We were awarded funds from the Lt. Governor's office that can not co-mingle with any other operating funds.  NSFA has suggested putting the funds in a MMA.  These funds are reserved for construction costs at our future site. 

Enrollment: 166 students enrolled as opposed to 79 last year - more than doubled.  Recruitment for next year will be an additional 150 students. Our current attendance rate is 92%.  
Academics:  Benchmark tests revealed the 9th Grade Math is at 52% proficiency rate with nearby comps (BCHS) is 26%.  9th Grade English is at 42% while our 10th Grade English is at 64% demonstrating students that have been with us for a year have significantly progressed in the past year. 

Pathways:  Two of our juniors recently received their private pilot's license.  We have twenty-two students in the Aircraft Maintenance Program. 

Funding:  We have a little over $2 million in pending grant applications.  These results will be disclosed in December.  

Current Facility:  We are owed handrails for our ADA compliant ramp and entrance.  M&M Construction across the street completed a metal roof repair for us pro bono and donated and will install nice, heavy-duty basketball goals in our hangar.  

New Facility:  Estimated cost of constructing our new hangar have been cut significantly by decreasing our hangar size from 45,000 sq ft to 25,0000 sq ft with the ability to add-on.  New construction deadline is January 2025. 

C. Knight charged C. French, R. Smith P. Wilson, J. Smith and T. Mills with forming a nominating committee with a charge to reconstitute the executive board and governing board. 

C. Knight charged S. Underwood, G. Kim, J. Smith, R. Smith and T. Wright with forming a building committee. 

The board will reconvene in two weeks and committees will need to have met in the interim. 

Proposed 24-25 Calendar to be voted on at the next board meeting.

P. Wilson will present a plan for a capital campaign at our next meeting.