The Board of Education of Argos Community Schools will meet for a Regular Board meeting and public hearing on the capital projects and bus replacement plans on Oct. 19, 2026, in the Dragon Center conference room at 7 p.m.
This meeting is a meeting of the School Board in public for the purpose of conducting the School
Corporation’s business and is not to be considered a public community meeting. There will be time for public participation as indicated on the agenda.
On the agenda:
Public Hearing on Capital Project and Bus Replacement Plans
Regular Meeting
Communication from patrons
Approval of minutes of regular meeting and public hearing September 21, 2026
Approval of personnel changes
Approval to offer the purchase of old MacBooks to staff
Approval of buyback offer of old MacBooks to Total Technology
Approval to recycle obsolete technology equipment
Approval of Core Mechanical Services pay app no. 5 for tunnel piping replacement
Approval of Ziolkowski Construction pay app no. 5 for exterior masonry repairs
Approval of LWC invoices 20026, 20027, 20028, 20029, and 20030
Approval of SPG Roofing pay app. no. 2 for roofing work
Approval of siding quote for Educational Center from V&M Construction
Approval of 2027 school district budget as advertised
Approval of 2027 Capital Projects plan and Bus Replacement plan as advertised
Approval of December 2026 stipend for certified/classified employees and administrators
Approval of claims
Approval of donations
Superintendent report
Financial report
Closing comments
Adjournment
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