District overview
Enterprise City Schools
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
What does the public board record show?
Enterprise City Schools is governed by the Enterprise City Board of Education. The collected minutes show public votes on the district budget, capital plan, student rules, curriculum, facilities, and staffing. The minutes identify many actions but leave out dollar amounts and full attachments.
The FY26 budget was adopted
After two public hearings, the board approved the FY26 budget on September 11, 2025.
A five-year capital plan is in place
The board approved a 2026-2030 capital plan on September 11, 2025, but the collected minutes do not give the plan's projects or costs.
Projects are moving forward
The board approved asbestos-abatement work for Pinedale Elementary and Dauphin Junior High and a special-education playground for Brookwood Elementary.
The minutes do not state per-student spending, the adopted budget total, or detailed project costs, so they cannot show how much each action costs.
Where the district stands
Major projects
Asbestos abatement at Pinedale and Dauphin
approved with cost contingencyThe board awarded a summer asbestos-abatement bid for Pinedale Elementary and Dauphin Junior High, but required the negotiated cost to be $250,000 or less. If that did not occur, the minutes say the bid would be rejected and rebid.
- Board approved the award subject to a negotiated cost of $250,000 or less.
Funding
Not stated in the collected minutes; bid award was capped at $250,000.
This overview uses the district's published 2025-26 board minutes. Direct meeting records support the actions described; the minutes do not include detailed budget amounts.
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