Meeting

PCSSD Board Meeting

Body

Pulaski County Special School District PCSSD

Date

October 21, 2026

Jurisdiction

State & Local

🏗️ Construction & Infrastructure 📚 Education Physical Infrastructure

The Pulaski County Special School District Board meeting on October 21, 2026, included a construction update and financial report. District staff said the Robinson High School, Harris, and College Station Elementary projects remained on schedule and within budget. Robinson’s furnishings had been ordered; Harris’s classroom work was progressing, with a punch-list date discussed around December 1; and College Station is planned to open for the 2027–28 school year. A new pre-K playground is part of the College Station project, while a separate playground potentially donated by Pulaski County remained uncertain. No contract awards, bids, project dollar amounts, or new procurement approvals were identified. The finance report cited current-month expenditures of about $12.155 million, compared with about $12.979 million in the same period last year, and reported improved revenues and cash position.

The board also discussed a proposed direction for staff to develop a College Station reopening plan and review enrollment and attendance-zone concerns, with recommendations expected by February; the transcript does not clearly establish whether that resolution was adopted. The board approved prior meeting minutes, appointed a delegate to the Arkansas School Boards Association conference, and voted to terminate two employees’ contracts. The meeting also included academic performance updates, recognition of staff, and board comments.

Source

Pulaski County Special School District PCSSD