Moves $10,710 at Sojourner Truth Independent Study from laptops to a computer science curriculum license

At the recommendation of the Measures N and H Commission, the Board is changing Sojourner Truth Independent Study's 2024-25 plan. The computer purchase line drops from $40,900 to $30,190, and the $10,710 moves to pay a Code High School licensing fee for a 10th-12th grade career technical education computer science curriculum. This moves existing money rather than adding new spending.

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Notes on the official text

A second reading of the official text found a previous total of $40,900.
The title begins with a stray file number "24-1995" run together with the item name, which does not change the amount, vendor, school, scope or term of the action.

Vendor / partner: Code High School
Action: Other
Category: Budget, finance & payments
Term: Jul 1, 2024 – Jun 30, 2025
Schools: Sojourner Truth Independent Study
Presented by: Measures N and H - College and Career Readiness Commission
File: 24-2406 · agenda L.-113
Outcome: Adopted on the General Consent Report, Dec 11, 2024

Official text

Adoption by the Board of Education, upon recommendation by the Measures N and H Commission, of a 2024-2025 Education Improvement Plan/Budget modification for Sojourner Truth Independent Study reducing $40,900.00 Computers: Purchase Microsoft Surface Pro Specialized Computers by $10,710.00 to $30,190 and establishing a new strategic action for $10,710.00 to purchase Code High School Licensing Fee for 10th-12th grade CTE Computer Science curriculum, as stated in the justification section of the New or Revised Strategic Action Section of the Budget Modification Form.

History

Oct 1, 2024 Adopted (Measures N and H - College and Career Readiness Commission)
Dec 11, 2024 Adopted on the General Consent Report

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