Crook County School District Releases Warrants for Over $500 Expenses

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The Crook County School District #1 Board of Trustees has released a list of warrants, or approved payments, for bills exceeding $500 that were approved at their regular meeting on March 16, 2026 in Moorcroft, Wyoming. The warrants cover a wide range of expenses including classroom supplies, curriculum licenses, utilities, transportation, and travel costs for district staff and students.

Why it matters

The release of these warrants provides transparency into how the school district is spending public funds and the types of goods and services it is procuring to support educational programs and operations. This information is important for taxpayers and the community to understand how their tax dollars are being utilized by the school district.

The details

The warrants cover a diverse set of expenses, including $21,699.91 for supplies and curriculum from Amazon, $46,884 for heating system repairs, $12,021.46 for curriculum workbooks and applications from Cengage Learning, $9,926.89 for diesel fuel and DEF, and $19,294 in travel and supply costs on the district's VISA card. Other notable expenses include $7,700 for registration fees for a BARR conference, $12,356.50 in legal fees, and $35,464.54 for groceries and food service supplies from Sysco.

• The Crook County School District #1 Board of Trustees held their regular meeting on March 16, 2026 in Moorcroft, Wyoming.