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DeWitt board approves $11.5 million line of credit, awards $226,435 Chromebook contract and hires new middle school principal
Summary
The DeWitt Public Schools Board of Education approved a resolution establishing an $11.5 million line of credit, awarded a $226,435 contract for 700 Chromebooks to REMC, and approved the hire of Becky Maniga as the district's middle school principal; all items were approved by voice vote.
The DeWitt Public Schools Board of Education approved a resolution to establish a line of credit of $11,500,000 and awarded a $226,435 contract for 700 Chromebooks with licenses to REMC, the board said during its meeting. The board also approved the professional hire of Becky Maniga as the district's new middle school principal. All three items were approved by voice vote (members responded "Aye").
Rob Spagnolo, identified in the meeting as assistant superintendent for finance and operations, recommended the line of credit for the district's use in financing building and site needs. The Chromebook award was presented as part of the 2021 building and site capital project; the vendor and amount were read into the record as a statewide bid for 700 Chromebooks with licenses totaling $226,435.
Becky Maniga was introduced under the consent agenda as the district's new middle school principal and was welcomed by board members. No individual roll-call vote totals were stated in the transcript; each measure was adopted by voice vote after a motion and a second.
What happens next: The board adopted the measures and moved on to other business; the transcript does not specify implementation dates for the line of credit or the Chromebook delivery schedule.
