By Richard Bammer

In no-surprise unanimous votes, Vacaville Unified trustees on Thursday approved two sizable contracts, one to pay for computers, the other for a special education study.

Meeting in the Educational Services Center, the seven-member governing board gave the go-ahead to buy 1,100 refurbished Google Chromebooks for $367,000 from Chicago-based Computer Dealers Inc. Common Core money, provided by the state, will be used to purchase the technology, at $334 per computer.

Trustees then authorized a $28,000 contract for a special education study from Total School Solutions, a Fairfield firm that serves the interests of school districts and students, in areas ranging from budget and finance to operations and technology.

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