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CAPITAL EXPENDITURES COMMITTEE REPORT TO 2018 ATM (incorporating Updates&Errata) <br /> This capital improvement project for FY2019 would provide funding for the following: <br /> Tech Workstations—$252,000 is requested to replace mobile devices (iPads and Chromebooks) for <br /> teachers, students and staff Laptops for existing teachers will be replaced and laptops for new staff will <br /> be purchased. <br /> 1:1 Middle School Program—$204,600 will fund the replacement of iPads with Chromebooks for one <br /> grade level. <br /> Elementary Mobile Devices—$177,600 will purchase additional carts of Chromebooks for Bowman, <br /> Bridge, Estabrook, Hastings and Harrington Elementary Schools. It will also fund the purchase of a <br /> Chromebook cart for the media center at the Fiske Elementary School and additional district computer <br /> carts. <br /> 1:1 at LKS—$412,500 will begin implementation of a 1:1 device program at LHS for two grade levels. <br /> STEM/Computer Science—$27,600 will purchase Kibo robotic kits for all elementary schools and Sphero <br /> robot kits for middle schools. <br /> Upgrade District and Building Network Infrastructure—$350,000 will (1) upgrade infrastructure to <br /> support the 1:1 program and handle increase in devices at the K-8 level, (2)replace switches and wireless <br /> access points that have reached the end of their useful lives at Harrington, Clarke and Diamond, (3) <br /> implement a wireless project at the Central Office to bring enterprise level wireless access, and (4) <br /> purchase equipment to prepare for bandwidth increase from 1GB to a minimum of 5GB for increased <br /> device counts. <br /> Interactive Projector/Whiteboard Units—$216,000 is requested to replace 6 projectors in each school, or <br /> 54 total. This equips buildings with either a touch-activated interactive system with a new ceramic <br /> whiteboard and speakers, or an interactive TV. The replacements will begin with the oldest model per <br /> school until all systems are within a 4-year window with all of the same functionality. <br /> Server/Storage Infrastructure—$75,000 will upgrade the current virtual environment to keep up with the <br /> needs of the district and online testing." <br /> (Brown Book XI-10) <br /> In the past this Committee has requested that the LPS provide a 3-5 year plan for technology capital <br /> needs for replacement and sustainment, and expansion of capabilities along with associated estimated <br /> costs, rather than assume a flat funding profile. The back-up to this request included a full 5-year plan <br /> with costs and this Committee commends the LPSfor that. <br /> Article 20:Appropriate Funds Requested Funding Source Committee Recommends <br /> for Public Facilities <br /> Capital Projects $1,185,245 GF <br /> (Free Cash)+ <br /> $544,500 GF (Debt) <br /> + $198,893 GF <br /> $2,223,438 (Cash)+ $250,000 See Below <br /> R&CP EF (RE)+ <br /> $44,800 PEG <br /> Special Revenue <br /> Fund <br /> More information about many of these projects is in the section titled titled Programs, Public Facilities <br /> on Page 28. <br /> 54 <br />