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Charter 2014

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Charter 2014

Purpose of Group: Collaborative development of a bond package recommendation for presentation to the Birdville ISD Board of Trustees and ultimately to the Birdville ISD community in November 2014

Champions: Superintendent and Board of Trustees

Charge: Become informed of current BISD needs and goals and design a bond referendum proposal that supports district goals, meets student needs and can be supported by the Birdville community

Membership: Community members (list provided at first meeting)
 
Scope of Work: 
  • Consideration and analysis of demographic, facilities and technology data related to possible bond election
  • Basic understanding of public school finance and district financial data
  • Review of district facilities, technology, science labs and safety and security needs
  • Collaborative formulation of bond package
  • Participation in follow-up activities that result from bond proposal

Parameters or Constraints:

  • No consideration of facilities consolidation
  • Sound financial and facility-use stewardship
  • Students’ needs
  • Legislative mandates
  • Established district processes
  • Priority Codes
  • Whole-district considerations
  • District Mission
  • Adequate and equitable communications
  • Timeline for November 2014 bond election
  • Rezoning possibilities not included in the scope of work for the Citizens’ Bond Committee
  • Board of Trustees action
  • Agreed-upon ground rules, decision making and charter

Capabilities and Strengths:

  • Professional district resource people, demographer, architect and facilitator
  • Past bond referendum information and historical data
  • Accurate financial data and construction cost data
  • Diversity, knowledge, and  expertise of committee—individually and collectively

Follow-up Responsibilities of Committee:

  • Participate in public bond information meetings should bond election be called by the Board of Trustees
  • Review, assimilate and prioritize data for sound and informed decision making
  • Attend each bond steering committee meeting

 
 
 
 
questions
If you have any questions,
please email 2014Bond@birdvilleschools.net.