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THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY
FCAT 2011 SCHOOLS WITH HIGHEST PERCENT
PROFICIENT & GREATEST GAIN IN STUDENTS
ACHIEVING PROFICIENCY
INFORMATION ITEM:
II.A.
Item Number
Congratulations to the following schools for their achievement on FCAT 2011. These schools achieved
the highest percent of students scoring in achievement levels 3 and above on FCAT Reading, Math,
Science, and/or Writing for all students tested, or the greatest gain in students achieving proficiency.
These schools will be awarded a banner for their success at this Board meeting.
Reading
Grade
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Highest
% Proficient
Carillon & Partin
Carillon & Lawton
Partin
Chiles
Rock Lake
Rock Lake
Hagerty
Oviedo
Greatest Gain
% Proficient
Hamilton
Forest City
Layer
Markham Woods
Sanford
Markham Woods
Lyman & Oviedo
Winter Springs
Math
Highest
% Proficient
Partin
Partin
Rainbow
Chiles
Jackson Heights
Rock Lake
Greatest Gain
% Proficient
Altamonte
Forest City
Layer
Markham Woods
Chiles
Millennium
Oviedo
Oviedo & Seminole
Science
Grade
5
8
Highest
% Proficient
Evans & Partin
Rock Lake
11
Hagerty
4
8
Highest
% Proficient
Goldsboro
Indian Trails
Greatest Gain
% Proficient
Midway
Markham
Woods
Lyman
Special Category
School
Choices in
Learning
Grade
3
4
5
Subject
Math
Writing
Reading
Category
Highest
Highest
Gain
Writing
10
Hagerty &
Lake Howell
Greatest Gain
% Proficient
Idyllwilde
Chiles &
Indian Trails
Lake Howell
Where more than one school is listed for a subject at a grade level, it indicates a tie; schools listed had
the same percent proficient or amount of gain.
Prepared by:
Board Meeting Date
Anna-Marie Cote
Deputy Superintendent, Instructional Excellence and Equity
Deborah Camilleri, Coordinator of Assessment and Accountability
Colleen Risner, Supervisor of Testing
Attachment(s):
Back-up not in agenda book: None
11/22/2011
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INFORMATION ITEM:
ADVANCED PLACEMENT TEST SCORES
MAY 2011 EXAMINATION PERIOD
II.B.
Item Number
The following information represents Advanced Placement Examination score data for the May 2011 test
period. Based upon the information received from The College Board, a total of 5,866 Seminole County
Public School students took at least one Advanced Placement Examination in May of 2011. A total of
11,254 scores were reported. District wide the average number of Advanced Placement Examinations
taken per student tested is 1.9. Of the total scores reported, 6,280 (56%) are in the 3-5 range.
School Name
Crooms AOIT
HAGERTY
LBHS
LHHS
LMHS
LHS
OHS
SHS
WSHS
TOTAL
# Students
Tested
137
864
836
633
758
600
654
944
440
5866
# Exams
Taken
# Exams per
Student
222
1576
1795
1196
1620
1129
1201
1577
938
11254
1.6
1.8
2.1
1.9
2.1
1.9
1.8
1.7
2.1
1.9
# Scores
= 3+
118
950
985
592
882
623
794
777
616
6337
% of Exams
= 3+
53%
60%
55%
49%
54%
55%
66%
49%
66%
56%
The number of 2011 Advanced Placement scores of 3 or greater indicates continuation of an upward
trend achieved over the past eleven testing periods. From May, 2001, through May, 2011, the number of
tests scored at 3 or greater increased from 2,937 to 6,337.
2. Prepared by:
3. Board Meeting Date
Anna-Marie Cote, Ed.D.
Attachment(s): None
11/22/11
Materials for Signature: None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
NOVEMBER IS FLORIDA PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
IN EDUCATION MONTH
II.C.
Item Number
Maintaining a tradition established by previous governors, Governor Rick Scott has declared the month of
November, 2011, as Florida Parental Involvement in Education Month. Research shows that family and
parental involvement in a child’s learning is vital for student academic success. The love, caring,
inspiration and guidance children receive from their parents and family on a daily basis is a powerful force
in a child’s education. When that support is in place, endless possibilities open up for children and no
dream becomes too big for them to accomplish.
Students are successful when schools and parents work together. Seminole County Public Schools
appreciates and celebrates all of the parents who support their children’s education and who work
together with the schools to promote student achievement. Representatives of the various Parental
Involvement groups will be recognized during the November 22, 2011, Board Meeting.
2. Prepared by:
Marjorie Murray
Director of Special Projects /ECTAC
11-22-11
Attachment(s): Florida Parental Involvement in Education Proclamation;
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ACTION ITEM:
MINUTES
IV.A.
Item Number
1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:
That the School Board approve the minutes of October 18, October 24, October 25, October 31 and
November 7, 2011.
2. Background/Analysis:
The minutes of the October 25, 2011 School Board Meeting will be submitted in the addendum
package.
3. Fiscal Impact:
Not applicable.
4. Prepared by:
Bill Vogel, Superintendent
11/22/11
Attachment(s): 10/25/11 School Board Meeting minutes (addendum)
10/18/11, 10/24/11, 10/31/11 and 11/7/11 Discipline
Hearing minutes
Supporting information not in agenda book: None
Materials for signature: Original minutes
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BOARD DISCIPLINE HEARINGS
October 18, 2011
The Seminole County Public Schools Discipline Hearing Officer(s) convened on Tuesday October
18, 2011 for the purpose of reviewing Administrative Assignment(s) and Expulsion
recommendations to be confirmed by Board action.
Ms. Sylvia Pond, Seminole County Public Schools Board Member, was present to hear the
Superintendent’s recommendations as Hearing Officer, for the full Board. Mr. Gene Grace was in
attendance to present the Superintendent’s recommendations. Ms. Cheryl Long was present, as
clerk, to record recommendations.
ALTERNATIVE ASSIGNMENTS
Student(s), numbered 1 – 6 did not request an Alternative Assignment Review were provided to
the attending Hearing Officer by Mr. Grace.
Superintendent’s Recommendation: Mr. Grace presented the Superintendent’s recommendation
that the Administrative Alternative Assignment(s), as presented, be accepted as a final decision
and not subject to further board action.
Recommendation to the Board: Concur that the Alternative Assignment Agenda, as presented, be
approved and is not subject to further board action.
ALTERNATIVE ASSIGNMENT REVIEW AND EXPULSION RECOMMENDATION(S)
Ms. Pond asked the parents/guardians in attendance for students on the discipline hearing
agenda if they preferred an open or closed hearing. Parents/Guardians of student(s) 1 requested
a closed hearing.
EXPULSION RECOMMENDATION OF STUDENT NO. 1 ~ LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: Mr. Grace presented the charge(s) submitted by Lake
Brantley High School and relayed the Superintendent’s recommendation that student numbered 1
be expelled and fully excluded from Seminole County Public Schools through June 2012.
Recommendation to the Board: Concur that student numbered 1 be expelled from Seminole
County Public Schools through January 2012 with the benefit of educational services. Student
numbered 1 is to enroll in Seminole County Virtual School with a minimum of 3 full credits. Upon
successful completion of Seminole County virtual school, student numbered 1 will enroll at
Journeys Academy through June 2012. Student numbered 1 must have a 2.5 GPA, no referrals
and no unexcused absences while at Journeys Academy. Student numbered 1 also must be
successful and not be in violation of any Seminole County Public Schools or Journeys Academy
policies and procedures in order to transition back to zone school
Ms. Dede Schaffner, Chairman
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October 24, 2011
The Seminole County Public Schools Discipline Hearing Officer(s) convened on Monday October
Ms. Dede Schaffner, Seminole County Public Schools Board Member, was present to hear the
Student(s), numbered 1 – 9 that did not request an Alternative Assignment Review were provided
to the attending Hearing Officer by Mr. Grace.
Ms. Schaffner asked the parents/guardians in attendance for students on the discipline hearing
agenda if they preferred an open or closed hearing. Parents/Guardians of student(s) 1 - 3
requested a closed hearing.
EXPULSION RECOMMENDATION OF STUDENT NO. 1 ~ LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: Mr. Grace presented the charge(s) submitted by Lake Howell
High School and relayed the Superintendent’s recommendation that student numbered 1 be
expelled and fully excluded from Seminole County Public Schools through June 2012.
Recommendation by Hearing Officer: Concur that student numbered 1 be expelled from
Seminole County Public Schools through June 2012 with the benefit of educational services.
Student numbered 1 is to enroll in Seminole County Virtual School with a minimum of 4 full
credits.
ASSIGNMENT REVIEW OF STUDENT NO. 2 ~ MILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: Mr. Grace presented the charge(s) submitted by Millennium
Middle School and relayed the Superintendent’s recommendation that student numbered 2 be
assigned to Journeys Academy through June 2012.
Recommendation by Hearing Officer: Concur that student numbered 2 will be assigned to
policies and procedures in order to transition back to zone school.
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EXPULSION RECOMMENDATION OF STUDENT NO. 3 ~ JACKSON HEIGHTS MIDDLE
SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: Mr. Grace presented the charge(s) submitted by Jackson
Heights Middle School and relayed the Superintendent’s recommendation that student numbered
3 be expelled and fully excluded from Seminole County Public Schools.
Recommendation to the Board: Modify recommendation that student numbered 3 will be
assigned to Journeys Academy through January 2012. Student numbered 3 must have a 2.5
GPA, no referrals and no unexcused absences while at Journeys Academy. Student numbered
3 also must be successful and not be in violation of any Seminole County Public Schools or
Journeys Academy policies and procedures in order to transition back to zone school. Upon
transition to zoned school, student numbered 3 will be on a District Behavior Contract through
June 2012.
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October 31, 2011
The Seminole County Public Schools Discipline Hearing Officer(s) convened on Monday October
Ms. Diane Bauer, Seminole County Public Schools Board Member, was present to hear the
Student(s), numbered 1 – 8 that did not request an Alternative Assignment Review were provided
Ms. Bauer asked the parents/guardians in attendance for students on the discipline hearing
agenda if they preferred an open or closed hearing. Parents/Guardians of student(s) 1 – 4
requested a closed hearing.
ASSIGNMENT REVIEW OF STUDENT NO. 1 ~ LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
be assigned to Journeys Academy through June 2012.
Recommendation by Hearing Officer: Concur that student numbered 1 be assigned to Journeys
Academy through June 2012. Student numbered 1 is to provide a 500 word essay to Ms. Bauer
via email by January 15, 2012. The essay is to include how things are working out and what I
have experienced while at Journeys Academy. Journeys Academy will put into place a no contact
contract between student numbered 1 and student numbered 2. Student numbered 1 must have
a 2.5 GPA, no referrals and no unexcused absences while at Journeys Academy. Student
numbered 1 also must be successful and not be in violation of any Seminole County Public
Schools or Journeys Academy policies and procedures in order to transition back to zone school
ASSIGNMENT REVIEW OF STUDENT NO. 2 ~ LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
be assigned to Journeys Academy through June 2012.
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Journeys Academy through June 2012. Student numbered 2 is to provide a 500 word essay to
Ms. Bauer via email by January 15, 2012. The essay is to include how things are working out
and what I have experienced while at Journeys Academy. Journeys Academy will put into place a
no contact contract between student numbered 2 and student numbered 1. Student numbered 2
must have a 2.5 GPA, no referrals and no unexcused absences while at Journeys Academy.
Student numbered 2 also must be successful and not be in violation of any Seminole County
Public Schools or Journeys Academy policies and procedures in order to transition back to zone
school.
ASSIGNMENT REVIEW OF STUDENT NO. 3 ~ OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: Mr. Grace presented the charge(s) submitted by Oviedo
Journeys Academy through June 2012. Student numbered 3 has been given the option of
services from Seminole County Virtual School. A minimum of 3 full credits are to be taken through
Seminole County Virtual School. Upon successful completion of Seminole County Virtual School,
student numbered 3 may transition back to zoned school.
ASSIGNMENT REVIEW OF STUDENT NO. 4 ~ MILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: Mr. Grace presented the charge(s) submitted by Millennium
Middle School and relayed the Superintendent’s recommendation that student numbered 4 be
policies and procedures in order to transition back to zone school.
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November 7, 2011
The Seminole County Public Schools Discipline Hearing Officer(s) convened on Monday
November 7, 2011 for the purpose of reviewing Administrative Assignment(s) and Expulsion
Ms. Karen Almond, Seminole County Public Schools Board Member, was present to hear the
Student(s), numbered 1- 7 that did not request an Alternative Assignment Review were provided
Ms. Almond asked the parents/guardians in attendance for students on the discipline hearing
agenda if they preferred an open or closed hearing. Parents/Guardians of student(s) numbered
1 - 8 requested a closed hearing. Student numbered 9 was re-scheduled to appear before
the Hearing Officer on November 15, 2011.
EXPULSION RECOMMENDATION OF STUDENT NO. 1 ~ SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: Mr. Grace presented the charge(s) submitted by Seminole
expelled from Seminole County Public Schools through June 2012.
Recommendation to the Board: Modified that student numbered 1 will be assigned to Journeys
Academy through June 2012. Student numbered 1 must have a 2.5 GPA, no referrals and no
unexcused absences while attending Journeys Academy. Student numbered 1 must also be
policies and procedures in order to transition back to zoned school.
Recommendation by Hearing Officer: Concur that student numbered 2 will be expelled with the
benefit of educational services from Seminole County Public Schools through June 2012.
Student numbered 2 is to enroll in Seminole County Public School Virtual School with a minimum
of 3 classes. Upon successful completion of Seminole County Public School Virtual School,
student numbered 2 may transition back to zoned school. Upon re-entry to zoned school, student
numbered 2 will be placed on a District Behavior Contract through June 2013.
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Recommendation by Hearing Officer: Concur that student numbered 3 be expelled from
Seminole County Public Schools through June 2012. Student numbered 3 is to enroll in
Seminole County Public School Virtual School or Florida Virtual School with a minimum of 3
classes. Upon successful completion of Seminole County Public School Virtual School or Florida
Virtual School, student numbered 3 may transition back to zoned school. Upon re-entry to zoned
school, student numbered 3 will be placed on a District Behavior Contract through June 2013.
Recommendation by Hearing Officer: Concur that student numbered 4 will be expelled from
Virtual School, student numbered 4 may transition back to zoned school and be placed on a
District Behavior Contract through June 2013.
Seminole County Public Schools without educational services through June 2012.
EXPULSION RECOMMENDATION OF STUDENT NO. 6 ~ LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL
ASSIGNMENT REVIEW OF STUDENT NO. 7 ~ LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL
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Journeys Academy through June 2012. Student numbered 7 is given the opportunity to enroll in
ASSIGNMENT REVIEW OF STUDENT NO. 8 ~ LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: Mr. Grace presented the charge(s) submitted by Lake Mary
and no unexcused absences while attending Journeys Academy. Student numbered 8 must also
be successful and not be in violation of any Seminole County Public Schools or Journeys
Academy policies and procedures in order to transition back to zoned school.
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ACTION ITEM:
STRATEGIC PLAN UPDATE WORK SESSION SUMMARY
INSTRUCTIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DIVISIONS
OCTOBER 25, 2011
IV.B.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County accept the summary of the October 25, 2011 Strategic
Plan Update Work Session.
Chairman Dede Schaffner called the meeting to order at 2:30 pm. She introduced Walt Griffin,
Executive Director of Secondary Education, who announced that Crooms Academy of Instructional
Technology had just been named the NUMBER 1 School in the USA for Connected Classrooms. The
US News and World Report based this selection on internet speed and accuracy, home and school
access and connectivity, and additional digital resources available to students. Dr. Vogel and the
Board applauded the incredible team effort for this accomplishment and honor.
Deputy Superintendent Anna-Marie Cote thanked the Board and Superintendent for their vision and
commitment to excellence and equity. The Strategic Plan is reviewed and revised through the use of
the Continual Improvement Model (CIM). She added that there are minimal recommendations for
revisions to System Initiatives A – D. Dr. Beth Sharpe, Principal, Heathrow Elementary, gave an
update of the pilot gifted program at Heathrow. Dr. Wright, Executive Director, Elementary Education
and Dr. Marian Cummings, Principal, Carillon Elementary, also gave additional information on gifted
education and the Carillon program. Dr. Mary Ann Kaesberg gave a district- wide update on gifted
education. Dr. Cote explained the major changes in System Initiative B and clarified that the revisions
are based on the most current information from the Florida Department of Education regarding FCAT
2012 Standard Setting. System Initiative C had no changes. System Initiative D had minor changes,
including the implementation of ePathways, the completion of the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), and
the striking of the Visioning Committee Report. Diane Lewis, Director of Instructional Technology and
Principal of Seminole County Virtual School, presented a short presentation on e-pathways.
Deputy Superintendent George Kosmac discussed the annual review and update of the operational
division’s system initiatives. Department leaders reviewed the recommended revisions to the plan.
Also, each department reviewed various key performance indicators. Patrick Fletcher, Director of
Informational Services, discussed the district wide wireless networking plan, outages, Skyward, and
our student to computer ratio. His team is responding to work orders and requests in a timely manner.
Dr. Ron Pinnell, Executive Director, Human Resources, on the primary strategies of System Initiative
F. SCPS has a 98.77 % of Highly Qualified Teachers. At this point, there is very little activity in
recruitment and job fairs. Monitoring diversity is constant. We will be hiring new interns from
Workforce for all departments in the near future.
Break: 4:40 pm
Reconvene: 4:50 pm
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System Initiative G reiterates the decline in the Capital Budget and in the Capital Outlay Construction.
More details are listed in the Capital Plan Budget Book. Many areas were discussed in System
Initiative H including Medicaid revenues, 6% fund balance, D & B Credit rating, and a vacant
properties listing and brochures. In System Initiatives I – K, some of the strategies that were
discussed included: Press release training for school personnel, the new Executive Director for the
Foundation, community involvement, BAB, PBAS, CALNO, Leadership Seminole, FSBA, Risk
Management and Wellness Programs. The meeting adjourned at 5:21 p.m.
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.
4. Prepared by:
Anna-Marie Cote, Deputy Superintendent
Instructional Excellence & Equity
George Kosmac, Deputy Superintendent
Operations
Attachment(s): None
Materials for signature: None
11/22/11
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ACTION ITEM:
STRATEGIC PLAN ADOPTION
IV.C.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County adopt the revised Strategic Plan as presented.
The proposed revisions to the district’s Strategic Plan were discussed with Board Members in the Work
Session on October 25, 2011. Board recommended revisions to be included in the Plan are listed
below. It is appropriate to proceed with adoption of the revised Strategic Plan.
History Making Goal C:
Community Partnerships: All Seminole County Public School cost centers will engage students,
parents, educational staff, business partners, dividend volunteers and community members in activities
to support the shared responsibility for student achievement and the attainment of the system
initiatives.
System Initiative A-Primary Strategy 5:
Implement an elementary acceleration program for gifted and talented students to align with middle
school Pre-International Baccalaureate Preparation Programs and the International Baccalaureate
Program.
System Initiative A-Key Performance Indicator:
Report to the Board on the implementation of an elementary acceleration program for gifted and
talented students.
System Initiative B-Primary Strategy 6:
Design and implement a communication plan to inform parents, students, and community members of
the changes to the A+ Accountability System.
System Initiative B-Key Performance Indicator 11:
Report to the Board the communication strategies used to inform parents, students, and the community
of the changes to the A+ Accountability System.
System Initiative I – Primary Strategy 12:
Continue participating in and supporting the coordination efforts with such entities as CALNO (Council
of Local Governments), Mayors and Managers, PBAS (Private Business Association of Seminole
County), local chambers, Central Florida Public School Board Coalition, Florida School Board
Association, and others.
3. Fiscal Impact: There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.
4. Prepared by:
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: 2011-2012 Strategic Plan
11/22/11
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ACTION ITEM:
PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS
IV.D.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Personnel Recommendations as presented.
Pursuant to Florida Statutes 1012.22 (1) (a) (e) (f), all Personnel Recommendations must be approved
by the School Board. Additionally, to ensure compliance with Florida Statutes 1011.60, Board adoption
of the personnel recommendations relating to the contracts for appointment, promotion, transfer, etc.,
of all principals is hereby designated as 12 month contracts. Board adoption of the personnel
recommendations relating to the contracts for appointment, promotion, transfer, etc., of all elementary
assistant principals are hereby designated as 11 month contracts unless otherwise noted.
Attached are the Superintendent’s recommendations for the current Board meeting.
3. Fiscal Impact:
The Personnel Recommendations are within our budget allocation.
4. Prepared by:
Dr. Ron Pinnell
Exec. Director of Human Resources
Attachment(s):
11/22/11
Instructional Personnel Recommendations
Educational Support Professionals Recommendations
Temporary Duty Out-Of-State Leave Request Information
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INSTRUCTIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION AT THE BOARD MEETING ON: 11/22/2011
INSTRUCTIONAL REAPPOINTMENT for 2011-12
1. Cockrell, Sarah P - Lake Brantley High School, Coach Only, AC
ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENT for 2011-12
1. Mita, Peggy L - Evans Elementary School, Food Service, FS Manager Elem 10, (Temporary),
Position Start Date 10/15/2011
INSTRUCTIONAL APPOINTMENTS for 2011-12
1. Armstrong, Justin Curtis - Tuskawilla Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date
10/13/2011
2. Arnold, Gary K - Lyman High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date
10/12/2011
3. Ault Jr, Lancelot - Lyman High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date
11/12/2011
4. Barton, Travis H - Chiles Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date 10/24/2011
5. Below, Weston Scott - Winter Springs High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start
Date 11/01/2011
6. Bennett, Kirsys Melissa - Jackson Heights Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date
10/28/2011
7. Bland, Edna M - Millennium Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date 10/13/2011
8. Campanellie, Cynthia L - Hopper Center, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start Date
10/20/2011
9. Carlson, Damian - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 10/06/2011
10. Carter, Gwenn Louise - Hagerty High School, Teacher, Position Start Date 10/13/2011
11. Castro, Osma M - Markham Woods Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date 11/03/2011
12. Charles, Joel N - Crooms Academy Of Inform Tech, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start
Date 10/17/2011
13. Darley, Allie Violet - Evans Elementary School, Teacher As-Needed CS, (Temporary),
14. De Filippo III, Arthur Matthew - Lyman High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position
Start Date 10/17/2011
15. Duarte, Vicki Lynn - Woodlands Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 10/20/2011
16. Foxworth, Steven Scott - Rock Lake Middle School, Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date
11/03/2011
17. Glover, Marvin L - Rock Lake Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start Date
10/20/2011
18. Gorton, Tammy Lynn - Hagerty High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start Date
10/13/2011
19. Green, Richard G - Hagerty High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date
10/15/2011
20. Gregorio, Carmelina DiBella - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher As-Needed CS,
(Temporary), Position Start Date 10/06/2011
21. Heistan, Amber S - Winter Springs High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start
Date 11/01/2011
22. Hobbs, Gregory Lawrence - Crooms Academy Of Inform Tech, Coach Only, (Temporary),
23. Huber III, Joseph William - Tuskawilla Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date 10/10/2011
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24. Jones, Marcia Margaret - Carillon Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position
25. King, Jessica Ellen Seven - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Position Start Date
10/27/2011
26. Liljenquist II, Kevin Hal - Oviedo High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start
Date 10/14/2011
27. MacFerren, Melissa Criss - Wicklow Elementary School, Teacher As-Needed CS, (Temporary),
28. Manley, Beatrice - Lake Mary High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date
11/12/2011
29. Megginson, Allen Keith - Lyman High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date
11/02/2011
30. Miller, Gwendolyn Sue - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher As-Needed CS, (Temporary),
31. Moura, Dustin Patric - Hagerty High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date
10/15/2011
32. Pennington, Sheryl Louise - Sanford Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date 10/28/2011
33. Perkins, Roger E - Seminole High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date
10/07/2011
34. Pink, Brian R - Winter Springs High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date
11/12/2011
35. Reid, Bonnie Jean - Winter Springs High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start
Date 10/17/2011
36. Robert, Kara Rose - Stenstrom Elementary School, Teacher As-Needed CS, (Temporary),
37. Roy, Alison Louise - Lake Brantley High School, Coach Only - 50%, (Temporary), Position
38. Strubbe, Elizabeth Anne - Casselberry Elementary School, Teacher As-Needed CS,
(Temporary), Position Start Date 11/07/2011
39. Swett, Dorothy Roxane - Hagerty High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date
1/07/2012
40. Tilton, Jennifer Dianne - Partin Elementary School, Teacher As-Needed CS, (Temporary),
41. Tse, Yoonnie Yuenyoon - Red Bug Elementary School, Teacher As-Needed CS, (Temporary),
42. Van Velsor, Tanya Grae - Rock Lake Middle School, Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date
10/27/2011
43. Wright, Charles A - Crooms Academy Of Inform Tech, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position
ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSFERS AND PROMOTIONS for 2011-12
1. Alicea, Waleska - Seminole High School, Food Service, FS Manager High 10 TO Educational
Support Center, Food Service, FS Manager High 10, Position Start Date 10/13/2011
2. Anderson-Cummings, Marian - Carillon Elementary School, Principal Elementary 12 mo TO
Educational Support Center, Executive Director/Elementary, Exec Dir Elementary Education,
3. Dottavio, Barbara A - Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Manager Middle 10 TO
Tuskawilla Middle School, Food Service, FS Manager Middle 10, Position Start Date
8/11/2011
4. Jones, Adriana Lynnette - Educational Support Center, Pre-Kindergarten, Coordinator,
Pre-Kindergarten TO Carillon Elementary School, Principal Elementary 12 mo, Position Start
Date 11/28/2011
5. Longstreet, Robin R - Oviedo High School, Food Service, FS Manager High 10 TO Seminole
High School, Food Service, FS Manager High 10, Position Start Date 10/13/2011
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6. Mazar, Ida F - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, Director, Special
Educ Srvs TO Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, Executive Director
ESSS (Acting), Position Start Date 11/14/2011
7. Perrault, Beverly F - Educational Support Center, Executive Director/Elementary, Exec Dir
Elementary Education TO Educational Support Center, Principal on Assnmnt 12 mo, Position
ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSFER for 2012-2013
1. Sharpe,Beth E - Heathrow Elementary School, Principal Elementary 12 mo TO
Educational Support Center, Executive Director/Elementary, Exec Dir Elementary Education,
INSTRUCTIONAL TRANSFERS for 2011-12
1. Black, Paula C - Hopper Center, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Seminole High School, Teacher
As-Needed CS, (Temporary), Position Start Date 10/17/2011
2. Borde, Gina Theresa - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, School
Psychologist SPEC - 100% TO Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support,
School Psychologist SPEC - 50%, Position Start Date 11/05/2011
3. Clayton, Jeffrey Robert - Lake Brantley High School, Coach Only - 50%, (Temporary) TO Lake
Brantley High School, Coach Only - 100%, (Temporary), Position Start Date 9/21/2011
4. Courtney, Sherry Priestley - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 100% TO Bear
Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 60%, Position Start Date 11/12/2011
5. Graham, Rebekah Diane - Winter Springs Elementary School, Teacher - 50% TO Winter Springs
Elementary School, Teacher - 100%, Position Start Date 10/19/2011
6. Haaland, Christen Melissa - Carillon Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100%
TO Carillon Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date 10/26/2011
7. Hunziker, Donna L - Chiles Middle School, Teacher TO Educational Support Center, Instruct
Excellence & Equity, Teacher on Assnmnt/Crclm Spprt, Position Start Date 10/18/2011
8. Kellis, Dana Van Ostran - Carillon Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Carillon
Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date 10/26/2011
9. King, Kristi A - Rock Lake Middle School, Teacher - 100% TO Rock Lake Middle School,
Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date 11/03/2011
10. Mahone, Anita H - Indian Trails Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Lawton
Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start Date 10/10/2011
11. Miller, Phyllis D - Rock Lake Middle School, Teacher - 100% TO Rock Lake Middle School,
Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date 10/27/2011
12. Negron, Dinah - Lake Mary High School, Teacher ESOL - 50% TO Lake Mary High School,
Teacher ESOL - 100%, Position Start Date 10/14/2011
13. Perrault, Lisa Rachelle - Tuskawilla Middle School, Teacher - 100% TO Tuskawilla Middle
School, Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date 10/08/2011
14. Sanks, Twyla De Chele - Teague Middle School, Teacher TO Journeys Academy, Counselor
Middle, Position Start Date 10/25/2011
ADMINISTRATIVE REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2011-12
1. Hofer, Kenneth Michael - Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Quality Assurance
Manager, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date 10/18/2011, Expected Return Date
12/01/2011
2. Jones, Nancy Reeves - Sterling Park Elementary School, Food Service, FS Manager Elem 10,
Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 10/18/2011, Expected Return Date 11/15/2011
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3. Manderville, Tonya Butler - Hagerty High School, Assistant Principal High 10 mo, Extend
Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 11/10/2011, Expected Return Date 12/10/2011
4. Steff, Maureen B - Winter Springs High School, Food Service, FS Manager High 10, Extend
INSTRUCTIONAL REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2011-12
1. Adessa, Mary Katherine Agnes - Lyman High School, Counselor High, Extend Sick Leave with
pay, Leave Date 11/01/2011, Expected Return Date 11/12/2011
2. Barnett, Diana Gimelfarb - Hagerty High School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,
Leave Date 11/08/2011, Expected Return Date 11/26/2011
3. Bent, Elizabeth Broadrup - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Extend Sick
Leave with Pay, Leave Date 10/18/2011, Expected Return Date 10/29/2011
4. Bowles, Amanda Marie - Geneva Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay,
5. Bowles, Amanda Marie - Geneva Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,
6. Campbell, Margaret Ann - Teague Middle School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave
Date 10/15/2011, Expected Return Date 10/21/2011
7. Campbell, Margaret Ann - Teague Middle School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave without Pay,
8. Chaston, Heather A - Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50% and Counselor
st
Elementary - 50%, Sick Leave Bank 1 50 days, Leave Date 10/12/2011, Expected Return Date
10/16/2011
Elementary - 50%, Sick Leave Bank 2nd 50 days, Leave Date 10/17/2011, Expected Return Date
11/07/2011
Elementary - 50%, Donation of Sick Leave Bank, Leave Date 11/08/2011, Expected Return Date
1/07/2012
11. Christiana, Joseph John - South Seminole Middle School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with
12. Click, Billie June - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher ESOL, Extend Sick Leave with pay,
13. Click, Billie June - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher ESOL, Family and Medical Leave
Act, Leave Date 11/02/2011, Expected Return Date 12/09/2011
14. Colandreo, Kathryn Moeller - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher ESOL - 50%, Extend Sick
Leave with pay, Leave Date 10/08/2011, Expected Return Date 10/18/2011
15. Colandreo, Kathryn Moeller - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher ESOL - 50%, Extend Sick
Leave without Pay, Leave Date 10/19/2011, Expected Return Date 11/19/2011
16. De La Rionda, Kelli Vonda - Wilson Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay,
17. De La Rionda, Kelli Vonda - Wilson Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave
18. Drake, Jill R - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, School Social
Worker, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 10/11/2011, Expected Return Date
11/09/2011
19. Duffy, David M - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher - 60% and Teacher Exceptional Child –
40%, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 10/18/2011, Expected Return Date 12/24/2011
20. Fluaitt, Kelli Ann - Woodlands Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Extend Sick
21. Halbfoster, Lynn L - Sabal Point Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave without
Pay, Leave Date 10/13/2011, Expected Return Date 11/29/2011
22. Haulbrook, Jordan Rachel - Forest City Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child,
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23. Haulbrook, Jordan Rachel - Forest City Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child,
Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 9/28/2011, Expected Return Date 11/05/2011
24. Hough, Kathi - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave
25. Hough, Kathi - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Donation of Days by Fam Member,
26. Hough, Kathi - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act, Leave
27. Johnson, Vernon Leroy - Milwee Middle School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave
28. Kersten, Stephanie Dianne - Lake Mary High School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,
29. King, Nicole Page - South Seminole Middle School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,
30. King, Nicole Page - South Seminole Middle School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave without Pay,
31. Kotkin, Summer Lyn - Lyman High School, Teacher - 50%, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave
32. Kotkin, Summer Lyn - Lyman High School, Teacher - 50%, Donation of Days by Fam Member,
33. LaPointe, Susan Kearney - Teague Middle School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave without Pay,
34. Legg, Mary Catherine - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay,
35. Legg, Mary Catherine - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave
36. Nowlin, Lauren Ashley - Lake Mary Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave
37. Speakman, Melissa Diane Amber - Casselberry Elementary School, Teacher, Family and
Medical Leave Act, Leave Date 10/29/2011, Expected Return Date 11/05/2011
38. Taylor, Amber Rene - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50%, Extend
39. Van Kaam, Brooke Adair - Winter Springs Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Extend Sick
Leave with pay, Leave Date 10/19/2011, Expected Return Date 11/09/2011
40. Van Kaam, Brooke Adair - Winter Springs Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Extend Sick
41. Wertenberger, Thomas R - Lake Mary High School, Teacher ROTC, Extend Sick Leave with
42. Winefordner, Don E - Teague Middle School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act, Leave
ADMINISTRATIVE TERMINATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS for 2011-12
1. Linck, Thomas J - Millennium Middle School, Food Service, FS Manager Middle 10, Reason:
Deceased, Termination Effective Date 10/16/2011
2. Perry, Carolyn H - Transportation Services, Manager Area Transportation, Reason: Retired,
Termination Effective Date 12/01/2011
ADMINISTRATIVE TERMINATION AND RESIGNATION for 2012-13
1. Wright, Geraldine L - Educational Support Center, Executive Director/Elementary, Exec Dir
Elementary Education, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 7/01/2012
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INSTRUCTIONAL TERMINATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS for 2011-12
1. Blodgett, Amanda Dianne - Markham Woods Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Resig for
employ in Educ in Fl, Termination Effective Date 10/26/2011
2. Bowman, Linda Gail - Indian Trails Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, Termination
Effective Date 12/24/2011
3. Brock, William Patrick - Jackson Heights Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Retired,
4. Casterline, Roger D - Seminole High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Reason: Personal
Reasons, Termination Effective Date 11/04/2011
5. Grieme, Darlene Brown - Markham Woods Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Retired,
6. Griner, Kimberly Beth - Markham Woods Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Resig for employ
outside educa, Termination Effective Date 11/05/2011
7. Herold, Christina Decarie - Sterling Park Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal
8. Ibrahim, Hyatt A - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,
9. MacFerren, Melissa Criss - Wicklow Elementary School, Teacher As-Needed CS, (Temporary),
Reason: End Temporary Employment, Termination Effective Date 10/29/2011
10. Pacanowski, Ashley E - Winter Springs Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal
11. Russell, Patsy Ann - Crystal Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Reason: Retired,
12. Stokes, Mary G - Seminole High School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, Termination Effective
Date 12/24/2011
13. Ward, Lisa Marie - Pine Crest Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Reason:
Probationary Employee, Termination Effective Date 11/11/2011
14. Welch, Timothy W - Sanford Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination
Effective Date 12/03/2011
15. Wilkinson, Catherine J - Wilson Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Reason:
Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 11/11/2011
ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2011-12
1. Sims, Theodore R - Custodial Services, Manager Custodial Services, Return from Leave Date
10/15/2011
INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2011-12
1. Bargaineer, Kimberly Lynnette - Lake Mary High School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date
10/15/2011
2. Bent, Elizabeth Broadrup - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Return from Leave
Date 10/29/2011
3. Clark, Octavius R - Winter Springs High School, Dean, Return from Leave Date 10/08/2011
4. Colon, Cindy I - Idyllwilde Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Return from Leave Date
10/29/2011
5. Danio, Beth Ann - Indian Trails Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Return from
Leave Date 10/08/2011
6. Elliott, Mary A - Rock Lake Middle School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 10/17/2011
7. Elsayed, Hanady - Educational Support Center, Special Projects/title 1, Teacher on
Assnmnt/Other, Return from Leave Date 10/29/2011
8. Frye, Tracey Nicole - Jackson Heights Middle School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date
10/15/2011
9. Levine, Jaime M - Winter Springs Elementary School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date
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10/08/2011
10. Lewis, Kristy Ann - Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 10/18/2011
11. Lieser, Kimberly Purvis - South Seminole Middle School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date
10/15/2011
12. Vanclief, Stephanie Hawley - Teague Middle School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date
10/08/2011
13. Walters, Melissa Estelle - Milwee Middle School, Counselor Middle, Return from Leave Date
10/15/2011
INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL FLORIDA RETIREMENT SYSTEM DROP EXTENSIONS for 2011-12
1. Butler, Cynthia J - Midway Elementary School, Teacher, Effective Date 11/01/2011 thru
remainder of Drop Extension 6/30/2012
2. Hofmann, Jane H - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, Staffing
Specialist Resource, Effective Date 3/01/2012 thru remainder of Drop Extension 6/30/2012
3. McDonald, Marie E - Educational Support Center, Specialist Staffing Resource, Effective Date
5/31/2012 thru remainder of Drop Extension 6/30/2012
4. Mosure, Roger A - Lake Mary High School, Teacher, Effective Date 3/01/2012 thru remainder of
Drop Extension 6/30/2012
5. Vassalli, Elaine Madeline - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, School
Psychologist MA, Effective Date 6/01/2012 thru remainder of Drop Extension 6/30/2012
Curriculum Revision For 2011/10/10 Thru 2011/11/07
Employee Name
----------------------------------Baldorossi,Sandra Jean
Fisher,Halima Renee
Horrobin,Thomas Robert
Near,Tina Nix
Pentz,Michael Robert
Salley,Cathy C
Schmidt,Lesley Harper
Segrest,Erica Lynne
Williams,Charles Augustus
Location
-----------------------------TUSKAWILLA MIDDLE SCHOOL
WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL
OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL
GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOL
LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL
OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL
Extended Contract-Instruct. For 2011/10/10 Thru 2011/11/07
Employee Name
----------------------------------Beauregard,Jacqueline Rita
Capoverdi III,Anthony S
Carver,Alicia Rivas
Craft,Melinda Stanley
Densberger,Stacey Leigh
Fenaughty,Joan A
Ferren,Michelle Constance
Fitzwater,Michael S
Gabriel,Stephanie Zamor
Gilbert,Shenique A
Graham,Rebekah Diane
Location
-----------------------------EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER
SOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL
WINTER SPRINGS ELEMENTARY
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Griffin,Stephanie Anne
Gundal,Karen E
Haney,Ilene K
Hartmann,Peggy Adkins
Jewell,Benjamin D
Johnson,Jennifer Cronin
Knowles,Coury M
Kyriakakis,Jennifer Ann
Lovett,Emelda J
Lovett,Ronald Junior
Mallory,Christopher Todd
Mason,Joan Kathryn
McAuley,Gerald K
Medel,Tara Shreve
Morton,Margaret Duffy
Odom,Kristina Ingalls
Pendergrass,Jean K
Riscinti,Rachael Ann M
Thompson,Rosemary Robin
Vassalli,Elaine Madeline
Walkotten,Kristen E
Warne,Cheryl A
Williamson,Kay Coffman
Williford,Elyse R
Wilson,Ashley Rosemary
LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL
HIGHLANDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL
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EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION AT THE BOARD
MEETING ON: 11/22/2011
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS APPOINTMENTS for 2011-12
1. Argro, Ricardo - Seminole High School, Parapro ESE 188 NT1, Position Start Date
10/13/2011
2. Aviles, Maritza - Bentley Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 T1, Position
3. Bacsko, Diane M - Keeth Elementary School, Parapro ESE 188 NT1, Position Start Date
10/27/2011
4. Bickford, Jacqueline St Pierre - Forest City Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE
188 T1, Position Start Date 10/18/2011
5. Bonacci, Wayne A - Maintenance Operations, Maintenance Mechanic, Position Start
Date 10/24/2011
6. Dowling III, Gustave R - Layer Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,
Paraprofessional ESE 188 T1, Position Start Date 10/13/2011
7. Dupre III, Albert Paul Tyler - Maintenance Operations, Maintenance Helper, Position
8. English, Thomas - Hagerty High School, Parapro ESE 188 NT1, Position Start Date
10/27/2011
9. Forman, Daryl Eugene - Educational Support Center, Information Services, Network
Special School/Sector, Position Start Date 10/17/2011
10. Gerhardt, Mary L - Lake Howell High School, Secretary 196, Position Start Date
10/17/2011
11. Jenkins, Sheleana N - Winter Springs High School, Exceptional Student Support,
Parapro ESE 188 NT1, Position Start Date 10/20/2011
12. Lomax, Elinor W - Milwee Middle School, Assistant Duty 188 - 33%, Position Start Date
10/13/2011
13. McDonald, Pavla - Casselberry Elementary School, Pre-kindergarten, Parapro PreK/EE 188 NT1, Position Start Date 10/27/2011
14. Mercado, Marineldda Correa - Milwee Middle School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 T1,
15. Phillips, Jean Marie - Crooms Academy Of Inform Tech, FTE Clerk 12 Mo, Position
16. Popovska, Izabela - Forest City Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 T1,
17. Rhein, Gillian Teresa - Lake Brantley High School, Parapro ESE 188 NT1, Position Start
Date 10/06/2011
18. Telson, Jennifer A - Indian Trails Middle School, Parapro ESE 188 NT1, Position Start
Date 11/03/2011
19. Zagrabski, Ruth Elizabeth - Rock Lake Middle School, Parapro ESE 188 NT1, Position
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TRANSFERS AND PROMOTIONS for 2011-12
1. Adams, Terry L - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation
Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 10/29/2011
2. Allen, Kimberly A - South Seminole Middle School, Secretary 196alt TO Winter Springs
High School, Secretary 223, Position Start Date 10/22/2011
3. Aponte, Viviana E - Seminole High School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/8 - 75% TO
Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/8 - 75%, Position Start
Date 10/17/2011
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4. Branch, Herbert - Hagerty High School, Custodian 11 month TO Hagerty High School,
Custodian 12 month, Position Start Date 10/15/2011
5. Burke, Carrie Mae - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO Transportation
6. Butler, Mary Jo - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO Transportation
7. Cancel, Ramonita - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO Transportation
8. Carrion, Clarina Taboas - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO
Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 10/29/2011
9. Colon, Eugenio - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO Transportation
Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 10/15/2011
10. Curry, Margaret E - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour TO Transportation
11. Duran, Jesusita Jacqueline - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO
12. Eason, Debra Ann - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO Transportation
13. Gibbs, James Allen - Transportation Services, Mechanic Vehicle TO Transportation
Services, Bus Monitor Temporary, Position Start Date 10/25/2011
14. Goldmacher, Susan - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour TO Transportation
15. Gonzalez, Lydia E Gonzalez - Lyman High School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/8 75% TO Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/8 - 75%, Position
16. Gonzalez, Petra Noemi - Forest City Elementary School, Secretary 223 TO Forest City
Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 T1, Position Start Date 10/17/2011
17. Griffin, Deena Mary Elizabeth - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO
18. Harkness, Pearl M - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO Transportation
19. Hernandez, Ana M - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour TO Transportation
20. Holden, James B - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO Transportation
21. Hudson, Karen Lou - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO Transportation
22. Ireland, Lisa M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation
23. Jones, Katrina Ann - Bentley Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,
Parapro ESE 188 NT1 TO Sanford Middle School, Exceptional Student Support, Parapro
ESE 188 NT1, Position Start Date 8/12/2011
24. Keiter, Linda A - Indian Trails Middle School, Parapro ESE 188 NT1 TO Indian Trails
Middle School, Secretary 196, Position Start Date 10/29/2011
25. Lawrence, Donald Steven - Hagerty High School, Custodian 11 month TO Hagerty High
School, Custodian 12 month, Position Start Date 10/15/2011
26. Leathers, Mary A - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation
27. Leger, Daniel - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation
28. MacFarlane, Judith Ann - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO
29. Mahramus, Jill Marie - Wekiva Elementary School, Parapro Instrct Elem - 188 NT1 TO
Educational Support Center, School Board, Executive Secretary/Clerk Bd, Position Start
Date 11/16/2011 (Pending Board Approval)
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30. Maldonado, Karimyl - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour TO Transportation
31. Mancini, Jane Louise - Tuskawilla Middle School, Exceptional Student Support,
Licensed Practical Nurse - LPN TO Lake Howell High School, Exceptional Student
Support, Licensed Practical Nurse - LPN, Position Start Date 11/05/2011
32. Masters, Michael Dean - Hagerty High School, Custodian 10 month - 50% TO Hagerty
High School, Custodian 11 month - 100%, Position Start Date 10/15/2011
33. McKenzie, Jennifer - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO Transportation
34. Morris, Gerald Patrick - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation
35. Myers, Mary Ann - Crooms Academy Of Inform Tech, Food Service, FS Assistant
Manager 189/7 TO Seminole High School, Food Service, FS Assistant Manager 189/8,
36. Ozuna, Maria C - Milwee Middle School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 T1 TO Oviedo High
School, Parapro ESOL 188 NT1, Position Start Date 10/13/2011
36. Prendergast, Carla Hancock - Hagerty High School, Secretary 196 - 100% TO Hagerty
High School, Secretary 196 - 50%, Position Start Date 11/05/2011
37. Ponder, Karen Lynn - Educational Support Center, School Board, Executive Secretary/Clerk
Bd TO Educational Support Center, Instruct Excellence & Equity, Executive Secretary 258,
Position Start Date 11/16/2011 (Pending Board Approval)
38. Revels, Iris T - Casselberry Elementary School, Pre-kindergarten, Parapro Pre-K/EE
188 NT1 TO Altamonte Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 T1, Position
39. Rodriguez, Aldo M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation
40. Rodriguez, Aldo M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation
41. Rood, Virginia D - Milwee Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50% TO
Milwee Middle School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/7 - 100%, Position Start Date
10/01/2011
42. Scalise, Joseph J - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation
43. Seda, Debra L - Educational Support Center, Information Services, Specialist App
Software TO Educational Support Center, Facilities Planning, Specialist 1 Adm
Computing, Position Start Date 11/05/2011
44. Sheppard, Rosemary - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour TO Transportation
45. St Hilaire, David - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation
46. Stewart III, George Oswell - Winter Springs High School, Custodian Head TO Winter
Springs High School, Custodian Plant Maintenance, Position Start Date 10/10/2011
47. Thompson, Sandra C - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation
48. Vega-Rivera, Iris - Crooms Academy Of Inform Tech, Exceptional Student Support,
Parapro ESE 188 NT1 TO Milwee Middle School, Exceptional Student Support,
Paraprofessional ESE 188 T1, Position Start Date 8/17/2011
49. Washington, Cathy A - Forest City Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 T1
TO Hamilton Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Paraprofessional--Elem-188 T1, Position Start Date 9/24/2011
50. Wight, Beverly Sue - Hagerty High School, Custodian 10 month TO Oviedo High
School, Custodian 11 month, Position Start Date 10/15/2011
51. Zwilinski, Claire Elizabeth - Winter Springs High School, Exceptional Student Support,
Assistant Care Giver 188 TO Winter Springs High School, Exceptional Student Support,
Parapro ESE 188 NT1, Position Start Date 8/12/2011
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EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2011-12
1. Atehortua, Ana - Seminole High School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%,
Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date 12/07/2011, Expected Return Date 2/22/2012
2. Bennett, Marisol - Woodlands Elementary School, Assistant Clinic 188, Donation of
Days by Fam Member, Leave Date 10/28/2011, Expected Return Date 12/13/2011
3. Canty, Karen E - Altamonte Elementary School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/7,
4. Chowdhury, Afruja Akter - Milwee Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5,
5. Cuello, Gina I - Oviedo High School, Parapro ESOL 188 NT1, Extend Sick Leave with
6. Cuello, Gina I - Oviedo High School, Parapro ESOL 188 NT1, Family and Medical Leave
7. DeBose, Shirley K - Woodlands Elementary School, Parapro ESE 196 NT1, Family and Medical
Leave Act, Leave Date 10/22/2011, Expected Return Date 10/26/2011
8. Eso, Christina K - Pine Crest Elementary School, Pre-kindergarten, Parapro Pre-K/EE
188 NT1, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 10/27/2011, Expected Return Date
11/01/2011
9. Eso, Christina K - Pine Crest Elementary School, Pre-kindergarten, Parapro Pre-K/EE
188 NT1, Family and Medical Leave Act, Leave Date 11/02/2011, Expected Return Date
11/09/2011
10. Garcia, Daphne Ivelisse - Lake Howell High School, Secretary 196, Extend Sick Leave
with pay, Leave Date 10/19/2011, Expected Return Date 10/25/2011
11. Garcia, Daphne Ivelisse - Lake Howell High School, Secretary 196, Extend Sick Leave
without Pay, Leave Date 10/26/2011, Expected Return Date 12/03/2011
12. Griffin, Gail Whittaker - Millennium Middle School, FTE Clerk 12 Mo, Extend Sick Leave
with pay, Leave Date 11/03/2011, Expected Return Date 11/18/2011
13. Griffin, Gail Whittaker - Millennium Middle School, FTE Clerk 12 Mo, Vac For Sick
Leave Purposes, Leave Date 11/19/2011, Expected Return Date 11/26/2011
14. Haws, Angela A - Hopper Center, Paraprofessional SED 196 T1, Family and Medical Leave Act,
15. Heffner, Jessica Lynn - Wicklow Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 T1,
Family and Medical Leave Act, Leave Date 9/20/2011, Expected Return Date 10/18/2011
16. Hernandez, Diana - Jackson Heights Middle School, FTE Clerk 11 Mo-223alt, Extend
17. Hinsley, Mary Lou - Bentley Elementary School, Secretary 196, Extend Sick Leave with
18. Hinsley, Mary Lou - Bentley Elementary School, Secretary 196, Extend Sick Leave
19. Howard,Deborah Ann, Heathrow Elementary School, Parapro Inst Elem - 196alt NT1, Family
and Medical Leave Act, Leave Date 10/15/2011, Expected Return Date 11/08/2011
20. Hudnall, Vickie Lynn - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Sick Leave Bank 1st 50
days, Leave Date 11/5/2011, Expected Return Date 11/14/2011
21. Hudnall, Vickie Lynn - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Sick Leave Bank
2nd 50 days, Leave Date 11/15/2011, Expected Return Date 2/15/2012
22. Marti, Margarita - Casselberry Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5 90%, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 10/11/2011, Expected Return Date
10/11/2011
23. Marti, Margarita - Casselberry Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5 90%, Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 10/12/2011, Expected Return Date
11/11/2011
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24. McVige, Maranda Renee - Sterling Park Elementary School, Food Service, FS Assistant
189/8 - 75%, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 10/18/2011, Expected Return Date
11/13/2011
25. McVige, Maranda Renee - Sterling Park Elementary School, Food Service, FS Assistant
189/8 - 75%, Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 11/14/2011, Expected Return
Date 11/22/2011
26. Monroe Jr, Ernest - Forest City Elementary School, Custodian 12 month, Family and
27. Monroe Jr, Ernest - Forest City Elementary School, Custodian 12 month, Extend Sick
28. Petrangelo-Almekinder, Karen - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student
Support, Assist Sensory Screening 188, Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date
10/20/2011, Expected Return Date 5/31/2012
29. Quackenbush, Deanna Carol - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Food Service, FS
Employee 189/5 - 60%, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 10/20/2011, Expected
Return Date 11/18/2011
30. Reyes, Myrna - Oviedo High School, Secretary 223, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave
31. Reyes, Myrna - Oviedo High School, Secretary 223, Family and Medical Leave Act,
32. Scott, Sandra - Red Bug Elementary School, Parapro Instrct Elem - 188 NT1, Personal
33. Sneed, Devia LaVon - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Extend Sick Leave
34. Toro, Lydia E - Wicklow Elementary School, Custodian 10 mo-196alt - 50%, Extend
35. Toro, Lydia E - Wicklow Elementary School, Custodian 10 mo-196alt - 50%, Extend
Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 11/09/2011, Expected Return Date 11/25/2011
36. Toro, Lydia E - Wicklow Elementary School, Custodian 10 mo-196alt - 50%, Sick Leave
Bank 1st 50 days, Leave Date 11/26/2011, Expected Return Date 1/07/2012
37. Williams, Angela Denece - Lyman High School, Parapro ESE 188 NT1, Extend Sick Leave
38. Williams, Emma Jean - Seminole High School, Custodian 10 month, Family and
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TERMINATIONS, RESIGNATIONS AND
SUSPENSIONS for 2011-12
1. Carrasquillo, Cynthia J - Lake Howell High School, Parapro ESOL 188 NT1, Reason:
Resig for employ in Educ in Fl, Termination Effective Date 11/05/2011
2. Cotner, Randolph Joseph - Maintenance Operations, Maintenance Mechanic, Reason:
3. Duhart, Charles Edward - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Reason: Resig
for employ outside educa, Termination Effective Date 10/11/2011
4. Firmani, Angela Rae - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Reason: Retired,
5. Harding, Lydia Marie - Partin Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Educ
Interpreter, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 10/29/2011
6. Hillery, Agnes Lucinda - Sterling Park Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 T1,
Reason: Retired, Termination Effective Date 10/01/2011
7. Hughes, Lucy S - Hagerty High School, Secretary 196 - 50%, Reason: Personal
8. Jayakumar, Erin Elizabeth - Forest City Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188
T1, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 10/13/2011
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9. Jones, Farenda Aliscia - Sanford Middle School, Secretary 223, Suspension without Pay,
Reason: Continued Absence from Duty without Approved Leave, Violation of Work Rules,
Failure to Perform Assigned Duties, and Repeated Misconduct over the Course of
Employment, Effective Date 11/23/2011
10. Knowles, Paul Dennis - Spring Lake Elementary School, Custodian 11 month, Reason:
11. Lespier-Rodriguez, Sheila - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Reason: Resig
for employ in Educ in Fl, Termination Effective Date 10/29/2011
12. Mais, Susan Chang - South Seminole Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8
- 50%, Reason: Deceased, Termination Effective Date 10/25/2011
13. Martz, Jynell K - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Reason: Resig for
employ outside educa, Termination Effective Date 11/05/2011
14. Maynard Sr, Ricardo S - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour, Suspension
without Pay, Reason: Plea of Guilty and/or Adjudicated Guilty to: Reckless Driving, Battery
on a Law Enforcement Officer, Battery Domestic Violence, Resisting an Officer without
Violence, Effective Date 11/23/2011
15. Nuosce, Catherine C - Lake Mary High School, Parapro ESE 188 NT1, Reason:
16. Perry, O'Shaneka Toccara - Consequence/e.gregory, Parapro Inst High - 188 NT1,
Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 10/25/2011
17. Phillips Jr, Eugene W - Jackson Heights Middle School, Assistant Duty 188 - 40%,
Reason: Resig for employ in Educ in Fl, Termination Effective Date 11/05/2011
18. Rhyne, Judy A - Indian Trails Middle School, Exceptional Student Support, Licensed
Practical Nurse - LPN, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 10/22/2011
19. Rodriguez, William - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Reason: Resig for employ
outside educa, Termination Effective Date 10/29/2011
20. Strouse, Linda Jean - Lake Howell High School, Custodian 11 mo-223alt - 50%, Reason:
Retired, Termination Effective Date 12/22/2011
21. Swanson, Linda Y - Sterling Park Elementary School, Assistant Duty 196 - 50%, Reason:
Retired, Termination Effective Date 11/19/2011
22. Thompson, Shelley E - Forest City Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 T1, Reason:
23. Woods, Sheldon Gregory - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour, Reason: Deceased,
24. Wright, James - Pine Crest Elementary School, Custodian 12 month - 50%, Reason: Personal
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVE
OF ABSENCE for 2011-12
1. Aiello, Sharon Joy - South Seminole Middle School, Paraprofessional ESE 196 T1, Return
from Leave Date 10/08/2011
2. Allen, Louise A - Winter Springs High School, Executive Secretary 258, Return from Leave
Date 10/15/2011
3. Bryant, Joanne - Lyman High School, Secretary 196, Return from Leave Date 10/22/2011
4. Carter, Kim O - Hopper Center, Paraprofessional SED 188 T1, Return from Leave Date
10/18/2011
5. DeBose, Shirley K - Woodlands Elementary School, Parapro ESE 196 NT1, Return from Leave
Date 10/26/2011
6. DeVito, Emily Renee - Educational Support Center, Human Resources, Specialist 3 Personnel,
Return from Leave Date 10/15/2011
7. Gibson, Alford E - Indian Trails Middle School, Custodian 12 month - 80%, Return from
Leave Date 10/27/2011
8. Haws, Angela A - Hopper Center, Paraprofessional SED 196 T1, Return from Leave Date
10/22/2011
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9. Heffner, Jessica Lynn - Wicklow Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 T1, Return
from Leave Date10/18/2011
10. Sneed, Devia LaVon - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Return from Leave Date
10/29/2011
11. Sullivan-Elderkin, Maureen Elizabeth - South Seminole Middle School, Food Service, FS
Assistant 189/7, Return from Leave Date 9/30/2011
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS CORRECTIONS TO PRIOR BOARD ACTION for 201112
1. Coates Jr, Robert E - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Reason: FROM: Personal
Reasons TO: Retired, Termination Effective Date 9/10/2011
2. Hatfield, Emily - Indian Trails Middle School, Secretary 196, Reason: FROM: Personal Reasons
TO: Retired, Termination Effective Date 10/29/2011
3. Lee-Davis, Hattie Jean - Winter Springs High School, Custodian 12 month, Reason: FROM:
Personal Reasons TO: Retired, Termination Effective Date 7/29/2011
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS CORRECTION TO PRIOR BOARD ACTION for 201011
1. Ball, Thomas John - Heathrow Elementary School, Custodian 11 month, Reason: FROM:
Personal Reasons TO: Retired, Termination Effective Date 6/02/2011
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TEMPORARY DUTY OUT-OF-STATE LEAVE REQUESTS FOR THE BOARD MEETING ON
11/22/2011
FOR INFORMATION/TEMPORARY DUTY OUT-OF-STATE LEAVE REQUESTS FOR 2011-12
1. Kelly, Jerri J - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend the National
Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana, Leave
Date 12/10/2011, Return from Leave Date 12/13/2011 (Funded by Athletic Boosters)
2. Kupscznk, Luke Aubry - Winter Springs High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend the
Debate Conference in Cambridge, England, Leave Date 11/16/2011, Return from Leave Date
11/18/2011 (Funded by Rollins College and Cambridge University)
3. Murray, Marjorie Colton - Educational Support Center, Special Projects/Title 1, Director, Spec.
Proj. (ECTAC), Temporary Duty to attend the 2012 National Title 1 Conference in Seattle,
Washington, Leave Date 1/20/2012, Return from Leave Date 1/25/2012 (Funded by Title 1 and
Project 4175)
Page 33
ACTION ITEM:
JOB DESCRIPTION - DISTRIBUTION SERVICES
IV.E.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the new job description, Courier / Mail Room Lead
as presented.
With the upcoming, January 1, 2012, retirement of the Manager, Mail Services incumbent, the
organizational structure of Distribution Services has been re-evaluated. The proposed new job
description, titled Courier / Mail Room Lead, would replace the vacated administrative position of
Manager, Mail Services and better reflect and support the actual performance responsibilities aligned
with the position.
3. Fiscal Impact:
There will be a reduction in total salary and benefits paid and a reduction of administrative positions
within the District.
4. Prepared by:
Ron Pinnell
Exec. Director of Human Resources & Professional Standards
Barry Boyer
Director of Purchasing and Distribution Services
11/22/11
Attachment(s): Job Description
Page 34
SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FLORIDA
Position/Job Description
COURIER / MAIL ROOM LEAD
QUALIFICATIONS
High School Diploma or equivalence or Florida Special Diploma.
Four (4) years experience in courier / mail room operations.
Appropriate valid Florida driver’s license for vehicle(s) driven and demonstrated record of safe driving.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES
Knowledge of Seminole County geographic area.
Basic computer keyboard skills including knowledge of basic office software applications, i.e. Microsoft Word and
Excel.
Knowledge of mail processing equipment and mail / parcel pricing schedules.
SUPERVISION
REPORTS TO
SUPERVISES
Manager of Distribution Services
No supervisory duties
POSITION GOAL
Coordinate the daily operations of District mail room and the pick-up and delivery of mail and small
parcels utilizing District couriers and external carriers throughout the District.
PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES
1. *Collaborate in the development of all routes and schedules for maximum efficiency.
2. *Organize and coordinate the sorting of all internal mail, USPS mail, and parcel shipments.
3. *Prepare and process all outbound mail and package shipments utilizing external carriers (USPS, UPS,
FedEx, etc.) as needed. Divert bulk mail to designated mail processor where applicable.
4. *Pick-up and deliver mail / parcels to designated cost centers and post office as assigned.
5. *Maintain cost records of services performed for each cost center. Monitor and request replenishment of
Postal accounts as needed.
6. *Monitor and adjust scheduled routing and tasks of the courier staff as needed; confirm that all sign sheets
have signatures and forward to correct department.
7. *Handle confidential information and/or high value documents/items, including cash.
8. *Clean and are for his/her assigned vehicle.
9. *Serve as designated building maintenance and alarm system contact.
10. *Coordinate special delivery of Board packages, making deliveries as needed.
11. Perform other duties as assigned by the Manager of Distribution Services.
*Denotes essential job function/ADA
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COURIER / MAIL ROOM LEAD, Page 2
EQUIPMENT / MATERIALS
Standard office and mail processing equipment.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Medium Work
Exerting up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 20 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 10
pounds of force constantly to move objects.
PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
Sitting
Standing
Walking
Bending
Stooping
Kneeling
Crouching
Twisting
Reaching
Pushing
Pulling
Lifting
Finger Dexterity
Repetitive Motions
Talking
Hearing Acuity
Visual Acuity
Resting with the body supported by the buttocks or thighs.
Assuming an upright position on the feet particularly for sustained periods of time.
Moving about on foot to accomplish tasks, particularly for long distances.
Lowering the body forward from the waist.
Bending body downward and forward by bending spine at the waist through the use of the lower extremities
and back muscles.
Bending legs at knee to come to a rest on knee or knees.
Bending the body downward and forward by bending leg and spine.
Moving body from the waist using a turning motion.
Extending hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction.
Using upper extremities to press against something with steady force order to thrust forward, downward or
outward exerting up to 20 pounds of force.
Using upper extremities to drag, haul or tug objects in a sustained motion exerting up to 20 pounds of force.
Raising objects from a lower to a higher position or moving objects horizontally from position to position
through the use of the upper extremities and back muscles exerting up to 20 pounds of force.
Picking, pinching, typing or otherwise working primarily with fingers rather than with the whole hand or arm.
Substantial and continuous movements of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers.
Expressing or exchanging ideas by means of the spoken word. Those activities in which detailed or
important spoken instructions must be conveyed accurately, loudly or quickly.
The ability to perceive speech and other environmental sounds at normal loudness levels.
The power to see at a level which allows reading of numbers and text, operation of equipment, inspection of
machines, etc.
WORKING CONDITIONS
Indoors & Outdoors
The worker is subject to both environmental conditions. Activities occur inside and outside.
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT
PAY GRADE
AS-C3 $31,136 - $55,293
District Salary Schedule
Months
12
Annual Days
258
Weekly Hours 40.0
Annual Hours 2064
POSITION CODES
PeopleSoft Position
Personnel Category
EEO-5 Line
Function
Job Code
Survey Code
FLSA
TBD
18
52
7760
TBD
77644
Applicable
Not applicable
BOARD APPROVED
Previous Board Approval
ADA Information Provided by
Position Description Prepared by
Barry Boyer
Barry Boyer
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ACTION ITEM:
AUTHORIZATION FOR THE USE OF SIGNATURES
IV.F.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County authorize the Finance Department to use the current
signature chips until new signatures chips are received.
When the Board Chairman is elected at the Board’s November 22, 2011 reorganization meeting, new
signature chips for check signing purposes containing the Superintendent and Board Chairman
signatures will be needed.
The process of ordering and receiving new chips takes approximately two weeks. The current
signature chips will be needed for November payroll and accounts payable transactions. It is thus
requested that the School Board authorize the use of the current signature chips until the new
signature chips are received.
3. Fiscal Impact:
The new signature chips will cost approximatley $1,000 and are funded through the Finance
Department budget.
4. Prepared by:
John G. Pavelchak
Exec. Director of Finance and Budgeting
11-22-11
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in yellow book: None
Page 37
ACTION ITEM:
BUDGET AMENDMENTS 15 THROUGH 21
IV.G.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve Budget Amendment Numbers 15 through 21 as
presented.
State Board of Education Rule 6A-1.006, requires that the School Board approve budget amendments
whenever the amounts in the budgetary accounts are changed from the original budget.
The budget amendments for each fund reflect the following types of activity:
New Revenues: These are included in order to budget revenues, which were not anticipated at the
time of the original budget. This category normally includes state and federal grants, insurance
recoveries, and other miscellaneous revenues.
Routine transfer of funds between budgeted accounts: These are transfers between accounts
made by the various cost centers. These are included in the budget amendments in order to comply
with the State Board of Education Rule requiring budget amendments for any changes in the function
and object amounts. This necessitates that budget amendments be made at the lowest line item level
of the budget. As a result, any change in the use of budgeted monies such as buying supplies, instead
of equipment requires a budget amendment.
Funds Appropriated from Fund Balance or Transfers to Fund Balance: These are transfers from
fund balance for specific program needs.
The Budget Amendments, Numbers 15 through 21, are summarized on the attached page(s).
3. Fiscal Impact:
a) New Revenue Budgeted.
b) Transfers are within budget allocations.
4. Prepared by:
John Pavelchak
Rashmikant Khatri, Director of Budgeting
11/22/11
Attachment(s): Budget Amendment Summary
Materials for signature: Resolutions
Page 38
The School Board of Seminole County
1.
Appropriate New Revenue As Follows:
General Fund Amendment 15
Revenue Source:
Florida Department of Education Finance
Program (Rev 3310)
Use of Funds:
Appropriate Additional Advanced Placement
Funds based on Actual Results
Appropriate Additional International Bacculaureate (IB) Funds Based On Actual Results
Special Revenue Amendment 16
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Federal Stimulus Amendment 17
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
$
130,649.00
$
19,388.00
Lake Mary High School Internal Accounts
(Rev 3490)
Appropriate funds to meet program needs for
Cheerleading Initiatives Proj. 4260
$
11,074.88
East Coast Technical Assistance Center
(ECTAC) Dues - Various Districts (Rev 3490)
Appropriate funds to meet program needs for
East Coast Technical Assistance Center
(ECTAC) Proj. 4175
$
43,250.00
$
$
(1,472.73)
(16,630.79)
Florida Dept. of Education Race to the TopLEA Formula Subgrants (Rev 3210)
Adjust Quarterly Budget for Race to the Top LEA Formula Subgrants for Project 2181
and Project 2280
2
2.
Routine Transfer of Funds Between Budgeted Accounts: These transfers between accounts made by the
various cost centers. These are included in the budget amendments in order to comply with the State Board of
Education Rule requiring budget amendments for any changes in the function and object amounts. This
necessitates that budget amendments be made at the lowest line item level of the budget. As a result, any
changes in the use of budgeted monies such as buying supplies, instead of equipment requires a budget
amendment.
3.
Funds Appropriated from Fund Balance or Transfers to Fund Balance:
Page 39
ACTION ITEM:
COMPETITIVE SOLICITATION RECOMMENDATIONS
IV.H.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the recommendations for the competitive
solicitations listed below.
Each board meeting the administration presents to the board for approval all competitive solicitation
awards, renewals and/or extensions for products or services in excess of $25,000. All
recommendations presented are the for lowest responsible Proposer that meet the advertised
specifications and are made in accordance with Florida Board of Education rules and district board
polices unless otherwise noted. Approved solicitations will have purchase orders issued as required.
ITEM
1.
2.
3.
BID TITLE & NUMBER
Bid Award: High School Diplomas, #11120019B
Bid Award: Water Tower Treatment Maintenance, #11120018B
Bid Extension / Renewal: Contract Custodial Services,
#10110029B
Bid Award: Competition Pool Resurfacing, #11120033B
*4.
** Backup to follow in Addendum.
AWARD AMOUNT ($)
Est.
25,000.
Est.
45,000.
Est. 2,084,000.
TBA
3. Fiscal Impact:
The estimated total of the bids awarded is $ 2,149,000. Finance Department will determine that funds
are available before a purchase order is issued.
4. Prepared by:
John Pavelchak
Executive Director of Finance & Budgeting
Barry G. Boyer, C.P.M.
Director, Purchasing and Distribution Services Department
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Executive Summaries/Tabulations
**Materials for signature: None.
11/22/2011
Page 40
ACTION ITEM:
AUTHORIZATION TO PURCHASE
IV.I.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the purchases listed below and any applicable
contracts/agreements that may be associated with the various purchases.
ITEM
1.
2.
3.
4.
**5.
DESCRIPTION
Microsoft Licenses for Computer Store (SHI International, Corp.)
AMOUNT ($)
124,224.
Aerohive wLAN Components & HP Router Equipment for Middle School
Wireless Project (Insight Public Sector)
USDA Commodity Storage & Delivery Services (Adams Cold Storage
LLC)
Professional Development: “Professional Learning Communities at
Work™” Workshop Fees
Agreement Addendum #1: Professional Student Counseling Services
(Seminole Community Health Center d/b/a/ Seminole Behavioral
HealthCare)
Est. 400,000.
Est.
55,000.
Est. 100,000.
NA
3. Fiscal Impact:
The total of purchase orders presented is $679,224. The Finance Department has determined that
funds are available to cover the amount to be encumbered.
4. Prepared by:
John Pavelchak
Executive Director of Finance & Budgeting
Barry G. Boyer, C.P.M.
5. Board Meeting Date: 11/22/2011
Director, Purchasing and Distribution Services Department
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Executive Summaries
**Materials for signature: (1) Agreement Addendum
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ACTION ITEM:
AUTHORIZATION OF INVENTORY REMOVALS
IV.J.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County authorize the inventory removals as listed.
Each board meeting the administration presents to the board for approval all inventory removals. All
inventory removals presented are in accordance with the Florida Board of Education rules and district
Board Policies. Reduces property inventories in the amount of $751,023.65 depreciated value
$8,022.70.
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact to the district associated with this action.
4. Prepared by:
John Pavelchak, Executive Director
Finance and Budgeting
Darryl Johnson, Finance Accountant II
11/22/11
Attachment(s): Removals
Supporting Information not in agenda book: Executive Summary
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SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FOUND/ RETIRED ASSETS FOR BOARD REPORTING
BOARD MEETING 11/22/2011
RETIRED
Location
Hamilton Elementary
Asset ID
31780
45467
51733
55305
55626
57123
59559
59561
59562
59564
59579
59583
61771
62425
63918
65791
65792
66676
66891
67142
70164
111612
Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired
Poster Maker/Pro Image
Camera/Video/Video Flex
Camcorder/Canon/ZR-30
Computer/Dell/GX260T
Computer/Dell/Gx270T
Computer/Dell/GX270D
Portable/Fender/0692
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Laptop/Dell/D610
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Monitor - TV/Zenith/H32G48S
Cabinet Tote Tray/Fleetwood
22 items
Geneva Elementary
45009
49526
49539
72164
Computer/Hewlett Packard/Vectr
Computer/Dell/GX150
Computer/Dell/GX150
LAPTOP/Dell/D610
4 items
Lake Mary Elementary
Location Total
3/12/2001
10/23/2001
10/9/2001
6/8/2006
Location Total
51360 Computer/Dell/GX240
1 item
Milwee Middle
7/27/1998
1/22/2001
1/4/2002
4/30/2003
5/8/2003
5/8/2003
4/12/2004
4/12/2004
4/12/2004
4/12/2004
4/12/2004
4/12/2004
7/9/2004
10/12/2004
11/9/2004
4/7/2005
4/7/2005
7/11/2005
7/21/2005
8/17/2005
1/26/2006
1/25/1982
4/19/2002
Location Total
1910 Proofer Cabinet/Seco
1 item
1/12/1990
Location Total
Page 1 of 18
Cost
4,021.82
1,087.80
850.00
1,534.00
963.00
963.00
1,155.00
1,155.00
1,155.00
1,155.00
1,155.00
1,155.00
959.00
799.99
976.00
964.00
964.00
1,544.00
916.00
916.00
814.00
980.26
-----------26,182.87
Depreciation
Value
11.31
-----------11.31
Removal
Reason / Comments
Missing-Letter from Cost Centr
Surplus - Public Sale
1,123.90
868.00
868.00
1,427.00
-----------4,286.90
118.92
-----------118.92
951.00
-----------951.00
------------
1,775.00
-----------1,775.00
------------
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RETIRED
Location
Sanford Middle
Asset ID
37289
59543
59586
86365
Tuba/Valve
French Horn/Holton/H379
Oboe/Yamaha/YOB441
4 items
Millennium Middle School
South Seminole Middle
53101
53680
54360
55330
57697
60433
61784
65314
4/10/1987
Location Total
8/26/2002
7/8/2003
11/6/2002
4/29/2003
8/18/2003
5/27/2004
7/26/2004
3/28/2005
Location Total
8/14/2002
Location Total
54511 Computer/Dell/Gx260D
1 item
Highlands Elementary
Location Total
54653 Engraver/Wizard/XL/Wizard/XL
1 item
Midway Elementary
11/5/2004
Computer/Dell/GX260
Laptop/Dell/D600
Computer/Dell/OptiPlex Gx240
Computer/Dell/Gx270D
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/Laptop D6
8 items
Jackson Heights Middle
Location Total
123101 Proofer Cabinet/Precision
1 item
Wilson Elementary
7/19/2001
1 item
Casselberry Elementary
Location Total
46709 Laptop/Dell/Inspiron
1 item
11/8/1999
4/12/2004
3/25/2004
7/7/2008
2/7/2003
Location Total
36654 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1
8/2/1999
4/15/2002
Page 2 of 18
Cost
2,028.00
1,155.00
1,780.00
1,824.00
-----------6,787.00
Depreciation
Value
785.33
-----------785.33
2,325.00
-----------2,325.00
------------
976.00
-----------976.00
------------
1,729.00
-----------1,729.00
------------
935.00
1,708.00
935.00
881.00
916.00
1,934.00
1,676.00
964.00
-----------9,949.00
------------
2,500.00
-----------2,500.00
------------
845.00
-----------845.00
------------
978.00
1,063.00
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Stolen -Police Report Attached
Page 44
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
52325
52338
52339
52345
53497
53503
53507
53508
53512
54998
56175
57591
58759
58970
60118
60196
62236
63439
63924
64585
102195
Computer/Dell/Gx240
Computer/Dell/Gx240
Computer/Dell/Gx240
Computer/Dell/Gx240
Computer/Dell/STD GX240
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Floor Machine/Steamex/C-2
23 items
Rainbow Elementary
12833
12994
46869
55293
Spring Lake Elementary
Location Total
5/18/1994
2/4/1994
8/16/2000
4/28/2003
Location Total
102607 Piano/Baldwin
1 item
Teague Middle
7/9/2002
7/9/2002
7/9/2002
7/9/2002
6/18/2002
6/18/2002
6/18/2002
6/18/2002
6/18/2002
2/26/2003
3/18/2003
6/12/2003
11/5/2003
4/27/2004
7/26/2004
6/18/2004
7/9/2004
11/5/2004
11/10/2004
12/20/2004
2/5/1976
Refrigerator/Mccall
Laserdisc Player/Pioneer
Ice Machine/Scotman
4 items
53158
54749
55089
55156
55164
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
845.00
845.00
785.00
1,115.00
869.00
1,004.00
959.00
959.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
995.00
-----------21,436.00
Depreciation
Value
------------
1,610.00
775.00
1,732.50
881.00
-----------4,998.50
------------
2,129.00
-----------2,129.00
------------
Donated to Boys and Girls Club
1,261.00
1,399.00
899.00
845.00
845.00
-
Cost
1/27/1989
Location Total
Computer/Dell/Gx240
Computer -Minitower/Dell/GX260
Laptop/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
7/8/2002
11/4/2002
11/4/2002
2/7/2003
1/14/2003
Page 3 of 18
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 45
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
55607
55763
58489
58495
58496
58505
58790
58791
58793
59766
60047
63085
63487
63500
64724
64726
64729
64730
67470
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Projector - LCD/Epson/73C
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Laptop/Dell/D610
24 items
Red Bug Elementary
1 item
Stenstrom Elementary
Location Total
7/7/2003
Location Total
57071 Computer/Dell/GX260D
1 item
Keeth Elementary
3/31/2003
53956 Computer/Dell/Gx260
1 item
Tuskawilla Middle
Location Total
1 item
Eastbrook Elementary
4/29/2003
3/21/2003
12/12/2003
12/12/2003
12/12/2003
12/12/2003
11/5/2003
11/5/2003
11/5/2003
4/8/2004
7/9/2004
9/23/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
1/18/2005
1/18/2005
1/12/2005
1/12/2005
8/23/2005
6/3/2003
Location Total
11/10/2004
Location Total
67533 Laptop/Dell/D610
8/23/2005
Page 4 of 18
Cost
1,458.00
844.00
970.00
970.00
970.00
970.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
1,549.42
959.00
959.00
976.00
976.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
1,477.00
-----------24,538.42
Depreciation
Value
------------
Removal
Reason / Comments
891.00
-----------891.00
------------
959.87
-----------959.87
------------
785.00
-----------785.00
------------
976.00
-----------976.00
------------
1,477.00
------------
------------
Page 46
RETIRED
Location
Heathrow Elementary
Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired
1 item
Location Total
57694
58967
61025
61028
63017
63018
63729
63730
63731
63735
63736
63737
64100
67140
67320
67358
79000
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
LAPTOP/Dell/D620
17 items
Indian Trails Middle
Location Total
9/13/2006
9/26/2006
Location Total
88827 LAPTOP/Lenovo/S10-IDEAPAD
3 items
Crystal Lake Elementary
12/4/1992
2 items
Wicklow Elementary School
Location Total
9887 Laminator/GBC
1 item
Markham Woods Middle
School
8/20/2003
4/27/2004
6/14/2004
6/14/2004
8/23/2004
8/23/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/24/2004
8/17/2005
8/16/2005
8/16/2005
6/20/2007
10/2/2000
8/17/2000
7/13/2009
Location Total
7/7/2003
7/8/2003
Page 5 of 18
Cost
1,477.00
Depreciation Removal
Value
Reason / Comments
-
964.88
849.00
993.36
993.36
959.00
959.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
873.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
1,250.00
-----------16,445.60
312.50
-----------312.50
1,095.00
-----------1,095.00
------------
1,522.00
1,240.00
-----------2,762.00
190.25 Surplus - Public Sale
155.00 Surplus - Public Sale
-----------345.25
985.00
985.00
445.00
-----------2,415.00
265.76 Missing-Letter from Cost Centr
-----------265.76
1,708.00
1,708.00
------------
------------
Page 47
RETIRED
Location
Quest Academy
2 items
Location Total
1 item
IS-ESC Primary
1 item
Human Resources
30138
32399
43503
46255
54365
59392
64356
65712
71396
80784
83402
84137
Type and Speak
Dynavox
Scanner/Fujitsu/15C
Dynamyte/3100
TV -Close Circuit/Telesensory
Springboard/Prentke Romich
Communication Device/Say-it! S
Dynavox/Dynavox/MT4
Communication Device
Dynawrite Device/Dynavox
Monitor/Viewsonic/Magic Touch
Projector/Infocus/IN10
12 items
Journeys Academy
Location Total
6/18/2003
Location Total
9/20/1998
12/30/1998
9/28/2000
5/7/2001
10/31/2002
4/14/2004
1/18/2005
4/15/2005
5/15/2006
9/18/2007
6/4/2004
7/2/2008
Location Total
4/19/2005
8/23/2005
Location Total
22825 Computer/Compaq/5133
1 item
Food Service
11/17/2004
2 items
Maintenance-Operations
Location Total
1 item
Instruction Exceptional Ed.
7/8/2003
11/1/1996
Location Total
55608 Laptop/Dell/Latitude D800 Lapt
5/1/2003
Page 6 of 18
Cost
3,416.00
Value
Reason / Comments
-
1,708.00
-----------1,708.00
------------
1,806.00
-----------1,806.00
------------
785.00
-----------785.00
------------
1,462.00
6,495.00
801.00
6,995.00
2,165.00
2,554.00
3,037.00
6,679.00
7,325.18
3,865.00
1,000.50
999.25
-----------43,377.93
508.69
1,127.29
430.23
-----------2,066.21
964.00
1,477.00
-----------2,441.00
------------
4,000.00
-----------4,000.00
------------
3,274.00
------------
------------
Page 48
RETIRED
Location
1 item
Location Total
IS-ESC Annex
1 item
IS-Tech Park Annex Primary
56165
56169
60507
61813
61815
67576
25075
28269
30139
32992
34146
34158
34644
35949
36253
37690
40701
44258
46727
49497
52392
53116
53579
53583
53585
53587
6/12/2003
Location Total
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Laptop/Dell/D610
6 items
Surplus Property from
Carillon Elementary
Winter Springs Elementary
IS-TechPark Annex Transitio
Longwood Elementary
Longwood Elementary
Longwood Elementary
Lawton Chiles Middle Schoo
IS-ESC Primary
Location Total
1 item
IS-TechPark Annex
Transitional
8/23/2005
Printer Laserjet/Hewlett Packa
Teleprompter
Laptop/Dell/Inspiron
Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1
File Server/Dell/Poweredge 430
Ethernet Switcher
Scanner/Opscan
Switch/Cisco/Catalyst 2924 XLSwitch/Cisco/Catalyst 1924XL-A
Scanner/Opscan
Computer/Dell/GX1
File Server/Dell
File Server/Dell/Poweredge 250
Scanner/Quickscan/M3000
File Server/Dell/PowerEdge 250
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
4/21/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
8/23/2005
Location Total
4/11/1997
12/19/1997
4/24/1998
11/25/1998
2/24/1999
2/3/1999
12/5/1997
11/24/1999
11/24/1999
10/1/1999
4/26/2000
11/22/2000
7/27/2001
10/1/2001
9/27/2002
9/6/2002
7/7/2003
7/7/2003
7/7/2003
7/7/2003
Page 7 of 18
Cost
3,274.00
Value
Reason / Comments
-
1,477.00
-----------1,477.00
------------
785.00
-----------785.00
------------
845.00
845.00
1,202.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,477.00
-----------7,721.00
------------
1,609.55
3,570.19
2,458.00
1,430.00
7,164.00
1,887.00
5,936.71
2,377.00
2,377.00
5,236.00
1,435.00
4,812.00
3,239.00
1,303.00
4,170.00
943.00
1,708.00
1,708.00
1,708.00
1,708.00
-
Page 49
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
53592
53593
53594
53600
IS-TechPark Annex Transitio 53672
53674
53740
53903
53907
53908
53909
53911
53913
53916
53917
53918
53926
53928
53929
53931
53933
53935
53940
IS-ESC Primary
54572
IS-ESC Primary
54574
Longwood Elementary
54586
Longwood Elementary
54589
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Page 8 of 18
7/7/2003
7/7/2003
7/7/2003
7/7/2003
7/8/2003
7/8/2003
7/8/2003
7/7/2003
7/8/2003
6/18/2003
7/8/2003
7/8/2003
7/15/2003
6/18/2003
7/15/2003
6/18/2003
6/18/2003
6/18/2003
7/15/2003
6/18/2003
6/18/2003
6/18/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
6/18/2003
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/30/2002
9/13/2002
9/13/2002
Cost
1,708.00
1,708.00
1,708.00
1,708.00
1,708.00
1,708.00
1,708.00
1,708.00
1,708.00
821.00
952.00
952.00
959.36
952.00
959.36
952.00
821.00
821.00
959.36
821.00
952.00
821.00
959.36
959.36
821.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
899.00
907.00
907.00
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 50
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
Longwood Elementary
54590
Longwood Elementary
54593
IS-Tech Park Annex Primary 54971
IS-ESC Primary
54994
IS-ESC Primary
54999
IS-ESC Primary
55180
IS-ESC Primary
55332
IS-ESC Primary
55333
Longwood Elementary
55725
Longwood Elementary
55726
IS-ESC Primary
55951
Lawton Chiles Middle Schoo 56042
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/OptiPlex Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Laptop/Dell/Latitude D600
Cost
9/13/2002
9/13/2002
2/7/2003
2/7/2003
2/7/2003
2/7/2003
2/7/2003
2/7/2003
2/7/2003
2/7/2003
2/26/2003
9/17/2002
11/18/2002
11/6/2002
2/6/2003
2/18/2003
4/28/2003
4/28/2003
4/28/2003
4/28/2003
4/28/2003
4/30/2003
2/26/2003
2/20/2003
2/20/2003
2/20/2003
2/20/2003
3/19/2003
3/19/2003
3/19/2003
4/28/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/18/2003
3/19/2003
Page 9 of 18
907.00
907.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
1,401.00
935.00
935.00
1,740.00
845.00
1,111.00
845.00
1,358.00
845.00
845.00
1,787.00
845.00
1,304.00
1,250.00
1,250.00
1,291.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
1,170.00
891.00
891.00
891.00
891.00
891.00
891.00
891.00
1,358.00
845.00
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 51
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
56119
IS-ESC Primary
56171
IS-ESC Primary
56182
Longwood Elementary
56193
Longwood Elementary
56208
Longwood Elementary
56209
IS-ESC Primary
56295
IS-ESC Primary
56877
IS-ESC Primary
56885
Longwood Elementary
57012
Food Service
57016
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/GX260
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Cost
3/19/2003
3/19/2003
5/6/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/18/2003
3/20/2003
3/21/2003
3/20/2003
3/18/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
3/31/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
9/18/2003
5/1/2003
Page 10 of 18
845.00
1,278.00
2,022.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
1,267.00
845.00
1,047.00
881.00
1,206.00
891.00
891.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
845.00
891.00
891.00
891.00
891.00
1,260.43
1,260.43
1,011.00
3,312.00
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 52
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
Food Service
57018
IS-ESC Primary
57201
Longwood Elementary
57578
Longwood Elementary
57579
IS-ESC Primary
57607
IS-ESC Primary
57609
57722
IS-ESC Primary
57764
Computer/Dell/Gx260
5/1/2003
6/19/2003
6/18/2003
6/18/2003
6/18/2003
6/18/2003
6/18/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/19/2003
6/18/2003
6/12/2003
6/12/2003
6/19/2003
6/19/2003
6/19/2003
6/19/2003
9/19/2003
9/23/2003
9/25/2003
10/3/2003
9/29/2003
10/13/2003
10/13/2003
10/13/2003
10/13/2003
7/15/2003
Page 11 of 18
Cost
3,312.00
1,728.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
1,392.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
785.00
916.00
1,597.00
785.00
1,565.44
944.00
1,382.00
1,253.00
1,101.88
1,484.00
1,484.00
1,484.00
1,484.00
958.93
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 53
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
IS-ESC Primary
57898
IS-ESC Primary
57915
IS-ESC Primary
57916
57918
IS-ESC Primary
57919
IS-ESC Primary
57920
IS-ESC Primary
57921
IS-ESC Primary
57933
IS-ESC Primary
57936
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Cost
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
Page 12 of 18
964.88
964.88
964.88
964.88
958.93
964.88
958.93
958.93
964.88
958.93
958.93
958.93
958.93
958.93
958.93
958.93
958.93
958.94
958.94
958.94
958.94
958.94
958.94
958.94
964.88
961.52
961.52
958.94
958.94
961.52
961.52
961.52
961.52
962.46
962.47
962.47
961.52
961.52
962.47
961.52
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 54
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
IS-ESC Primary
57948
58565
58576
58578
58905
IS-ESC Primary
59509
59748
60055
60060
Longwood Elementary
60066
Longwood Elementary
60075
Longwood Elementary
60082
Longwood Elementary
60434
61099
Longwood Elementary
61119
61466
Computer/Dell/Gx260
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Laptop/Dell/D800
Laptop/Dell/D800
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Laptop/Dell/D600
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Laptop/Dell/D600
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Computer/Dell/Gx270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Cost
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
7/15/2003
8/6/2003
9/19/2003
9/19/2003
1/27/2004
11/12/2003
11/12/2003
11/12/2003
1/21/2004
2/11/2004
4/7/2004
4/16/2004
4/16/2004
3/18/2004
4/27/2004
7/9/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
6/18/2004
6/18/2004
6/18/2004
6/18/2004
6/18/2004
6/18/2004
6/18/2004
6/18/2004
6/18/2004
5/27/2004
5/27/2004
6/10/2004
5/24/2004
7/9/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/9/2004
7/26/2004
Page 13 of 18
961.52
958.94
964.88
916.00
1,253.00
1,253.00
938.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
1,934.00
2,109.00
1,251.00
2,168.00
2,168.00
1,008.49
7,277.91
3,612.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
1,934.00
1,000.00
959.00
1,000.00
2,280.00
1,004.00
1,690.00
959.00
1,521.00
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 55
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
Longwood Elementary
61612
Longwood Elementary
61613
Longwood Elementary
61621
Longwood Elementary
61622
Longwood Elementary
61624
Longwood Elementary
61625
Longwood Elementary
61626
Longwood Elementary
61627
Longwood Elementary
61630
Longwood Elementary
61631
Longwood Elementary
61632
Longwood Elementary
61634
Longwood Elementary
61635
Longwood Elementary
61636
Longwood Elementary
61661
Longwood Elementary
61676
61797
Longwood Elementary
61827
Longwood Elementary
61837
Longwood Elementary
61872
Longwood Elementary
61979
Longwood Elementary
61983
62380
62382
62383
62384
62392
62398
62401
62821
62824
63019
63020
63021
63022
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX270
Laptop/Dell/Latitude
Laptop/Dell/D800
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Cost
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/12/2004
7/12/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/9/2004
7/9/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
7/26/2004
8/23/2004
8/23/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
Page 14 of 18
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
959.00
1,962.00
1,962.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
959.00
959.00
1,004.00
1,004.00
1,004.00
1,004.00
1,004.00
1,004.00
1,176.00
1,176.00
3,612.00
1,962.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 56
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
63023
63024
63025
63026
63027
63028
63029
63030
63031
63032
63033
63034
63035
63036
63037
63038
63039
63040
63042
63293
63312
IS-ESC Primary
63322
63325
IS-ESC Primary
63328
IS-ESC Primary
63332
63348
63384
Longwood Elementary
63420
Longwood Elementary
63421
Longwood Elementary
63422
Longwood Elementary
63423
Longwood Elementary
63425
Longwood Elementary
63426
Longwood Elementary
63427
Longwood Elementary
63428
Longwood Elementary
63429
IS-ESC Primary
64000
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D800
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Computer/Dell/GX280
Laptop/Dell/D800
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Laptop/Dell/D600
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
8/31/2004
10/22/2004
10/22/2004
11/17/2004
11/17/2004
11/17/2004
11/17/2004
11/17/2004
11/5/2004
11/11/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
11/5/2004
Page 15 of 18
Cost
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,962.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
1,676.00
976.00
1,944.00
1,806.00
1,806.00
1,806.00
1,806.00
1,806.00
2,236.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
976.00
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 57
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
Longwood Elementary
64666
Longwood Elementary
64904
Longwood Elementary
65124
Longwood Elementary
65126
Longwood Elementary
65127
Longwood Elementary
65128
Longwood Elementary
65129
Longwood Elementary
65130
65743
IS-ESC Primary
66440
IS-ESC Primary
66502
Lake Orienta Elementary
66828
Longwood Elementary
67133
Computer/Dell/GX270
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D810
Laptop/Dell/D810
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Laptop/Dell/D610
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Cost
7/28/2004
1/25/2005
2/24/2005
2/24/2005
2/24/2005
2/24/2005
2/24/2005
2/24/2005
3/28/2005
3/28/2005
3/28/2005
3/28/2005
3/28/2005
3/28/2005
3/28/2005
3/28/2005
3/28/2005
3/28/2005
4/15/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/15/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/20/2005
7/11/2005
8/17/2005
8/17/2005
Page 16 of 18
828.00
1,069.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
964.00
1,362.00
1,544.00
1,544.00
1,544.00
2,008.00
2,008.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
1,544.00
916.00
916.00
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 58
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
Longwood Elementary
67134
Longwood Elementary
67507
Longwood Elementary
67510
Lake Orienta Elementary
67546
Longwood Elementary
67552
Longwood Elementary
67565
Longwood Elementary
67585
Longwood Elementary
67586
IS-ESC Primary
67598
IS-ESC Primary
67614
IS-ESC Primary
68256
Longwood Elementary
68701
Longwood Elementary
68705
Longwood Elementary
68707
Longwood Elementary
68709
69737
Computer/Dell/GX280
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Laptop/Dell/D610
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Computer/Dell/GX280
Scanner/Symbol/1550
Computer/Dell/GX280
Laptop/Apple/IMACG5
Video Flex/Ken-A-Vision/7000 S
Laptop/Dell/D610
Scanner/ODS SCAN
Laptop/Dell/D620
Cost
8/17/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/23/2005
8/15/2005
8/15/2005
8/23/2005
7/11/2005
8/15/2005
8/16/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/19/2005
8/10/2005
8/10/2005
8/10/2005
8/10/2005
1/17/2006
2/7/2006
6/12/2006
Page 17 of 18
916.00
1,477.00
1,477.00
1,477.00
1,477.00
1,477.00
1,477.00
1,477.00
1,477.00
1,477.00
1,477.00
1,477.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
1,295.00
916.00
1,699.01
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
752.47
916.00
916.00
916.00
916.00
1,494.00
2,749.00
1,240.00
Depreciation
Value
20.75
76.36
103.33
Removal
Reason / Comments
Page 59
RETIRED
Location
Asset ID
78351
Longwood Elementary
78576
78947
Indian Trails Middle
79375
IS-ESC Primary
83893
Laptop/Dell/D620
Laptop/Dell/D620
Laptop/Dell/D620
Laptop/Dell/D620
Laptop/Dell/D620
Laptop/Dell/D620
Laptop/Dell/D620
Laptop/Dell/D620
Laptop/Dell/D620
LAPTOP/Dell/D620
LAPTOP/Dell/D620
LAPTOP/Dell/D820
LAPTOP/Dell/D620
LAPTOP/Dell/D620
COMPUTER/Dell/GX745D
LAPTOP/Dell/D620
PRINTER/Xerox/8860
Bassoon/Signet/132
6/12/2006
6/12/2006
6/12/2006
6/12/2006
6/12/2006
6/12/2006
6/12/2006
6/12/2006
6/12/2006
5/10/2007
6/11/2007
6/14/2007
6/20/2007
6/20/2007
5/22/2007
6/20/2007
1/8/2008
9/4/1981
438 items
Location Total
592 items
Grand Total
Page 18 of 18
Cost
1,240.00
1,240.00
1,240.00
1,240.00
1,240.00
1,240.00
1,240.00
1,240.00
1,240.00
1,270.00
1,695.00
1,680.00
1,250.00
1,250.00
750.00
1,250.00
2,099.00
1,035.00
-----------541,017.56
Depreciation
Value
103.33
103.33
103.33
103.33
103.33
103.33
103.33
103.33
103.33
299.86
423.75
420.00
312.50
312.50
177.08
312.50
728.82
-----------4,117.42
Removal
Reason / Comments
751,023.65
8,022.70
============ ==============
Page 60
ACTION ITEM:
MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE MONTH OF
SEPTEMBER 2011
IV.K.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Monthly Financial Statement for the period
beginning September 1, 2011 and ending September 30, 2011 as presented.
State Board Rule 6A-1008 requires that a Monthly Financial Statement be submitted to the board in a
form prescribed by the board.
3. Fiscal Impact:
The expenditures for the year are within budget allocations. The unreserved fund balance at June 30,
2012 is estimated to be approximately $25.3 million (5.96%) for the General Fund.
4. Prepared by:
John G. Pavelchak
Paul Fitzgerald, Accountant II
11/22/11
Attachment(s): None
Supporting Information not in agenda book: Executive Summary, Monthly
Financial Statement,
Materials for signature: Monthly Financial Statement for September 2011
Page 61
ACTION ITEM:
CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING CONTINUING
SERVICES CONSULTANTS: APPROVAL OF SELECTION
COMMITTEE’S RECOMMENDATION
IV.L.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the selection committee’s recommendation for
district wide civil and structural engineering services and authorize the Facilities Planning Department
to negotiate contracts with Bentley Architects + Engineers, Inc., Klima Weeks Civil Engineering, Inc.
and SK Consortium, Inc.
On Monday, October 31, 2011 the selection committee interviewed five (5) firms to provide Civil and
Structural Professional Engineering Services on a district wide, continuing contract services basis. The
committee members were as follows:
•
•
•
•
•
Tina Calderone, Board Member
Jed Downs, Business Advisory Board Representative
Bob Devecchio, Administrative Representative
David Steindl, Facilities Services Representative
Ross Ponder, Facilities Planning Representative
Jay Taylor, Supervisor of Construction, facilitated and administered the RFQ solicitation on behalf of
the committee. Based on the specific selection criteria, the committee recommends the following firms
in rank order for negotiations:
1.
1.
1.
2.
3.
Bentley Architects + Engineers, Inc.
Klima-Weeks Civil Engineering, Inc.
SK Consortium, Inc
Brindley Pieters & Associates, Inc.
CPH Engineers
If negotiations fail with any of the number one ranked firms, the department will proceed to negotiate
with the number two ranked firm. Contracts for services will be negotiated and presented to the Board
for approval on December 13, 2011.
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact associated with this action.
Funding source: N/A
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac, Deputy
5. Board Meeting Date:
Superintendent of Operations
Jay Taylor, Supervisor Of Construction
Attachment(s): none
Back-up not in agenda book: Final Tally Sheet
Materials for signature: none
11/22/11
Page 62
ACTION ITEM:
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER CONSULTING CONTINUING
SERVICES: APPROVAL OF CONTRACTS
IV.M.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve and authorize execution of the district wide
continuing services contracts for environmental engineer consulting services with EE&G Environmental
Services, LLC, AMEC E&I (formerly d/b/a MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc.) and Nodarse &
Associates, Inc.
On May 24, 2011 the board approved the CCNA selection committee’s number one rankings of EE&G
Environmental Services, LLC, AMEC E&I (formerly d/b/a MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc.)
and Nodarse & Associates, Inc. and granted permission to negotiate contracts with each firm.
Contracts were successfully negotiated with the firms using the districts standard form contract. Fee
schedules and hourly rates were negotiated at the same rate for all firms.
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Deputy Superintendent of Operations
J. Allen Nettles, Environmental Coordinator
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Sample Contract
Materials for signature: 3 each Standard Contracts for signature
11/22/11
Page 63
ACTION ITEM:
CERTIFICATION OF PRE-QUALIFIED GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
IV.N.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approves the certification of seven (7) general contracting
firms to submit competitive bids on various construction projects.
In accordance with board policy, the Facilities Department continually receives applications to
prequalify general and roofing contractors. A certification is valid for one year and can be renewed if
the applicant desires, and there are no financial or performance related circumstances that have
occurred that would adversely affect their ability to perform as certified. Only those firms with a valid
certificate are permitted to competitively bid on construction or roofing projects.
The following firms met the specified certification criteria and are recommended for the Board to certify
them accordingly:
General Contractors & Bid Amount
H. J. High Construction Co.
Mark Construction Company
Roger B. Kennedy, Inc
Suffolk Construction Co., Inc.
$50,000,000
$60,000,000
$50,000,000
$150,000,000
J. Register Company, Inc.
R.E. Harris Construction
Wharton-Smith, Inc.
$10,000,000
$30,000,000
$60,000,000
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Deputy Superintendent of Operation
Attachment(s): None
11/22/11
Page 64
ACTION ITEM:
BEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY BUILDINGS 5,11 & 12 HVAC
REPLACEMENT PROJECT: DESIGN SERVICES FEE
IV.O.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the design services fee of $49,850 submitted by
SGM Engineering, Inc for replacing the HVAC system in buildings 5, 11 & 12 at Bear Lake Elementary
school.
The 2011/12 Capital Improvement Plan includes a $645,947 budget amount for the replacement of the
air conditioning system in buildings 5, 11 & 12 at Bear Lake Elementary. These building were built in
1988 and the HVAC system is at the end of its functional life cycle.
On April 21, 2010, the school board approved a contract with SGM Engineering, Inc to provide
mechanical and electrical design services for small scale district-wide construction projects. The
Facilities Planning Department and SGM have negotiated a fee of $49,850 for the project. At this time
the department requests that the School Board approve the design fee for the project
Work is scheduled to commence in May of 2012 with a completion date of August 2012.
3. Fiscal Impact: The fiscal impact associated with this action is $49,850.
Funding Source: 361/7400/4680/9009/8151
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Deputy Superintendent Operations
Allen Nettles, Project Manager
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Proposal dated October 18, 2011
11/22/11
Page 65
ACTION ITEM:
LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL - POOL RE-MARCITING
PROJECT
IV.P.
Item Number
The Superintendents recommendation will be presented in the addendum under purchasing.
th
The Lake Brantley High School pool is in its 17 year of operation. Due to exceptional maintenance of
the pool chemicals, and the quality of materials used in the original construction, the original finish on
the pool has lasted well beyond its expectancy.
To continue to meet State Health Department criteria, it is time to refinish the pool surface. The
current estimate for the work is $120,000. As a long-time partner with the school, the City of
Altamonte Springs has offered to pay this amount, with the stipulation that the project be bid and
overseen by the school district. If the successful bid exceeds the amount committed by the City, the
Lake Brantley High School Boosters will make up the cost difference.
The timing of the project is critical, as it must be accomplished during a short window of down-time
between December 2 and 18. The work includes: draining the pool, surface preparations and repairs,
application of a quartz aggregate finish, and pool start-up. Bids will be accepted by the SCPS
Purchasing Department on November 18, 2011, and will be presented to the school board by
addendum at the November 22, 2011 meeting with the Superintendent’s recommendation.
3. Fiscal Impact:
Funding provided by the City of Altamonte Springs (and LBHS Boosters as needed)
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac,
Attachment(s): None
11/22/11
Page 66
ACTION ITEM:
LYMAN HIGH MEDIA CENTER COMPUTER LAB PROJECT:
FINAL ACCEPTANCE & RELEASE OF RETAINAGE
IV.Q.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the final acceptance and release of retainage on
the Lyman High Media Center Computer Lab project.
The contractor, Pro-Spec, Inc. completed all construction and related work to reach final completion
on the project. The contractor has requested payment for the completed work.
The building code inspector has inspected the project. There was no bonding required for this project.
3. Fiscal Impact: This was previously encumbered as part of the construction contract and is due per
the contract.
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Jay Taylor, Supervisor of Construction
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Pay Application No. 1
11/22/11
Page 67
ACTION ITEM:
RED BUG ELEMENTARY BUILDINGS 2 & 3 HVAC
SYSTEM REPLACEMENT PROJECT: DESIGN SERVICES FEE
IV.R.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the design services fee of $39,890 submitted by
Matern Professional Engineering, Inc for replacing the HVAC system in Buildings 2 & 3 at Red Bug
Elementary School.
The 2011/12 Capital Improvement Plan includes a $538,986 budget amount for the replacement of the
air conditioning system in Buildings 2 & 3 at Red Bug Elementary. These building were built in 1988
and the HVAC system is at the end of its functional life cycle.
On April 21, 2010, the school board approved a contract with Matern Professional Engineering, Inc to
provide mechanical and electrical design services for small scale district-wide construction projects.
The Facilities Planning Department and Matern have negotiated a fee of $39,890 for the project. At
this time the department requests that the School Board approve the design fee for the project
Work is scheduled to commence in May of 2012 with a completion date of August 2012.
3. Fiscal Impact: The fiscal impact associated with this action is $39,890.
Funding Source 361/7400/4680/9009/8152
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Deputy Superintendent Operations
Allen Nettles, Project Manager
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Proposal dated October 17,2011
11/22/11
Page 68
ACTION ITEM:
RED BUG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REMODELING PROJECT:
FINAL ACCEPTANCE & RELEASE OF RETAINAGE
IV.S.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the final acceptance and release of retainage on
the Red Bug Elementary School remodeling project.
The contractor, APM Construction Inc. has completed all construction and related work to reach final
completion on the project. The contractor has requested payment for the completed work including
contract withheld retainage in the amount of $61,452.19.
The architect and building code inspector have inspected the project. The Surety Company has
consented to final release as requested.
3. Fiscal Impact: This amount of $61,452.12 was previously encumbered as part of the construction
contract and is due per the contract.
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Pay Applications 19 & 20 & Final Consent
from Surety Company
11/22/11
Page 69
ACTION ITEM:
WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL SUNSMART SCHOOL
EMERGENCY SHELTER – APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT
IV.T.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Winter Springs High School SunSmart
Emergency Shelter Agreement as presented.
Progress Energy has recently awarded Winter Springs High School a grant for the installation of a
photovoltaic solar energy system. The grant provides for the installation of a 10 KW solar panel
installation on the campus which will supply electricity for a designated emergency shelter classroom.
Attorneys for Seminole County Public Schools and the University of Central Florida, with whom
Progress Energy has contracted to manage the installation, have reviewed and approved the language
and terms in the agreement.
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
George A. Kosmac
Deputy Superintendent/Operations
Ned Julian, Attorney
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: WSHS SunSmart Emergency Shelter
Agreement
Materials for signature: 2 Originals WSHS SunSmart Emergency Shelter
Agreements
11/22/11
Page 70
ACTION ITEM:
2011-2012 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLANS
IV.U.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the 2011-2012 School Improvement Plans.
During the week of September 19-23, School Improvement Plans were reviewed for content and
technical accuracy by the appropriate executive director and committee members. Principals were
advised of revisions and scheduled a final review of the plan by the School Advisory Council. Final
copies of the plans were submitted to the Office of School Improvement on October 20. Digital copies
of the School Improvement Plans were distributed to Dr. Vogel and School Board Members on
November 7, 2011.
After receiving the School Improvement Plans, board members are asked to contact the respective
executive director if they have any questions about a particular plan to ensure ample time is available
to respond to any questions prior to Board action at the November 22 meeting.
Executive Directors
Beverly Perrault
Geraldine Wright
Robin Dehlinger
Walt Griffin
Tom McDowell
Committee Members
Marjorie Murray
Tina Dyer
Michael Blasewitz
Mary Williams
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
Dr. Anna-Marie Cote
Deputy Superintendent
Instructional Excellence and Equity
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: School Improvement Plans
11/22/11
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ACTION ITEM:
HIGH SCHOOL 2012 GRADUATION
IV.V.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve Board Members assignments for the 2012 high
schools’ graduation exercises.
High school graduations, as directed by the School Board, have been scheduled so that each is at a
facility, which accommodates the activity inside. We have acquired the use of the Amway Center, UCF
Arena and the Bob Carr Performing Arts Center for the 2012 commencement exercises. They have
been scheduled to allow for the Superintendent to be present at each commencement exercise.
Listed below are dates, times and locations for each school’s commencement exercise and Board
Members assignments.
GRADUATION SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2012
Lake Brantley
Lake Mary
TIME
9 a.m.
1:15 p.m.
LOCATION
Amway
Amway
BOARD MEMBER
Dede Schaffner
Sylvia Pond
FRIDAY, MAY 25, 2012
Crooms AOIT
4 p.m.
Bob Carr
Tina Calderone
TUESDAY, MAY 29, 2012
Seminole
Hagerty
Winter Springs
9 a.m.
1:15 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
UCF
UCF
UCF
Tina Calderone
Diane Bauer
Karen Almond
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 2012
Oviedo
Lake Howell
Lyman
9 a.m.
1:15 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
UCF
UCF
UCF
Karen Almond
Diane Bauer
Sylvia Pond
THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2012
Summer Graduation
3 p.m.
Seminole High School
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3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
Walt Griffin
Exec. Director of Secondary Education
11/22/11
Attachment(s): None
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ACTION ITEM:
STUDENT CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE CODE - DRESS CODE
AMMENDMENT
IV.W.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve proposed revisions specific to the dress code
section of the Student Conduct and Discipline Code for the 2011-2012 school year.
Due to legislative changes to sections 1006.07 and 1006.15, Florida Statutes has required districts to
add the following language to the dress code section of their Student Conduct and Discipline Code to
address additional consequences for wearing baggy and/or sagging pants:
Students are banned from wearing baggy and/or sagging pants in which underwear is shown
and/or body parts, in an indecent or vulgar manner disrupts the orderly learning environment.
1.
For a first offense, a student shall be given a verbal warning and the school
principal/designee shall call the student’s parent or guardian.
2.
For a second offense, the student is ineligible to participate in any extracurricular activity for
a period of time not to exceed five (5) days and the school principal/designee shall meet
with the student’s parent or guardian.
3.
For a third or subsequent offense, a student shall receive an in-school suspension pursuant
to s.1003.014 (5) for a period not to exceed three (3) days, the student is ineligible to
participate in any extracurricular activity for a period not to exceed 30 days and the
principal/designee shall call the student’s parent or guardian and send the parent or
guardian a written letter regarding the student’s in-school suspension and ineligibility to
participate in extracurricular activities. Students not involved in extracurricular activities will
be subjected to the consequences listed in the Matrix of Infractions.
Information was submitted at the September 27, 2011 board meeting as an Action Item for approval to
advertise. Information was advertised on October 9, 2011. We are requesting final adoption of the
changes to the dress code section of the 2011-12 Student Conduct and Discipline Code.
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
Walt Griffin
Exec. Director of Secondary Education
W. Gene Grace, Director of School Alternative Placement/School Safety
Attachment(s): None
11/22/11
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ACTION ITEM:
RACE TO THE TOP SECRETARY
IV.X.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the position of Race to the Top Secretary.
The Race to the Top Administrator and Teacher on Assignment have been hired to implement the
mandates in Senate Bill 736 and the requirements included in Race to the Top. Both of these activities
require significant training for all teachers and administrators. It is necessary to provide clerical support
for the required work.
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact to the District associated with this action.
4. Prepared by:
Dr. Anna-Marie Cote
Deputy Superintendent, Instructional
Excellence and Equity
11/22/11
Attachment(s):
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ACTION ITEM:
TEEN TRENDSETTERS READING MENTOR CONTRACT
IV.Y.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Teen Trendsetters Reading Mentors (TTRM)
contract.
The Teen Trendsetters Reading Mentoring program (TTRM) is a volunteer opportunity for high school
students to assist second and third grade students with enhancing their reading strategies.
Trendsetter mentors attend a mandatory training arranged by the Dividends office and receive training
guides for the thematic reading selections. There is a Teen Trendsetter advisor for the elementary
mentees and the high school mentors. The advisor monitors the program and is available to address
issues and concerns. The mentor and mentee meet for 30 minutes per week at the elementary school
site located near the mentor’s high school site. The number of sessions is recorded and sent to the
TTRM Regional Coordinator who verifies the participation with the Volunteer USA Foundation. During
the school year the two partnerships (elementary and high school) receive funds from the Volunteer
USA Foundation to further promote reading awareness. The schools that participate report that the
program is beneficial to both levels of students as it sharpens their reading comprehension and
provides a wonderful learning experience in a peer-type setting. In addition, the schools participate in
a community service project. There are four school partnerships participating this school year.
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
Ron Pinnell, Executive Director
Human Resources Department
Tracy Jackson, Manager Dividends School Volunteer Program
11/22/11
Attachment(s): None
Supporting information not in agenda book: Teen Trendsetters Reading
Mentor Contract
Materials for signature: Teen Trendsetters Reading Mentor Contract
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ACTION ITEM:
2011-2012 INTER-DISTRICT AGREEMENT FOR ENROLLMENT
OF A SEMINOLE COUNTY STUDENT IN AN ORANGE COUNTY
PUBLIC SCHOOL
IV.Z.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the agreement with Orange County Public Schools
and Access Charter School.
Access Charter School is sponsored by the School Board of Orange County and serves
children with disabilities. Access Charter may serve a maximum of thirty (30) students from Seminole
County who are Autistic. Many of those students formerly attended Princeton House Charter School in
Orange County as a result of our inter-district agreement. The reorganization of the Princeton
House Charter School resulted in it becoming a kindergarten through fifth grade site. Therefore,
Access Charter will serve grades 6 through 12, previously served at Princeton House. Parents
electing to use this school choice option agree to provide transportation to and from the school.
3. Fiscal Impact: There is no impact to the district.
4. Prepared by:
Ida Mazar
Director of Exceptional Student Support Services
11/22/11
Attachment(s): None
Supporting information not in agenda book: Inter-District Agreement for
the Enrollment of a Seminole County
Student in an Orange County Public School
Materials for signature: Inter-District Agreement for the Enrollment of a
Seminole County Student in an Orange
County Public School
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ACTION ITEM:
RENEWAL AGREEMENT ADVENTIST HEALTH
SYSTEMS/SUNBELT, INC. (FLORIDA HOSPITAL) AND
SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMY OF HEALTH CAREERS
IV.AA.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the renewal agreement as presented.
The agreement is for the renewal of an agreement for participation of Academy of Health Careers
students to participate in the clinical aspect of the Academy curriculum.
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
Ned N. Julian, Jr., Esq.
Exec. Director of Legal Services
11/22/11
Attachment(s): Agreement
Materials for signature: Agreement
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AFFILIATION AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
ACADEMY OF HEALTH CAREERS AT SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOLTHE SCHOOL
BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
O/B/O SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMY OF HEALTH CAREERS
AND
ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM/SUNBELT, INC.
d/b/a Florida Hospital
THIS AFFILIATION AGREEMENT, entered into and effective December 1, 2011 is between
The School Board of Seminole County, Florida on behalf of the Seminole High School
Academy of Health Careers At Seminole High School (hereinafter the “School”), and,
Adventist Health System/Sunbelt, Inc. d/b/a Florida Hospital (hereinafter the “Hospital”),
hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Parties”.
WHEREAS, the Hospital, comprised of eight (8) campuses (Altamonte, Apopka, Celebration,
Children’s, East Orlando, Kissimmee, Orlando, Winter Park) in the Orlando area and its environs
(hereinafter the “Facilities”), has a main campus, which is located at 601 East Rollins Street,
Orlando Florida 32803 and provides clinical and/or medical services;
WHEREAS, the School is a public educational institution with approved Magnet programs of
study as specified in Exhibit “A,” (hereinafter the “Programs”), which seeks observation
experiences for students enrolled therein (hereinafter Observation Experience”), and desires its
students in the Programs (hereinafter the “Students” or “Program Students”) to obtain
educational experiences by utilizing appropriate Facilities within the Hospital and personnel of
third parties consistent with the purpose of the School as well as accreditation and/or
professional requirements and standards;
WHEREAS, Hospital is a health care facility, which has the resources in equipment and staff to
provide the educational experiences sought by the Programs, and has agreed to make such
resources available to School; and
WHEREAS, it is to the benefit of both the School and the Hospital to cooperate in the
educational preparation of Students enrolled in the Programs so as to promote excellence in
patient care, to ensure professional competence, and to provide maximum utilization of
community resources;
NOW AND THEREFORE, in consideration of mutual promises herein and other good and
valuable consideration, School and Hospital agree that any Observation Experience established
and implemented by Hospital and School during the term of this Agreement shall be subject to
the following terms and conditions:
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1.
PURPOSE. The purpose of this Agreement is to establish procedures and guidelines for
the provision of Observation Experiences within the Facilities for Program Students.
2.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF HOSPITAL. In accordance with the terms and conditions of
this Agreement, Hospital agrees to furnish its Facilities, personnel, services and such
other items as approved by Hospital as being reasonably required to carry out this
Agreement, to assist School in providing its educational experience to its Students, and,
in connection with such Observation Experience, Hospital further agrees to:
a).
Cooperate with the School in a mutually agreeable manner in enforcing
School policies and procedures related to Student performance and
Student conduct, provided that such policies and procedures do not
conflict with Hospital’s policies and procedures. In the event of a
conflict, Hospital’s policies and procedures will control.
b).
Endeavor to comply with all applicable requirements of any
accreditation authority over Hospital and certify such compliance upon
request by School.
c).
Permit the authority responsible for accreditation of School’s
curriculum to evaluate for consistency with institutional purpose,
vision, values and mission the Facilities, services and all other items
provided by Hospital upon reasonable notice.
d).
Designate a person(s) to serve for Hospital as liaison(s) (hereinafter the
“Hospital Liaison”), and provide School, in Exhibit B, the name of
person proposed as Hospital Liaison, who will:
e).
(1)
Assist the School’s coordinating faculty members (hereinafter
the “Faculty”) with the planning of Observation Experience,
with School’s understanding that Observation Experience is not
to include surgery or areas containing patients with airborne or
respiratory isolation; and
(2)
Meet with the School’s coordinating Faculty to discuss the
quality of the Observation Experience and any problems which
may have arisen in the provision of those experiences.
Provide the Students and Faculty with an orientation of the Facilities,
or orientation packets about the Facilities/Hospital, which will include
training about policies and procedures, including without limitation the
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA),
especially as it relates to the Hospital’s confidentiality requirements,
and instruction on OSHA regulations regarding blood-borne pathogens,
infectious disease plans, and hazardous chemical plan, and how, when
and why to report incidents.
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3.
f).
Provide supervised Observation Experience for Students that fulfill the
curriculum requirements of the Program and meet the objectives agreed
upon by the School and the Hospital. Allow Faculty access to the
Facilities for the purposes of coordinating, observing and instruction of
Students engaged in Observation Experience;
g).
Plan, administer and retain total responsibility for all aspects of patient
care and provide for qualified supervision of all patient activities.
h).
Provide Faculty and Students with, or seek emergency accident care for
injuries, or illnesses of an acute nature, incurred while on duty at the
Facilities. Emergency treatment of Students or Faculty for any injuries
incurred during educational activities must be covered and paid for
through the Students or Facultys’ personal health insurance plan, or
through his/her own resources. Personal health insurance coverage for
the School’s Faculty and/or Students will not be the responsibility of
the School and/or Hospital.
i).
Not guarantee it will place or maintain placement of any Student at
Hospital
j).
Notify School of any Student whose work or conduct with clients,
patients or personnel is not, in the opinion of Hospital, in accordance
with acceptable procedures or standards of performance or otherwise
could disrupt patient care or Hospital’s operation. Hospital may, in its
sole and absolute discretion, withdraw any Student or Faculty from its
facilities whose conduct with patients, personnel, or medical staff is not
in accordance with the policies and procedures of Hospital or is
detrimental to patients or others and School agrees to immediately
communicate and implement as appropriate the Hospital’s
determination to withdraw such Student or Faculty from Hospital’s
Facilities.
k).
Provide Faculty with written policies, procedures, standards of care and
protocols of Hospital, which School acknowledges shall govern
Students and Faculty involved in the Observation Experience. The
Hospital may at any time summarily relieve a Student from a
Observation Experience, or request that a Student or Faculty member
leave a patient care area for causes related to violations of Hospital’s
policies or procedures;
RESPONSIBILITIES OF SCHOOL. The School shall:
a).
Require a physical examination of all Students prior to their
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participation in the Observation Experience. This examination shall
include general physical exam, utilizing history (mobility, motor skills,
hearing, visual and tactile abilities) and immunization assessment
(Rubella, Rubeloa, Varicella, Diphtheria, Hepatitis B) TB screening,
Tetanus and any other exam that Hospital may reasonably require.
Required immunizations and PPD must be current. All Students and
Faculty must have current immunizations including Varicella, Hepatitis
B (signed waiver if refused), MMR, Tetanus. If titer is negative for
Varicella, student must receive Varicella vaccine. School will maintain
required immunization records and provide copies to the Hospital upon
request. All Students and Faculty must have a current (within one year)
PPD. School will notify Hospital of positive PPD results.
b).
Cause a criminal background check to be conducted on all Students 18
years of age or older and all Faculty, prior to sending Students and
Faculty to Hospital’s facility to participate in a Observation
Experience. The criminal background check must include all cities,
counties, and states in which the Student or Faculty has resided and in
which the Student or Faculty has worked at any time during the
preceding ten (10) years. Hospital will provide School with a list of
convictions and/or pending charges that Hospital has determined will
disqualify a Student or Faculty from Observation Experience
participation (“Student Disqualification Guidelines — Criminal
Background” attached hereto as Exhibit C). School will not send any
Student or Faculty who is disqualified to Hospital’s facility to
participate in an Observation Experience. In the event School is unable
to determine whether a particular Student or Faculty is disqualified
pursuant to Hospital’s list, School will consult Hospital for Hospital’s
evaluation and determination. School must certify to Hospital that a
criminal background check has been conducted on each Student and
Faculty in compliance with this requirement and that no disqualified
Student or Faculty has been sent to Hospital’s facility to participate in
an Observation Experience.
c)
Cause a five panel Drug Screen has to be conducted on all Students
prior to the commencement of an Observation Experience. The five
panel drug test shall consist of Amphetamines, Marijuana, Cocaine,
Opiates and Phencyclidine.
d).
Provide Hospital, in writing, the names of the Students assigned by
School to participate in the Observation Experience prior to the
beginning of the Observation Experience. Provide documentation of
release of liability form and confidentiality form signed by Student
and/or parent.
e).
Require Students and Faculty to obtain and maintain, as a condition of
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their participation in the Observation Experience and during the term of
their Observation Experience participation at Hospital, professional
liability insurance. Such professional liability insurance shall cover
any and all liability for claims, damages, or injuries to persons of
whatsoever kind or nature arising out of the activities of such Student
or Faculty carried out under this Agreement. Such insurance shall be on
a per occurrence basis in amounts no less than one million dollars/three
million dollars ($1,000,000.00 per occurrence and $3,000,000
aggregate) for personal injuries. Prior to any Student commencing his
or her Observation Experience, and prior to any Faculty coming on site
to participate in an Observation Experience, the School shall provide
the Hospital with a Certificate of Insurance evidencing such coverage.
Such professional liability insurance shall cover any and all liability for
claims, damages, or injuries to persons whatsoever kind or nature
arising out of the activities of such Student and Faculty carried out
under this Agreement. School shall have an obligation to provide to
Hospital in writing, notice of any change, suspension, or cancellation of
the insurance required by this paragraph. If the required insurance is
not provided as required herein, or if it is changed, suspended or
canceled, Hospital shall have the right to immediately terminate this
Agreement, or any programs arising from this Agreement,
notwithstanding any other term or termination provisions contained in
this Agreement.
f).
Provide the services of one or more Faculty members, or other School
liaisons, who will:
(1)
Plan, in conjunction with Hospital Liaison, the Observation
Experience, not to include surgery or areas containing patients
with airborne or respiratory isolation, that will fulfill the
educational requirements of the Program curriculum; and
(2)
g).
Meet with Hospital Liaison to discuss the quality of the
Observation Experience and any problems which may have
arisen in the provision of those experiences.
Upon receipt of Hospital’s notice of a Student or other Observation
Experience participant whose conduct with clients, patients or
personnel is not in accordance with acceptable procedures or standards
of performance or otherwise could disrupt patient care or Hospital’s
operation, evaluate such Student’s or Observation Experience
participant’s conduct and take appropriate action. It is understood that,
if Hospital takes action under the provisions of Section 2.k., above, that
the Student’s or Observation Experience participant’s participation in
the Observation Experience at Hospital shall immediately cease,
subject to being resumed only with the mutual written agreement of
School and Hospital.
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h).
Not guarantee it will place or maintain the placement of any Program
Student at Hospital.
i).
Require participating Faculty, staff and Students to comply with the
applicable policies and procedures of the Hospital during the course of
their participation, to the extent permitted by law. Solely for the
purpose of defining the Students’ role in relation to the use and
disclosure of the Hospital’s protected health information, such Students
are defined as members of the Hospital’s workforce, as that term is
defined by 45 CFR 160.103, when engaged in activities pursuant to this
Agreement. However, such Students are not and shall not be considered
to be employees of the Hospital.
j).
Maintain individual records of class and clinical instruction,
evaluations of Students and Faculty competency and health.
k).
Establish and maintain for this educational Observation Experience,
curriculum standards and educational policies that meet School
standards and applicable licensing and accreditation requirements;
l.)
Administer, organize and operate the overall educational Program and
retain responsibility for the education of Students in and for the
Program curriculum, its design, delivery, and quality;
m).
Provide course outlines to Hospital that include objectives, goals and
classes for each course providing educational experience;
n).
Provide Hospital with a copy of the School’s Student Code of Conduct
Policy and/or the Health Science Program’s Student Handbook that sets
forth the rules governing student behavior.
o).
Require Students to comply with state and federal laws and regulations;
p).
Require Students to provide and wear the necessary and appropriate
uniform while on duty at Hospital;
q).
Require Students to obtain prior written approval of both Parties before
publishing any material related to the learning experience provided
under the terms of this Agreement.
r).
Ensure Students and Faculty maintain the confidentiality of all records
or information exchanged in the course of the Observation Experience.
School will be vicariously liable for any breach by Students and/or
Faculty of confidentiality especially as it relates to the Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), School agrees
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that should such breach occur, School will indemnify Hospital for any
and all damages as a result of such breach, including, but not limited to
reasonable attorney’s fees.
s).
4.
Students shall adhere to all policies, procedures, and rules and
regulations of the Hospital as periodically amended.
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SCHOOL AND THE HOSPITAL: OBSERVATION
EXPERIENCE COORDINATION.
a).
School and Hospital agree to work together to establish and maintain a
quality Observation Experience.
b).
The parties acknowledge that many student education records are
protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
(“FERPA”), [20 United States Code sections 1232(g), 1232(h) and
1232(i)], and federal regulations issued pursuant to such act, and by
state law in s. 1002.22, F.S., and that generally, written student consent
must be obtained before releasing personally identifiable student
education records to anyone other than School. School agrees to
provide guidance to Hospital with respect to complying with the
provisions of FERPA and similar state law. Hospital agrees to treat all
student education records that are specifically identified as such by the
parties confidentially and not to disclose such student education records
except to School and Hospital officials who need the information to
fulfill their professional responsibilities, or as required or permitted by
law. The parties acknowledge that the fact that a Student is mentioned
in a record or report generated and/or maintained by Hospital in the
normal course and scope of its operations, and not created or
maintained by School, may not necessarily cause such record or report
to be considered a “student education record” for purposes of this
paragraph.
c).
Neither party shall have the power to obligate the other party’s
resources, or commit the other party to any particular action.
d).
Both Parties and their employees shall conduct themselves in
compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules, and
regulations and in compliance with the standards, rulings, and
regulations of relevant accreditation and regulatory bodies, as well as
their own respective institutional rules and regulations.
e).
A Party will cooperate fully with the other Party and its counsel in the
defense of any claims against a Party in any way arising out of or
connected with this Agreement. Such cooperation, including attendance
at depositions, trials, conferences, and the rendering of written reports,
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will be at no expense to the Party not subject to the claim.
5.
6.
REQUEST FOR WITHDRAWAL OF FACULTY OR STUDENT.
School shall have full responsibility for the conduct of any Student or Faculty disciplinary
proceedings and shall conduct the same, with input from Hospital, in accordance with all
applicable statutes, rules, regulations and case law.
a)
No provision of this Agreement shall prevent Hospital from refusing to
accept or continue any Student or Faculty in the Observation
Experience at Hospital’s Facilities for any reason. The Hospital shall
notify the School in writing of its refusal to accept or continue a
Student or Faculty in the Observation Experience but shall be under no
obligation to provide any reason for the refusal. Hospital can impose
temporary withdrawal of a Student or Faculty from Hospital’s
Facilities. The Hospital shall provide to the School written notice of
such a withdrawal.
b)
The Hospital may also submit to School a notice documenting its
decision to require the permanent withdrawal of any Student or Faculty
from Hospital’s Facilities and the School shall immediately cause the
Student or Faculty to comply with Hospital’s decision as documented.
c)
In the event the School does not agree with the Hospital’s refusal to
accept or continue a Student or Faculty, Hospital’s temporary
withdrawal of a Student or Faculty from Hospital’s facilities, or
Hospital’s request for permanent withdrawal of a Student or Faculty
from Hospital’s facilities, the School may request a meeting with the
Hospital’s designee to discuss the basis for any such disagreement,
which meeting will be scheduled within a reasonable time as mutually
agreed between the Parties. The Parties agree that if such a meeting is
requested, the Student or Faculty in question will not be permitted in
Hospital’s Facilities pending the outcome of the meeting. Hospital’s
decision, at its sole discretion, following such meeting will be final.
d)
The School may at any time withdraw a Faculty member or Student
whose progress, conduct, or work does not meet the standards of the
School for continuation in the Program.
INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR/STUDENT STATUS.
a).
The relationship of the Parties hereunder shall be an independent
contractor relationship, and not an agency, employment, joint venture
or partnership relationship. Neither party shall have the power to bind
the other party or contract in the name of the other party. All persons
employed by a party in connection with this Agreement shall be
considered employees of that party and shall in no way, either directly
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or indirectly, be considered employees or agents of the other party.
b).
7.
Students shall participate in the Observation Experience hereunder for
the sole consideration of obtaining an educational experience. Each
party agrees that the Students will be in a learning situation and that the
primary purpose of the placement is for the Students’ learning and the
benefit of the Students. It is further understood that the Student shall
not at any time replace or substitute for any Hospital employee. Nor
shall Student perform any of the duties normally performed by an
employee of the Hospital. Students are not entitled to a job at the
completion of the educational experience. Hospital derives no
immediate advantage from the activities of the Students, and on
occasion its operations may actually be impeded. The Hospital, School
and the Students understand that the Students are not entitled to wages
for the time spent in training. Each party agrees that no Student in the
Observation Experience will be deemed to be an employee, agent or
volunteer of the Hospital or the School by virtue of participation in the
Observation Experience, nor will the Hospital or the School be liable
for the payment of any wage, salary, or compensation of any kind for
service provided by the Students while participating in the Observation
Experience. The School shall indemnify, defend and hold the Hospital
harmless of and from any claim for wages, salary or compensation of
any kind, asserted by any Students or Faculty participating in any
program arising from this Agreement. Further, no Student will be
covered under the Hospital’s or the School’s Worker’s Compensation,
social security, or unemployment compensation programs while
participating in the Observation Experience.
INSURANCE.
a).
INSURANCE OFSCHOOL. During the term of the Agreement, the
School, at its option, shall either obtain and maintain a policy of
general liability insurance subject to the limitations of the waiver of
sovereign immunity set forth in Section 768.28(5), Florida Statutes, or
provide Hospital with a certificate of self-insurance to limits set forth in
Section 768.28(5), Florida Statues. In addition, the School will
maintain its current excess coverage and provide evidence of same to
the Hospital.
School shall fully indemnify and hold Hospital harmless from any
demands, claims, judgments, losses, or costs arising out of any demand,
claim, judgment or loss determined to be the result of the negligent or
wrongful act of any employee of School acting within the course and
scope of their employment by the Agency, to the extent and only to the
extent permitted by Section 768.28, Florida Statues and to the extent
that said claims, judgment or wrongful acts arise out of the
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performance of this agreement.
b).
INSURANCE OF HOSPITAL. Hospital shall maintain, at its own
cost and expense, through commercial insurance, a program of selfinsurance, or a combination thereof, general and professional liability
insurance covering Hospital against professional liability (malpractice)
claims, in the minimum amount of One million dollars ($1,000,000)
per occurrence and Three million dollars ($3,000,000) aggregate.
Evidence of such insurance or self-insurance shall be provided to
School upon request.
8.
ASSIGNMENTS. This Agreement may not be assigned to a third party without the prior
written consent of the non-assigning party.
9.
THIRD PARTY OBLIGATIONS. This Agreement is made solely for the benefit of the
Parties named in this Agreement, and is not intended to create rights or any cause of action
in any third parties, including without limitation, Students.
10.
PERFORMANCE. A delay in or failure of performance of either party that is caused by
occurrences beyond the control of either party shall not constitute a default hereunder, or
give rise to any claim for damages.
11.
TERM AND TERMINATION. The term of this Agreement is December 1, 2011
through November 30, 2013 (the “Term”). This Agreement may be extended or renewed
upon advanced written agreement of the Parties hereto.
This Agreement may be terminated by either Party without cause upon at least ninety (90)
days prior written notice. Notwithstanding the foregoing, however, Students currently
participating in the Observation Experience at the time of termination without cause shall
be given the opportunity to finish the Observation Experience at Hospital.
12.
APPLICABLE LAW. The validity, interpretation and enforcement of this Agreement
shall be governed by the laws of the State of Florida.
13.
NONDISCRIMINATION. During this Agreement, neither party shall discriminate
against any person on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national or ethnic origin,
sexual orientation, disability or veteran or marital status.
14.
ENTIRETY OF AGREEMENT. This Agreement contains the entire Agreement between
the Parties and supersedes all prior agreements and understandings, oral or written, with
respect to the subject matter contained herein.
15.
AMENDMENTS AND MODIFICATIONS TO AGREEMENT. All amendments and
modifications to this Agreement shall be made by addenda and with the written mutual
consent of both Parties. The addenda shall be attached to the Agreement, and shall include
the date and signatures of Parties agreeing to the modification(s).
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16.
COPIES OF AGREEMENT. Copies of this Agreement shall be placed on file and be
available at the School and at the Hospital. This Agreement may be executed in one or
more counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original, but all of which together
shall constitute one and the same instrument.
17.
The invalidity or unenforceability of a particular provision of this Agreement shall not
affect the other provisions hereof, and the Agreement shall be construed in all respects as if
such valid or unenforceable provisions were omitted.
18.
NOTICES. All notices under this Agreement shall be in writing and delivered by personal
delivery or United States, certified, return receipt requested, mail. Such notices shall be
delivered to the following:
Hospital Representative:
Debra Stunkard
Florida Hospital Human Resources
Attn: Contract Coordinator
900 Winderley Place, Suite 1500
Maitland, FL 32751-7231
School Board Representative: School Board of Seminole CountySuperintendent
Educational Support Center/Legal Services Department
400 E. Lake Mary Boulevard
Sanford, FL 32773-7127
Attn: Ned N. Julian, Jr., Esp., Executive Director
Legal Services/Risk Management
Walt Griffin, Executive Director, High Schools
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BY:
HOSPITAL
SCHOOL
By:
Print Name: Tammy Fowler
Title: Interim Director
Dated: __________________________
By:
Print Name: _____________________
Title: __________________________
Dated: _________________________
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EXHIBIT A
MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL Programs
School Name: Academy of Health Careers at Seminole High School
Program Contact: Mickey Reynolds, Assistant Principal
Phone: 407 320-5063
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EXHIBIT B
HOSPIAL LIAISON LIST
FH Campus Name: Florida Hospital Altamonte
Hospital Liaison: Beth Zimmerman
Phone: 407 303-5253
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EXHIBIT C
Student Disqualification Guidelines — Criminal Background
A student will be disqualified from placement at any Hospital facility if the student admits to, or
a criminal background check reveals, a conviction or any disposition other than a finding of “not
guilty” or a complete dismissal of the charges for one or more of the following generic crimes or
their equivalents:
Murder
Manslaughter
Carjacking
Use of a weapon in the commission of a crime
Robbery or theft (including, but not limited to, theft by falsification of financial records or
embezzlement)
Passing worthless checks
Credit card fraud/fraudulent use of a credit card
Forgery
Identity theft
Burglary
Arson
Kidnapping
False Imprisonment
Home invasion
Assault
Aggravated assault
Battery
Aggravated battery
Resisting arrest with violence
Domestic violence
Any stalking offense
Rape
Sexual battery
Trespass for sexual purposes (e.g., peeping)
Lewd and lascivious behavior
Lewd and lascivious act upon a child
Lewd act in the presence of a child
Child abuse
Child abandonment
Child neglect
Any other crime involving physical violence or a crime against a child
Possession of child pornography
Sale, delivery or trafficking in child pornography
Exploitation, neglect, or abuse of a disabled adult or elderly person
Sale, delivery or trafficking in narcotics (drugs)
Felony possession of a controlled substance
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Any other felony level offense involving violation of a drug abuse prevention and control law
(including but not limited to felony level possession, sale, purchase, manufacture, or use of
controlled substance in violation of applicable law)
Felony driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs or alcohol
Falsification of prescription records
Hate crimes
Terrorism
Escape or attempted escape from incarceration
A student who admits to, or whose criminal background check reveals, a criminal conviction or
any disposition other than a finding of “not guilty” or a complete dismissal of the charges
relating to crimes other than those listed above is not automatically disqualified and may be
considered for placement at an Hospital facility based on a case-by-case evaluation, including
but not limited to, the following factors: nature of the offense(s); criminal history
(pattern/recidivism); remoteness in time of the offense; relevance of offense to position being
offered; age at time of offense; and evidence of rehabilitation.
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ACTION ITEM:
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY SUBCONTRACT FOR THE
MATHEMATICS FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT SYSTEM (MFAS)
IV.BB.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Florida State University Subcontract for the
Mathematics Formative Assessment System (MFAS) project.
The Mathematics Formative Assessment System (MFAS) Grades K-3 project is designed to produce, by
the 2013-2014 school year, a new web-based formative assessment system for the K-3 Common Core
State Standards (CCSS) in mathematics. The MFAS-CCSS will be modeled on the current MFAS,
including both student and teacher tools, and be available to all stakeholders in Florida, including
teachers, parents, and students, at no cost. The purpose of MFAS-CCSS is to increase (a) teacher
knowledge of the learning goals defined by the mathematics content in the CCSS, (b) teacher use of
formative assessment to guide instruction, (c) teacher collaboration focused on understanding student
thinking, and (d) differentiation of instruction in mathematics based upon the instructional needs of
individual students.
Within this subcontract, funds are allocated for the salary and benefits of a full-time district facilitator. To
perform the services and produce deliverables described herein, the subcontractor shall appoint a district
facilitator according to the following steps:
1. In accordance with section C, Seminole County Public Schools will recommend Michelle Robinson to
serve as district facilitator to Dr. Laura Lang, Principal Investigator of the MFAS-CCSS project.
2. Upon receiving the School Board approval, Dr. Laura Lang will agree that Michelle Robinson will be
appointed.
3. Replacing Michelle Robinson will require the approval of Dr. Laura Lang.
Upon approval, Michelle Robinson will serve as an Assistant Principal on Assignment and report to Dr.
Laura Lang for the remainder of the 2011-12 school year. All expenses will be compensated by the MFAS
project grant as defined in the back-up subcontract agreement.
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact to the District associated with this action.
4. Prepared by:
Dr. Anna-Marie Cote
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Florida State University MFAS Subcontract
Agreement
Materials for signature: Florida State University MFAS Subcontract
Agreement
11/22/11
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ACTION ITEM:
FOUNDATION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ANNUAL AUDIT
IV.CC.
Item Number
That the School Board accept the Foundation for SCPS Audit for fiscal year ending June 30, 2011 and
order the Audit to be filed as part of the public records.
Florida Statutes pertaining to Direct-Support Organizations requires that an audit be performed
annually. State Board Rule 6A-1.0013 requires the Foundation for SCPS to provide for an audit to be
conducted by an independent certified public accountant in accordance with the American Institute of
Certified Public Accountants auditing standards. The Foundation for SCPS contracted with the firm of
Moss, Krusick, & Associates, LLC to perform the audit for fiscal year ending June 30, 2011. The audit
has been approved by The Foundation Board of Directors at its September 22, 2011 meeting and is
being provided to each member of the School Board and the Superintendent.
The Foundation for SCPS is pleased to note that no material findings were noted in the audit.
An electronic version of the Audit was filed with the Finance Department on September 29, 2011.
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Deputy Superintendent-Operations
Davia Moss
Executive Director, Foundation for SCPS
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in yellow book: Final Audit 9/29/2011
Material(s) for signature: None
11/22/11
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ACTION ITEM:
SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP REVISIONS
2011/2012
IV.DD.
Item Number
That the School Board approve the following revisions in School Advisory Council membership for the
2011/2012 school year.
Listed below are those members to be added.
School
Name
Position
Minority/NonMinority
Reason
Bentley
Lake Howell
Wicklow
Chekasha Richardson
Elizabeth Tarr
Lorenzo Elliott
Parent
Parent
Parent
Minority
Non-minority
Minority
Replaces Midian Diaz
Replaces Erica Hanners
Addition
Deletions are as follows:
School
Name
Position
Minority/Non-Minority
Reason
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
Midian Diaz
Willie Burke, Jr.
Sue Dietrich
Parent
Parent
Instructional
Minority
Minority
Non-minority
Lake Howell
Seminole
Erica Hanners
Mel Rappleyea
Parent
Parent
Non-minority
Non-minority
Resigned – no time
Resigned - no time
Resigned - to maintain SAC
membership balance
Resigned - conflict with job
Resigned - personal reasons
These appointments are for one year only and members will have to follow the schools by-laws for reelection for next school year.
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact to the district associated with this action.
4. Prepared by:
Dr. Anna-Marie Cote
Attachment(s): None
11/22/11
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ACTION ITEM:
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES CENTER:
PROGRAM FUNDING COMMITTEE MEMBERS UPDATE.
IV.EE.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the following changes to the Environmental Studies
Center Program Funding Committee.
The Environmental Studies Center Program Funding Committee supports the Environmental Studies
Center Program by raising funds to operate the center.
Deborah Harris, Liaison, Committee Co-Chairman (Remove)
Carolyn Milhan, Liaison, Committee Co-Chairman (New Assignment)
Patricia Burkett, Committee Co-Chairman
Committee Members:
Karen Almond, School Board Member
Anna-Marie Cote, Deputy Superintendent, Instructional Excellence and Equity
Deborah Harris, Teacher on Assignment, Environmental Studies Center (Remove)
Carolyn Milhan, Teacher on Assignment, Environmental Studies Center (New Assignment)
Patricia Burkett, President, Friends of the Environmental Studies Center
Sid Miller, Volunteer (Remove)
Vickie DeSormier, Volunteer (Name Change/Vickie Barnes)
Steve Barnes, Volunteer
Sarah McClendan, Volunteer
Patricia Southworth, Volunteer
Jane Lane, Secretary (Remove)
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact to the District.
4. Prepared by:
Dr. Anna-Marie Cote
Deputy Superintendent Instructional Excellence & Equity
11-22-11
Attachment(s): None
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ACTION ITEM:
STUDENT MUSEUM: RESTORATION FUND RAISING
COMMITTEE MEMBER UPDATE
IV.FF.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the following change to the Student Museum
Restoration Fund Raising Committee.
The Student Museum Restoration Fund Raising Committee was established to obtain funds to support
restoration of the Student Museum facility.
Liaison: Kimberly York (New Assignment)
Anna-Marie Cote, Committee Co-Chairman
George Kosmac, Committee Co-Chairman
Committee Members:
Tina Calderone, School Board Member
George Kosmac, Deputy Superintendent, Operations
Anna-Marie Cote, Deputy Superintendent, Instructional Excellence and Equity
Jeanne Morris, Resident, Former School Board Member
Serena Fisher, Retired Educator
Linda Daniels, Sanford Resident
Mary Rowell, Lake Mary Historical Society
Mary Jane Agoranos, Teacher
Allen Nettles, SCPS Facilities
Jerry Mills, Architect
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
Dr. Anna-Marie Cote
Deputy Superintendent Instructional Excellence & Equity
11-22-11
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book:
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Community Superintendent Search Advisory Committee
(2011-2012)
ORGANIZATIONS
FIRST
LAST
Steve
Charles
Ed
Browne
Lacey
Blacksheare
sjb@wiginton.net
clacey@winterspringsfl.org
elblacksheare@hotmail.com
407-585-3218
CALNO
Sean
Michael
Pete
Dominic
Turner
Barth
Rodriguez
Schoemann
Persampiere
Clayton
sbarth@andreyevengineering.com
mrodpopi@cfl.rr.com
pschoemann@broadandcassel.com
Dpersampiere@cityofoviedo.net
naacp-seminole@prodigy.net
321-377-1732
Agramonte-Harper
mercedes_agramonte-harper@scps.us
407-746-8303
Joralemon
Caldwell
laurajora@aol.com
kt.caldwell@floridaea.org
407-461-2975
Seminole Education Association (SEA)
Mercedes
Laura
K.T.
Seminole/ Lake Mary Chamber of
Commerce
Sanford Chamber of Commerce
Andria
Leigh Ann
Herr
Lyon
andria.herr@goagis.com
leighann.lyon@edwardjones.com
407-215-2201
Michael
Molaka
mmolaka@mycfe.com
407-896-9411
Cory
Tony
Skeates
Gentile
cory@oviedowintersprings.org
tony.gentile@floridaea.org
407-278-4870
boabb@aol.com
gaussart@aol.com
hoveybj@bellsouth.net
jeff_siskind@bellsouth.net
mdavies18@earthlink.net
mjames@informasoftware.com
mfgator76@aol.com
rhall@fiea.ucf.edu
rhauck@cfl.rr.com
sandyseminole@att.net
407-497-0226
Business Advisory Board
Community Leaders
Foundation for SCPS Board of
Directors
Hispanic Task Force
Leadership Seminole
Mayors and Managers
NAACP
Seminole Association of School
Administrators (SASA)
Seminole County Council of PTAs
Casselberry Chamber of Commerce
Oviedo/Winter Springs Chamber of
Commerce
Seminole UNISERV (Non-Instructional)
Board Member Appointments
Abby Sanchez
Ariel Gaussart
Jean Hovey
Jeff Siskind
Matthew Davies
Michael James
Mike Guido
Rick Hall
Russ Hauck
Sandy Robinson
PHONE
407-327-5956
407-878-3075
407-927-2286
407-839-4225
321-262-5091
407-328-7496
407-388-0718
407-322-2212
207-907-9276
407-252-0330
407-462-0350
407-353-6514
407-247-2162
407-234-7600
407-701-4031
321-279-3915
407-257-4653
407-322-7384
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Superintendent Search Timeline
September 20, 2011
Board work session to discuss search process, criteria for
Community Advisory Committee membership, community input,
etc.
October 25, 2011
Board action at School Board Meeting to appoint Superintendent
Search Committee
October, 2011 through selection
Superintendent Search Update during each School Board Meeting
November 8, 2011, 6:00 p.m.
Town Hall Meeting to receive community input (Location: Oviedo
High School)
November 15, 2011, 6:00 p.m.
Town Hall Meeting to receive community input (Location: Lyman
High School)
November 16, 2011, 6:00 p.m.
Town Hall Meeting to receive community input (Location: Seminole
High School)
November 22, 2011
Superintendent Search Advisory Committee Final Appointment
December 13, 2011
Board - Superintendent Search Advisory Committee Clarification of
Task Assigned & Pamphlet finalization
December 14, 2011
Community Advisory Committee – Review Sunshine Law; Review
Tasks; Member input regarding qualities of new superintendent;
Review initial screening process to reduce applicants to 15-20 and
the subsequent process to reduce to 8-10 finalists; Elect Chairman &
Vice Chairman
January 2012
Place advertisements
February 2012
Advertisements close
February 2012
Community Advisory Committee members identify 20 candidates –
reference checks conducted by next committee meeting
March 12, 2012
Community Advisory Committee narrows list to 8-10 candidates for
submission to Board (No ranking)
March 13, 2012
Regular School Board meeting - Community Advisory Committee
reports and provides the Board with 8-10 short listed candidates (No
ranking / Board reserves the right to add any applicant)
March 27, 2012
Special School Board meeting to select finalists for interview
Week of April 16, 2012
Finalist interviews and tours
April 2012
Special School Board meeting to select new superintendent and
discussion regarding contract
May 2012 (1st Board Meeting)
Contract developed and approval of contract
May/June 2012
New Superintendent begins work
Revised: November 15, 2011
K. Ponder
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SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH
Oviedo Town Hall Meeting
November 8, 2011
Summary
Chairman Dede Schaffner called the meeting to order at 6:00 pm. She welcomed everyone in
attendance and emphasized the importance of community input.
Educational Support Center
400 E. Lake Mary Boulevard
Sanford, Florida 32773-7127
Phone: (407) 320-0000
Visit Our Web Site
www.scps.us
Chairman Schaffner identified the membership of the Superintendent Search Committee and
thanked those individuals for agreeing to serve on the Advisory Committee. She provided a brief
explanation of the process and timeline that the Board will use for the search selection process.
She also informed the audience that via a previous Board Work Session, the Board has
concluded that the next Superintendent must have:
•
A Master’s Degree with a Doctorate Degree preferred
•
Must have at least 10 years of administrative experience in a school
district
•
Or a sitting Superintendent from a school district of at least 25,000
students
Chairman Schaffner requested that those who wished to speak please complete the form and
come forward.
1. Richard Wells – Attachment #1
2. Terri Koepsell – Attachment #2
3. Suzanne Walker
a. New Superintendent must be highly accomplished in education as well as
business aspect
b. Must be able to address the non-instructional area of the budget
c. Very business oriented
d. A business approach to areas such as transportation/printing department/etc.
e. Must be very “teacher oriented” – should have firsthand knowledge of teacher
work
f. Must be supportive of teachers
4. Paul Snarskis
a. Must be open minded about vocational education
b. Must consider new options for a lot of students who are not going to college
c. Look at new options/partnerships, etc.
d. Must have back bone with regard to all of the mandatory testing challenges
and look at expanded vocational
5. Jean Hovey
a. New Superintendent must be supportive of PTA
b. Parents must be involved
6. Stephen Schenck
a. New Superintendent must be able to move us forward and make us a national
model
b. Must have a vision
c. Must look beyond Florida and set a national mark
d. Make us get to the next level
e. Must be an innovator with many different connections
f. Must innovate with vocational programs, partnership with colleges/new
innovative programs
g. Partnership with companies to work together with programs that will benefit
both sides (schools and the company)
7. John Bush
a. Must get out into the community
b. A lot of work outside of the education community (politicians/PTA’s)
c. Must be charismatic
d. Improve and/or publicize more good things about vocational programs to our
communities
e. Speak positively about our SCPS system
f. Importance of showing up at community events
8. Todd Cluxton
a. Daughter transferred from Volusia – SCPS is a great school system
b. Nest Superintendent must be business savvy!
9. Russ Hauck
a. As an aside, said that the next Superintendent should be able to pass the
FCAT!
Chairman thanked all in attendance and ended the meeting at 6:47 pm.
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ACTION ITEM:
PERMISSION TO ADVERTISE AMENDMENT OF SCHOOL
BOARD MEMBER RESIDENCE AREAS PURSUANT TO POLICY
2.12
IX.A.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County amend the current School Board member residence areas
to conform to the Action of the Board of County Commissioners Regarding Seminole County Board of
Board of County Commissioner Districts.
School Board Policy 2.12 provides that School Board member residence areas will conform to Board
of County Commissioner Districts. The Board of County Commissioners amended the county
commissioner districts on October 25, 2011. Florida Statute 1001.36 provides that amendment to
School Board member residence areas be effected by resolution which may only be adopted in an odd
year. In compliance with Board Policy 2.12, a resolution will be brought forward for consideration at
the Board Meeting of December 13, 2011.
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
Ned N. Julian, Jr., Esq.
Exec. Director of Legal Services
11/22/11
Attachment(s):, BCC Map, BCC Legal Descriptions, SBSC Map, & Notice
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EXHIBIT2
LegalDescription
SeminoleCountyBoardofCountyCommissionerDistricts
October25,2011
Districts1through5withinthisdescriptionarelocatedinSeminoleCounty,Florida.Thecallswithinthis
descriptionarebasedonindividualplatsanddeedstowhichthedistrictboundariesarecoincidentandarenot
partofauniformbasisofbearingsthroughout.
District 1:
BegininSec33,Twp20S,Rng33Eatthe intersectionofthethreadsoftheStJohn’sRiverandEconlockhatchee
River,alsobeingontheEasterlyboundaryofSeminoleCounty,perFloridaStatutesChapter6511,No.91,the
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Avenue,beinginSec35,Twp21S,Rng30E.
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centerlineofNLakeSterlingCourttoapointS34°50’54”WoftheSoutherlymostCornerLot2,DeerRunUnit25,
PlatBook29Pages17&18,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida;N34°50’54”Etothe
EasterlymostCornersaidLot2,DeerRunUnit25;N08°20’00”W85.00ft;N81°40’00”E50.00ft;N71°40’48”E
47.87fttotheNortherlymostCornerLot1,saidDeerRunUnit25,alsobeingtheEastlineofSec21,Twp21S,
Rng30E;NorthalongtheEastlineofsaidSection21totheNECorneroftheSE¼oftheNE¼ofsaidSection21;
EastalongtheNorthlineoftheSW¼oftheNW¼ofSec22,Twp21S,Rng30EtotheWesterlyrightofwayof
EagleCircle;NortheasterlyalongsaidWesterlyrightofwaytotheNortherlylineofa100.00ftwideFlorida
PowerCorporationEasement,asrecordedinOfficialRecordBook607,Page244ofSeminoleCounty,Florida,
alsobeingtheSouthlineofDeerRunUnit5,PlatBook26Pages33&34,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsof
SeminoleCounty,Florida.
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Thencerunalongplattedsubdivisionboundaries,allasrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,
Florida,thefollowingcourses:WestalongtheSouthlineofsaidDeerRunUnit5totheSWCornerofsameplat;
NorthalongtheWestlinesofDeerRunUnit5,PlatBook26Pages33&34,thenDeerRunUnit1,PlatBook20
Pages92&93,thenSterlingParkUnit1,PlatBook16Page93,totheNWCornerofsaidSterlingParkUnit1;
SoutheasterlyalongtheSoutherlylineofCamelotUnit2,PlatBook16,Pages95&96totheSECornerofsame
plat;NorthalongtheEastlinesofsaidCamelotUnit2,andthenCamelotUnit3,PlatBook20,Pages88&89to
theNECornerofsaidCamelotUnit3,alsobeingtheNorth¼CornerofSec15Twp21SRng30E,andtheendof
abovereferencedcoursesalongsaidsubdivisionboundaries.
Thenceleavingplattedsubdivisionboundaries,runNorthalongtheWestlineoftheEast½ofSec10,Twp21S,
Rng30EtothecenterlineofLakeDrive;SoutheasterlyalongthecenterlineofLakeDrive,becomingELakeDrive,
toapointofintersectionwithalinedescribedas:fromtheNECornerofGovtLot1,Sec14,Twp21S,Rng30E,
runN85°58’10”W2018.80ft;thencerunN30°29’12”EtothecenterlineofELakeDriveandtheendpointofthe
describedline.Continuingfromsaidpointofintersection,runS30°29’12”Wtoapoint2018.80ftN85°58’10”W
oftheNECornerofGovtLot1,Sec14,Twp21S,Rng30E,beingtheNorthlineofDeerRunUnit15,PlatBook34,
Page56,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida.
ThencerunSoutheasterlyalongtheNortherlylineofsaidDeerRunUnit15totheNWCornerofTractB,same
plat;S00°49”00”EalongtheWestlineofsaidTractBtotheSWCornerofsaidTractB;continueS00°49”00”E
alongtheSoutherlyextensionoftheWestlineofsaidTractBtothecenterlineofEagleBoulevard;Easterlyalong
thecenterlineofEagleBoulevardtothecenterlineofDoddRoad;SoutherlyalongthecenterlineofDoddRoad
tothecenterlineofWeepingWillowCircle;WestalongthecenterlineofWeepingWillowCircletoapointNorth
oftheNWCornerTractC,DeerRunUnit12B,PlatBook37Page82,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsof
SeminoleCounty,Florida.ThencerunSouthalongthefollowingcourses:acrossWeepingWillowCircletothe
NWCornerofsaidTractC,DeerRunUnit12B;thenalongtheWestlinesofsaidTractC,DeerRunUnit12B,and
thenTractC,HollowbrookWestPhase4,PlatBook36Pages77to79,andthenalongtheSoutherlyextensionof
theWestlineofsaidTractC,HollowbrookWestPhase4tothecenterlineofSSt.LucieDrive,andtheendof
abovereferencedSoutherlycourses.
ThencerunNortheasterlyalongthecenterlineofSSt.LucieDrivetothecenterlineofDoddRoad,said
intersectionlocatedinSec23,Twp21S,Rng30E;SoutheasterlyandSoutherlyalongthecenterlineofDodd
RoadtothecenterlineofRedBugLakeRoad;EasterlyalongthecenterlineofRedBugLakeRoadtothe
centerlineofSlaviaRoad;EasterlyalongthecenterlineofSlaviaRoadtothecenterlineofnorthboundSR417;
NortheasterlyalongthecenterlineofnorthboundSR417tothecenterlineofRedBudLakeRoad;Easterlyalong
thecenterlineofRedBudLakeRoadtothecenterlineofWBroadwayStreet;Northerly,Easterly,then
SoutheasterlyalongsaidcenterlineofWBroadwayStreet,becomingEBroadwayStreet,thenbecomingWCR
419,toapointofintersectionwiththeSouthlineofSec13,Twp21S,Rng31E;EastalongtheSouthlineofsaid
Section13tothethreadoftheEconlockhatcheeRiver;NortherlyandEasterlyalongthethreadofthe
EconlockhatcheeRivertoapointofintersectionwiththethreadoftheStJohn’sRiver,locatedinSec33,Twp
20S,Rng33E,beingtheEasterlyboundaryofSeminoleCountyandthePointofBeginningofDistrict1.
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District 2: BegininSec33,Twp20S,Rng33Eatthe intersectionofthethreadsoftheStJohn’sRiverandEconlockhatchee
River,alsobeingtheEasterlyboundaryofSeminoleCounty,perFloridaStatutesChapter6511,No.91,the
“CreationofSeminoleCounty”,runalongthecountyboundarythefollowingcourses:Northwesterlyalongthe
threadoftheStJohn’sRivertoandthroughLakeHarney,returningtothethreadoftheStJohn’sRiverinSec06,
Twp20S,Rng33E;Northwesterly,thenSouthwesterlyalongsaidthreadtoitsintersectionwiththemouthof
LakeJesup;thencecontinuealongsaidthreadoftheStJohn’sRiverNorthwesterlytoapointofintersection
withthecenterlineofOldSR415extendedNortheast,andtheendofabovereferencedcoursesalongthe
countyboundary.
ThenceleavingthecountyboundaryandthethreadoftheStJohn’sRiver,runSouthwesterlyalongsaid
NortheasterlyextensionofandcenterlineofOldSR415tothecenterlineofCeleryAvenue;Southerlyand
SoutheasterlyalongthecenterlineofCeleryAvenuetothecenterlineofSR415;Southerlyalongthecenterline
ofSR415tothecenterlineofESR46;EasterlyalongthecenterlineofESR46tothecenterlineofRichmond
Avenue;SoutherlyalongthecenterlineofRichmondAvenue,throughBrown’sSubdivisionofBeckHammock,
PlatBook1Page83,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida,andcontinuingalongsaid
centerlinetoapointnearitsintersectionwithMooresStationRoad,being612.37ftNorthoftheSouth¼Corner
ofSec03Twp20SRng31E.
ThencerunN82°11’10”E895.86ft;S42°46’16”W89.94ft;S33°05’W447.30ft;S06°W1432.30ft;N54°16’W
1502.56ft;South551.37ft;N65°29’13”W97.67ft;S26°51’29”WtotheNorthlineofLot10,SanfordCelery
Delta,PlatBook1Pages75&76,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida;Easttoapoint
787.00ftWestoftheEastlineoftheWest½ofSec10,Twp20S,Rng31E;South152.00ft;Westtoapoint
152.00ftSouthoftheNWCornerofsaidLot10,SanfordCeleryDelta;continueWestalongtheWesterly
extensionoftheSouthlineoftheNorth152.00ftofsaidLot10,SanfordCeleryDelta,totheEastlineofthe
West¼ofSec10,Twp20S,Rng31E;SouthalongsaidEastlineoftheWest¼totheSWCorneroftheNE¼of
theSW¼ofsaidSection10;WestalongtheNorthlineoftheSouth¼ofsaidSection10totheWestlinesaid
Section10,alsobeingwithintherightofwayofCameronAvenue;NorthalongtheWestlineofsaidSection10
toitsintersectionwiththecenterlineofELakeMaryBoulevard;WesterlyalongthecenterlineofELakeMary
BoulevardtothecenterlineofNUSHwy1792,beinginSec14,Twp20S,Rng30E.
ThencerunSouthwesterlyalongthecenterlineofNUSHwy1792,becomingSUSHwy1792,tothecenterline
ofSR436;SoutheasterlyalongthecenterlineofSR436tothecenterlineofRedBugLakeRoad;Easterlyalong
thecenterlineofRedBugLakeRoadtotheEastlineofSec21,Twp21S,Rng30E,alsobeingwithintherightof
wayofEagleCircle;NorthalongtheEastlineofsaidSection21toapoint738.69ftSouthoftheNECornerofthe
SE¼oftheNE¼ofsaidSection21;S89°31’43”WtothecenterlineofNLakeSterlingCourt;Northalongthe
centerlineofNLakeSterlingCourttoapointS34°50’54”WoftheSoutherlymostCornerLot2,DeerRunUnit25,
PlatBook29Pages17&18,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida;N34°50’54”Etothe
EasterlymostCornersaidLot2,DeerRunUnit25;N08°20’00”W85.00ft;N81°40’00”E50.00ft;N71°40’48”E
47.87fttotheNortherlymostCornerLot1,saidDeerRunUnit25,alsobeingtheEastlineofSec21,Twp21S,
Rng30E;NorthalongtheEastlineofsaidSection21totheNECorneroftheSE¼oftheNE¼ofsaidSection21;
EastalongtheNorthlineoftheSW¼oftheNW¼ofSec22,Twp21S,Rng30EtotheWesterlyrightofwayof
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EagleCircle;NortheasterlyalongsaidWesterlyrightofwaytotheNortherlylineofa100.00ftwideFlorida
PowerCorporationEasement,asrecordedinOfficialRecordBook607,Page244ofSeminoleCounty,Florida,
alsobeingtheSouthlineofDeerRunUnit5,PlatBook26Pages33&34,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsof
SeminoleCounty,Florida.
Thencerunalongplattedsubdivisionboundaries,allasrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,
Florida,thefollowingcourses:WestalongthesouthlineofsaidDeerRunUnit5totheSWCornerofsameplat;
NorthalongtheWestlinesofDeerRunUnit5,PlatBook26Pages33&34,thenDeerRunUnit1,PlatBook20
Pages92&93,thenSterlingParkUnit1,PlatBook16Page93,totheNWCornerofsaidSterlingParkUnit1;
SoutheasterlyalongtheSoutherlylineofCamelotUnit2,PlatBook16,Pages95&96totheSECornerofsame
plat;NorthalongtheEastlinesofsaidCamelotUnit2,andthenCamelotUnit3,PlatBook20,Pages88&89to
theNECornerofsaidCamelotUnit3,alsobeingtheNorth¼CornerofSec15Twp21SRng30E,andtheendof
abovereferencedcoursesalongsaidsubdivisionboundaries.
Thenceleavingplattedsubdivisionboundaries,runNorthalongtheWestlineoftheEast½ofSec10,Twp21S,
Rng30EtothecenterlineofLakeDrive;SoutheasterlyalongthecenterlineofLakeDrive,becomingELakeDrive,
toapointofintersectionwithalinedescribedas:fromtheNECornerofGovtLot1,Sec14,Twp21S,Rng30E,
runN85°58’10”W2018.80ft;thencerunN30°29’12”EtothecenterlineofELakeDriveandtheendpointofthe
describedline.Continuingfromsaidpointofintersection,runS30°29’12”Wtoapoint2018.80ftN85°58’10”W
oftheNECornerofGovtLot1,Sec14,Twp21S,Rng30E,beingtheNorthlineofDeerRunUnit15,PlatBook34,
Page56,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida.
ThencerunSoutheasterlyalongtheNortherlylineofsaidDeerRunUnit15totheNWCornerofTractB,same
plat;S00°49”00”EalongtheWestlineofsaidTractBtotheSWCornerofsaidTractB;continueS00°49”00”E
alongtheSoutherlyextensionoftheWestlineofsaidTractBtothecenterlineofEagleBoulevard;Easterlyalong
thecenterlineofEagleBoulevardtothecenterlineofDoddRoad;SoutherlyalongthecenterlineofDoddRoad
tothecenterlineofWeepingWillowCircle;WestalongthecenterlineofWeepingWillowCircletoapointNorth
oftheNWCornerTractC,DeerRunUnit12B,PlatBook37Page82,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsof
SeminoleCounty,Florida.ThencerunSouthalongthefollowingcourses:acrossWeepingWillowCircletothe
NWCornerofsaidTractC,DeerRunUnit12B;thenalongtheWestlinesofsaidTractC,DeerRunUnit12B,and
thenTractC,HollowbrookWestPhase4,PlatBook36Pages77to79,andthenalongtheSoutherlyextensionof
theWestlineofsaidTractC,HollowbrookWestPhase4tothecenterlineofSSt.LucieDrive,andtheendof
abovereferencedSoutherlycourses.
ThencerunNortheasterlyalongthecenterlineofSSt.LucieDrivetothecenterlineofDoddRoad,said
intersectionlocatedinSec23,Twp21S,Rng30E;SoutheasterlyandSoutherlyalongthecenterlineofDodd
RoadtothecenterlineofRedBugLakeRoad;EasterlyalongthecenterlineofRedBugLakeRoadtothe
centerlineofSlaviaRoad;EasterlyalongthecenterlineofSlaviaRoadtothecenterlineofnorthboundSR417;
NortheasterlyalongthecenterlineofnorthboundSR417tothecenterlineofRedBudLakeRoad;Easterlyalong
thecenterlineofRedBudLakeRoadtothecenterlineofWBroadwayStreet;Northerly,Easterly,then
SoutheasterlyalongsaidcenterlineofWBroadwayStreet,becomingEBroadwayStreet,thenbecomingWCR
419,toapointofintersectionwiththeSouthlineofSec13,Twp21S,Rng31E;EastalongtheSouthlineofsaid
Section13tothethreadoftheEconlockhatcheeRiver;NortherlyandEasterlyalongthethreadofthe
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EconlockhatcheeRivertoapointofintersectionwiththethreadoftheStJohn’sRiver,locatedinSec33,Twp
20S,Rng33E,beingtheEasterlyboundaryofSeminoleCountyandthePointofBeginningofDistrict2.
District 3:
BegininSec16,Twp20S,Rng29Eatthe intersectionofthethreadsoftheWekivaRiverandLittleWekivaRiver,
alsobeingtheWesterlyboundaryofSeminoleCounty,perFloridaStatutesChapter6511,No.91,the“Creation
ofSeminoleCounty”,runalongtheWesterlyandSoutherlyboundaryofthecountythefollowingcourses:
SouthwesterlyalongthethreadoftheWekivaRivertotheRangelinebetweenRanges28&29East;Southalong
saidRangelinetotheSWCornerofSec19,Twp21S,Rng29E;EastalongtheSouthlinesofSections19to24of
saidTwp21S,Rng29EtothecenterlineofMaitlandAvenue,andtheendofabovereferencedcoursesalongthe
countyboundary.
Thenceleavingthecountyboundary,runNortherlyalongthecenterlineofMaitlandAvenuetothecenterlineof
EAltamonteDrive;WesterlyalongthecenterlineofEAltamonteDrivetothecenterlineofPalmSpringsDrive;
NortherlyalongthecenterlineofPalmSpringsDrivetothecenterlineofNorthStreet;Westalongthecenterline
ofNorthStreettothecenterlineofRaymondAvenue;NortherlyalongthecenterlineofRaymondAvenuetothe
centerlineofWSR434;SouthwesterlyalongthecenterlineofWSR434tothecenterlineofwestbound
Interstate4,beinginSec02,Twp21S,Rng29E;NortheasterlyalongthecenterlineofwestboundInterstate4to
thecenterlineofE.E.WilliamsonRoad;WestalongthecenterlineofE.E.WilliamsonRoad,becomingIbisRoad,
totheendpointofsaidrightofwayattheSECorneroftheSW¼oftheSE¼ofSec27,Twp20S,Rng29E.
ThencerunthefollowingcoursesthroughSec27,Twp20S,Rng29E:leavingIbisRoad,continueWestalongthe
Southlineofsaidsection27totheSECorneroftheWest¼oftheEast½;NorthalongtheEastlineoftheWest
¼oftheEast½toapointontheSouthlineoftheNorth340.00ftoftheSW¼oftheSE¼;WestalongtheSouth
lineoftheNorth340.00ftoftheSW¼oftheSE¼totheEasterlyShorelineoftheLittleWekivaRiver;Northerly
alongsaidEasterlyShorelinetotheNorthlineoftheSW¼oftheSE¼;EastalongtheNorthlineoftheSW¼of
theSE¼totheEastlineoftheWest¼oftheEast½;NorthalongtheEastlineoftheWest¼oftheEast½tothe
SWCorneroftheNE¼oftheNW¼oftheSE¼;S75°46’51”W54.64ft;N68°24’43”W53.96ft;N01°52’49”W
86.44ft;N54°35’07”E50.55ft;S78°58’50”E60.44fttotheEastlineoftheWest¼oftheEast½;Northalongthe
EastlineoftheWest¼oftheEast½totheSWCorneroftheEast¾oftheNorth¾oftheNE¼;Eastalongthe
SouthlineoftheNorth¾oftheNE¼tothethreadoftheLittleWekivaRiver;Northerly,alongthethreadofthe
LittleWekivaRivertotheNorthlineofsaidSection27andtheendofabovereferencedcoursesthroughSec27,
Twp20S,Rng29E.
ThencecontinuealongthethreadoftheLittleWekivaRiverNorthwesterlytothepointofintersectionwiththe
threadoftheWekivaRiverinSec16Twp20SRng29E,beingthePointofBeginningofDistrict3.
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District 4:
BeginattheSWCornerofSec33,Twp21S,Rng30E,alsobeingtheSoutherlyboundaryofSeminoleCounty,per
FloridaStatutesChapter6511,No.91,the“CreationofSeminoleCounty”,runEastalongthecountyboundary,
alsobeingtheSouthlinesofSections33,34&35ofsaidTwp21S,Rng30E,toapointofintersectionwiththe
centerlineofTangerineAvenue;NortherlyalongthecenterlineofTangerineAvenuetothecenterlineofHowell
BranchRoad;WesterlyalongthecenterlineofHowellBranchRoadtothecenterlineofLakeAnnLane;North
alongthecenterlineofLakeAnnLanetotheEast¼CornerofSec28,Twp21S,Rng30Eandtheendpointofsaid
LakeAnnLanerightofway;continueNorthalongtheEastlinesofSections28&21,Twp21S,Rng30Etothe
SouthlineoftheNorth¾oftheSE¼ofsaidSection21;WestalongsaidSouthlineoftheNorth¾oftheSE¼for
110.00ft;NorthalongtheWestlineoftheEast110.00ftoftheSE¼ofsaidsection21tothecenterlineofRed
BugLakeRoad;WesterlyalongthecenterlineofRedBugLakeRoadtothecenterlineofSR436;Northwesterly
alongthecenterlineofSR436tothecenterlineofSUSHwy1792;NortheasterlyalongthecenterlineofSUS
Hwy1792,becomingNUSHwy1792tothecenterlineofWLakeMaryBoulevard,beinginSec14,Twp20S,
Rng30E.
ThencerunWesterlyalongthecenterlineofWLakeMaryBoulevardtoitsintersectionwiththeSoutherly
extensionoftheWesterlylineofBlockB,HiddenLakeUnit1ARevisedPlat,PlatBook17Pages99&100,as
recordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida;N09°56’30”WalongsaidSoutherlyextensionofthe
WesterlylineofBlockB,HiddenLakeUnit1ARevisedPlat,totheSoutherlymostpointofsaidBlockB;continue
N09°56’30”WalongtheWesterlylineofsaidBlockBtotheNortheastCornerofLot25,LakeMinnieEstates,Plat
Book6Page92,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida;N65°W337.70fttothe
NorthwestCornerofsaidLot25,LakeMinnieEstates;South36.59ft;S65°E297.91ft;S11°E620.36ft;N65°W
422.14fttotheWestlineofsaidLot25;continueN65°W569.81fttotheEastlineofArtLane;Southalongthe
EastlineofArtLanetotheNortheastCorneroftheSouth755.97ftoftheWest801.00ftofGovtLot3inSec10,
Twp20S,Rng30E; West 60.00 ft; North 1154.07ft;N65°W669.83ft;N26°09’03”E33.08fttotheSoutherlyline
oftheSanfordGrant;S65°EalongtheSoutherlylineoftheSanfordGranttotheSoutheastCornerofTractA,
ReserveatLochLake,PlatBook76Pages27to33,(AReplatofReserveatSanfordTownhomes,PlatBook71
Pages26to32),asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida.
ThencerunalongtheEasterlyandNortherlyboundaryofsaidReserveatLochLake,PlatBook76Pages27to33,
thefollowingcourses:N00°48’54”E813.29fttotheNortheastCornerofTractC;N89°11’07”W375.00ft;North
415.00ft;West250.00ft;North260.00ft;N81°25’52”W417.39fttotheNortherlymostpointofTractB,also
beingtheSoutherlyboundaryofRamblewood,PlatBook23Pages7&8,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsof
SeminoleCounty,Florida,andtheendofabovereferencedcoursesalongtheboundaryofReserveatLochLake,
PlatBook76Pages27to33.ThenceleavingsaidReserveatLochLake,PlatBook76Pages27to33,runalong
theSoutherlyandWesterlyboundaryofRamblewood,PlatBook23Pages7&8,thefollowingcourses:
N89°15’28”W550.688ft;N00°44’31”E316.047ft;N29°09’54”W458.455fttotheWesterlymostCornerLot23,
alsobeingtheSoutherlyboundaryofEgretsLanding,PlatBook54Pages96to99,asrecordedintheOfficial
RecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida,andtheendofabovereferencedcoursesalongtheboundaryof
Ramblewood,PlatBook23Pages7&8.
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ThenceleavingsaidRamblewood,PlatBook23Pages7&8,runalongtheSoutheasterlyandEasterlyboundary
ofEgretsLanding,PlatBook54Pages96to99,thefollowingcourses:N60°06’21”E1056.12ft;N29°54’53”W
601.56ft;S89°57’30”E1233.82ft;N59°58’38”E790.60ft;N00°01’22”W853.82fttotheNortheastCornerof
TractB,alsobeingtheEastlineofSec03,Twp20S,Rng30E,andtheendofabovereferencedcoursesalongthe
boundaryofEgretsLanding,PlatBook54Pages96to99.ThenceleavingsaidEgretsLanding,PlatBook54Pages
96to99,continueNorthalongtheEastlineofSec03,Twp20S,Rng30EtothecenterlineofsouthboundSR
417;NorthwesterlyalongthecenterlineofsouthboundSR417tothecenterlineofW25thStreet,akaH.E.
ThomasJrPkwy;WestalongthecenterlineofW25thStreettothecenterlineofCountryClubRoad;Southerly
andWesterlyalongthecenterlineofCountryClubRoad,becomingNCountryClubRoad,toitsintersectionwith
RantoulLaneinSec04,Twp20S,Rng30E;SouthalongthecenterlineofNCountryClubRoadtothecenterline
ofWLakeMaryBoulevard.
ThenceWestalongthecenterlineofWLakeMaryBoulevardtothecenterlineofwestboundInterstate4,being
inSec13,Twp20S,Rng29E;SouthwesterlyalongthecenterlineofwestboundInterstate4tothecenterlineof
WSR434;NortheasterlyalongthecenterlineofWSR434tothecenterlineofRaymondAvenue;Southerlyalong
thecenterlineofRaymondAvenuetothecenterlineofNorthStreet;EastalongthecenterlineofNorthStreetto
thecenterlineofPalmSpringsDrive;SoutherlyalongthecenterlineofPalmSpringsDrivetothecenterlineofE
AltamonteDrive;EasterlyalongthecenterlineofEAltamonteDrivetothecenterlineofMaitlandAvenue;
SoutherlyalongthecenterlineofMaitlandAvenuetotheSouthlineofSec24,Twp21S,Rng29E,alsobeingthe
southerlyboundaryofSeminoleCounty.
ThencerunalongtheSoutherlyboundaryofthecountythefollowingcourses:EastalongtheSouthlineofSec
24,Twp21S,Rng29EtotheSECornerofsaidSection24,alsobeingtheRangelinebetweenRanges29&30
East;SouthalongsaidRangelinetotheSWCornerofSec19,Twp21S,Rng30E;Eastalongthesouthlinesof
Sections19&20,Twp21S,Rng30EtotheSECornerofSec20,Twp21S,Rng30E;SouthalongtheWestlinesof
Sections28&33,Twp21S,Rng30EtotheSWCornerofSec33,Twp21S,Rng30E,andtheendofabove
referencedcoursesalongthecountyboundary,beingthePointofBeginningofDistrict4.
District 5:
BegininSec16,Twp20S,Rng29Eatthe intersectionofthethreadsoftheWekivaRiverandLittleWekivaRiver,
alsobeingtheWesterlyboundaryofSeminoleCounty,perFloridaStatutesChapter6511,No.91,the“Creation
ofSeminoleCounty”,runalongtheWesterlyandNortherlyboundaryofthecountythefollowingcourses:
NortherlyalongthethreadoftheWekivaRivertoapointofintersectionwiththethreadoftheStJohn’sRiver,
beinginSec36Twp18South,Rng29E;SoutheasterlyandEasterlyalongthethreadoftheStJohn’sRivertoand
throughLakeMonroe,returningtothethreadoftheStJohn’sRiverinSec16,Twp19S,Rng31E;Southerlyand
SoutheasterlyalongsaidthreadtoitsintersectionwithMonroeCanal,akaWoodruffCreek;continueEasterly,
thenSoutheasterly,alongthreadlocatedEastoftheUnsurveyedPartofSec27,Twp19S,Rng31E,toits
intersectionwiththecenterlineofOldSR415extendedNortheasterly,andtheendofabovereferencedcourses
alongthecountyboundary.
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ThenceleavingthecountyboundaryandthethreadoftheStJohn’sRiver,runSouthwesterlyalongsaid
NortheasterlyextensionofandcenterlineofOldSR415tothecenterlineofCeleryAvenue;Southerlyand
SoutheasterlyalongthecenterlineofCeleryAvenuetothecenterlineofSR415;Southerlyalongthecenterline
ofSR415tothecenterlineofESR46;EasterlyalongthecenterlineofESR46tothecenterlineofRichmond
Avenue;SoutherlyalongthecenterlineofRichmondAvenue,throughBrown’sSubdivisionofBeckHammock,
PlatBook1Page83,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida,continuingalongsaid
centerlinetoapointnearitsintersectionwithMooresStationRoad,being612.37ftNorthoftheSouth¼Corner
ofSec03Twp20SRng31E.
ThencerunN82°11’10”E895.86ft;S42°46’16”W89.94ft;S33°05’W447.30ft;S06°W1432.30ft;N54°16’W
1502.56ft;South551.37ft;N65°29’13”W97.67ft;S26°51’29”WtotheNorthlineofLot10,SanfordCelery
Delta,PlatBook1Pages75&76,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida;Easttoapoint
787.00ftWestoftheEastlineoftheWest½ofSec10,Twp20S,Rng31E;South152.00ft;Westtoapoint
152.00ftSouthoftheNWCornerofsaidLot10,SanfordCeleryDelta;continueWestalongtheWesterly
extensionoftheSouthlineoftheNorth152.00ftofsaidLot10,SanfordCeleryDelta,totheEastlineofthe
West¼ofSec10,Twp20S,Rng31E;SouthalongsaidEastlineoftheWest¼totheSWCorneroftheNE¼of
theSW¼ofsaidSection10;WestalongtheNorthlineoftheSouth¼ofsaidSection10totheWestlinesaid
Section10,alsobeingwithintherightofwayofCameronAvenue;NorthalongtheWestlineofsaidSection10
toitsintersectionwiththecenterlineofELakeMaryBoulevard;WesterlyalongthecenterlineofELakeMary
Boulevard,becomingWLakeMaryBoulevardatthepointofintersectionwithNUSHwy1792,beinginSec14,
Twp20S,Rng30E.
ThencecontinueWesterlyalongthecenterlineofWLakeMaryBoulevardtoitsintersectionwiththeSoutherly
extensionoftheWesterlylineofBlockB,HiddenLakeUnit1ARevisedPlat,PlatBook17Pages99&100,as
recordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida;N09°56’30”WalongsaidSoutherlyextensionofthe
WesterlylineofBlockB,HiddenLakeUnit1ARevisedPlat,totheSoutherlymostpointofsaidBlockB;continue
N09°56’30”WalongtheWesterlylineofsaidBlockBtotheNortheastCornerofLot25,LakeMinnieEstates,Plat
Book6Page92,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida;N65°W337.70fttothe
NorthwestCornerofsaidLot25,LakeMinnieEstates;South36.59ft;S65°E297.91ft;S11°E620.36ft;N65°W
422.14fttotheWestlineofsaidLot25;continueN65°W569.81fttotheEastlineofArtLane;Southalongthe
EastlineofArtLanetotheNortheastCorneroftheSouth755.97ftoftheWest801.00ftofGovtLot3inSec10,
Twp20S,Rng30E; West60.00ft;North1154.07ft;N65°W669.83ft;N26°09’03”E33.08fttotheSoutherlyline
oftheSanfordGrant;S65°EalongtheSoutherlylineoftheSanfordGranttotheSoutheastCornerofTractA,
ReserveatLochLake,PlatBook76Pages27to33,(AReplatofReserveatSanfordTownhomes,PlatBook71
Pages26to32),asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida.
ThencerunalongtheEasterlyandNortherlyboundaryofsaidReserveatLochLake,PlatBook76Pages27to33,
thefollowingcourses:N00°48’54”E813.29fttotheNortheastCornerofTractC;N89°11’07”W375.00ft;North
415.00ft;West250.00ft;North260.00ft;N81°25’52”W417.39fttotheNortherlymostpointofTractB,also
beingtheSoutherlyboundaryofRamblewood,PlatBook23Pages7&8,asrecordedintheOfficialRecordsof
SeminoleCounty,Florida,andtheendofabovereferencedcoursesalongtheboundaryofReserveatLochLake,
PlatBook76Pages27to33.ThenceleavingsaidReserveatLochLake,PlatBook76Pages27to33,runalong
theSoutherlyandWesterlyboundaryofRamblewood,PlatBook23Pages7&8,thefollowingcourses:
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N89°15’28”W550.688ft;N00°44’31”E316.047ft;N29°09’54”W458.455fttotheWesterlymostCornerLot23,
alsobeingtheSoutherlyboundaryofEgretsLanding,PlatBook54Pages96to99,asrecordedintheOfficial
RecordsofSeminoleCounty,Florida,andtheendofabovereferencedcoursesalongtheboundaryof
Ramblewood,PlatBook23Pages7&8.
ThenceleavingsaidRamblewood,PlatBook23Pages7&8,runalongtheSoutheasterlyandEasterlyboundary
ofEgretsLanding,PlatBook54Pages96to99,thefollowingcourses:N60°06’21”E1056.12ft;N29°54’53”W
601.56ft;S89°57’30”E1233.82ft;N59°58’38”E790.60ft;N00°01’22”W853.82fttotheNortheastCornerof
TractB,alsobeingtheEastlineofSec03,Twp20S,Rng30E,andtheendofabovereferencedcoursesalongthe
boundaryofEgretsLanding,PlatBook54Pages96to99.ThenceleavingsaidEgretsLanding,PlatBook54Pages
96to99,continueNorthalongtheEastlineofSec03,Twp20S,Rng30EtothecenterlineofsouthboundSR
417;NorthwesterlyalongthecenterlineofsouthboundSR417tothecenterlineofW25thStreet,akaH.E.
ThomasJrPkwy;WestalongthecenterlineofW25thStreettothecenterlineofCountryClubRoad;Southerly
andWesterlyalongthecenterlineofCountryClubRoad,becomingNCountryClubRoad,toitsintersectionwith
RantoulLaneinSec04,Twp20S,Rng30E;SouthalongthecenterlineofNCountryClubRoadtothecenterline
ofWLakeMaryBoulevard;WestalongthecenterlineofWLakeMaryBoulevardtothecenterlineofwestbound
Interstate4,beinginSec13,Twp20S,Rng29E;SouthwesterlyalongthecenterlineofwestboundInterstate4
tothecenterlineofE.E.WilliamsonRoad;WestalongthecenterlineofE.E.WilliamsonRoad,becomingIbis
Road,totheendpointofsaidrightofwayattheSECorneroftheSW¼oftheSE¼ofSec27,Twp20S,Rng29E.
ThencerunthefollowingcoursesthroughSec27,Twp20S,Rng29E:leavingIbisRoad,continueWestalongthe
Southlineofsaidsection27totheSECorneroftheWest¼oftheEast½;NorthalongtheEastlineoftheWest
¼oftheEast½toapointontheSouthlineoftheNorth340.00ftoftheSW¼oftheSE¼;WestalongtheSouth
lineoftheNorth340.00ftoftheSW¼oftheSE¼totheEasterlyShorelineoftheLittleWekivaRiver;Northerly
alongsaidEasterlyShorelinetotheNorthlineoftheSW¼oftheSE¼;EastalongtheNorthlineoftheSW¼of
theSE¼totheEastlineoftheWest¼oftheEast½;NorthalongtheEastlineoftheWest¼oftheEast½tothe
SWCorneroftheNE¼oftheNW¼oftheSE¼;S75°46’51”W54.64ft;N68°24’43”W53.96ft;N01°52’49”W
86.44ft;N54°35’07”E50.55ft;S78°58’50”E60.44fttotheEastlineoftheWest¼oftheEast½;Northalongthe
EastlineoftheWest¼oftheEast½totheSWCorneroftheEast¾oftheNorth¾oftheNE¼;Eastalongthe
SouthlineoftheNorth¾oftheNE¼tothethreadoftheLittleWekivaRiver;Northerly,alongthethreadofthe
LittleWekivaRivertotheNorthlineofsaidSection27andtheendofabovereferencedcoursesthroughSec27,
Twp20S,Rng29E.
ThencecontinuealongthethreadoftheLittleWekivaRiverNorthwesterlytothepointofintersectionwiththe
threadoftheWekivaRiverinSec16Twp20SRng29E,beingthePointofBeginningofDistrict5.
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Commissioner Districts 2011 Approved 10-25-2011
Prior BCC Districts
Legend
NOTICE OF POLICY AMENDMENT
AND
NOTICE OF INTENT TO AMEND POLICY
The School Board of Seminole County, Florida
Title of Proposed Amendments to Policy : Revision of Board Member Residence Areas
Statutory Authority: 1001.36
Laws Implemented: 1001.36
Public Comment/ Preliminary Approval for Advertising: November 22, 2011
Final Adoption
December 13, 2011
All meetings will be held at the Educational Support Center, 400 East Lake Mary
Boulevard, Sanford, Florida 32773.
Any affected person may request that the Board conduct a public hearing pursuant to
§ 120.54(3)(c), Fla. Stat. by filing a request on or before 21 days after the publication of
this notice with Karen Ponder, Clerk of the School Board, Educational Support Center,
400 E. Lake Mary Boulevard, Sanford, Florida 32773
Any person requiring a special accommodation to participate in any meeting above
noticed because of a disability should contact John Reichert, 407-320-0023 at 48 hours in
advance of the meeting to make appropriate arrangements.
If any person appearing before the School Board anticipates or expects that he or she
might appeal any decision made by the School Board, that person will need a record of
the proceedings, and that for such purpose, that person will need to insure that a verbatim
record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence
upon which the appeal is to be based. F.S. 286.0105.
The Contact person for a copy of the proposed policy is: Ned Julian, Jr., Esq., Seminole
County Public Schools, 400 E. Lake Mary Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32773, (t) 407-3200010.
Publication date: 11/13/11
Legal ad prepared by School Board Attorney Ned Julian
Page 119
LAKE LOTUS VISIONING COMMITTEE SUMMARY
INFORMATION ITEM:
X.A.
Item Number
th
Overview of Tour Day (Oct 25 )
th
The purpose of the October 25 visits was to provide teachers with an opportunity to visit both Lake Lotus
Park and the Environmental Studies Center so that teachers would have a clear understanding of the
unique ecosystems of each site. For the past several years, elementary students and teachers have
st
th
participated in the Environmental Studies Center 1 and 5 grade programs. However, almost no middle
school students and few high school students and teachers have participated in Environmental Studies
Center programs due to decreases in funding and staff. The Lake Lotus visit occurred in the morning with
a formal tour of the property and an abbreviated trip to the Water Reclamation Facility and lab. After
lunch, the teachers toured the Environmental Studies Center, including the Pat Burkett Building and the
5th grade mud walk area.
st
Overview of Visioning Day (Nov 1 )
The purpose of the Visioning Day at Lake Lotus was for the teachers and other participants to determine
if/how Lake Lotus’ unique environment aligned with K-12 Next Generation Sunshine State Standards in
Science and to determine if there are opportunities to provide hands-on experiences for applying these
standards by designing aligned curriculum projects. In addition, the group considered how Lake Lotus
may be used for secondary science projects, internships, and career opportunities.
City and District leaders welcomed the group and explained that the goal for the visioning session was to
plan for future use of Lake Lotus to support science standards-based experiences. In the morning, the
teachers were divided into grade-level groups to allow for focused analysis of the property and its
potential uses. The group included community and business partners who were able to join teachers in
the discussions. After some initial planning, the groups were taken on abbreviated tours of the property
to clarify/enhance their ideas. After lunch, the group traveled to the Water Reclamation Facility and Lab
for a more formal tour. Following the Water Reclamation Facility tour, the teachers re-convened at Wekiva
Elementary School to complete their initial planning. Prior to leaving, all teachers stated that they would
appreciate an additional meeting with more involvement from other teachers in order to develop a more
coordinated and comprehensive plan for using Lake Lotus as a curriculum extension site.
Recommendations and Next Steps
The group recommends that Seminole County Public Schools focus initially on the possibilities of use for
Lake Lotus Park for Middle and High school students, with a definite inclusion of the Water Reclamation
Facility and Lab. Ideally, the group would appreciate continuing the existing elementary programs at the
Environmental Studies Center, and if the Friends of the Environmental Studies Center are able to raise
funds, then programs would exist at both sites, with Elementary students continuing to be the primary
visitors of the Environmental Studies Center and Lake Lotus becoming a Secondary school experience.
In the event of insufficient funds being available for the Environmental Studies Center, continued
development of Lake Lotus as an Elementary school experience would be an option.
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Summary of Teacher Curriculum Discussions
Elementary School: Teachers identified several standards for each grade level that would be enhanced
by doing projects at Lake Lotus. Experiences would include hands-on experimentation and data
collection. Additionally, the teachers proposed having interactions with the scientists and rangers prior to
the visit either in person or digitally (ie Skype).
Middle School: Teachers were able to find several benchmarks that would be effectively supported by
th
th
Lake Lotus field trips. The preliminary recommendation is to have structured experiences for 6 and 7
grade students, which would consist of hands-on data collection and observation developed into a series
of Field Modules. Students would conduct some of the labs themselves and then would bring samples to
the Water Reclamation Facility Lab for further analysis. The hope was to have the results sent from the
Lab to the students as a follow-up to the visit and to house all of the data from all of the schools on a
district portal (i.e. Wiki) so students can compare data that their peers collected. The teachers considered
th
that 8 grade students could use the data collected in the previous two years to solve real-world
scenarios.
High School: Teachers saw potential uses for the site for both the freshman level Environmental Science
course benchmarks and as a way to engage students in the content through authentic exploration. In
addition, the upper level Advanced Placement (AP) Environmental Science class benchmarks could be
enhanced by using Lake Lotus as an outdoor laboratory for hands-on experimentation. The high school
group of two teachers recommended that other high school science teachers be involved prior to
developing too many plans or specific details. There were very exciting and positive discussions related
to student and teacher internships at the Water Reclamation Lab and working with the Lab as part of
Experimental Science courses.
2. Prepared by:
Anna-Marie Cote, Ed.D.
Rachel Hallet-Njuguna
Secondary Science Specialist
Attachment(s): None
11/22/11
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INFORMATION ITEM:
TENTATIVE OPERATING BUDGET REDUCTION PLAN
FOR 2012-2013
X.B.
Item Number
Given the likely reduction in operating budget funds for the 2012-2013 school year, staff has compiled
the budget reduction possibilities discussed by the board in the recent budget work sessions. The
reductions are tentative at this time, however staff has begun planning for these various reductions in
anticipation of a significant deficit. The itemized items are as follows:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Middle School Teaching Positions (15)
High School Teaching Positions (16)
Elementary School Teaching Positions (18)
High School Asst Coach Supplements (20% red.)
High School Summer School (virtual expansion)
Middle School Intervention reduction
Closing of Two (2) Schools (TBD)
Custodial Support Reductions
Elimination of Printed Code-of-Conduct
Energy Savings – Installation of Solar Film
Closing of Hopper School
District Office Reductions
Total Proposed Cost Savings
$816,315
918,736
1,033,578
190,000
250,000
24,000
2,000,000
693,000
20,000
13,500
640,000
TDB
$6,644,129
In addition to cost reductions, revenue increases are also anticipated
and estimated as follows:
•
•
•
•
Additional Student Enrollment (FTE of 500)
Release of Declining Enrollment Reserve
Transfer of IDEA Positions to IDEA Grant (23.35)
Early Retirement Insurance Reimbursement
Total Additional Revenue
$3,000,000
1,644,000
1,455,537
400,000
$6,499,537
The District’s operating reserves are currently in excess of the 4% level per policy.
•
Fund Balance Exceeding 4%
Total potential funding to cover 2012-2013 initial estimated deficit
$8,000,000
$21,143,666
As the revenue projections become clearer, staff will present specific reduction recommendations to
the Board for approval.
2. Prepared by:
George Kosmac, Deputy Superintendent
Operations
John Pavelchak, Executive Director of Finance
Attachment(s): None
11/22/11
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INFORMATION ITEM:
ESSS HIGHLIGHTS
X.C.
Item Number
Florida Association of School Social Workers
Dr. Freddi Nieves has been with Seminole County Public Schools since 1993. Freddi has been an
outstanding member of the Seminole County Public Schools social work team who generously
volunteers his time and expertise to his colleagues, district level teams and assigned schools. This
includes devoting many extra hours making sure that his students and families are properly provided
the services needed to overcome any difficulties. As a member of the US Federal Disaster Response
Team, Freddi has shared his expertise
2. Prepared by:
Ida Mazar
Director of Exceptional Student Support Services
11/22/11
Attachment(s): None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
FDLE CRIMINAL HISTORY FINGERPRINT AUDIT
X.D.
Item Number
On September 26, 2011, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement also conducted their agency’s
first audit of the School Board of Seminole County’s use of criminal history information as required by
Florida Statues and user agreements with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Their audit
revealed that the School Board of Seminole County is operating in full compliance with the NonCriminal Justice User Agreement for the screening, record keeping, and retention of fingerprints for
certified personnel, non-instructional personnel, contractors and vendors.
Additionally, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement conducted an audit of the School Board of
Seminole County’s use of the criminal history information provided by the Volunteer and Employee
Criminal History System (VECHS) Program. Their audit revealed that School Board of Seminole
County is operating in full compliance with the VECHS User Agreement for the screening, record
keeping, and retention of fingerprints for mentors and volunteers.
In calendar year 2010-2011, the Seminole County Public Schools submitted 4,557 finger prints to
the FDLE and FBI for the screening of SCPS employees, charter school employees, coach only
positions, Extended Day, OPS, substitute teachers, contractors, university field study and interns, and
alternative certification program participants. For the first 10 months of calendar year 2011-2012,
SCPS has submitted 3,990 finger prints for processing.
2. Prepared by:
Dr. Ron Pinnell
Exec. Director of Human Resources
11/22/11
Attachment(s): None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
JOURNEYS ACADEMY SAFETY LIFE PROJECT:
BOARD POLICY 8.76 CHANGE ORDER NO. 1
X.E.
Item Number
The following change order has been previously approved by the Superintendent under board policy 8.76.
The work has already been completed, and the item(s) are being presented to the board for information
only.
Original Contract Amount:
Change Order No. 1:
Change Order No. 2:
Revised Contract Amount:
2. Prepared by:
$
$
41,099.00 Direct Purchases
(1,260.38) $
-
$
39,838.62 $
Tax Savings Summary
$
$
Change Items
Sales Tax Savings
(1,260.38) $
(1,260.38)
George Kosmac
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Change Order No. 1 w/Memo
11/22/11
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NEW ENDEAVOR SCHOOL PROJECT:
BOARD POLICY 8.76 CHANGE ORDER NO. 8
INFORMATION ITEM:
X.F.
Item Number
The following change order has been previously approved by the Superintendent under board policy 8.76.
The work has already been completed, and the item(s) are being presented to the board for information
only.
Original Contract Amount:
Change Order No. 1:
Change Order No. 2:
Change Order No. 3:
Change Order No. 4:
Change Order No. 5:
Change Order No. 6:
Change Order No. 7
Change Order No. 8:
Revised Contract Amount:
2. Prepared by:
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
6,543,000.00
(1,869,872.23)
52,840.00
11,545.00
(662,682.00)
125,918.00
39,317.00
8,675.00
$24,514.00
$
4,273,254.77
Direct Purchases
$
(1,783,084.19) $
$
$
$
(631,375.95) $
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
(2,414,460.14) $
Change Items
52,840.00
11,545.00
125,918.00
39,317.00
8,675.00
$24,514.00
262,809.00
Sales Tax Savings
$
(86,788.04)
$
$
$
$
(31,306.05)
-
$
(118,094.09)
George Kosmac
Attachment(s): None
Supporting Information not in agenda book: Change Order No. 8
w/Memo
11/22/11
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X.G.
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