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Board approves capital‑reserve facilities work and a contract for EC therapy services
Summary
The board approved multiple capital‑reserve projects — HVAC/chiller work, door replacements and roof repairs — and approved a contract with ProCare Therapy to provide licensed early‑childhood services at $70/hour as an interim hire replacement; staff said capital reserve and state funds will cover the projects and contract.
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The Caswell County Board of Education approved several vendor recommendations for facilities work drawn from the district’s capital reserve and authorized a contract for early‑childhood (EC) therapy services to replace an unfilled EC teacher position.
On capital projects, staff presented quotes and scopes for chillers/HVAC, door replacements and roof repairs at multiple school sites. Staff explained selection and procurement steps, including use of state contract pricing and OmniPartners procurement where applicable. For one vendor (the original equipment contractor), staff said additional quotes were not available because the district owns the installed system; the board approved proceeding with the recommended vendors and funding from the capital reserve.
On student services, the EC director and staff asked the board to approve a contract with ProCare Therapy to provide licensed services while the district continues to recruit for a permanent hire. The proposed vendor rate is $70 per hour; staff explained the estimate of approximately $44,800 for the remainder of the year based on 8‑hour days and the contract start/end dates discussed in the packet. Board members compared the contract cost to a fully employed teacher (including benefits) and staff clarified the contract does not carry employer benefit costs because ProCare is a vendor arrangement.
All motions for the items presented — the HVAC/chiller quote, door replacements, roof repairs and the ProCare Therapy contract — were seconded and approved by voice vote; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the meeting minutes.
The board also asked staff to return with additional documentation and quotes for phased roof and drainage repairs before executing remaining capital projects.

