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District posts RFP to update wireless; declines 31aa funding to protect local control
Summary
Superintendent Tuller told the board the district posted an Access Points RFP to update wireless across district facilities and that Mason Consolidated Schools declined 31aa funding, citing legal and local-control concerns; the district said it will continue investing in safety and mental health from alternative sources.
Superintendent Tuller informed the board that the district has posted a request for proposals to update wireless access (Access Points RFP) at district sites and will pursue vendor responses as part of planned technology upgrades.
Tuller also reported the district declined 31aa funding along with many districts across the county and state "to protect our district’s legal integrity, safeguard our employees’ rights, and preserve local control," and stated that this decision would not change the district’s investment in safety and mental-health initiatives. The district also reported that Filter First filters and fountains have been installed and labeled per grant requirements to indicate consumable, filtered or non-consumable water sources.
