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Board approves surplus equipment sale, elementary and high school claims
Summary
The board declared technology and shop items obsolete and approved them for public sale, then approved elementary and high-school claims and accounts by voice vote; the obsolete list included monitors, switches, routers, iPads and shop machinery.
The superintendent presented a list of obsolete technology and industrial-arts equipment recommended for public sale, including monitors, switches, routers, nine iPads, and shop machinery such as lathes, a unisaw, table saw, dust collector and compressors. "These are the items that are no longer of use in either one of those departments, and we would recommend that we declare them obsolete and approve them for sale to the public," the superintendent said.
The board moved to approve the obsolete-sale list and then separately approved elementary claims and high-school claims and accounts by voice vote. No dollar amounts for claims were discussed aloud during the motions recorded in the transcript; motions passed without recorded opposition.
