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Finance Committee recommends Board approval of AP Calculus resources totaling up to $107,000

Forest Hills Public Schools Finance Committee of the Board of Education · September 10, 2024
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Summary

The Finance Committee reviewed and recommended that the Board approve AP Calculus instructional materials (Demana AP Calculus Graphical Numerical Algebraic, 6th ed.) from Savvas Learning at a cost not to exceed $107,000 with six-year online licenses and two hours of resource training.

The Forest Hills Public Schools Finance Committee reviewed a staff recommendation to purchase AP Calculus instructional resources and recommended the proposal to the full Board of Education.

Scott Haid, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction, told the committee, "Instruction is presenting AP Calculus instructional resources to the Board Finance Committee for approval." The materials identified include Demana, Advanced Placement Calculus Graphical Numerical Algebraic, 6th edition, to be supplied through Savvas Learning.

Julie Davis, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations, told the committee the purchase would include six-year online licenses and two hours of resource training. The recommendation sets the expenditure cap at $107,000. The Finance Committee reviewed the curriculum and recommended the Board approve the purchase pending the Board Curriculum Committee's recommendation.

The committee record does not include a committee motion maker, seconder, or a recorded committee vote; the transcript indicates the committee recommended the item for Board approval rather than recording a formal committee-level vote. The Board Curriculum Committee review is noted as pending; the purchase will require final approval by the full Board.