The USD 377 school board will be facing a decision on whether they want to outsource their sports medicine contract or keep it in-house for the next school year.
The board Monday night learned they have a trained individual within the school system that may be able to handle the duties instead of going with their regular provider, Kansas Orthopedics.
Superintendent Steve Wiseman says either way, the issue has importance in keeping athletes safe.
(Play Audio) RT: :30
The board also heard preliminary discussion on the KSHAA football re-classification vote.
ACCHS is currently the school in 3A in the highest enrollment and re-classification is being discussed to bring the bottom 16 4A teams down to 3A in football only.
Wiseman says he’s not in favor of the proposal.
(Audio Continues) RT: :07
The board also approved the leasing of two new buses, costing the district 140 thousand dollars after the trade-out of the two old ones.
The board also heard about long-term maintenance project proposals.
Wiseman says that includes 819 thousand dollars of improvements for the elementary school, 130 thousand dollars at the junior/senior high school and 14 thousand at the central office.
Of the 819 thousand, a majority of it is for the need of a new heat and air system.
The board is still prioritizing the projects that would get funded.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Couple arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
Hartman sentencing in the hands of judge
Fr. Courtney disciplined by Lincoln Diocese
Traffic stop sends driver to DHS custody
Update: Atchison boil water advisory lifted
Leavenworth area motorcyclist killed in Platte Co MO crash
Competency evaluation sought for man charged in murder of Seneca priest
Longtime BC Dean, leader, remembered
New Sabetha city administrator hired
Property damage in DUI leaves Iowa man charged
Hearing set on proposed Nemaha Co Land Development Code
Topeka man arrested after Jackson Co pursuit and manhunt
Ozawkie man injured in Jeff Co crash
Grand Opening held for Underground Railroad exhibit in Falls City
Woman arrested in Jackson Co on meth charge
Sheriff's Office releases 3rd quarter 2025 patrol statistics
Public health advisories lifted for two local lakes
KDOT approves bids for area projects
LATEST STORIES
Doniphan Co RWD no longer under boil water advisory
Property damage in DUI leaves Iowa man charged
Probation for LV woman convicted in child death
New Sabetha city administrator hired
Woman arrested in Jackson Co on meth charge
Boil water advisory rescinded for Atchison Co RWD 5C
RELATED STORIES
USD 377 to Demolish Two District Buildings
USD 377 Seek to Demolish Old Buildings
USD 377 Seek to Demolish Old Buildings
Teen Injured in Atchison Co Accident
Valley Falls Track Renovations Progressing
JCN Board to Act on High School Addition Proposal