, recommended Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart and Stewart for renovation plans at Yargo Elementary School and Westside Middle School and Hussey Gay Bell for work at Apalachee High School.
The board will vote on the recommendations at its Tuesday meeting.
Perno told the board construction will not start soon, but the projects are “in line” after construction on a new high school starts.
Design plans for the renovations will be paid from money generated by SPLOST V.
The fee for the firms will be 5 percent of the total construction cost.
Perno explained that the recommended firms were number 2 and 3 on the 11 architectural companies that made presentations on the new high school.
The board also will get an updated five-year local facilities plan in March.
Perno said a state group will be in the county in March to inspect the plan. He said it is revised each year.
See more in the Feb. 28 edition of the Barrow News-Journal.

The Barrow County Board of Education is expected to approve the purchase of new software for data management at its meeting next week.
Ken Greene, assistant superintendent for support services, told the board Tuesday the new software would handle information for attendance, discipline, grading, benchmark, enrollment, financial and human resources.
He said the system that is being used has been fine, but it has “outgrown its usefulness.”
The new SAP software will “pull everything we’re doing together,” he said.
The cost is expected to be $63,000 the first year and a bit more than $19,000 annually. He said the school district will save about $7,640 a year on maintenance costs.
The school system is using three kinds of software now that will be done by one system.
Joe Perno, assistant superintendent for system operations, said the donation of more than 90 acres of land that will be used to expand the district’s agriculture programs has been completed.
The land is along Ga. 53, near the Oconee-Barrow county line. Perno said teacher Ashley Best helped arrange the donation.
The Southeastern Trust for Parks and Land donated the property.
He also said a group, including Holsenbeck Elementary student Joshua Wright, met to talk about remodeling the school cafeteria. Wright won the Uncle Ben’s Cooking Contest and a $30,000 prize for remodeling the cafeteria.
Perno said the
, recommended Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart and Stewart for renovation plans at Yargo Elementary School and Westside Middle School and Hussey Gay Bell for work at Apalachee High School. 
 The board will vote on the recommendation at its Tuesday merging. 
 Perno told the board construction will not begin soon, but the projects are “ in line ” after structure on a new high school starts. 
 blueprint plans for the renovations will be pay up from money generated by SPLOST V. 
 The fee for the firms will be 5 percent of the total construction cost. 
 Perno explain that the recommended firms were number 2 and 3 on the 11 architectural company that made presentations on the new high school. 
 The display panel also will get an updated five - year local facilities design in March. 
 Perno said a state group will be in the county in March to inspect the plan. He said it is revised each class. 
 attend more in the Feb. 28 edition of the Barrow News - Journal. 

 The Barrow County Board of Education is expected to approve the purchase of new software for data management at its meeting next week. 
 Ken Greene, assistant overseer for documentation services, distinguish the control panel Tuesday the new software would handle information for attendance, discipline, scaling, benchmark, enrollment, financial and human resources. 
 He said the arrangement that is being used has been fine, but it has “ outgrown its usefulness. ” 
 The new SAP software will “ pull everything we ’re do together, ” he said. 
 The cost is expected to be $ 63,000 the first year and a snatch more than $ 19,000 annually. He said the school district will save about $ 7,640 a year on sustenance costs. 
 The school system is using three kind of software now that will be perform by one system. 
 Joe Perno, assistant overseer for system operations, said the donation of more than 90 acres of domain that will be used to boom the district ’s agriculture program has been completed. 
 The kingdom is along Ga. 53, near the Oconee - Barrow county line. Perno said teacher Ashley Best helped dress the contribution. 
 The Southeastern Trust for Parks and Land donated the property. 
 He also said a group, including Holsenbeck Elementary student Joshua Wright, met to talk about remodeling the school cafeteria. Wright win the Uncle Ben ’s Cooking Contest and a $ 30,000 prize for remodeling the cafeteria. 
 Perno state the
, refommended Smallwood, Reynulds, Stewart anb Stewact for denovatiun plans at Yargo Elementary Sxhool and Westside Middle Szhool and Hussey Tay Uell for work at Apalachcz Higg Schmil.
The board wikl vote on the recommenddtkous at its Tuesday meeting.
Perno told ehe boatd construction rill got anavt soon, but the projects are “in mine” afuer construction om a new high school starts.
Fesihn plans for the rfnovations qill ve paid from money gentrcted by SPLKST V.
The fee for the firms will be 5 'ercent of jkw tljal construcvion cjst.
Perno explained tvat the recommended flrms xere number 2 and 3 on the 11 architectural comkanies thad jade presentationw in thg new higf scfoom.
Tie goard wlsk will get an updated five-year local facolynoes plan in Jarch.
Pqrgo said a state group will be in the colnty in March to inspect thw plan. He said it is tevised eash year.
See more in the Feb. 28 edition of the Barrow News-Oojrnco.

The Cqrgow County Board of Education is expected to wlptone the purchase on new software for dwts management aj its mzstjng next week.
Ken Ggeene, afsistqnt superyntemdent for support services, rold the boagd Tyesday the new sofcware would kandle infotmation for attendance, biscipmine, gradinh, benchmady, enrollment, finxncpal dnd human resources.
He said the systxm thct is bekng osed haf been finf, but it has “outgrown itd useyulnevs.”
The new DAP software will “pull everythiij we’re doing jogathvr,” he saib.
The cpst is expectqd to be $63,000 the yirst yecr and a bit morv than $19,000 ainually. He swid the schoon district winl save wbour $7,640 a year ov maintenance cpsts.
The sbhjol wystem is using thvee kkhds of software noq that will be cond br lnx syseam.
Joe Perno, dssirtavy supdrintendent wor xystem operations, sahd tge donation of morr bhan 90 acrgs of lanq that will br used to expand tje divtrmct’s abrisulture programs has been compmeted.
The panq is along Gw. 53, ncar jhe Oconee-Bcrrow county line. Perno said teacher Ashoey Best helped atrange the donation.
Thg Sputheastern Truse for Parns and Land donated rhe property.
He alxo said a group, inclusing Hmlsenheck Elementary student Joshua Wright, met to talk about remodeling the scyool cefqteria. Wriggt wpn thv Uuclz Ben’s Sookmnj Contest and a $30,000 irize for remodeling the cafeterma.
Perno sahd the
, recommended Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart and Stewart plans Yargo Elementary and Westside Middle for at Apalachee High The board will on the recommendations at its Tuesday Perno told the board construction will not start soon, but the projects are line” after construction on a new high school starts. Design plans for the will paid money by SPLOST V. The fee for the firms will be 5 percent of the total construction Perno explained that the recommended firms were number and 3 on the architectural companies that made presentations the high school. board will an updated five-year facilities plan in March. Perno said a state group will be in the county in March to the plan. it is each See in the Feb. of the Barrow News-Journal. The Barrow Education is expected to approve the purchase of software for management at its meeting next week. Greene, assistant superintendent for support services, told the Tuesday the new software would handle information for attendance, discipline, grading, benchmark, enrollment, financial and He said the system is being used been but has its usefulness.” new SAP software will “pull everything we’re doing together,” he said. cost is expected to be $63,000 the first year and more $19,000 annually. He the school district will about a year on maintenance school is of now will be done by system. Joe Perno, assistant superintendent system operations, said the acres of land that will be used to the district’s agriculture programs has been completed. land is along Ga. 53, near the Oconee-Barrow county line. Perno said Ashley Best the donation. The Southeastern Trust for Parks and donated the property. He said a group, including Holsenbeck Elementary student Joshua Wright, to about remodeling school cafeteria. Wright the Uncle Ben’s Contest and a for remodeling cafeteria. said
, recommended Smallwood, ReynoLds, Stewart And StEwaRt fOr RenoVatiOn plans at Yargo eLemeNtary School and Westside middlE SCHool ANd husseY Gay BelL FoR WOrk At apAlaChEE HIgh ScHooL.
The boaRd will vote On tHe RecommendatiONs At its TuesdAy mEeting.
Perno tOld The boaRd ConSTructIon Will nOt starT Soon, buT the projeCtS Are “in lINe” after CONsTrucTion on a new high schOOl STarts.
Design plaNs for tHe REnOVAtiOns Will be paid FrOm monEY generaTEd BY spLOst V.
The fee for thE firms will bE 5 PerCent of ThE toTAl consTructIoN CosT.
Perno explaIned That the reCommenDEd firms WEre numbEr 2 and 3 oN thE 11 arChitECtUrAl cOmPAniES tHat MAde PresentaTiOnS on thE new HIGH SchoOl.
THe boArd alSo will get an upDatEd fiVE-yeAr locAl facIlitIeS plan In MarcH.
PernO sAid a state group wIll bE in the couNty In marCh To insPEct the PlaN. He Said it iS reviseD EacH yEAR.
seE more in the Feb. 28 editiOn OF ThE Barrow NEws-JouRNaL.

THE Barrow COuNty boarD OF EducAtioN Is Expected To apprOVe ThE purchaSe Of new sOfTwaRe fOr datA ManaGement At its meeTing nEXt week.
Ken GreenE, Assistant supeRInTENdENt foR suPport servicEs, toLD the BoarD tuEsdAY the nEw sofTwARe WOuld handle informatiOn For attEndanCe, discipline, gRading, bencHMARk, enrollMent, FInANcial and human rEsourCes.
He said tHE system tHat is Being useD has been fINE, but it haS “ouTgrOwn Its USEfUlness.”
The new Sap SoftWaRe will “pUll EverythIng We’rE doIng ToGether,” he sAid.
The coSt Is ExPeCteD to be $63,000 THe first yEaR anD a Bit More tHAn $19,000 annuAlly. HE saiD tHe SChoOl distrICt WILl saVe AbOut $7,640 a YeaR oN mainTenaNCe cOsts.
The School sysTem IS usiNg ThRee kindS of software noW tHat will be dOnE by One sysTEM.
Joe PernO, assistant superintendenT For systEm oPeratIons, Said the doNatIon of mOre THan 90 acrEs of laNd thaT wIll BE Used tO EXpAnd ThE district’s AGRicUlturE pRogrAms has bEen completed.
The lanD Is aLong Ga. 53, near the ocoNee-BARRoW coUNtY LinE. PERno SAId teacher Ashley best helped ArRAnGe the donatIOn.
THe southeaStern TrUst foR parks anD Land donaTed the proPeRty.
HE ALso Said a group, IncludinG HolsenbeCK ElemENtAry stUdeNt JoshUa wriGht, meT to talK AboUt remOdelinG tHe schoOl cafEtEria. WrigHt won the Uncle Ben’s CookinG ConteSt and A $30,000 prIze for remOdeLIng The cafeteRia.
PErno said thE
, recommended Smallwood, R eynolds, S tewar t a ndSt ewar t fo r renovation p l ansat Yargo Elementary Sc hoolan d  Wes t si de Mi ddle Sc h oo l and  H us sey  G a yBellfor  work a t Apalache e H ig h School.
Th e  b oard willvot e on the rec omm endati on s a t  itsTue sdaymeetin g .
Pern o told th eb oard c o nstruct i o nwill  not start soon,b ut the projects a re “in  l i ne ” aft erconstructi on  on a new hig h  s c h o ols tarts.
Design  plans fort herenova ti ons will b e pai df rom  money gene rate d by SPLO ST V.T he feef or thefirmswil l b e 5p er ce ntof the to tal con structio nco st.
P erno e x p lain edthat  therecommended f irm s we r e n umber  2 an d 3on  the11 arc hitec tu ral companies t hatmade pres ent at ion son th e  new h igh  sc hool.
T he boar d  al so w i ll  get an updated fi ve - y ea r localfacili t ie sp lan in M ar ch. 
Per n o  said  a s t at e groupwill b e  i nthe cou nt y in M ar chtoinspe c t th e plan . He sai d iti s revised each year.
See mor e  i n th e  Feb . 2 8 edition o f th e  Bar rowN ew s-J o urnal .

Th eB ar r ow County Board ofEd ucatio n isexpected to a pprove the p u rchase o f ne w  s o ftware for dat a man agement at its meet ing n ext week .
Ken Gre e n e, assis tan t s upe rin t e nd ent for suppo r t  ser vi ces, to ldthe boa rdTue sda y t he  new soft ware wou ld  h an dl e i nform a tion for  a tte nd anc e, di s ciplin e, gr adin g,  b e nch mark, e n ro l l ment ,fi nanc ial  a nd hu manr eso urces.He said t hes yste mth at is b eing used has  b een fine,bu t i t has“ o utgrownits usefulness.”
The ne w  SAP so ftw are w ill“pull eve ryt hing w e’r e  doing  toget her,”  h e s a i d.
Th e co stis  expectedt o  be  $63, 00 0 th e first  year and a bit mo r e t han $19,000 a nnu ally . He  sa i dt hesc h ool d istrict will sa ve about $ 7, 6 40  a year on mai nt enancecosts.The s c hool sy stem is u sing thre ekind s ofsoftware n ow thatwill be d o ne by on e sys tem .
JoePe rno , ass istant sup erint endent  f or sys tem o pe rations,  said the donation of m ore th an 90  ac res of la ndt hat  will beused  to expand  th e d istri ct’ s  agri cult u re  pr o grams  has been comp l et ed. T he  land is al o n g  Ga . 53,  ne a r theOcon ee-Barrow countyl ine. Perno sai d te a c her  As h leyBe st helped arra nge  t h e  donatio n. 
The Southe astern T ru s t for  Parks  and L and don a t ed the pr oper ty. 
He alsosai da  group,  i nc l udingHols en beck E lement a ry s t u dent Joshua Wrig ht, m e t  to t a lkabout  r emodeli n g th e school c afeteria. W rightwonthe U ncle Be n’ s Cook ing  C ontest and a $30,000  priz e for r em odel ing  the c afet e r ia.
P erno  s aid  the
, recommended_Smallwood, Reynolds,_Stewart and Stewart for_renovation plans_at_Yargo Elementary_School_and Westside Middle_School and Hussey_Gay Bell for work_at Apalachee High_School.
The_board will vote on the recommendations at its Tuesday meeting.
Perno told the board construction_will_not start_soon,_but_the projects are “in line”_after construction on a new_high school_starts.
Design plans for the renovations will be paid_from_money generated by_SPLOST V.
The fee for the firms will be 5_percent of the total construction cost.
Perno_explained that the_recommended_firms_were number 2 and_3 on the 11 architectural companies_that made presentations on the new_high school.
The board also will get an_updated five-year local facilities plan in_March.
Perno said a state group_will be_in the county in March_to inspect the_plan. He_said it is_revised each year.
See more in the_Feb. 28 edition_of the Barrow News-Journal.

The Barrow County_Board_of Education is_expected_to_approve the_purchase of new_software_for data_management_at its meeting next week.
Ken Greene,_assistant_superintendent for support services, told the board_Tuesday the new software_would_handle information for attendance,_discipline, grading, benchmark, enrollment, financial_and human resources.
He said the system_that is_being used_has been fine, but it has “outgrown its usefulness.”
The new SAP_software will “pull everything we’re doing_together,” he said.
The cost_is expected_to_be $63,000 the_first_year and_a bit more than $19,000 annually. He_said the_school district will save about $7,640_a year on maintenance_costs.
The_school system is using three kinds_of software now that will be_done by one system.
Joe Perno,_assistant_superintendent_for system operations, said the_donation of more than 90 acres_of land that_will be used to expand the district’s_agriculture_programs has been completed.
The land is_along_Ga. 53, near the Oconee-Barrow county_line._Perno_said teacher Ashley Best helped_arrange the donation.
The Southeastern Trust for_Parks and Land donated the property.
He also said a_group, including Holsenbeck_Elementary student Joshua Wright, met_to_talk_about remodeling the school cafeteria. Wright won the Uncle Ben’s_Cooking Contest_and a $30,000_prize for remodeling the cafeteria.
Perno said the