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Avon voters OK $300,000 technology reserve withdrawal for instructional hardware and licenses
Summary
Proposition 4 passed 459–89, authorizing the district to withdraw $300,000 from the 2020 Capital Reserve for Information/Audiovisual Technology Equipment and Supplies to buy instructional hardware and software licenses.
Proposition 4 authorized the Board of Education to withdraw and expend $300,000 from the district’s 2020 Capital Reserve for Information/Audiovisual Technology Equipment and Supplies for the purchase of technology hardware and licenses for instructional programs. The minutes record the vote as 459 Yes and 89 No on May 20, 2025.
The proposition text in the minutes identifies the reserve and the general purpose for the funds but does not provide a purchase list or deployment schedule. The district will need to identify specific technology acquisitions and any required licensing agreements in subsequent procurement records or board action.
