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Board approves drumline and CTE welding equipment purchases
Summary
Board approved purchases of a Pearl drumline set ($30,286.30) for Monroe High School and an ironworker for the CTE welding program ($18,807.93), funded from the high‑school music budget and CTE grant funds respectively.
The board approved two equipment purchases March 24 for student programs. The high school will purchase a Pearl drumline set and related accessories from Myer Music at a cost not to exceed $30,286.30, funded from the high‑school music budget. Separately, the CTE welding program will receive an ironworker machine from Baker's Gas and Welding Supply at a cost not to exceed $18,807.93, to be funded by CTE grant funds.
Administrators said the drumline equipment is part of the approved capital outlay for music and that the CTE ironworker replaces a 1975 machine and will allow students to cut thicker stock and work more efficiently. Both purchases passed on roll call.
