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Board approves $69,840 purchase of 30 iMacs for digital art and design lab

Wayne-Westland Community School District Board of Education · July 21, 2026
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Summary

The board voted to purchase 30 Apple iMacs with four‑year AppleCare for the William D. Ford Career Technical Center at a total cost of $69,840, to be funded from the sinking fund.

The Wayne-Westland Board approved a purchase of 30 Apple iMac desktop computers to upgrade the digital art and design lab at the William D. Ford Career Technical Center.

A staff presentation described the requested purchase: 30 24-inch iMacs with Retina 4.5K displays, Apple M4 chips (10-core CPUs and 10-core GPUs), 32 GB of memory and four-year AppleCare warranties. "The district is requesting approval to purchase 30 24 inch Apple iMacs ... in the amount of $69,840," the presenter said, noting the purchase would be funded through the sinking fund.

Board members moved to approve the purchase and completed a roll-call vote with the motion passing. The purchase is intended to support advanced software and performance requirements for Career Technical Center programs.