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System: Capital Plan Layout Report As of 46 Project Name Budget Classification Funding Year Funding Source Hamilton High School $800,000.00 Additions Public School Fund Hamilton Middle School $50,000.00 Renovations Public School Fund High School $125,000.00 Renovations Public School Fund Phillips High School $50,000.00 Roofing Only Public School Fund Hamilton High School $250,000.00 HVAC Only State Funds High School $200,000.00 Roofing Only Public School Fund Phillips High School $200,000.00 Roofing Only Public School Fund $1,500,000.00 HVAC Only 2019 Public School Fund $200,000.00 Land Improvements 2019 Public School Fund Phillips Elementary School $50,000.00 Renovations 2019 Public School Fund $200,000.00 Land Improvements 2020 Public School Fund $1,800,000.00 Renovations 2020 Public School Fund Hamilton Elementary School $1,250,000.00 Additions and Renovations $200,000.00 Land Improvements $3,000,000.00 Additions and Renovations 2021 Public School Fund 2021 Public School Fund 2022 Public School Fund Page 1 of 1

System: Capital Plan Five Year Plan As of 46 Priority: 1 Hamilton High School Additions Student Enrollment Public School Fund $800,000.00 Add four additional classrooms to the Southwest side of Hamilton High School attached to the main building in the area of the "old gym" lobby. This is a result of increased enrollment and additional Career and Technical class offerings. Priority: 2 Hamilton Middle School Renovations Public School Fund $50,000.00 Renovate bathrooms at Hamilton Middle School with State Capital Outlay funds. Page 1 of 8

As of 46 Priority: 3 High School Renovations Other Public School Fund $125,000.00 Visitor Safety Concern Due to spectator visitor safety concerns, the old concrete block scaffolding type bleachers will be replaced with aluminum bleachers built to current code. Priority: 4 Phillips High School Roofing Only Public School Fund $50,000.00 Replace shingles with standing seam metal roofing at Phillips High School with State Capital Outlay funds. Page 2 of 8

As of 46 Priority: 5 Hamilton High School HVAC Only Other State Funds $250,000.00 Legislative Grant Install AC in the "New Gym" at Hamilton High School. A special State appropriation will be used to pay for half the project along with Capiltal Outlay funds. Priority: 6 High School Roofing Only Public School Fund $200,000.00 Replace the main building roof at High School with State Capital Outlay funds. Page 3 of 8

As of 46 Priority: 7 Phillips High School Roofing Only Public School Fund $200,000.00 Replace roof on Phillips High School gym. Priority: 8 HVAC Only Public School Fund 2019 2019 $1,500,000.00 Upgrade gyms across the county with the addition of air conditioning. Amendment 778 Ad Valorem tax revenues will be used to supplement State Capital Outlay allocations. Page 4 of 8

As of 46 Priority: 9 Land Improvements Public School Fund 2019 2019 $200,000.00 Begin a multi-year county-wide asphalt paving project to improve parent and bus drives as well as main school parking lots. Priority: 10 Phillips Elementary School Renovations Public School Fund 2019 2019 $50,000.00 Renovate restrooms in the Annex building at Phillips Elementary with State Capital Outlay funds. Page 5 of 8

As of 46 Priority: 11 Land Improvements Public School Fund 2020 2020 $200,000.00 Continuation of the multi year asphalt paving project to improve parent and bus drives as well as main school parking lots across the County with State Capital Outlay funds. Priority: 12 Renovations Public School Fund 2020 2020 $1,800,000.00 Upgrade and renovate sub standard classrooms across the county as needed at each school. Amendment 778 Ad Valorem tax revenues will be used to supplement State Capital Outlay allocations. Page 6 of 8

As of 46 Priority: 13 Hamilton Elementary School Additions and Renovations Public School Fund 2021 2021 $1,250,000.00 School security renovations include enclosing open sidewalks in front of classrooms at Hamilton Elementary School. Priority: 14 Land Improvements Public School Fund 2021 2021 $200,000.00 Phase three of the county-wide asphalt paving project to improve bus and parent drives as well as main school parking lots with State Capital Outlay funds. Page 7 of 8

As of 46 Priority: 15 Additions and Renovations Public School Fund 2022 2022 $3,000,000.00 Begin an athletic facility upgrade project across the county with the goal of blending educational and community benefits to include track construction. Page 8 of 8

4967 August 29, 2017 State of Alabama The Board of Education held a regular scheduled meeting on Tuesday, August 29, 2017, 10:00 a.m. in the Board Room of the Central Office with the following members present: Jim Atkinson, Beverly Burleson, Joyce Fowler, Belinda McRae, and Daryl Weatherly. McRae made a motion to adopt the agenda as presented. Beverly Burleson seconded the motion and all members voted aye. I Based on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Education, Ryan Hollingsworth, Jim Atkinson made a motion to approve the minutes of the July 27, 2017, meeting, review the financial and bank statements with no action being taken, approve payroll and payments for August, and approve the local school payments as presented. See Appendix II-4967. (Page 55) II III Angel Nichols was awarded the International Barbara James Service Award Gold Level at the HOSA (Future Health Professionals) Convention at Disney World. Mr. Hollingsworth presented her plaque and the Hamilton High School HOSA sponsor, Chelsea Humphres, presented her pin. IV McRae made a motion to go into executive session to discuss the good name and character of a current employee.

4968 Beverly Burleson seconded the motion and all members voted aye. V McRae made a motion to resume the open session. Beverly Burleson seconded the motion and all members voted aye. Based on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Education, Ryan Hollingsworth, Jim Atkinson made a motion to approve the FY18 Local School Paid Supplements as presented. See Appendix VI-4968. (Page 56) VI VII McRae made a motion to approve the FY18 Salary Schedule as presented. See Appendix VII-4968. (Page 57) Based on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Education, Ryan Hollingsworth, Jim Atkinson made a motion to approve the F18 Capital Plan as presented. See Appendix VIII-4968. (Page 65) VIII

4969 Beverly Burleson seconded the motion and all members voted aye. IX McRae made a motion to grant permission to renew the errors and omissions coverage of ATBE for $1,680.00. X Based on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Education, Ryan Hollingsworth, Beverly Burleson made a motion to grant permission for Brilliant High School to enter into a contract with Toshiba Business Solutions for a copier lease. XI McRae made a motion to grant permission to delete policy JEA-F7 and JEA-F8. XII McRae made a motion to award Bid #2017-09 for the sale of used vehicles to the high bid from Junior Killingsworth of $1,083 for the 2002 Ford Taurus and the high bid from Jason Bourland of $500 for the 1989 Chevrolet van.