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Board declares 36‑inch table saw and elementary guided‑reading books surplus
Summary
Board declared a 36‑inch safety tabletop saw (over 20 years old) and a set of fourth‑through sixth‑grade guided‑reading books as surplus property so they can be removed from inventory and disposed of per district policy.
The Worthington School Board approved a motion to declare a 36‑inch safety tabletop saw and several fourth‑through‑sixth‑grade guided‑reading books surplus. Staff told the board the tabletop saw is more than 20 years old, has reached end of life and has not been used recently; the books were moved to surplus because of curriculum changes. The board approved the surplus declaration by motion and voice vote; staff will follow district procedures to dispose of or sell surplus items. Why it matters: surplus declarations clear equipment and materials from district inventory and allow the district to replace aging or obsolete items or to reallocate proceeds from any sale.
