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Board approves $738,855.60 in September bills; IT and HUDL questions addressed
Summary
The Stark County CUSD 100 board approved $738,855.60 in September bills on a unanimous vote. IT staff confirmed vape detector licensing was prepaid for five years (a sixth year free) and Superintendent Elliott confirmed the HUDL charge was the district's annual portion after a $4,000 Athletic Boosters contribution.
The Stark County CUSD 100 Board of Education approved September bills totaling $738,855.60 at its Sept. 23 meeting. Mrs. Price moved to approve the bills and Mrs. Leezer seconded; the motion carried on a 6-0 vote. The bills list included multiple LEA checks and vendor payments previously outlined in the consent calendar and bills listing.
Board member Emily Leezer asked whether the new vape detectors require an annual license; IT staff member Mike Bunch said the district paid for five years of license up front and received a sixth year for free. President Ann Orwig asked whether the HUDL amount listed was for the year; Superintendent Brett Elliott confirmed it was the district’s annual portion following a $4,000 Athletic Boosters contribution.
