Board approves NHS gates access-control project at $96,197.03
Summary
The Board approved the NHS Gates Access Control Project with a total project cost of $96,197.03 to enhance campus security at Nacogdoches High School. The motion passed unanimously.
The Board voted 7–0 to approve the Nacogdoches High School Gates Access Control Project with a listed total project cost of $96,197.03.
Assistant Superintendent Michael Martin presented the project; the motion was made by Demond Jackson and seconded by Cheryl Brady. "I move that the Board approve the NHS Gates Access Control Project with a total project cost of $96,197.03, as presented," the minutes record. The approval authorizes project implementation as described in the packet and allocates the identified district funds for project completion.
Board members did not record amendments or conditions to the approval in the minutes. Implementation responsibility and scheduling were not specified in the meeting text and will be handled by district facilities and operations staff.
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