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Board approves bond resolution and multiple curriculum and facilities purchases
Summary
At its Jan. 28 meeting the Kansas City, Kansas Board of Education approved a general obligation bond sale resolution and several purchases, including a $1.3 million middle-school math curriculum expansion, a $91,704 high-school biology curriculum, and $459,648 in HVAC equipment for Arrowhead Middle School.
The Kansas City, Kansas Board of Education on Jan. 28 approved a resolution authorizing the sale of general obligation bonds and voted to buy several instructional and facilities items, including an expansion of the i‑Ready math program for grades 6–8, the OpenSciEd high‑school biology curriculum, and 44 variable air volume (VAV) boxes for Arrowhead Middle School.
Board members approved the bond sale resolution in a roll-call vote after a brief presentation; the motion passed unanimously. Superintendent Anna Stubblefield and district staff previously briefed the board on the bond proceeds at a special meeting and…
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