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Red Oak ISD board approves consent agenda including technology purchases, MOU with juvenile justice and safety upgrades

Red Oak ISD Board of Trustees · April 28, 2025
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Summary

The Red Oak ISD Board approved a 12-item consent agenda including payments over $50,000, contract extensions, an MOU with Ellis County Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program, technology device purchases, intrusion detection system purchase for Dr. Joy Shaw Middle School, and other instructional resources.

The Red Oak ISD Board of Trustees approved a 12-item consent agenda on April 28 that included minutes from the March 24 regular meeting and payment of current bills over $50,000. The consent agenda also approved extension of the Mentors Care contract for mentoring services for 2025–2026 and a memorandum of understanding with the Ellis County Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program.

Additionally, the consent agenda authorized district purchases and account actions: a Prosperity Bank account for Little Hawks Learning Center; fine arts instruments and equipment, an intrusion detection system, library books and STEMscopes resources for Dr. Joy Shaw Middle School; technology devices for Dr. Joy Shaw Middle School; and the certification of the Provision of Instructional Materials Survey for 2025–2026. The Board moved to approve the consent agenda (motion by Brian Sebring; second by Michelle Porter); the motion passed 4–0.

The minutes show the consent agenda also included a resolution for student transfer by peace officer and other operational items. The record does not expand procurement contract details or dollar amounts for the listed purchases beyond the general reference to bills over $50,000.