Fort Worth ISD’s Texas-appointed board of managers approved nearly $55.5 million in new spending in August, with most of the money tied to a new elementary school.
The largest item was $52 million for construction services connected to the replacement campus for Worth Heights Elementary. The project is funded through the district’s 2021 bond program.
Managers also approved more than $1.1 million for hazardous-material abatement at Daggett Middle School, $993,000 for cloud technology services and about $558,000 for instructional support.
All six items passed 8-0 as part of the consent agenda. Manager Bobby Ahdieh was absent.
Here’s what was approved:
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Matthew Sgroi is an education reporter for Fort Worth Report. He is a graduate of Texas Christian University and has worked as a reporter/anchor for TCU360 and TCU News Now, TCU’s student media organization….
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