District overview

Phoenix Central School District

How Phoenix schools are governed and changing.

Who makes district decisions?

An elected board governs three schools

The Board of Education sets policy, approves contracts and staffing, adopts the proposed budget, and oversees district facilities.

The NCES roster includes one elementary school, one middle school, and one high school.

The April 6, 2026 BoardDocs record names Dr. Ryan Lanigan for appointment as superintendent.

Current records include budget adoption and a proposed reserve for capital projects and buses.

The current public XML exposes agenda-item headings but does not consistently include narrative minutes, dollar amounts, or vote results.

District schoolscontext

3 schools

NCES CCD roster.

Official meeting records reviewedverified

16 meetings

Bid awards listed March 9, 2026

The official record lists Phase 2 bid awards and environmental review as board business.

Next: Later records should document awarded vendors, costs, construction timing, and affected schools.

The accessible item index does not state the project amount or funding source.

The official BoardDocs XML was reviewed meeting by meeting for the trailing year.

We read every agenda, packet, and set of minutes, and write up the decisions that affect families — each one linked to the document it came from.