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The board is considering action on a new math curriculum for grades 6–12, with the committee having approved McGraw Hill’s Reveal Math program. The agenda notes a five‑year package quote of 15890.87 if courses are capped at 16 students, and includes links to the Reveal Math website, sample student edition, and a detailed quote. This item is listed as an action consent and discussion under Old Business, signaling that vendor selection is effectively made and the board decision is about purchase approval and scope. For vendors, this reveals McGraw Hill as the likely incumbent for secondary math for at least five years and a concrete spend level, which matters for adjacent content, supplemental digital tools, assessment, and professional development services. Follow‑on conversations can focus on implementation support, teacher training, and complementary STEM or intervention solutions that integrate alongside Reveal Math.

Contract Award
$15,890Jun 15, 2026

At the May 12, 2026 board meeting, the Council recreation district authorized spending for cameras, lawnmower repairs, and sprinkler repairs related to its recreation and baseball park facilities. The board approved a motion to spend up to 2500 for cameras, lawnmower, and sprinkler repairs, and noted they are waiting for a bid to get power to cameras at Boise-Cascade Park while a sprinkler contractor is already addressing broken sprinklers and wiring. This indicates small but active facilities maintenance work, with some vendor engagement already in place (Umbrella sprinklers working on irrigation and a pending electrical bid for camera power). While the primary purchasing decision for this batch of work has effectively been approved, vendors in small-engine repair, security cameras, and electrical services may still find near-term opportunities if the district seeks additional quotes or follow-on enhancements to the rec and ballfield infrastructure.

Contract Award
$2,500May 12, 2026

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