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Ogden board approves routine procurement, insurance renewal, handbooks and policy updates

June 09, 2026 | Ogden Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa


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Ogden board approves routine procurement, insurance renewal, handbooks and policy updates
The Ogden Community School District board approved a set of routine consent and action items, including procurement, insurance renewal and handbook updates.

Procurement: Staff recommended renewing annual food-service vendors; the district received one milk bidder and recommended PanO (PanO Gold) for bread; the board approved the recommended awards. The board also approved continuation of the equipment break-fix insurance program, with a renewal figure presented at about $41,900. Staff said the program helps offset equipment repair costs and that reimbursements through May totaled roughly $6,500 for the nutrition account; the district’s agent Nolan was cited as indicating a reimbursement rate around 75–80%.

Handbooks and policies: The board approved updates to the employee handbook (maternity leave, social media, gender identity and visitor provisions) and moved to approve student handbooks for preschool through high school with the caveat that student-discipline language will be amended in August once Department of Education guidance arrives to reflect newly passed state law. Staff also presented multiple policy revisions (including nutrition/wellness policy) as first readings or first-and-final readings per packet, and the board approved those actions as listed.

Fees and pricing: The board accepted a staff recommendation to increase meal prices by $0.10 for the coming year based on a standard formula; summer band lesson fees were left unchanged at $40.

No contentious debate occurred on these items; staff said they were primarily procedural and required by procurement or statute.

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