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Board declares surplus technology and equipment, plans disposal
Summary
The board declared a batch of surplus property including older iPads and a high-school T-shirt screen printer, authorizing district staff to sell or otherwise dispose of the items to free space and capital.
The Worthington School Board approved a motion to declare surplus property that includes a large contingent of older student iPads and a high-school T-shirt screen printer that has not been used for several years.
District staff said the items will be sold to free space and potentially generate some capital. "We're looking to sell those off and free up some space and some capital," a staff member said while presenting the surplus list.
Vote: The board moved, seconded and approved the surplus declaration by voice vote.
Provenance: The item began with the staff presentation of surplus items and concluded with the board's vote to declare them surplus.
