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Roseville board approves $347,190.58 headend purchase and up to $1.86 million in desktops using Series 2 bonds
Summary
The Roseville Community Schools Board of Education unanimously approved two Series 2 bond–funded technology purchases: $347,190.58 for headend room equipment (3,658 licenses) and up to $1,863,701 for district desktop computers, both motions passing 7-0.
The Roseville Community Schools Board of Education voted unanimously Jan. 5 to spend bond proceeds on two district technology purchases.
On a motion by Joseph D. DeFelice, supported by Treasurer Matthew McCartney, the board approved purchase of technology headend room equipment using Series 2 bond funds in the amount of $347,190.58; the vendor package was described as including 3,658 licenses. The roll call recorded ayes from President Theresa Genest, Vice President Kevin Switanowski, Secretary Joseph D. DeFelice, McCartney, Gina Aiuto, Denise Brun and Michelle Williams-Ward; the motion carried 7-0.
The board then approved a separate motion by DeFelice, supported by Trustee Denise Brun, to buy district desktop computers with Series 2 bond money not to exceed $1,863,701.00. That motion also passed unanimously on roll call.
Both approvals were placed on the record as formal motions with roll-call votes; minutes do not record extended debate or dissent. The headend purchase included a specific license count; the desktop approval was capped at a dollar maximum rather than listing unit counts. Both purchases are funded from the Series 2 bond authorization the district is drawing on for capital technology needs.
The board’s action clears the administration to proceed with procurement under the terms approved; the minutes do not specify vendor names, delivery schedules or replacement/refresh counts for desktops. The next listed board meeting is Jan. 26, 2026.
