After split votes, Dunlap board approves Chromebook refresh with differing motions
Summary
The board considered two motions on a Chromebook refresh; an initial $567,000 motion with 400 fewer devices failed, then a substitute motion to approve the refresh passed 6–1, with board member Youssef Boudjarane voting Nay on the final motion.
The Dunlap CUSD 323 Board debated a Chromebook refresh during the March 18 meeting and recorded two separate roll‑call votes before approving the refresh.
An initial motion, moved by Youssef Boudjarane and seconded by Tim Wagenbach, proposed a $567,000 refresh that would include 400 fewer devices. That motion failed with Ayes from Wagenbach and Boudjarane and Nays from Nicolas Yemm, Andrew Tyra, Theresa Holshouser, Mick Hall and Tom Feldman.
Board member Mick Hall then moved a substitute motion to approve the Chromebook refresh “as presented”; Theresa Holshouser seconded, and the substitute passed with six Ayes (Tyra, Hall, Yemm, Holshouser, Wagenbach, Feldman) and one Nay (Boudjarane). The minutes do not specify the final device count or full dollar breakdown for the substitute motion beyond noting passage; the packet or procurement documentation would be the source for final specifications.
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