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FHPS curriculum committee outlines six‑year operating millage plan and lists capital priorities
Summary
Assistant Superintendent Julie Davis told the Curriculum Committee the district will seek a six‑year operating millage renewal to align with other elections and noted an EPACT check of $55,000; she listed capital project priorities and a brief budget amendment description.
Assistant Superintendent for Finance and Operations Julie Davis briefed the Curriculum Committee on the district's finances and near‑term capital priorities at the Jan. 15 meeting.
"We would like to go for a six year renewal to align the renewals with other elections," Davis said, explaining the district's plan to request a shorter renewal period than the historical 10‑year requests so the next renewal would appear on the 2030 presidential ballot. Davis also said the December monthly financial statements were reviewed and a brief bond construction update was provided to the Board Finance Committee the prior day.
Davis reported an "EPACT Check was received in the amount of $55,000 and presented to FHPS." She outlined specific action items under consideration for board follow‑up, including Central High renovations, Eastern High chiller replacement, Central Middle mechanical work, Northern High cafeteria furniture, and Eastern High office furniture, and noted a brief budget amendment description would be forwarded.
The committee recorded these items under the meeting's action section; the minutes list the recommendation to advance course approvals to the Board but do not include vote tallies or further fiscal approvals in the transcript provided.
