Local Funding for Capital Improvements

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Local Funding for Capital Improvements Referendum Voting Bond 1992, 1995, 1999, 2005 and 2014 SPLOST 1997*, 2001, 2006*, 2011 and 2016 *Bonds issued November 2016 SPLOST went into effect July 1, 2017; it will make payments on portions of 4 bond issues, including the 2014 bond. In FY17 we retired 3 bond issues that helped to build 16 new schools. Since 1993, we have built 31 new schools, including 2 opening in 2018.

2018 Bond Timeline Determine 2019-22 capital improvement projects for the 2018 bond by using feedback collected from the Strategic Planning survey/focus groups, and from the school and district administrators.   May:   District Staff Meeting #1 September: District Staff Meeting #2, Review Department Needs October: District Staff Meeting #3, Review Department Needs Collect and Review School Needs November: Compile Draft List from $456,109,164 in Needs December: Present Draft List to BOE January: BOE Discussion and Approve Final Bond List

2018 Bond Draft Projects STEM Elementary $500,000 School Safety CTAE Transportation Technology Facilities       New Schools/Land Maintenance Items at Schools       $500,000 $2,000,000 $3,500,000 $13,000,000 $17,000,000 Remaining Funds

2018 Bond Draft Highlights New Schools: Pooles Mill ES and ES #23* MS #11* East Forsyth HS Classroom Addition: West Forsyth HS Other Facilities: Academies of Creative Education Performing Arts Center Other: Air Condition Existing Buses Purchase New Buses Update 3 Oldest PAC Replace All HS Stadium Turfs Build Alliance Parking Deck *Land not purchased.

2018 Draft Bond Highlights Other (cont.): Maintenance at 30 Existing Schools: HVAC Replacements/Modifications Cabinetry Replacements Asphalt Repairs Roof/Gutter Replacements Energy Recovery Units Restrooms Repairs Fire Alarm Systems Upgrades FCHS: New Home Grandstand, Restrooms and Concessions for Stadium NFHS: Stadium Lighting SFHS: Stadium Lighting, New Visitors Restrooms and Concessions for Stadium, and Baseball Press Box/ Concessions

2018 Bond Draft Funding $323,381,497 Worth of Improvements - 28,381,322 Estimated State Funding $295,000,175 Bond As with the 2014 bond, the financing for this bond is structured to not increase the bond debt millage rate as long as the next SPLOST is extended by voters. Current Enrollment: 47,834 Projected 2022 Enrollment: 55,900

Next Steps January 23: Approve Final Bond List March-May: Communicate to Stakeholders Voter Registration Information Voting Information Employee Guidelines Bond Information​: Website, PowerPoint, handout and video​ Project details Enrollment Information​ Financial Information May 22: Election Day