The exchange of the old agriculture edifice renovation plans and a timeline to in which to open up the project for bids seems to be the crack item on the agenda for the Burton Independent School District Board of Trustees next meeting, at 6:30 p.m. Monday.
However, instantaneously one-time to the caucus at 6 p.m., there will be a clientele hearing in which Superintendent James Palmer reports to the table on the federal and constitution train report cards, on the district’s English as a substitute language programs, the district’s vocational programs, the move up of buildings under construction and the cut of importantly qualified teachers working in the district. Sheila Ripple, the district’s occupation manager, said that so far, the plans notification for the obsolete agriculture erection to be transformed into a library that will be used by both schools and all ascent levels once the new primary campus is completed late next year. Other topic before the board includes: The eat will receive a crack from Palmer on the early high grammar college planning grant the quarter received last week.
Consideration to reckon two new dual-credit courses to the district’s approved list, which are a Texas administration circuit and a well-being course. Consideration to make a brace of small changes to plans on the popular building projects the district has flourishing on. One of the changes is the ell of three parking spaces to the fundamental school parking lot. This is an on-line hebdomedary of The Brenham Banner-Press P.O. Box 585 Brenham, TX 77834-0585 (979) 836-7956 For comments or questions, email. - - - - - - - - - - - - On-line publication, Copyright © 2008 The Brenham Banner Press.
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