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Board approves assessment and professional-learning plans, two Raptor contracts and appliance bid; several actions carried by voice or roll-call votes
Summary
The Wentzville R-IV School Board approved multiple administrative plans and procurement contracts, including the district assessment plan, the district professional learning plan, two Raptor Technologies contracts and the REACH appliances bid.
The Wentzville R-IV School Board approved multiple administrative plans and procurement contracts during the meeting.
District assessment plan: The board voted to approve the District Assessment Plan as presented. The item was approved by voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the meeting transcript.
District professional learning plan: The board voted to approve the District Professional Learning Plan as presented. The motion passed by voice vote after a motion and second; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
Raptor Technologies contracts (Samuelson and Duelo sites): The board approved two contracts with Raptor Technologies for school security/visitor management systems. Both contracts were approved on roll-call votes. For the Raptor Technologies Samuelson contract the roll call shows: Secretary Beasenthal (Aye), Dr. Olsen (Nay), Director Wei (Aye), Director Lewis (Aye), President Scott (Aye), Vice President Walsh (Aye), Dr. Henke (Nay). The meeting recorded the same individual pattern for the Raptor Technologies Duelo contract. Both motions carried.
REACH appliances bid: The board approved the REACH appliances bid. The item was discussed at length with board members expressing concern about bid pricing versus local retail and options to solicit more local bids; the motion passed on a voice vote (tally not specified in the transcript).
October bill list: The board approved the October bill list, including a purchase of district copiers, by voice vote; the transcript recorded the motion, second and a voice vote in favor.
Ending: For some items (the two Raptor contracts) the transcript recorded roll-call votes by name; for other items approval was via voice vote and the transcript did not provide a numerical tally. The board recorded its approvals and moved on to first readings and additional agenda business.
