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Durand Educational Foundation donates STEM, tech and athletic equipment to district
Summary
The board accepted multiple donations from the Durand Educational Foundation—drills for basketball practice, a K–5 engraver for STEM, a Touch Pros wall screen package with 10-year cloud support, and two Bambu P2S 3D printers to support high school classes—by unanimous vote.
The Durand Area Schools Board voted unanimously June 8 to accept a package of donated equipment from the Durand Educational Foundation (DEF). Member Nick Taylor moved acceptance and member Xak Zdunic supported the motion; the roll-call vote was 7–0.
The donated items listed in the motion include Dr. Dish shooting equipment for high school boys’ and girls’ basketball programs; an XTool F2 engraver intended for K–5 STEM education; a Touch Pros wall screen package for Durand High School (a 65" wall screen with installation, content-management system, 10-year cloud support, partial data entry, a five-year warranty, basic electrical work and a custom Railroader wall wrap); and two Bambu P2S 3D printers for high school personal finance and geometry classes. The motion text as recorded in the minutes enumerates the items and the board accepted them as presented.
