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Trustees approve $102,863 door upgrades at Carr Middle School using School Safety grant funds
Summary
The board unanimously approved a $102,863 project to install four exterior door sets at Carr Middle School—$39,638 for entryway doors with sidelights for new admin offices and $63,225 for three metal doors with electrified hardware—funded via the School Safety Standards Formula Grant.
Hale Center ISD trustees voted 7-0 on Dec. 9 to use School Safety Standards Formula Grant funds to install four sets of exterior doors at Carr Middle School. Trustee Troy McGann moved the measure, which specifies $39,638 for the administration-office entryway doors with sidelights and hardware and $63,225 for three additional metal doors with electrified hardware, for a total project cost of $102,863.
Interim Superintendent Kelly Baggett presented the recommendation; the minutes state the work will be part of the new administration offices project. The board approved the allocation unanimously, with no recorded oppositions or abstentions.
The project is funded by the School Safety Standards Formula Grant; the minutes do not specify the grant year or remaining grant balance. The board did not record a timeline for installation in the minutes.
