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Red Oak ISD board approves consent agenda including technology purchases and WAN lease for new elementary

Red Oak Independent School District Board of Trustees · April 20, 2026
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Summary

The Red Oak ISD Board unanimously approved a consent agenda on April 20, 2026, authorizing purchases of interactive flat panels and technology devices and a wide area network leasing agreement for the Shirley B. Jones Elementary School. The vote was 7–0.

The Red Oak Independent School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously Monday to approve a consent agenda that included technology purchases and a wide area network (WAN) leasing and services agreement for the district's new Shirley B. Jones Elementary School.

Brian Sebring moved to approve the consent agenda and Donna Knight seconded; the motion passed 7–0. The consent package as listed in the minutes included minutes from School Board special and regular meetings on March 30, payment of current bills over $50,000, purchase of interactive flat panels for Red Oak High School, purchase of technology devices, and the WAN lease and services for Shirley B. Jones Elementary School.

Board action was recorded in the meeting minutes as a single consent vote rather than individual roll-call votes on each item. The minutes list the seven trustees present and show a unanimous approval: Melanie Petersen (President), Johnny Knight (Vice President), Sean Kelly (Secretary), John Anderson, Donna Knight, Donny Lutrick and Brian Sebring. No substantive discussion of the individual purchases or contract terms appears in the recorded minutes.

The consent-agenda approval clears the way for technology deployments and network service provisioning for the new elementary school ahead of its opening. The board did not record dollar amounts or vendor names for the purchases in the minutes provided.