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Deer Creek board approves equipment, devices and policy updates in unanimous votes
Summary
At the meeting the board approved a consent agenda and multiple business motions — including $63,510.85 for kitchen equipment, $33,725 for classroom line boards, and a $455,274.13 device lease/purchase — and adopted policy and personnel items, all by recorded 4-0 votes.
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The Deer Creek School Board approved a series of routine and business items in unanimous votes during its meeting.
Consent agenda: The board approved consent agenda items 1 through 6 with a single motion and recorded roll-call "yes" votes from Lay, Adamson, Keane and Gibbs; motion carried 4-0.
Kitchen equipment: The board approved a quote from Oswald Restaurant Supply for a Vulcan convection oven and AccuTemp steamers for Grove Valley and Rose Union elementaries, plus a True Display food merchandiser for Deer Creek High School, at a total cost of $63,510.85 to be paid from the child nutrition fund. Staff noted the items will update kitchen capacity and increase meal-service options.
Line boards: The board approved purchase of 12 line boards and balance boxes from Howard Technology for $33,725. Staff clarified a funding source discrepancy on the record and confirmed the purchase would be paid from the general fund; motion carried 4-0.
Devices: The board approved a lease/purchase through Insight Financial Services for 650 Chromebooks ($233,447.25), 650 iPads ($203,860.80), and 20 MacBooks ($17,966.08), for a total of $455,274.13 to be paid from the general fund. Staff noted this follows the district's standard device lifecycle and allows for rotation and purchase opportunities at end of life.
Other actions: The board approved third-quarter district capacity for student transfers (changes to openings by grade and school), changes to policies IKF (graduation and diploma) and JHB (comprehensive wellness), and the superintendent's personnel recommendations; all motions carried by recorded 4-0 votes.
Each item was discussed briefly on the record and then approved without dissent.

