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Jan 1, 2027·Capital improvement plan
2027-2032
A 6-year education capital improvement plan covering fiscal years 2027 through 2032, detailing proposed investments for multiple schools in the River Ridge zone, including safety and security upgrades, academic facilities improvements, arts enhancements, and athletics projects.
Jan 1, 2027·Capital improvement plan
Cherokee County School District Education-SPLOST 2027-2032
A 6-year education special-purpose local option sales tax (Education-SPLOST) capital plan for the Cherokee County School District covering fiscal years 2027 through 2032. The plan outlines proposed investments across multiple schools in the Creekview zone, including academic facility upgrades, arts improvements, athletics enhancements, and school safety and security investments such as replacement police vehicles, access control, replacement school buses and shop equipment, and upgraded camera systems and radios.
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A 6-year capital improvement plan for the Woodstock zone schools under the 2027-2032 Education-SPLOST, covering capital investments in school facilities for multiple schools including Carmel Elementary, Sixes Elementary, Woodstock Elementary, Freedom Middle, Woodstock Middle, and Woodstock High School. The plan addresses academic facilities (HVAC, roofing, painting, flooring, technology upgrades, instructional materials), arts facilities, athletics facilities, and school safety and security investments such as replacement police vehicles, access control, replacement school buses, and upgraded camera systems.
Oct 15, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Cherokee County School District Work Session Meeting
The board discussed several items during the work session, including a school board and delegation visit and school board policy guidelines. Superintendent reports included updates on the internal audit regarding the Cherokee County Legislative Delegation HB845, specifically concerning P-Card issuance and deactivation, as well as capital planning and construction management. The session also covered the 2027 legislative priorities, a monthly finance report, and reports on capital outlay and property disposition for the former Cherokee High School campus.