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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of $125,000 Annual Textbook Purchase for Dual Enrollment
Record date · April 8, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The local school board has approved a contract to purchase textbooks for courses from the vendor Follett. The agreement authorizes annual s estimated at $125,000.
This action secures the supply of instructional materials for students enrolled in programs, committing $125,000 in annual school district funds to the vendor Follett.
Who It Affects
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School District Students
Students participating in dual enrollment courses will use the textbooks provided through this contract.
Follett
The company is authorized to receive purchase orders from the school district for textbook supplies.
Taxpayers
District funds totaling an estimated $125,000 annually are allocated to this procurement.
Key Facts
- The school board approved the purchase of dual enrollment textbooks from the vendor Follett.
- The estimated annual expenditure for these textbooks is $125,000.00.
- The board authorized the issuance of purchase orders to facilitate this procurement.
- The item is filed under reference number 25-2912.
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- The action was passed during the School Board Regular Meeting on March 12, 2025.
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Annual Procurement Commitment
The district has established a recurring annual financial obligation of $125,000 for dual enrollment materials.
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