Amelia Evans and Jordan Heese Elementary Teachers Librarian – Mary Micheal Volunteer- Amelia Evans Softball 6. Graduation Marlene Monico spoke to the board about moving the graduation date in 2026. She spoke about why their family chose this school. She talked about the school vision and mission statement. Topics covered different colleges and universities graduation dates, community input and the surveys sent out. She presented a list of questions for the board. No action was taken 7. Community Foundation Brianne Niedermeyer spoke to them about the updates and progress of initiatives that the community foundation is working on. She fielded questions from the board. 8. Facility Improvements Mr. Hedger spoke to the board about renovation of the playground. Mr. Hedger would like to put this into our 3-year goal, with each of the year completing a portion, while also being able to use grant opportunities if they arise. The board discussed different options they would like administration to investigate. Mr. Hedger spoke to the board about the floor scrubber presentation. No decision was made while admin continues to look at more machines and options. Nikki Allen moved to approve the bid of $5,195.43 as presented for the fence on the playground to get a price for galvanized as it would match the current fence over there, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, discussed, carried. 4-0. The board discussed the bid of $9,294.44 as presented for the fence by the cooling units. No action was taken. Travis Kuhlman moved to approve Moy Electric for repair of existing parking lot lights for $9,782.00, seconded by Nikki Allen, discussed, carried. 4-0. 9. Policy Updates Leslie Vicary moved to change 103.E1 Annual Notice of Nondiscrimination as presented, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, discussed, carried. 4-0. Leslie Vicary moved to change 501.9 Chronic Absenteeism and Truancy as presented, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, discussed, carried. 4-0. 10. Operational Sharing Travis Kuhlman moved to approve the Operational Sharing Agreement with West Harrison Community School District for FY 26-27 to share Business Manager Functions, seconded by Leslie Vicary, carried. 4-0. Travis Kuhlman moved to approve the Operational Sharing Agreement with West Harrison Community School District for FY 26-27 to share Human Resource Functions, seconded by Leslie Vicary, carried. 4-0. Travis Kuhlman moved to approve the Operational Sharing Agreement with West Harrison Community School District for FY 26-27 to share Maintenance and Transportation functions, seconded by Leslie Vicary, carried. 4-0 11. Construction- Pay Apps and Change Orders A. No pay apps for February 2026 yet 12. Dates for Budget Hearings The board discussed setting the dates for the budget process, the first hearing that would discuss max tax rate would be March 25, 2025, and the final budget hearing would be Aprill 22, 2026. 13. Nutrition Program RFP Travis Kuhlman moved to approve the RFP for the Nutrition Program for 26-27, seconded by Nikki Allen, discussed, carried 4-0. 14. Instructional Support Levy Resolution to Consider Continued Participation in the Instructional Support Program and to Schedule a Public Hearing Travis Kuhlman moved to approve the attached resolution above and set the hearing date and time to March 4, 2026, at 6:00P.M. In the media center at 1200 North 2nd Ave, Logan, IA 51546, seconded by Leslie Vicary, discussed, carried 4-0. AYES: Leslie Vicary, Travis Kuhlman, Derrick Mether, Nikki Allen The Notice of Hearing to be published is titled "Notice of Consideration of Proposal to Continue Participation in the Instructional Support Program." Please verify the date and time of the hearing contained in the Notice. 15. Calendars 2026-2027 School Year Mr. Hedger presented the 26-27 school calendar; the board spoke about it and answered questions. It will be approved at the public hearing March 4, 2026. 16. Trap Shooting Mr. Dickinson spoke to the board about what he heard back from other schools, the boys’ association and girls’ union. 17. Negotiations (Exempt Sessions) Travis Kuhlman moved into exempt session at 8:28 P.M. pursuant to Iowa code section 21.9, seconded by Derrick Mether, carried. 4-0. Leslie Vicary moved to go into open session at 9:10 P.M. pursuant to Iowa code section 21.9, seconded by Derrick Mether, carried. 4-0. 18. Correspondence The board wanted to thank Rick O’Neill and his family for his over 23 years of service at the school, as he passed on January 24, 2026. 19. Adjournment The next board meeting is March 4, 2026. Leslie Vicary moved to adjourn the meeting at 9:13 P.M., seconded by Travis Kuhlman, carried. 4-0. President Secretary OPERATING FUND ACCESS SYSTEMS INC., LEASE AGREEMENT COPIERS 913.15 AGRILAND FS, INC., 1,577.20 GAL OF BIODIESEL, 484.8 GAL OF GASOHOL, BURNISHER SUPPLIES, ICE MELT, 52.75 GAL DIESEL 5,298.35 AHLERS & COONEY PC, LEGAL SERVICES 330.00 AIRGAS USA, LLC, INST SUPP IND ARTS, IND ARTS PARTS 758.87 AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES, SUPPLIES IND ARTS, JH BOOKS, DOME SUPPLIES, FCS SUPPLIES, GEN SUPP OFFICE, INST SUPP, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES, GRANT SUPPLLIES JH MATH, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES SPED LEVEL3, LIBRARY BOOKS, SUPPLIES HOSA CLASS, JH MATH GRANT, SUPPLIES, KG/1ST SUPPLIES, PLANT OPERATION & MAINT SUP., CHAIR KING FOUND. 3,842.16 AMERICAN COLOR IMAGING, gen supplies classroom 96.40 BARRET PITT, 29.204 GAL OF BIODIESEL 99.26 BORUFF PLUMBING, PLUMBING SERVICE 1,092.79 BPA DIRECTOR OF FINANCE, ADVISOR AND CHAP, VOTING DELEG, BPA STUDENTS 2,325.00 BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL OF AMERICA- IOWA ASSOCIATION, BPA REG. CONF FALL LEAD 675.00 CAM HIGH SCHOOL, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA-TLC, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA PD, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA EI 3,177.14 CAPITAL ONE BANK, DUES & FEES, TRAVEL CHOIR, INSTR SUPPLIES JH MATH GRANT, WINDOW, REPAIR PARTS, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES MUSIC, WOODS CLASS PLANS, DUES & FEES - EARLY LITERACY, SERV SAFE FCS, TRAVEL BOARD, TRAVEL ALL STATE MUSIC, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES, SUPP IND ARTS DONATION, GENERAL SUPPLIES, POSTAGE, ALL STATE, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES LEVEL 3, CREDIT, CREDIT LIFT 5,457.69 CAPITAL SANITARY SUPPLY CO, PLANT OPERATION & MAINT SUP. 2,211.97 CENTRAL IOWA DISTRIBUTING INC, PLANT OPERATION & MAINT SUP. 860.00 CHASE, LANAE, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES NURSE CLASS 17.00 CHRIS ERICKSON, TRAINER COVERAGE FB/WREST./XC 3,520.00 CITY OF LOGAN, WATER 4,166.91 CLARK PEST & TERMITE CONTROL CO, PEST CONTROL 800.00 CORNHUSKER INT'L TRUCKS INC, REPAIR PARTS 120.59 COUNTRY HARDWARE, IND ARTS, BUS REAPIR PARTS, PLANT OPERATION & MAINT SUP. 659.35 DREES COMPANY, BACKFLOW INSPECTION 398.00 DUNHAM HARDWOODS, RESALE WOODS 1,474.34 EMI TEC, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES 494.81 ESSER, JOSEPH, INST. SUPPL HISTORY 28.56 FAMILY, CAREER AND COMMUNITY LEADERS OF AMERICA, FCCLA CHAP DUES 520.00 GOPHER SPORT, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES SPED KING GRANT 1,098.58 GRAFFIX INC., GENERAL SUPPLIES- COMM PARTNERS 23.00 GREEN HILLS AEA FIDUCIARY FUND, DATA CONS., SBI, SPED REP, ELL SERVICES 25,032.75 HARLAN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA-TLC, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA EI, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA PD 4,267.63 HARRISON COUNTY AUDITOR, ELECTION SERVICES 2,010.80 HARRISON COUNTY TIMES - NEWS, WINTER SPORTS PROGRAMS, LEGAL PRINTING, ENVOLOPES, NEWS ADVERTISING 4,244.06 HARTMAN PUBLISHING, HOSA TEXTBOOKS 660.30 HEARTLAND SCHOOL, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA 32,195.00 IA SCHOOL FINANCE INFORMATION SERV INC, BUDGET WEBINAR 300.00 IITEA TECH AND EDU CONF, IITEA TECH AND ED CONF. 100.00 IOWA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK, PORT CHARGE/INTERNET 1,442.92 IOWA DEPT OF HUMAN SERVICES, MEDICAID PAYABLE TO STATE 4,240.72 IOWA H S MUSIC ASSOC, ALL STATE REG. 60.00 IOWA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASSOCIATION, DIST LARGE GROUP SOEECH, 25-26 member ship 187.00 IOWA WESTERN COMM. COLLEGE, ONLINE COLLEGE CLASSES, COLLEGE EARLY START, MED TERM AND HTH PROG 79,465.75 J W PEPPER & SON INC, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES, ELEM MUSIC, HS MUSIC 556.29 JAYMAR BUSINESS FORMS, TAX FORMS 180.48 LAKESHORE, RUG 631.35 LOFTUS HEATING, INC., REPLACE PULLEY, REPAIR PARTS MOTOR, REPAIR PARTS, REPLACE ORIFICES FOR UNITS, REPLACE CRANK CASE 1,857.09 LOGAN AUTO SUPPLY, REPAIR PARTS 2,009.56 LOGAN SUPER FOODS, FOOD FCS, SUPP 754.81 MATH LEARNING CENTER, THE, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES 2,172.40 MENARDS, PLANT OPERATION & MAINT SUP., RESALE WOODS, TOOLS WOODS CLASS 2,044.06 MID AMERICA COUNCIL, 2ND QTR STEM 1,006.25 MID-BELL MUSIC, EQUIPMENT REPAIR SERVICES 617.27 MIDAMERICAN ENERGY, GAS & ELECTRICITY 46,494.70 MO VALLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA-TLC, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA EI, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA PD 64,014.45 MO VALLEY TIRES, LLC, FLAT TIRE REPAIR 52.43 MORNINGSIDE UNIVERSITY, ARTS FESTIVAL REGISTRATION 120.00 OFFICE DEPOT, SUPPLIES 1,001.75 OMAHA COMPOUND, TOWELS/CLEANER, PLANT OPERATION & MAINT SUP. 2,762.68 PAPER TIGER SHREDDING, PAPER SHREDDING 113.04 PAPILLION SANITATION, GARBAGE COLLECTION 2,241.76 PERFECTION LEARNING CORP., WORKBOOKS 336.75 PITNEY BOWES, POSTAGE 196.92 POLY-TEX, GREENHOUSE 200.00 PRO TRAININGS, LLC, CPR CERT 399.50 READTHERORY EDUCATION SERVICES, REG 58 STUDENTS 315.00 REALLY GOOD STUFF, CLASSROOM SUPPLIES 26.94 ROGUE, EQUIPMENT WEIGHTROOM 1,577.86 SCHOOL NURSE SUPPLY, INC., GENERAL SUPPLIES 416.18 SHARON CHASE, REIM FOR CERT CLASS 39.95 SIGN DEPOT LLC, GENERAL SUPPLIES- COMM PARTNERS 28.05 SKILLS USA IA, CONF FEES 1,100.00 SKILLSUSA, MEMBERSHIP 193.00 SPARKY'S WELDING, cover for wall 270.00 STUDENT TRANSPORT, eldt platform sub 1,000.00 TEACH EARLY CHILDHOOD IOWA, DUES & FEES 226.29 TRI-CENTER HIGH SCHOOL, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA-TLC, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA EI, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA PD, CC ENROLLMENT 1ST 25-26 4,782.86 ULINE, pallet forks 506.16 USI, lamination film 132.69 VERIZON WIRELESS, TELEPHONE 153.92 WATER ENGINEERING, PURCHASED SERVICES 440.00 WEST HARRISON COMM SCH DIST, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA-TLC, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA EI, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA PD, TRANS 25-26, SHARED HR 25-26, SPED TUITION OUT 36,278.53 WINDSTREAM IOWA COMMUNICATIONS, TELEPHONE 536.19 WOODBINE COMM SCH DIST, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA-TLC, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA EI, OPEN ENROLLMENT-WITHIN IA PD, OPEN ENROLLMENT SPED LEVEL 1 76,809.77 WOODHOUSE, REPAIR SERVICE VAN 552.65 WORKWISE COMPLIANCE, GENERAL SUPPLIES 812.58 Fund Total: 450,628.01 CAPITAL PROJECTS GENESIS CONTRACTING GROUP, Correction: ELEM APP #14 0.14 Fund Total: 0.14 LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX ABLE LOCKSMITHS, REKEY THE ELEM. 7,151.25 ACCESS SYSTEMS INC., LEASE AGREEMENT COPIERS 1,985.76 DECKER EQUIPMENT, DESKS 1,754.02 GENESIS CONTRACTING GROUP, DOME P[AY APP 19R, Reversal: ELEM APP #14, Correction: ELEM APP #14, ELEM APP #14 532,080.60 GREEN HILLS AEA FIDUCIARY FUND, ADOBE SOFTWAre computers 1,050.00 SANDAU BROS SIGN CO INC, DOME LETTERING 2,943.19 Fund Total: 546,964.82 PHYSICAL PLANT & EQUIPMENT BRANDING INC. DBA AL'S JOHNS, STORAGE CONT. 2,725.00 HIGH PARK CONSTRUCTION LLC, CROWS NEST 2,187.85 PREMIER F+E, FOLDING CHAIRS 3,662.40 TRUCK CENTER COMPANIES, ENT COVER 72 MONTHS 13,845.00 Fund Total: 22,420.25 Checking Account Total: 1,020,013.22 STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES, BB CHEER, CONCESSIONS, supplies stud council 640.05 ARGOTSINGER, MATTHEW, OFFICIATING BB 2/6/26 170.00 BELLE PLAINE HIGH SCHOOL, BOYS WRESTLING 125.00 BELT, RICHARD, OFFICIATING BB 2/6/26 80.00 BRYCE SHABEN, OFFICIATING BB 1/22/26, JV BB 1/22/26, JH 1/29/26, JH 1/30/26, BB 2/5/26 610.00 BUHS, JORDAN, OFFICIATING VAR BB 1/5/26 180.00 CAPITAL ONE BANK, SOCCER REG GIRLS CAMP, CONCESSIONS, GENERAL SUPPLIES, FB DUES, BASEBALL CLINIC, FINALS TICKET RESALE, SHOW CHOIR UNIFORMS 6,552.77 CHESTERMAN COMPANY, VENDING, CONCESSIONS 3,911.49 CHRIS GIRRES, OFFICIATING BB 2/6/26 170.00 COLLINS, DEVIN, OFFICIATING G WREST. TOURN 1/10/25 375.00 DANNCO INC, RECONDITION HELMETS AND MASK 1,396.90 EDDIE JACKSON, OFFICIATING 1/16/26 BB 80.00 HARLAN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, JV BOYS WRESTLING 115.00 HEIMAN, CORY, OFFICIATING BB 1/22/26 170.00 HUNTER, JOE, OFFICIATING BB 2/2/26 170.00 IOWA H.S.BASEBALL COACHES ASSN, COACHES CLINIC X2 406.00 ISDTA, state reg and mem 376.00 JACOB MUSFELDT, OFFICIATING BB 1/20/26, BB 2/2/26 210.00 JASON KNICKMAN, OFFICIATING BB 1/22/26 170.00 JENSEN, KOLTON, OFFICIATING jv wrest., JH 2/2/26 370.00 JIM TOKHIEM, OFFICIATING 1/16/26 BB, BB 2/6/26 160.00 KARL HEIMAN, OFFICIATING BB 1/22/26 170.00 KIP SHANKS, OFFICIATING BB 1/20/26 170.00 KRUSE, SEAN, OFFICIATING BB 1/27/26 170.00 LE MARS COMMUNITY SCHOOL, BOYS WRESTLING TOURN 200.00 LEWIS CENTRAL COMM SCHOOL, CB CLASSIC REG. 350.00 LOFTUS, CHRISTOPHER, OFFICIATING jv wrest., JH 2/2/26 370.00 LOGAN SUPER FOODS, FOOD ROOMS TOURN, CONCESSIONS 769.05 LOGAN-MO VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB, PURCHASED SERVICES 825.00 LUCAS, NICK, OFFICIATING G BB 1/2/26, BB 1/9/26 340.00 MARTIN BROTHERS, TACO MEAT CONCESSIONS 488.10 MATT REA, OFFICIATING 1/16/26 BB 170.00 MORGAN WATERS, TRACK WRESTLING 100.00 MOTHERSHEAD, TOMMY, OFFICIATING G WREST. TOURN 1/10/25, jv wrest. 625.00 MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL, ROYALTY 550.00 NELIGH, ROBERT, SNOW CO DANCE 400.00 OLERICH, CARTER, OFFICIATING G BB 1/2/26, BB 1/9/26 340.00 PETERSEN, NILES, OFFICIATING VAR BB 1/5/26 180.00 POUNDS PRINTING, PANTHER PRINTS 1,336.00 QUANDT, BRENDON, OFFICIATING 1/16/26 BB 170.00 RANDY BAXTER, OFFICIATING BB 1/20/26 170.00 REGG CARNES, OFFICIATING 1/15/26 BB, BB 1/27/26, BB 1/5/26, BB 2/2/26 550.00 RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, WRESTLING TOURN 190.00 SCHABEN, JOSH, OFFICIATING BB 1/22/26, JV BB 1/22/26, JH 1/29/26, JH 1/30/26, BB 1/9/26, BB 2/5/26 710.00 SERGEANT BLUFF LUTON SCHOOLS, JV WRESLING TOURN 160.00 SHAWN COLLINS, OFFICIATING BB 1/9/26, BB 2/2/26 340.00 SHAWN PETERSEN, OFFICIATING VAR BB 1/5/26 180.00 SIDNEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, WRESTLING TOURN 125.00 SPIER, RAYMOND, OFFICIATING G WREST. TOURN 1/10/25 350.00 SPOMER, KURT, OFFICIATING BB 2/6/26 170.00 TIM BLUM, OFFICIATING 1/15/26 BB 170.00 TURNEY, TRENT, OFFICIATING 1/16/26 BB, BB 1/5/26 260.00 VAN NESS, CODY, OFFICIATING BB 1/27/26 130.00 VARSITY SPIRIT FASHIONS, CHEERLEADER UNIFORMS- WREST CHEER 551.30 VAUGHN, JEROME, OFFICIATING 1/16/26 BB, BB 1/27/26, BB 2/2/26 510.00 WALL, BRIAN, OFFICIATING 1/15/26 JV BB, BB 1/9/26 230.00 WALLING, DAVE, OFFICIATING G WREST. TOURN 1/10/25 375.00 WALTERS, JOHN, OFFICIATING G WREST. TOURN 1/10/25 325.00 WAYNE GRUNDLE, OFFICIATING 1/15/26 BB 170.00 WEGNER, SAM, OFFICIATING 1/15/26 JV BB, BB 1/20/26, BB 1/27/26 390.00 WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, DIST FB FEES 300.00 WHITEHILL, KEVIN, OFFICIATING 1/16/26 BB 130.00 YORK, JOSHUA, OFFICIATING G BB 1/2/26, BB 1/20/26 340.00 Fund Total: 30,987.66 LATCH KEY PROGRAM AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES, PANTHER ROOM SUPPLIES 128.41 MARTIN BROTHERS, FOOD PR/KC 716.84 Fund Total: 845.25 Checking Account Total: 31,832.91 SCHOOL NUTRITION FUND AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES, FOOD, SUPPLIES 92.44 CHESTERMAN COMPANY, LUNCH LINE 1,716.66 HILAND DAIRY FOODS, FOOD 6,123.51 LOGAN SUPER FOODS, FOODS 32.38 MARTIN BROTHERS, FOOD CREDIT, FOOD, SUPPLIES 43,505.21 PAN-O-GOLD BAKING CO, FOOD 614.65 RAPIDS WHOLESALE, ELECTRIC CAN OPENER 901.23 Fund Total: 52,986.08 Checking Account Total: 52,986.08 HCTR 2-18-26
