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Board approves PE adoption and $12,637.90 weight-room upgrade
Summary
The board approved a physical-education curriculum adoption and a proposed weight-room upgrade to replace aging equipment; the presenter cited a project cost of $12,637.90 and said some middle-school equipment would be repurposed.
The board approved a PE curriculum adoption and voted to fund an equipment upgrade intended to improve student safety and training capacity.
"So the total, project for the budget would be $12,637.90," the presenter (identified in the meeting as Greg Mace) said while describing required racks, bars and bumper plates to modernize the high-school weight room. He said much of the middle-school equipment could be repurposed, allowing the district to stretch existing resources.
A committee member (S3) made the motion to approve the PE adoption; another member seconded. The motion passed in a voice vote sequence recorded in the transcript as 29 "Aye" responses following the motion. The board directed staff to proceed with procurement and to coordinate repurposing usable equipment for the middle school.
The transcript contains no further line-item funding breakdown (e.g., specific account codes) for the purchase; follow-up materials and purchase orders will clarify funding sources and vendor selection.
