Purchase of Instructional Supplies

 

            Mr. Tanoos requested permission to award contracts to eight (8) vendors for a total cost of $148,447.56.

 

            Mr. May moved, and Mr. Hamblen seconded, approval.  All Board Members present voted “aye.”

 

(Attachment A)

 

Teaming Up For the Future (TUFF) Community Project 2000-2001

 

            Mr. Tanoos requested permission to allow the TUFF organization to build a monument to honor the three Terre Haute Gold Medal Olympians on the Terre Haute North Vigo High School property.

 

            Mr. Shike moved, and Mr. Tom seconded, approval.  All Board Members present voted “aye.”

 

Career Technology Curriculum Guides

 

            Mr. Tanoos requested permission to accept the curriculum guides for Auto Body, Building Trades, Interdisciplinary Cooperative Education and Welding.

 

            Mr. Tom moved, and Mr. Hamblen seconded, approval.  All Board Members present voted “aye.”

 

Middle School computer Textbook Adoption

 

            Mr. Tanoos requested permission to accept Computer Concepts: Systems, Application, as the middle school computer textbook.  He noted that the textbook will cost $36.25 and will be purchased for each lab as a classroom set.

 

            Mr. Shike moved, and Mr. Schuster seconded, approval.  All Board Members present voted “aye.”

 

Grants

 

            Mr. Tanoos requested permission for the approval of the following grants:

 

a.                   ISTEP UP Grant – Educate Indiana

b.                  Professional Development Schools Grant – Deming Elementary School

c.                   Professional Development Schools Grant – Terre Haute North Vigh High School

d.                  Profesesional Development Schools Grant – Chauncey Rose Middle School

e.                   Library Development Grant

f.                    Buddy Family Backpacks – Franklin Elementary School

g.                   2001 Indiana Student Achievement Institute

h.                   Adult Education Comprehension Grant Enhancement

 

Mr. Tom moved, and Mr. Hamblen seconded, approval for acceptance of the grants.  All Board Members present voted “aye.”