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The Finance Committee recommended, and the Board approved, multiple 2026‑series bids: Art Supply Bid 2026‑08 ($52,061.17) to a slate including Blick Art, Cascade School Supplies, and others; Stock Supply Bid 2026‑14 ($23,063.29) to Cascade, Kurtz Brothers, and others; Athletic Equipment and Supplies Bid 2026‑12 ($27,282.62) to BSN Sports and others; Food Service Chemicals RFP 2026‑11 to Crystal Chemical for three school years (cost not to exceed $12,000 per year); Fleet Repair Parts & Accessories Bid 2026‑13 to numerous parts suppliers for 2026‑2029; and Furniture Bid 2026‑07 to Kurtz Brothers and WB Mason (not to exceed $26,194.41). These awards lock in discount levels and vendors for a wide range of consumables and operational supplies. These decisions define the primary vendors and price structures for routine materials and services over the next one to three years, limiting immediate competitive opportunities in those specific categories. However, the awarded vendors may seek subcontractors, and competitors can use this to understand Centennial’s spend, contract horizons, and where to focus future bids or value‑add offerings (e.g., specialized equipment, design services, or items outside the awarded catalogs).
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$140,601Jun 23, 2026The Board approved the purchase of digital licenses for Laprea Decodable Texts to be used by elementary reading specialists, with a district cost not to exceed $537. This is listed as a new purchase, adding a decodable text resource to support foundational literacy instruction at the elementary level. Though small in dollar value, the decision demonstrates the district’s focus on evidence‑aligned early reading supports and digital resources for intervention staff. Vendors in literacy assessment, phonics programs, and supplemental reading tools can view this as a signal of ongoing investment in structured literacy approaches and an opportunity to discuss broader solutions that complement the Laprea resource and the district’s new Reading Horizons special education adoption.
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$537Jun 23, 2026The Board approved several special education tuition and placement agreements: a Compensation Educational Fund Agreement for Student 1‑8 with an education fund of $35,000 and parent legal fees up to $20,000; renewal ESY tuition contract with New Hope Academy for Student 4‑8 at $6,000 for summer 2026; 2026 ESY renewal contract with PA School for the Deaf for Student 13‑7‑13 totaling $12,384 plus related services billed per unit; a placement agreement for Student 26‑5 to attend The Springtime School for 2026‑27 and 2027‑28, including ESY, at up to $147,337.66 per year; and tuition for Student 13‑19 to attend The Quaker School for 2026‑27 at an estimated $58,415 in lieu of district‑provided FAPE. These actions secure services with a mix of private schools and specialized providers. While each item is student‑specific and already awarded, collectively they signal substantial and ongoing reliance on out‑of‑district placements and specialized ESY programming. Private schools and specialized service providers in the region can view this as evidence of Centennial’s willingness to fund non‑district options when needed, while solution providers focused on in‑district program building (e.g., autism programs, behavioral supports, intensive literacy) can position offerings that may reduce future reliance on expensive out‑of‑district placements.
Contract Award
$279Jun 23, 2026The Board approved several significant special education curriculum purchases: Second Step special education curriculum (up to $21,888), STAR Autism Support curriculum (up to $24,865), Reading Horizons special education curriculum (up to $89,782.97), and Attainment Company supplemental special education curriculum (up to $12,471.90). Each item is marked as a new purchase, reflecting a broad refresh and expansion of specialized instructional resources across the district. These awards define key curricular vendors in social‑emotional learning, autism support, literacy, and supplemental materials for special education. While the initial purchasing decisions are made, implementation, training, fidelity monitoring, and potential add‑on modules or digital components will be ongoing through 2026‑27. Other vendors can use this intelligence to understand the district’s instructional ecosystem, identify integration or professional development gaps, and position complementary tools or future replacement options as staff gain experience with these programs.
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