PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff would like to inform the Board of Education of Frederick County that Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) is riding the above contract from Sourcewell.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: This contract will be utilized by FCPS to purchase mailing equipment to be utilized in the warehouse for the processing of outgoing mail.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Roy McHaffa, Purchasing Agent
David Stine, Warehouse Manager
SUBMITTED BY:
Bill Meekins CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff has reviewed the attached contract and recommends approval by the Board of Education of Frederick County.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: This recommendation is to establish a contract(s) to provide licensed, certified athletic trainers (ATC) to ten high schools throughout Frederick County Public Schools, as required for athletic practices and contests.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Bill Meekins, CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Kevin Kendro, Supervisor of Athletics & Extracurricular Activities
SUBMITTED BY:
Bill Meekins, CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff has reviewed the attached contract renewal and recommends approval by the Board of Education of Frederick County.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: This recommendation is to renew the contract for the purchase of parts and supplies to be used by the Transportation Department.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Roy McHaffa, Purchasing Agent
Joseph Iannuzzi, Fleet Maintenance Manager
SUBMITTED BY:
Bill Meekins, CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff has reviewed the attached contract renewal and recommends approval by the Board of Education of Frederick County.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: This recommendation is to renew our contract for the purchase of custodial products and supplies.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Roy McHaffa, Purchasing Agent
Larry Phillips, FMP, Custodial Services Manager
SUBMITTED BY:
Bill Meekins, CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff has reviewed the attached contract renewal and recommends approval by the Board of Education of Frederick County.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: The recommendation is to renew the contract for the purchasing of desktop-based waterjet cutters for use in career and technology programs. Waterjet cutters use a high-pressured water jet to cut a variety of materials, such as stone, metals, and glass.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Roy McHaffa, Purchasing Agent
Dr. Kristine Pearl, CTE Supervisor, Curriculum Instruction and Innovation
SUBMITTED BY:
Bill Meekins, CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff has reviewed the attached contract and recommends approval by the Board of Education of Frederick County.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: This recommendation is to establish a contract with one company for the guaranteed supply and delivery of bulk diesel fuel and unleaded gas on a daily index-based contract basis. Delivery will be made to two FCPS depot locations.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Roy McHaffa, Purchasing Agent
Fred Punturiero, Director of Transportation
SUBMITTED BY:
Bill Meekins, CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff has reviewed the attached contract renewal and recommends approval by the Board of Education of Frederick County.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: This recommendation is to renew our contract for the purchase of type II (24 passenger) school buses.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Kim Miskell, CSBO, Assistant Purchasing Manager
Joseph Iannuzzi, Fleet Maintenance Manager
SUBMITTED BY:
Bill Meekins, CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff has reviewed the attached contract renewal and recommends approval by the Board of Education of Frederick County.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: This recommendation is to renew the contract to provide prescription drug benefits for employees, retirees and their dependents covered by the Frederick County Public Schools self-insurance fund.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Kim Miskell, CSBO, Assistant Purchasing Manager
Sarah Minnick, Acting Senior Benefits Manager
SUBMITTED BY:
Bill Meekins CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff has reviewed the attached contract renewal and recommends approval by the Board of Education of Frederick County.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: The recommendation is to renew the contract for graduation streaming services.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Bill Meekins, CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Dr. Daniel Lippy, Director, School Administration
SUBMITTED BY:
Bill Meekins, CPPB, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, CSBO, CPCP, Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, CPA, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff requests approval of the fee proposal submitted by Keller Construction Management for Design-Build services for the Crestwood Middle School Building Addition project utilizing the Oakdale Middle School Addition design as a prototype.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: Crestwood Middle School and Oakdale Middle School were built using the same prototype Middle School Design. Both middle schools planned for future additions which were outlined in the site plans approved by Frederick County at the time when the original buildings were constructed. The core spaces at these two schools (gymnasium, cafeteria) were also designed with future additions in mind.
The Board approved the award of Design Build Services to Keller Construction Management in August 2019 for the Oakdale Middle School Addition. This design build team successfully completed the design, the addition (on schedule in the summer of 2021), and well under the projected budget.
FCPS Staff is recommending award of the design-build services for the Crestwood Middle School Addition project to Keller Construction Management using Oakdale Middle School Addition’s prototype. Using the same design-build team will allow FCPS to keep both design and construction fees low. The design-build team can utilize their experience from the Oakdale Middle School Addition to minimize risks associated with this project during design and construction phases.
PROCESS STATEMENT: Funding for the design of the Crestwood Middle School Addition was included in the approved FY2024 Frederick County Capital Budget. A fee proposal was requested from Keller Construction Management (see backup 1). The proposed fee of $1,556,820 is within the budgeted amount for the design and Construction Management fee of this project.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Adnan Mamoon, Director of Capital Programs
SUBMITTED BY:
Paul A. Lebo, DSL, Chief Operating Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
Mr. Phillips will provide an update on the COVID-19 Response.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Larry Phillips, Acting Assistant to the Superintendent for Special Projects
SUBMITTED BY:
Mike Markoe, Ed.D., Interim Superintendent
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
Dr. Markoe will provide an update on Special Education.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Mike Markoe, Ed.D., Interim Superintendent
SUBMITTED BY:
Mike Markoe, Ed.D., Interim Superintendent
In accordance with Maryland’s Open Meetings Act, General Provisions Article § 3-305(b)(1) the Board will meet in Closed Session at 4:00 pm in the Board Room to consider appointments to the Board of Education Ethics Panel.
In accordance with Maryland’s Open Meetings Act, General Provisions Article § 3-305(b)(1) the Board met in Closed Session today at 4:00 pm in the Board Room to consider appointments to the Board of Education Ethics Panel.
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: To recognize Ms. Donna Ross as the recipient of the 2022 Charles E. Tressler Distinguished Teacher Award.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: Ms. Ross has been an English teacher and literacy specialist during her 25-year career in Frederick County Public Schools. She began at Governor Thomas Johnson High School and transferred to Urbana High School in 2002. Ms. Ross is a distinguished teacher who creates an inviting, safe and creative classroom where students of all abilities find success. She pushes her students not only to achieve curriculum standards, but also to hone their latent talents. Most importantly, Ms. Ross successfully teaches every child who walks though her door, and she does so with joy.
The late Samuel Eig of Gaithersburg, Maryland established the Charles E. Tressler Award to recognize Dr. Tressler, a Giles professor emeritus of early childhood education who taught at Hood College from 1964 to 1990. Dr. Tressler chaired Hood’s education department for 18 years and served on the school’s graduate school council for 12 years. The Tressler Award is presented annually to honor distinguished teaching in Frederick County Public Schools. It recognizes an FCPS teacher who has had a significant impact on young people.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
Amanda McGrath, Assistant Principal of Urbana High School, will provide a few comments then introduce Ms. Ross. Brad Young, Board of Education President, will present Ms. Ross with a Board pin, an award and a certificate, while inviting other Board members to make comments. He will then invite Ms. Ross to make comments.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Amanda McGrath, Assistant Principal, Urbana High
Brad Young, Board of Education President
SUBMITTED BY: Eric Louérs-Phillips, Executive Director, Public Affairs
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) is proud to recognize the 2022-2023 Frederick County Teacher of the Year, Jonathan Kurtz.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
Jonathan Kurtz earned a Bachelor of Music degree from Taylor University (2003). He completed a Master of Arts in Music Education at the University of Maryland College Park (2009) and holds a Certificate of Educational Leadership from Hood College (2015). Jonathan has taught music in grades K-12 over the last 19 years including concert band, jazz band, orchestra, music theory, music technology, and music history. He regularly participates in curriculum writing, department chair meetings, and served on a school Hybrid Reopening Committee. He is currently the Coordinator of the Academy for the Fine Arts at Governor Thomas Johnson High School. Interim Superintendent Dr. Mike Markoe notified Mr. Kurtz that he earned the award during a “SurPRIZE Patrol” visit to Governor Thomas Johnson High on April 14. Dr. Markoe was joined by community leaders from throughout the county, as well as a host of students from the Academy for the Fine Arts.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
Dr. Eric Louérs-Phillips, Executive Director of Public Affairs, will briefly describe the Teacher of the Year process and introduce Governor Thomas Johnson Principal, Tracey Kibler. After remarks, Ms. Kibler will introduce Mr. Jonathan Kurtz. Board President Young will present Mr. Kurtz with a Board pin while inviting other Board members to make comments. Mr. Young will then invite Mr. Kurtz to make remarks.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Dr. Eric Louérs-Phillips, Executive Director of Public Affairs
Tracey Kibler, Principal, Governor Thomas Johnson High
Brad Young, Board of Education President
SUBMITTED BY:
Mike Markoe, Ed.D., Deputy Superintendent
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
To recognize Mr. Bernard Quesada as a finalist for the 2022 Washington Post Principal of the Year Award.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: The Washington Post Principal of the Year Award recognizes principals who go beyond the day-to-day demands of their position to create an exceptional educational environment.
Bernard Quesada, IV is the exemplary principal of Middletown High School. He is a 1993 graduate of West Virginia University (B.S., Secondary Education, English) and a 2005 graduate of McDaniel College (Master of Leadership and Administration). Mr. Quesada was an English teacher for seven years in Frederick County before transitioning to Assistant Principal positions at two different county high schools. From 2010 to 2019, Bernie enjoyed a spectacularly successful tenure as the principal of Catoctin High School, where he quickly established himself as an innovative, transcendent, and gifted educational leader whose popularity and accomplishments have become legendary.
Mr. Quesada represented FCPS as a finalist for the 2022 Washington Post Principal of the Year award.
The Washington Post awards were established to encourage excellence in school leadership and to contribute in a substantive way to the improvement of education in the Washington metropolitan area.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
Dr. Eric Louérs-Phillips, Executive Director of Public Affairs, will briefly describe the Washington Post Principal of the Year process and introduce Secondary Instructional Leadership Director, Kathleen Schlappal. After remarks, Ms. Schlappal will introduce Mr. Bernie Quesada. Board President Young will present Mr. Quesada with a Board pin while inviting other Board members to make comments. Mr. Young will then invite Mr. Quesada to make remarks.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Dr. Eric Louérs-Phillips, Executive Director of Public Affairs
Kathleen Schlappal, Secondary Instructional Leadership Director
Brad Young, Board of Education President
SUBMITTED BY:
Mike Markoe, Ed.D., Deputy Superintendent
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
To recognize Ms. Donna Karajeh as a finalist for the 2022 Washington Post Teacher of the Year Award.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
The Washington Post recognizes teachers who exemplify excellence in their profession.
Donna Karajeh is a passionate educator, driven by making a positive impact and providing equal opportunity to all. She takes great pride in designing student-centered instructions that caters to the unique needs of each individual. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Middle Childhood Education (2014) at Cleveland State University and is weeks away from earning her Master of Science in Educational Leadership (2021) at Hood College. Currently in her 6th year of teaching at Middletown Middle School, she proudly serves as our building’s administrative intern (2021), school improvement member, equity representative, and PBIS (positive behavioral interventions and support) committee member.
Ms. Karajeh was nominated to be a finalist for the 2022 Washington Post Teacher of the Year award. The regional winner was announced on April 18, 2022.
In addition to recognizing excellence in teaching, the goal of the Washington Post Teacher of the Year Award has been to contribute to improvements in education in the Washington Metropolitan area.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
Dr. Eric Louérs-Phillips, Executive Director of Public Affairs, will briefly describe the Washington Post Teacher of the Year process and introduce West Frederick Middle Assistant Principal, Michele Gill. After remarks, Ms. Gill will introduce Ms. Donna Karajeh. Board President Young will present Ms. Karajeh with a Board pin while inviting other Board members to make comments. Mr. Young will then invite Ms. Karajeh to make remarks.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Dr. Eric Louérs-Phillips, Executive Director of Public Affairs
Michele Gill, Assistant Principal, West Frederick Middle.
Brad Young, Board of Education President
SUBMITTED BY:
Mike Markoe, Ed.D., Deputy Superintendent
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION
To provide a recap of the 2022 Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) graduations and provide information concerning scholarships extended in 2022.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY
FCPS is proud to highlight the Class of 2022 and spotlight their graduations and accomplishments.
Dr. Markoe will provide a summary of the accomplishments and will introduce a video highlighting the graduation exercises of 2022.
FCPS Graduation Recap 2022:
Senior Spotlight playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMlB9TxHcfQrZEmWQ2LFqg3X9Y8MV3buv
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S)
Mike Markoe, Ed.D., Interim Superintendent
SUBMITTED BY
Mike Markoe, Ed.D., Interim Superintendent
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: To recognize the Student Member on the Board, 2021-2022.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
Sam Starrs served as the Student Member of the Board of Education from July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022. Mr. Starrs is being recognized for his valuable contributions to the Board of Education of Frederick County.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
Board President Young will read and present Mr. Starrs with a Board proclamation.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Brad Young, Board President
SUBMITTED BY:
Brad Young, Board President
The Board welcomes and encourages public comment. With the exception of confidential and personnel related matters, and issues pending in appeals to a local or State Board, individuals may speak about matters relating to the school system. If individuals have specific concerns relating to the actions of staff members, such concerns may be communicated to the superintendent who will address the concern with the appropriate staff or if the concern is about the superintendent an individual may share that concern with the Board through written or private verbal communication. Public comment is not intended to be a question and answer platform with the Board. Generally, the Board will not respond to comments made.
If you are speaking as an individual you have up to 3 minutes and will be asked to complete your thoughts when the buzzer sounds. On behalf of an organization you have up to 5 minutes.
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
CONSENT
PROCESS STATEMENT:
On May 18, 2022, the Policy Committee reviewed Policy 105 Appeal and Hearing Procedures. This is the BoardDocs link to that agenda item:
http://go.boarddocs.com/mabe/fcps/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=CDWJM94DD185
On June 8, 2022, Policy 105 was presented for the Board of Education’s first reading. This is the BoardDocs link to that agenda item:
http://go.boarddocs.com/mabe/fcps/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=CELJ6C4B062C
Today Policy 105 is presented for the Board’s consent agenda approval. (backup1)
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Jamie Cannon, Chief of Staff and Legal Counsel
Dana Falls, Director of Student Services
Board of Education Policy Committee
SUBMITTED BY:
Jamie Cannon, Chief of Staff and Legal Counsel
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Board approval of the Quarterly Agenda.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: At the January 14, 2015 meeting the Board voted to adopt the new quarterly agenda process and instituted a new process for submitting requests for future agenda items. The request form is attached.
PROCESS STATEMENT: To provide quarterly agendas that will be posted on Board Docs at each Board meeting. This process will enable the public and staff to plan for upcoming Board meetings. The quarterly agenda is a dynamic document that will be revised as needed to accommodate time sensitive business items and items requested using the form adopted for the Board.
The July - September 2022 Quarterly Agenda is attached for board approval.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Mr. Young, Board President
SUBMITTED BY: Mr. Young, Board President
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff seeks approval of the Fiscal Year 2023 (FY2023) Operating Budget.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: The Board of Education (BOE) Operating Budget totals $822,836,251, including $689,756,984 in unrestricted funds and $133,079,267 in restricted funds.
The Frederick County Government funding of the FCPS Operating Budget is $35.0M over the FY2022 appropriation. The County Council approved its operating budget and associated appropriation to the BOE on May 17, 2022.
The FY2022 State appropriation increased by $46.5M, as MSDE instituted the new funding formula associated with the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future.
The FY2022 federal restricted funding decreased by $21.3M, as FCPS has expended grants received for recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The first two attachments, the Sources of Funds and the MSDE Expenditure Categories, require BOE approval. The third attachment is the detailed working file, stating all of the adjustments made during the budget process.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Heather Jo Clabaugh, Budget Officer
SUBMITTED BY:
Leslie Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff seeks approval of the FY2023 Artificial Turf Fund Budget.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: The Artificial Turf Fund, reported as a non-major governmental fund, was created in FY2010. Since the inception of this fund, Frederick County Public Schools has been collecting revenues with the intention of using those revenues to repair/replace the artificial turf fields as they reach their useful life.
The recommended FY2023 Artificial Turf Fund Budget reflects total revenues of $476,000 for the year. Budgeted revenues are expected to be generated by community user groups for rentals for the use of facilities and turf fields, cell tower leases, interest earnings as well as a transfer from the General Fund.
The recommended expenditures for FY2023 are $600,000, which is expected to cover the costs to replace/repair the artificial turf field at Linganore High School.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Heather Jo Clabaugh, Budget Officer
SUBMITTED BY:
Leslie Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff seeks approval of the FY2023 Capital Budget.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: The FY2023 Capital Budget is recommended at a total of $63,702,193. This is comprised of state and local funding as well as state funds from the FY2023 Aging School Program (ASP). The projects listed in the attached budget summary are part of the comprehensive six-year plan that is updated annually.
The budget provides construction funds for the Brunswick Elementary Replacement, Green Valley Elementary Replacement Design and the Valley Elementary School Replacement Design projects. Funding is also included for eight (8) systemic renovation projects as well as funding for five (5) buses.
The Public School Construction Program’s budget was approved by the Interagency Commission (IAC) on School Construction on May 11, 2022. Frederick County Government’s Capital Budget was approved by the Frederick County Council on May 17, 2022.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Heather Jo Clabaugh, Budget Officer
SUBMITTED BY:
Leslie Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff seeks approval of FY2023 Food and Nutrition Services Operating Budget.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: The proposed FY2023 Food and Nutrition Services Operating Budget is $16,328,248. Total FY2023 revenues are approximately $476,333 more than the FY2022 budgeted revenues of $15,851,915. The USDA meal waivers expire June 30, 2022, therefore, revenue is based on student status. Meal participation and ala carte sales are budgeted to be pre-pandemic levels. The phase-in to remove reduced prices meals at the state level is also complete, therefore reduced priced students will receive breakfast and lunch at no cost. FY2023 revenues also include a budgeted use of fund balance for $400,000.
The recommended expenditures are $16,328,248, which is $476,333 more than the budgeted expenditures for FY2022 of $15,851,915. Salaries have increased 16% to meet contractual obligations and pre-pandemic staffing models. Health insurance also includes a 5.5% increase. Purchased food and supply costs are expected to increase roughly 10%, but it is expected that less total meals will be served in FY2023, therefore expenditures for these items have remained consistent.
June 30, 2021 fund balance is $2,375,970.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Heather Clabaugh, Budget Officer
SUBMITTED BY:
Leslie Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff seeks approval of the FY2023 Self-Insurance Fund Budget.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: The recommended FY2023 Self-Insurance Operating Budget is $132,619,291. Total revenues are $12,731,061 or 10.62% more than the approved FY2022 budgeted. Operating revenues largely consist of Board of Education contributions, employee contributions, retiree contributions, and Medicare subsidies. The recommended budget includes an increase in enrollment, a 5.50% medical premium increase, and an increase in Medicare Part D subsidies.
The recommended expenditures are $132,619,291, and include budgeted Health Claims Paid to cover the insurance cost for new retirees and insurance costs for new employees. The budget for Stop Loss Insurance increased 19.05% from the approved FY2022 budget; reflective of market trend and historical large claims experience.
Transfers out to the OPEB Trust Fund are contingent on the Self-Insurance audited fund balance exceeding the target reserve by more than 25%. Insurance Council voted to increase the target reserve in FY2022 to 1/10th of the recommended budget, an increase from 1/12th of the recommended budget. Due to the unpredictability of claims and the higher target reserve threshold, a transfer out to OPEB is not anticipated in FY2023. However, if claims experience is favorable and fund balance exceeds target reserve by 25%, a transfer to OPEB will occur.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Heather Jo Clabaugh, Budget Officer
SUBMITTED BY:
Leslie Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff seeks approval of the 2022 Superintendent’s Recommended Educational Facilities Master Plan (EFMP).
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: Each year, the Board of Education of Frederick County (BOE) reviews and updates the 10-year EFMP for the Frederick County Public Schools. This plan serves a number of purposes, some of which include the following:
PROCESS STATEMENT: The 2022 Superintendent’s Recommended EFMP was presented to the BOE at the June 8, 2022, Board meeting. The BOE will have additional discussion, receive public comment, and is scheduled to approve the EFMP at the June 22, 2022, Board meeting. The approved EFMP must be submitted to the state by July 1, 2022, and is the basis for capital funding requests for FY24, which are submitted to the state and county in early October 2022. Electronic copies of the plan can be found at https://www.fcps.org/capital-program/efmp-board-review.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Paul A. Lebo, DSL, Chief Operating Officer
SUBMITTED BY:
Paul A. Lebo, DSL, Chief Operating Officer