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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of $90,000 Annual Contract for Digital Learning and Certification Tools
Record date · January 13, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The school board has approved a contract with Certiport, Inc. to provide digital curriculum, practice tests, and certification exams. The district will issue s for these services at an estimated cost of $90,000 per year.
This decision authorizes the annual expenditure of $90,000 in public school funds for specific digital educational materials and student certification testing.
Who It Affects
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Certiport, Inc.
The company is authorized to receive purchase orders from the school district for educational services.
School District Students
Students will have access to the new digital curriculum, practice tests, and certification exams purchased by the district.
Key Facts
- The school board approved the purchase of online digital curriculum, practice tests, and certification exams.
- Certiport, Inc. is the designated vendor for these services.
- The estimated annual cost for these services is $90,000.
- The approval includes the issuance of purchase orders to facilitate the payments.
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- The file number for this action is 26-3523.
- The item was introduced and passed during the school board regular meeting on December 15, 2025.
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