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Board approves up to $63,055 for CTE Ag truck; maintenance note, FEMA reimbursements and central‑plant needs discussed
Summary
Trustees approved purchasing an agricultural truck for the district's CTE/FFA program for up to $63,055 from Classic Chevrolet, to be paid from the maintenance note. The board also reviewed the maintenance note balance, FEMA project reimbursements, an estimated $7 million central‑plant HVAC replacement need, and bus‑fleet shortfalls.
The Stafford Municipal School Board on Sept. 22 approved the purchase of an agricultural truck from Classic Chevrolet for an amount not to exceed $63,055, to be paid from the district’s maintenance note. The motion passed unanimously, 6-0.
CFO Josh Bostick told trustees the current CTE/FFA truck is about 20 years old and no longer suitable for long‑distance transport of animals or program equipment. Staff said the vehicle will support FFA activities and occasional student transport for small groups when appropriate adult supervision is present. Danielle Ferrajoda, the FFA instructor (introduced during the meeting), was identified as the program lead; staff reported the barn currently houses nine animals (including four goats) and the Ag…
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