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Board approves electrical contract, Chromebooks, curriculum and labor agreements

Boyne City Public Schools Board of Education · March 10, 2026
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Summary

By voice vote the board approved (1) a $193,000 contract to Martell Electric LLC for high-school and middle-school electrical work, (2) acceptance of nonresident students under state aid act section 105c, (3) purchase of 250 Dell Chromebooks and 250 Google licenses for $67,715, (4) a $44,933.72 curriculum purchase from HMH, and (5) letters of agreement with employee associations tied to state funding under state aid act section 271 and c2.

At the meeting's action-item segment the board approved a slate of administrative recommendations by voice vote.

The board authorized a contract award for electrical improvements at Boyne City High School and Middle School to Martell Electric LLC in the amount of $193,000. It also accepted nonresident students under state aid act section 105c as recommended administratively. The board approved the purchase of 250 Dell Chromebooks and 250 Google licenses in the amount of $67,715 and authorized a curriculum adoption from HMH (Intro to Literature) for $44,933.72. Finally, the board approved letters of agreement with the Boyne City Education Association (Northern Michigan Education Association) and with the Boyne City Educational Support Professionals Association concerning state funding under state aid act section 271 and c2.

All motions were adopted by voice vote with no recorded votes against. Several board members made the motions and seconds during the meeting record; where specific mover names were not announced in the transcript, the record notes the motions were moved, seconded and approved.