Contract AwardProfessional ServicesDetected Aug 13, 2025

The district is approving a memorandum of understanding with the North Inland Special Education Region (NISER) for a Consolidated Services Program for the 2025-26 year. This program is designed to help small districts obtain special education providers by combining service needs, consolidating contracting efforts, and assisting in the management of providers to ensure quality delivery. Under the MOU, NISER will enter into master contracts with various companies for required special education services instead of the district contracting directly, with costs coming from the Special Education budget.For vendors of special education therapies, assessments, and related services, this indicates that access to work with Spencer Valley will be mediated through NISER’s regional contracts, creating opportunities to position services with NISER and to support implementation and quality assurance at the district level.

Historically, the district entered into master contracts directly with various companies; under this MOU that function shifts to NISER.

Spencer Valley ElementaryParticipation in NISER consolidated special education services program

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Capital plan & early discussion

Next 1–2 Q

Scoping & vendor outreach window

6–18 mo

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