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Sheldon ISD board approves roughly $3.81 million FF&E contract for CE King campus, accepts mural donation
Summary
Sheldon ISD trustees approved a recommendation to award a cooperative-purchase contract for furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) for CE King High School’s ninth- and tenth-grade campus and accepted a private donation to fund a Panther Den mural; an intruder-detection audit review was also accepted.
SHELDON, Texas — The Sheldon ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve a recommendation to contract with McCoy Rockford (cooperative partnership) to furnish furniture, fixtures and equipment for CE King High School’s ninth- and tenth-grade campus, with the presenter stating a not-to-exceed price of $3,809,991 as read into the record.
Board members also accepted a donation from Michael Bridal Brennan of OH9 Holdings LLC to pay for a mural on the exterior of the Panther Den to be completed by I for Art. The board approved the donation by unanimous vote.
At the same meeting trustees reviewed findings and a corrective-action plan from an intruder-detection audit at Carroll Elementary conducted by Region 4 ESE for the Texas Education Agency; the board voted to accept the review and corrective plan as presented.
The contract recommendation was introduced by district staff during the meeting. "It is recommended that the board of trustees approve McCoy Rockford, cooperative partnership to furnish FF and E for the CE King High School's ninth and tenth grade campus for the price not to exceed $3,809,991," the presenter said during the motion item. The board’s motion to approve the recommendation was made by Ms. Kristen Williams White and seconded by Ms. Randall; the presiding officer called the vote and the motion passed unanimously.
On the mural donation, the presenter described the gift and the intended contractor. Ms. Williams White moved to accept the donation; Ms. Randall seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
District staff told the board the intruder-detection audit and corrective-action plan had been shared earlier at the Dec. 2 board workshop and recommended for board review. Trustees voted to accept the plan without amendment.
The meeting record shows the contract price as stated in the presentation; transcript language around cents and punctuation was unclear. The exact contract document and final purchase order should be consulted for the definitive contract amount and terms.
The board adjourned to closed session later in the evening for real-property and personnel matters and reconvened to take personnel action, including approval of recommended 2025–26 contracts and a supplemental-pay item totaling $4,000.
