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Jourdanton ISD approves $17,058 VR flight-simulator for after-school Air Force partnership and future CTE use
Summary
Trustees approved purchase of a virtual-reality flight simulator cockpit from Jetline Systems for $17,058 to support an after-school program in partnership with the U.S. Air Force and to be incorporated into the district's CTE program in the future.
The Jourdanton ISD Board of Trustees approved purchase of a virtual-reality flight simulator cockpit from Jetline Systems for $17,058.00. The motion to approve was made by Nicole Rakowitz and seconded by Greg Vyvlecka and was recorded as passed by the trustees present.
Superintendent Dr. Tracy Canter presented the item, explaining the simulator will be used first as part of an upcoming after-school program run in partnership with the U.S. Air Force and will eventually be integrated into the district's career and technical education (CTE) offerings. "This will be utilized as part of an upcoming after-school program in partnership with the U.S. Air Force," the minutes record. The minutes do not list a vendor contract number, delivery timeline, or detailed budget line-item beyond the purchase amount.
