Tomina Lehman

The committee reviewed the 2021 Bond Program, which includes status updates on design, procurement, and construction phases. Key discussions focused on project scheduling, budget allocations, interest distribution, and community engagement activities. Facility master planning was discussed, emphasizing capacity utilization targets. Operational updates were provided regarding preparation for the first day of school, demolition notifications for the Eastern Hills campus, and construction progress reports for several middle school projects, including W.C. Stripling, J. Martin Jacquet, and Wedgwood Middle Schools.

This document outlines Fort Worth ISD's Student Outcome Goals and associated progress measures. The plan focuses on three primary strategic areas: Early Literacy, Middle Grades Math, and College and Career Readiness. It establishes specific annual targets to significantly increase student proficiency and post-secondary readiness, aiming to achieve these objectives by 2019, with baselines primarily set in the 2015-2016 school year.

The committee reviewed the 2021 Bond Program, including status updates on middle school consolidation and master facility planning. Detailed project status updates were provided for several campuses, covering design phases, construction progress, budget allocations, and land acquisition. Presentations included conceptual site developments and architectural renderings for various school renovation and addition projects.

The Citizens Oversight Committee reviewed the 2021 Bond Program, focusing on project status updates across construction, design, and post-construction phases, including a strategic pause on certain projects. A detailed financial overview was presented, outlining the total program budget, encumbered funds, and payments to date, alongside a breakdown of project-specific budgets. The committee reviewed conceptual design plans for the Applied Learning Academy and examined site tour materials for the J. Martin Jacquet Middle School project, which included phasing plans for floor levels. Additionally, member feedback was analyzed to prioritize future discussions around budget accountability and construction timelines.

The Fort Worth Independent School District's Strategic Plan serves as a comprehensive roadmap to achieve sustained growth in student performance and overall district effectiveness. It is structured around four core priorities: Student Academic Excellence, Student and Family Engagement, Employee Effectiveness and Retention, and Operational Alignment and Efficiency. The plan aims to address student needs, accelerate outcomes, and build a stronger district, with specific initiatives focusing on student literacy and fiscal responsibility.