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Bartlett schools expect roughly $3.03 million in capital funds; board hears elementary master plans and proposed high-school practice facility
Summary
Superintendent David A. Stephens told the Bartlett Board on Nov. 21 the district expects about $3.03 million in capital funds this year (6.974% of $48 million). Michael Winter of 4FDesign presented elementary master plans for Altruria and Ellendale and outlined a proposed Bartlett High School practice facility; no project votes occurred.
Superintendent David A. Stephens told the Board that Bartlett should receive 6.974% of the state’s $48 million in capital dollars for the year, which he said equates to approximately $3.03 million for the district.
Michael Winter of 4FDesign presented a PowerPoint update on elementary-school master plans for Altruria and Ellendale and described a proposed Bartlett High School practice facility. The presentation was informational; board members did not take a vote on the projects during the Nov. 21 meeting.
Chairman David M. Cook II also reported that the district’s OPEB Trust holds "a little over $8 million," and Dr. Stephens discussed ongoing Bridge conferences with school principals to review school-level data and early notice of an imminent TDOE announcement on reward-school and district designations.
The Board accepted the October financial report as a non-voting item. The packet appended the district’s detailed fund statements, including General Purpose Fund and Education Capital Projects schedules. Key figures included an itemized General Purpose Fund budget listed in the packet and year-to-date revenue and expenditure lines; the meeting record presents the packet tables as the official financial report for October 2024.
