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Board approves program renewals, technology subscriptions and school safety SOPs
Summary
The board approved renewals and purchases including Committee for Children's 'Second Step' ($51,823), i‑Ready ($94,677), Infinite Campus ($111,618.60), annual copy‑paper ($104,243), bus purchases ($251,764.50) and school police SOPs.
The Madison County Board of Education approved several program renewals, technology subscriptions and operational purchases during its June 11 meeting.
The board approved renewal of the Committee for Children 'Second Step' social‑emotional learning program for $51,823 and accepted technology renewals — i‑Ready diagnostics for $94,677 and the Infinite Campus suite (learning and online registration) for $111,618.60. The board likewise approved the annual copy‑paper purchase ($104,243) and purchase orders for bus rails/cameras and bus sales totaling $251,764.50, a district representative said, adding that bus‑garage installation reduces installation costs compared with manufacturer installs.
The board also reviewed and approved the Madison County Schools Police Department standard operating procedures after staff remarks thanking officers who developed the materials. Chair moved and the board approved the SOPs by voice vote.
The board handled the renewals and procurement as routine business with motions, seconds and voice votes; district staff will oversee vendor implementation, licensing and scheduling.
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