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The district is extending the completion deadline for the Mineral County High School gym HVAC upgrade due to delayed delivery of the main electrical panel. Contractor Oasis Air Conditioning & Heating now has until August 17, 2026 to reach substantial completion under Project PWP-MI-2025-343. This confirms a major HVAC modernization is underway, with potential follow-on needs for controls, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance once the system is in service.
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$1,882,583Jul 21, 2026The board will consider approval of multiple non-employee special education contracts for 2026-2027, covering school psychology, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, behavior analysis, and vision services. Named providers include ProCare-assigned professionals (Dr. Suzanne Roepke, Dr. Leota Tucker, Debra Tilton, Anetra Beaufort), Integrative Solutions Consulting LLC for BCBA services, and All About Vision LLC for vision instruction, with a combined not-to-exceed total of 305,951.97 funded from SPED 250 and Special Project budgets. These contracts indicate that the district relies on outsourced specialists to meet IDEA and special education service requirements, and the agenda positions these as renewals or continuations for approval. For vendors, this clarifies the incumbent agencies and spend level for key SPED disciplines, creating future opportunities around supplemental staffing, teletherapy, program evaluation, and coverage for vacancies or expansion of services.
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$305,951Jun 16, 2026The board approved a slate of non-employee special education contracts for school psychologists, OT, SLP, BCBA, and vision services totaling over $293,000 across SPED funds. Vendors include individual practitioners and ProCare, Integrative Solutions Consulting LLC, and All About Vision LLC. This confirms current providers and spend, useful for specialists looking at future renewals, additional related services, or staffing alternatives.
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$293,594Jun 16, 2026Mineral County School District is considering approval of its annual renewal proposal with the Nevada Public Agency Insurance Pool Pact (POOL) for fiscal year 2026-2027, with an indicated premium of 244,941.24 from the General Fund. This board agenda item signals continuation of districtwide insurance coverage for property, liability, and related risks through POOL/PACT. While the renewal is framed for approval at this meeting, POOL/PACT appears to be the incumbent provider and likely to continue coverage for the upcoming fiscal year. For vendors, this clarifies that the district’s core insurance placement is already decided for 2026-2027, but it also establishes the incumbent and approximate spend level, which can inform future competitive positioning, risk management consulting, safety training, and loss control services for subsequent renewal cycles.
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$244,941Jun 16, 2026The board approved renewal of the district’s Pool Pact insurance coverage for $244,941.24. This confirms their incumbent risk pool partner and sets the baseline for property, liability, and related coverages. Insurance and risk-service providers can track this renewal for future safety, claims management, or loss-control service add‑ons ahead of the next renewal cycle.
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$244,941Jun 16, 2026Mineral County School District plans to approve a K–6 science curriculum purchase through Amplify, funded at 145,402.36 from AB495 grant dollars. The package includes lab kits, workbooks, teacher editions, and professional development aligned to Nevada Science Standards. This positions Amplify as the core K–6 science provider for the district under a grant-funded cycle. For vendors, the decision provides clarity on the incumbent curriculum and reveals substantial AB495 investment, opening possibilities for implementation coaching, supplemental digital tools, data and assessment services, and future renewal planning once the grant period concludes.
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$145,402Jun 16, 2026The board will consider approval of a high school Tier 1 supplemental science curriculum package, Open Sci Ed through Carolina, covering Biology, Chemistry, and Visual Body courses. The materials include lab kits, workbooks, teacher editions, and professional development, funded at 45,104.72 from AB495 grant funds. This indicates the district has selected Carolina as the vendor for OpenSciEd high school materials and PD for at least one cycle. For curriculum and PD providers, this reveals the district’s adoption of OpenSciEd and AB495 grant usage, setting up potential follow-on needs such as implementation coaching, additional materials, digital integrations, and future renewals or expansions to other grades or courses.
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$45,105Jun 16, 2026The agenda includes discussion and possible approval of a 7th and 8th grade science curriculum adoption using Open Sci Ed through Carolina. Like the high school purchase, it includes lab kits, workbooks, teacher editions, and professional development aligned to Nevada Science Standards, with a budget of 28,050.84 from AB495 grant funds. This shows the district is standardizing on OpenSciEd for middle grades as well and investing in PD to support the shift. For vendors, this opens up follow-on opportunities around middle school teacher training, coaching cycles, assessment development, and complementary digital platforms that work well with OpenSciEd content and lab experiences.
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$28,051Jun 16, 2026The board will consider approval of a one-year subscription to Imagine Learning MyPath as a K–12 Tier I, grade-level reading and math intervention. The subscription costs 26,750.00 and is funded through an FY25 Title I, Part A Revision 3 grant. This decision indicates the district has selected Imagine Learning MyPath as its primary intervention platform for at least one year across all grades. For EdTech and instructional vendors, this highlights the current intervention ecosystem, the use of Title I funds for technology, and potential needs around implementation training, data usage coaching, integration with SIS/LMS, and planning for renewal or alternative options after the one-year term.
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$26,750Jun 16, 2026Mineral County School District has entered into an Addendum A teleservices assignment with New Direction Solutions, LLC dba ProCare Therapy, using VocoVision and practitioner Leota Tucker to provide tele-psychology services. The assignment runs from August 17, 2026, through June 3, 2027, at 4 hours per week and a bill rate of 112.57 per hour, for a not-to-exceed total of 16210.08. This contract confirms MCSD’s use of teletherapy for specialized psychological services without district-provided equipment, indicating a hybrid service model alongside in-person supports. While the provider is set for 2026-27, vendors providing teletherapy platforms, scheduling, documentation systems, or alternative service models can target future cycles or complementary offerings to improve how MCSD manages and integrates tele-psych services.
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Government Agencies in Mineral County, Nevada
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Walker Lake Volunteer Fire Department (part of Mineral County Fire Protection District)
Fire District
Mount Grant General Hospital
Public Hospital
Mineral County School District
School594 students
Mineral County
County4,475 pop.
Luning Volunteer Fire Department (part of Mineral County Fire Protection District)
Fire District
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