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The Board made a preliminary determination to issue bonds for the renovation of and improvements to facilities throughout the School Corporation, including site improvements and the purchase of technology, equipment and buses. The bonds will have a maximum maturity of four years, a maximum principal amount of $1,200,000 and estimated interest rate of 6.00%.
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The Board of School Trustees will hold public hearings to discuss the proposed renovation of and improvements to facilities throughout the School Corporation, including site improvements and the purchase of technology, equipment and buses. The board will also consider the adoption of a resolution making a preliminary determination to issue bonds to finance the Project.
The meeting included recognition of the Jackson County's 1st place Maverick Challenge winners, reports on various school activities and events at Brownstown Elementary School (BES), Brownstown Central Middle School (BCMS), and Brownstown Central High School (BCHS), including IREAD-3 testing, robotics and archery competitions, musical performances, ILEARN testing preparation, and fundraising activities. Financial reports were reviewed and approved, including claims, payroll, and budget information. Field trip and facility use requests were approved. Personnel actions, including new hires, resignations, and position changes, were addressed. The board approved the IDOE Purple Star Program Resolution, a Flexibility Waiver Resolution, and the adoption of new English Language Arts textbooks. Discussions included the CELL Early College grant, the Chartwells Food Service implementation, a BCMS Schools to Watch visit report, and the corporation's exit conference with the State Board of Accounts. A change to the preschool program to become an Inclusive Preschool was approved. Finally, the meeting concluded with various congratulatory remarks.
The board meeting included recognition of students of the month from BCHS, BES, and BCMS. Reports were given on the progress of various school projects, including the BES gym and HVAC projects, and textbook selection for English Language Arts. The board approved field trip requests, personnel actions (including new hires and resignations), a summer school calendar, an emergency evacuation agreement, and Chartwells as the new cafeteria service provider. Financial reports, including budget approvals and payroll, were also reviewed. The board also received updates on the school's biennial audit and various extracurricular activities.
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