BCS forms reopening task force, approves 5-year capital plan
A Flint Co. construction worker cuts a cinder block before using it to complete a large wall in a new common area at Bartlett High School. The $60 million renovation project is still on schedule to be completed by this fall. (Daily Memphian file)
Superintendent Dr. David A. Stephens expects the school reopening plan to cover all contingencies, whether the COVID-19 situation improves or gets worse.
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