District staff told the Rio Rancho Public Schools board they face a roughly $5.8 million technology backlog and recommended using educational technology notes (ETNs) to borrow $2.5–3 million per year for a five-year modernization plan; staff said the move would not raise property taxes but would reduce future capital bond capacity and a resolution is expected July 27.

The Berkeley County Board of Education unanimously approved guaranteed maximum prices (GMPs) for classroom additions at Berkeley High and Goose Creek High, awarded district procurement contracts for maintenance supplies, and approved related committee recommendations, all by voice votes.

Administrators investigate new designs to enhance flexibility and collaboration in elementary classrooms