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Board approves CTE equipment purchases to expand health‑science simulation labs
Summary
The board approved purchases to expand simulation labs and student tablets to use an approximately $240,356 CTE innovation grant aimed at strengthening biotech and health‑science pathways at the Iversee Random campus.
The Westminster Public Schools Board approved additional purchases on March 10 to expand simulation‑based health science instruction and to ensure full use of an approximately $240,356 Career and Technical Education innovation grant awarded through the community college system.
Dr. Ryan McCoy described the planned purchases: an additional simulation table and student tablets to broaden access and increase the utility of newly established labs at the Iversee Random campus. McCoy said the equipment supports biotech and health‑science pathways and will ensure grant dollars are fully utilized.
A motion to approve the purchase was moved, seconded and carried by the board. Administration will proceed with procurement consistent with the grant terms and district procurement policy.
