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Helix School Board declares older Chromebooks surplus; approves administrative designations and substitute rates
Summary
The board declared 38 HP Chromebooks surplus, approved administrative designations including Brad Bixler as Chief Administrative Officer and set substitute rates at $15/day and $17 long term.
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The Helix School Board voted to declare specified technology equipment surplus and approved a set of administrative designations during its July 2 meeting.
The surplus declaration covers 30 HP 14A G5 Touchscreen Chromebooks and 8 HP 14A G6 Touchscreen Chromebooks, for a total of 38 devices. The motion to declare the listed equipment surplus was made by Bobby Corey, seconded by Ryan Raymond, and carried with four members voting yea and one absent.
Separately, the board approved a slate of routine administrative designations: Brad Bixler was named Chief Administrative Officer, deputy clerk and custodian of funds; borrowing limits were set at $150,000; Cockburn & McClintock, LLC were named official auditors; LGIP and Umpqua Bank were designated depositories; the East Oregonian was named the official newspaper; and substitute pay rates were set at $15 per day and $17 per day for long-term substitutes. The board also nominated Larry Parker as chair and Todd Thorne as vice chair for the board.
Motions for these items were recorded as carried with the vote tallies listed as Yea: 4, Nay: 0, Absent: 1 in the minutes.
