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Board approves $29,610.78 kitchen equipment bid and accepts consent agenda
Summary
The board approved a $29,610.78 bid from Kearney and Sloan for a multifunction cooking appliance funded by the federal child nutrition program and a $20,000 grant, and unanimously approved the consent agenda and several paid bills including technology and landscaping payments.
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The board approved a procurement and cleared the consent agenda during the meeting.
Staff reported the bid opening for a multifunction cooking appliance on Oct. 21, 2025; funding will come from the federal child nutrition program plus a $20,000 grant secured by Miss Griffin. Staff announced the winning bid by Kearney and Sloan for $29,610.78 and moved to approve the award. Chair called for the motion; members moved and seconded and the board approved the contract unanimously.
On the consent agenda and paid bills, the board reviewed and approved several items: Geier Instructional Products ($2,750) tied to a County Roads grant for classroom supplies and robotics; WeVideo renewal for district video-editing software used by teachers and students; Zones LLC desktop purchases ($58,041) for staff; Top Notch Landscaping charges for stump removal and tree planting ($18,725 and $2,815); and a Prompt Institute payment related to special-education program participation. A board member clarified that payments to McDonough Boulevard (MBPM) reflected final bond-related distributions after tax‑clearance certificates were completed for previously contracted HVAC work and were not new work.
The board moved to accept consent agenda items 8.1–8.6, the motion was seconded, and the items were approved by voice vote.

