(Anita, Iowa) – Members of the CAM School District’s Board of Education, Monday evening, approved a bid to upgrade the district’s security cameras. CAM Superintendent Paul Croghan told KJAN the Board accepted a bid from Walsh securities in the amount of $102,166. The cameras are intended to improve student safety in all District’s buildings, and is a precursor to the Homeland Security Audit which takes place within the next couple of months.

The CAM School Board also approved a Resolution setting the date for a Public Hearing on the sale of District real estate, as November 14^th. The four properties are not, and have not been used by the School District, in quite some time, and there is no foreseeable use for the parcels.

In other business, the CAM School Board approved an SBRC Modified Supplemental Amount Application and Supplemental Aid for the 2021-22 Special Education Program, in a deficit amount of $214,750.77.