Technology director flags bell repair bill, door damage and web‑accessibility work
Summary
Technology Director David Carrasco told trustees the district received a $1,500 bill from Lonestar Communications for bell system repairs; DH Pace and VGI are addressing a field‑house door problem. He also reported Chromebook updates were completed before STAAR testing and WCAG web compliance updates are in progress.
David Carrasco, the district technology director, told trustees the district received a bill of $1,500 from Lonestar Communications covering bell system repairs, a trip charge and data migration. Carrasco also reported that the door at the high‑school field house facing the track needs repairs and that vendors DH Pace and VGI are working to identify and fix the issue.
Carrasco said updates to all Chromebooks and laptops were completed before STAAR testing began and that there have been no issues reported during testing. He added that WCAG (web content) compliance work is underway and that he uploaded requested cafeteria page updates per a request from Mrs. Rubio. Separate maintenance notes from Superintendent Tanna Lowrance said a coachliner went to Odessa for electrical repair and new tires were installed on a new mini‑bus; the parking‑lot project is ongoing and auditorium lighting work is in progress.
The minutes record the Lonestar Communications bill amount and the status of repairs and web updates; the minutes do not include expected repair completion dates or contract details (not specified).
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