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THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY
INFORMATION ITEM:
DR. PAUL J. HAGERTY TEACHER TECHNOLOGY
AWARDS
II.A.
Item Number
A representative from The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools will present a $250.00 check
to one winner from an Elementary and one winner from a Middle School with 2007-2008 Dr. Paul J.
Hagerty Teacher Technology Award. There is no High School winner this year. These two awards total
$500.00. This annual award is presented to one teacher in each level of education (Elementary, Middle
and High) in the Seminole County Public Schools who best demonstrates exceptional use of technology
in the classroom. The recipient is a teacher who, in the opinion of the judges, has done the most to
integrate technology into classroom lessons and to promote student learning.
2. Prepared by:
Eric Geboff
Executive Director, The Foundation for SCPS
Deborah Glover Shea
Program Manager, The Foundation for SCPS
3. Board Meeting Date
05/27/08
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
KEYS TO YOUR CHARACTER AWARD
II.B.
Item Number
A representative from The Foundation for Seminole County Public School will present a $250.00 check to
the winner of the 20075-2008 Keys to Your Character Award. This annual award is presented to one
teacher in the Seminole County Public Schools who integrates the most innovative or successful
character education program in his/her teaching. This individual, in the opinion of the judges, has done
the most to promote character education – the teaching of high standards of student behavior and the
promotion of worthy values.
2. Prepared by:
Eric Geboff
Deborah Glover Shea
05/27/08
Attachment(s): None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
THE FOUNDATION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY
PUBLIC SCHOOLS - GRANTS FOR GREAT IDEAS
II.C.
Item Number
The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools would like to recognize the following individuals who
received Grants for Great Ideas from February 2007-April 2008.
Altamonte Elem.
Anna-Lisa Astudillo
Susan Potter
Bear Lake Elem.
Andrea Anderkin
Vonnie Bacchus
Wendy Bennett
Jean Harry
DeeAnn Hart
Linda Henderson
Rebecca Holcomb
Candace Niznik
Susan O’Leary
Julia Pierson
Susan Sievers
Jill Singh
Jennifer Swenson
Lisa Wallace
Katie West
Bentley Elem.
Tracey Albert
Melissa Brown
Wnedy Clay
Susan DeMint
Kay Ernest
Elizabeth Gehron
Wendy Gennett
Cynthia Jones
Victoria McCracken
Samanatha Neff
Kathy Squier
Stacy Yankelevitz
Carillon Elementary
Linda Cucinella
Sue Knight
Cathy Lambert
Kathy Stacey
Kim Wilson
Casselberry Elem.
Meghan Brennan
Pat Rogers
Chiles Middle
Joanne Babyak
Judy Dombrowski
Cheryl Ziolkowski
Crooms AOIT
Victoria Fuentes
Elke Harris
Crystal Lake Elem.
Bonnie Akard
Cindy Belinger
Pamela Brady
Jamee Cagle
Ami Canzoneri
Brian Emmans
Kristy Jackly
Ginger Kruse
Martha Lewis
Kelly Mitchell
Michael Piatt
Stacey Pluto
Joyce Rose
Michelle Smith
DeAnn Weer
District
Anna-Marie Cote
Carol Crownover
Matthew Eggert
Jane Lane
Mary Stump
Eastbrook Elem.
Laura Brodie
Kristine Cash
Betty Donaldson
Darren Evan
Jill Guber
Gretchen Maldonado
Maureen McCaffrey
Janine McGrath
Dr. Karen Shearer
English Estates Elem.
Bonnie Brown
Helen Daly
Deborah Hanshew
Chris Mulholland
Nancy Pierce
Stephanie Porter
Patti Powers
Evelyn Ruckstuhl
Marie Spoon
Evans Elem.
Cherie Bradburn
CarolLynn Everett
Elliot Hershey
Amanda Keller
Kathryn Polley
Tammy Van Cleef
Forest City Elem.
Andrea Akers
Melissa Bardwell
Kimberly Clodfelter
Myma Jreij
Sarah Parker
Tracey Williams
Geneva Elem.
Amy Bombard
Wendy Cash
Tracey Gustafson
Janet Keller
Debbie Stephens
Lynn Webb
Deborah Weber
Joy Wetzl
Goldsboro Elem.
Debra Bowers
Mary Hess
Nancy Loyd
Robin Overeem
Greenwood Lakes
Middle
Robin Abrams
Margie Dilmore
Nancy Keck
Amie Wilson
Hagerty High
Yvette Pigott
Kimberly Reese
Grace Wilken-Yoder
Hamilton Elem.
Sarah Hulsman
Ann O’Brien
Nicole Spain
Heathrow Elem.
Nancy Cox
Gladys Gonzalez
Linda White
Highlands Elem.
Amy Ayers
Robyn Barnett
Melissa Boyett
William Cavins
Sally Kratz
Jo McGinnis
Hopper Center
Luis Alvarado
Ruth Rubin
Indian Trails Middle
John Giza
Cunthia Gooch
Susan McDonald
Jackson Heights
Middle
Lee Buddy
Joel Kane
Keeth Elem.
Janet Adams
Sue Arbuckle
Kimberley Codrey
Megan Dorey
Lindsay Eerson
RaeDena Hill
Kathy Holly
Pam Littlefield
Keith Marks
Alex Molina
Cindy Wilson
Lake Howell High
Amy Bassinger
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Lake Mary Elem.
Stefanie Ayers
Faith Delgado
Debbie Jose
Ann Milburn
Kristin Smith
Lake Mary High
Tammy Campbell
Joe Monserrat
Margie Robertson
Lawton Elem.
Amy Hicks
Becky Kelly
Kim Marchetti
Sharon Weisbrod
Layer Elem.
Shannon Cadden
Tracia James
Susan Jefferson
Kate McDaniel
Pati Mitchell
Ashley Murray
Pat Neal
Punam Patel
Michelle Walsh
Jeri Weigandt
Longwood Elem.
Sue Burden
Susan Engdahl
Lena Garcia
Melany Johnston
Carol Kenner
Erin Mandell
Valerie Matthews
Sandy McGlynn
CJ McNeal
Mary Schroth
Tammy Uliano
Ellen Ulliana
Lyman High
Cynthia Pitman
Sharon Shyrock
Stacy Weaver
Erin Whitaker
Russel Williams
William Yucuis
Markham Woods
Middle
Kimmie Lynn
Frances Westerfield
Midway Elem.
Vera DeLoach
Barbara Kellar
J P Royer
Johnny Thompson
Donna Verali
Millennium Middle
Jim Adkinson
Kim Dahl
Tina Lewis
Dalys Parkhurst
Erica Pooler
Jasmine Seeram
Paul Wojcik
Milwee Middle
Rebecca Drake
Marisa Finnegan
Katherine N. Harmon
Regina Hedrick
Gail Newton
Claire Osetek
Lana Pereira
Katie Tullis
Shannon Wofford
Oviedo High
Lisa Lake
Sandy Traegar
Partin Elementary
Tracy Cahill
Becky Havel
JoAnna Ingria
Alice Malafronte
Yvonne O’Duaran
Luann Sweeney
Pine Crest Elem.
Amanda Brawner
Quest Academy
Amy Fisher
Rainbow Elem.
Belinda Elmer
Michelle Guffee
Candyce Potter
Rock Lake Middle
Jianna Dalton
David Hallemeyer
Kristi King
Pentra Lumsden
Mary Jane Meherg
Jill Mulford
Shelley Tabscott
Charyl Tabscott
Rosenwald Center
Tara Powers
Elaine Shipman-Dorn
Sabal Point Elem.
Stephanie Cowern
Sally King
Karen Lenz
Julie Marblestone
Sue McCullough
Amy Walker
Laurie White
Sanford Middle
Toshica Bell
Ondina Brusso-Amaro
Wanda Currie
Elizabeth Darcy
Jennifer Dilmore
Ryan Gibson
Sarah Hendess
Liz Kelsey
Alisa Wendorph
Seminole High
Terry Commean
Matt Ferren
South Seminole
Middle
Marcie Colter
Spring Lake Elem.
Pamela Bauer
Wendy Doyle
Karen Griffith
Nan James
Tammy McBride
Donna Palagano
Jennifer Rosenthal
Andrew Toth
Stenstrom Elem.
Pamela Carlson
Candy Ellis
Ann Francis
Helen Gatton
Sharon Hill
Jennefer Lowke
Patti McDaniel
Jean McDevitt
Tiffany Roberson
Susan Ryan
Sterling Park Elem.
Rebecca Senko
Kathy Stanchina
Jeanne Stowell
Margie Wells
Teague Middle
Sandy Beck
James Hall
Bea Koch
Karen Neukamm
Carolyn Rodgers
Stephanie Van Clief
Tuskawilla Middle
Rebekah Moore
Lynn Workman
Walker Elem.
Lori Bailey
Beth Christner
Mischa Gray
Lindsay Hayes
Claire Larson
Wendy Luikart
Christine Moss
Sarah Perkins
Maribel Suarez
Melissa Swedberg
Wekiva Elem.
Krissy Bentley
Laura Chavez
Amanda Clodfelter
Mary DeBonville
Kim Gilfedder
Zinthia Gonzalez
Mary Ann Hewitt
Mary Horwitz
Kristen Kelly-Bubon
Karen Lindsey
Teresa Norton
Allison Prose
Wicklow Elem.
Lisa Gurganus
Charles Paskewicz
Wilson Elem.
Daysi Hinksman
Lindsey Hosack
Esther Morse
Casey Shannon
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Winter Springs Elem.
Chris Brooks
Mary Estes
2. Prepared by:
Winter Springs High
William Gaught
Shawn Olmstead
Sherry Peters
Diane Rothrock
Woodlands Elem.
Cathy Brown
Stephanie Mano
Eric Geboff
Deborah Glover Shea
05/27/08
Attachment(s): None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
YOU MAKE US PROUD
II.D.
Item Number
The following students will be recognized at the May 27, 2008 school board meeting for their
accomplishments for the You Make Us Proud Award.
Winter Springs High
Girls Weightlifting
2nd Place
State Runner-up
Shamara Denard
Lyman High
Outstanding Chapter
1st Place
Florida SkillsUSA
Heather Fortenberry
Shelby Wolfrum
Jackson Heights Middle
National Reflections
Outstanding Interpretation Award
Rachel Kessinger
Coach John Maxwell
Mr. David Moye –
teacher
Winter Springs High
National High School Drill Team Championship – 2nd Place
US Army National Championship – 2nd Place
th
6 Brigade ROTC Florida State Drill Championship – 2nd Place
Angelina Ajdukovic
Robby Andino
Brittany Argentine
Mary Batsch
Julia Bednar
Anthony Bianco
Geneava Danielson
Ambiorix DeLaCruz
Nicholas Dickens
Calliane Escudero
Steven Felsher
Robert Garman
William Getz
Scott Gray
Sabrina Johnson
Presley Jones
Arminda Lampitelli
Angel C. Laureano
Angel D. Laureano
Christopher Mahoney
Adam Marchese
Christopher Martinez
Joey Matteoni
James Moschella
Kaleb Nelson
Kristine Pons
Christopher Ratzlaff
Jeremiah Rodriguez
Jared Rogers
Brandon Roman
Giselle Roman
Sarah Samuel
Jose Segura
Brian Serino
Ashley Wiggins
Zahn, Kelsey
LTC John Bennett
SFC Victor Frasqueri
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Lake Brantley High
State Baseball Champions – FHSAA Class 6A
Cory Angelo
Chris Bauer
Ted Blackman
Tim Davidson
Nick Franklin
Dalton Hicks
Kyle Hill
C.J. Kelly
David King
Tyler Krider
Greg Larson
Josh Ledford
Ryan Markell
Matt Mattone
Joey Peluso
Kevin Perry
Torey Roberts
Jordan Rusk
Eric Sams
Derrick Shaw
Blake Tucker
Craig Veech
Justin Warmoth
Mike Smith – Head Coach
2. Prepared by:
Regina Klaers
Director of Community Involvement/Public Information
5/27/08
Attachment(s): None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
KINDERGARTEN READINESS - APPRECIATION FOR
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
II.E.
Item Number
Voluntary PreKindergarten providers receive a readiness rate, which is based on children’s performance
on the three measures of the Florida Kindergarten Readiness Screener (FLKRS) – a screening
instrument given to children within the first 30 days of attending kindergarten.
The FLKRS is aligned to the Voluntary PreKindergarten (VPK) Education Standards and includes
selected measures from the Early Childhood Observation System™ (ECHOS™), which measures
classroom readiness, and the first two measures of the Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills™
(DIBELS™), which measures both sound and alphabet recognition.
To calculate the readiness rate, each part of the screening tool is assigned a percentage based on the
number of children ready. For example, if eight out of 10 children are ready for kindergarten on the
ECHOS™, the VPK provider would receive 80 percent. The sum of all three screening results is totaled to
establish the readiness rate of the VPK provider. The highest rate a provider could receive is 300 (100
percent for each of the three screening tools).
The following is summary information on the 2007 VPK Kindergarten Readiness Rate:
•
For the 31 Early Learning Coalitions in Florida, the mean VPK Kindergarten Readiness Rate is
244.
•
The highest VPK Kindergarten Readiness Rate for any Early Learning Coalition is 259 (Big Bend
Coalition and Okaloosa/Walton Coalition).
•
The mean VPK Kindergarten Readiness Rate for the Early Learning Coalition of Seminole County
is 258, which is the second highest rate in the State.
•
The Early Learning Coalition of Seminole County is tied for second with the Brevard Coalition for
the lowest percent (4.8) of low-performing providers. Okaloosa/Walton has the lowest percent
(2.0).
The Early Learning Coalition of Seminole must annually secure local matching funds to draw the
maximum Federal dollars to subsidize school readiness for many children. In 2007-2008, the Coalition
was required to raise $254,902 local dollars to draw down $3,994,000 in matching State and Federal
funds for subsidized child care slots. The School Board of Seminole County thanks the following major
contributors of local matching funds:
Seminole County Board of Commissioners
City of Altamonte Springs
City of Oviedo
Heart of Florida United Way
2. Prepared by:
Community Coordinated Care for Children, Inc.
Orlando Magic Youth Foundation
Orlando Sentinel Family Fund
Marjorie Murray
Director of Special Projects
05/27/08
Attachment(s): None
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ACTION ITEM:
MINUTES
IV.A.
Item Number
1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:
That the School Board approve the minutes of May 5, 12 and 13, 2008.
2. Background/Analysis:
None
3. Fiscal Impact:
Not applicable.
4. Prepared by:
Bill Vogel, Superintendent
5/27/08
Attachment(s): 5/13/08 School Board Meeting minutes
5/5/08 & 5/12/08 Discipline Hearing minutes
Materials for signature: Original minutes
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SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School Board Meeting
May 13, 2008
Minutes
I.
CALL TO ORDER by Chairman Diane Bauer at 5:34 p.m.
A. The Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance were led by Lake Howell
High School Student Chris Robinson.
B. Roll Call: All School Board Members (Chairman Diane Bauer,
Member Barry Gainer, Member Jeanne Morris, Member Robinson
and Vice Chairman Dede Schaffner) were present. Also, present
were Superintendent Bill Vogel, Attorney Ned Julian and Clerk
Karen Ponder.
C. Acknowledgement of PTA representative and Seminole County
Association of Student Councils representative in attendance
D. Agenda Modifications
1. Items selected for removal:
Portion of Item IV.P.: Item No. 4, Sonitrol Security Alarm
System Monitoring Fees
2. Items selected for clarifying questions:
Item IV.P., Purchase Authorizations
3. Items selected for separate consideration:
Item IV.O., Bid or Request for Proposal Recommendations
E. Agenda Modifications – Chairman Bauer announced that items
located under “Unfinished Business” will be heard immediately
following “Items for Separate Consideration.” Superintendent
Vogel asked Chairman Bauer to disregard the request to remove
Item IV.T., Sandefur Site: Brownfield Designation, for separate
consideration (listed in the addendum package under Agenda
Modifications). Addition of the addendum:
Item IV.F., Personnel Recommendations
Item IV.P., Authorization to Purchase
Item IV.EE., Darvin Boothe Consultant Agreements
Item IV.FF., Retention Incentive
Item IV.GG., State of Florida Voluntary PreKindergarten
Education Program Statewide Provider Agreement
Addendum
Item X.H., Biometrics Update
F. Approval of Agenda: Chairman Bauer called for a motion to
approve the agenda including the addition of the addendum for
good cause. Member Gainer made the motion; seconded by
Member Morris. The motion passed unanimously.
II.
PRESENTATIONS/RECOGNITION
A. You Make Us Proud
III.
SCHOOL/DISTRICT HIGHLIGHTS
A. Sabal Point Elementary School Video Presentation
AGENDA MODIFICATIONS
PRESENTATIONS
*Denotes an “Action Item” vs. an “Information Item.”
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Seminole County School Board Meeting – May 13, 2008
CONSENT AGENDA
IV.
CONSENT AGENDA – Superintendent’s Recommendation: That the
Consent Agenda be approved as presented. Vice Chairman Schaffner
moved to approve the Superintendent’s recommendation. Member Morris
seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
MINUTES
*A.
The School Board approved the minutes of April 15, 17, 21, 22
and 28, 2008.
RESOLUTION RE:
RECYCLING PROGRAM
*B.
The School Board adopted Resolution 2008-03 as developed
upon Board recommendation.
Item 1
POLICY
*C.
The School Board adopted new Policy 4.38, Management of
Textbooks and Equipment.
Item 2
POLICY
*D.
The School Board adopted revised Policy 5.30, School Student
Attendance Zones, Revision of Student Attendance Zones, and
Inter-Zone Transfers as presented.
Item 3
STUDENT MUSEUM
COMMITTEE
*E.
The School Board approved changes to the Student Museum
Fund Raising Committee.
PERSONNEL
RECOMMENDATIONS
*F.
The School Board approved the personnel recommendations
including those presented in the addendum package.
Item 4
ANNUAL CONTRACT
REAPPOINTMENTS
*G.
The School Board approved the Annual Contract Personnel
Reappointments as presented.
Item 5
INSTRUCTIONAL
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR PSC
*H.
The School Board approved the Instructional Recommendations
for Professional Services Contract as presented.
Item 6
ADMIN. ANNUAL
CONTRACT
REAPPOINTMENTS
*I.
The School Board approved the Administrative Annual Contract
Personnel Reappointments as presented.
Item 7
GIFTED EDUCATION
*J.
The School Board approved the Add-On Endorsement Program
for Gifted Education as presented.
GRANT
*K.
The School Board approved submission of the Foreign Language
Assistance Program Grant application.
GRANT
*L.
The School Board approved submission of the Carl Perkins Grant
application.
INVENTORY REMOVALS
*M.
The School Board authorized the inventory removals as listed.
Item 8
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
*N.
The School Board approved the Monthly Financial Statement for
the period beginning March 1, 2008 and ending March 31, 2008
as presented.
Item 9
BIDS/RFPs
*O.
Removed for separate consideration
PURCHASES
*P.
Replacement item printed in the addendum package.
The School Board approved the purchases listed and any
applicable contracts/agreements that may be associated with the
various purchases, excluding No. 4/Sonitrol security alarm system
monitoring.
Item 10
Item 11
Item 12
Item 13
INTERLOCAL
AGREEMENT
*Q.
The School Board approved the interlocal agreement as presented
Item 14
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and authorized the execution of the agreement by the Chairman
and Superintendent.
REAL PROPERTY
PURCHASE
*R.
The School Board exercised its option on the contract to purchase
a 47 +/- acre site, known as the Chase Trust site, for a future
elementary school at a purchase price of $4,900,000.
REAL PROPERTY
SURPLUS
*S.
The School Board approved the revision to the previously
submitted amendment to the 2005 Educational Plant Survey
declaring the Old Geneva School (Buildings 10, 12 and 14)
surplus and unsuitable for educational purposes.
REAL PROPERTY
ENVIRO. REMEDIATION
*T.
The School Board authorized the Superintendent or his designee
to take the necessary action to obtain a Brownfield Site
designation for the Sandefur Site under the State’s Brownfield
Redevelopment Act for the purpose of environmental remediation
cost reimbursement.
LBHS AUTISTIC
CLASSROOM
*U.
The School Board approved the Guaranteed Maximum Price
submitted by Pro-Spec, Inc. in the amount of $22,668 to add a
restroom in the autistic classroom at Lake Brantley High School,
and executed Amendment No. 10 to the construction manager’s
current contract agreement.
Item 16
LME ILC
*V.
The School Board approved Change Order No. 5 in the net
deductive amount of ($288,828.07) for the Lake Mary Elementary
School Intermediate Learning Center project.
Item 17
*W.
additive amount of $43,221 for the Lake Orienta Elementary
School Additions and Renovations project.
Item 18
SABAL POINT ELEM.
ADDIT./RENOV.
*X.
deductive amount of ($175,164.64) for the Sabal Point Elementary
School Additions and Renovations project.
Item 19
LME ILC
*Y.
The School Board approved the reduction of retainage to 5
percent on the Lake Mary Elementary Intermediate Learning
Center project.
OHS ADDIT./RENOV.
*Z.
The School Board approved the final acceptance and release of
retainage on the Oviedo High School Additions and Renovations
Phase 2 project.
FIELD TRIPS
*AA.
The School Board approved student attendance on the field trips
listed.
SCHOOL SAFETY &
SECURITY
*BB.
The School Board approved the 2007/2008 Self-Assessment of
School Safety and Security Best Practices.
EXCEL/RESCARE
PROGRAM
*CC.
The School Board approved the addendum to the agreement
entered into between the School Board of Seminole County,
Florida and Arbor (a wholly-owned subsidiary of ResCare, Inc.),
for the operation of the EXCEL Alternative School.
LAKE ORIENTA ELEM.
ADDIT./RENOV.
Item 15
Item 20
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WORKERS’ COMP.
SETTLEMENT
*DD.
The School Board approved the settlement of the workers’
compensation claim of Donald Delph as recommended by Michael
Peterson, Esq.
Item 21
CONSULTANT
AGREEMENTS
*EE.
The School Board rescinded the April 22, 2008 agreement with
Mr. Boothe and approved the two agreements with Darvin Boothe,
as presented.
Item 22
Item 23
RETENTION INCENTIVE
*FF.
The School Board approved a retention incentive for teachers in
twelve Title I schools.
VPK
*GG.
V.
BIDS/RFPs
The School Board approved the addendum to the State of Florida
Voluntary PreKindergarten Education Program Statewide Provider
Agreement with the Early Learning Coalition of Seminole.
ITEMS REMOVED FOR SEPARATE CONSIDERATION
*O. Superintendent’s Recommendation: That the School Board
approve the recommendations for bids or requests for proposals
listed.
Item 24
Item 25
Dennis Towell, Nelson L.C., addressed the Board regarding this
item. Specifically, he spoke to Bid No. 103112, Concrete Modular
Classroom. He asked the Board to list his company as an
alternate to the company that was awarded the bid. Deputy
Superintendent George Kosmac does not recommend inclusion of
an alternate. He also confirmed that the solicitation to bid did not
provide for an alternate.
Dr. Vogel recommended approval of the bids and requests for
proposals as listed.
Board Action: Member Morris moved to approve the
Superintendent’s Recommendation; seconded by Vice Chairman
Schaffner. The motion passed unanimously.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
VI.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
There were no requests to address the Board under Public Comments.
VII.
BOARD: ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION
Vice Chairman Schaffner announced that we have our first student who
has been accepted into the Ringling Museum of Art.
Member Robinson discussed her newsletter to the community. In recent
editions, she has updated the community on the budget situation and
made suggestions for community action. Also, she asked employees to
take part in budget savings initiatives by completing the Wellness
Program. If a certain number of employees do not complete the wellness
survey, the insurance renewal rate will increase an additional $300,000.
Vice Chairman Schaffner shared with the Board that Seminole High
School hosted a health fair for Goldsboro Elementary School students.
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BOARD: ITEMS FOR
DISCUSSION continued
Chairman Bauer shared that the month of May is a very busy month for
School Board Members. It is not always possible for Board representation
to be present at every event.
Chairman Bauer asked for an update on recycling initiatives. Executive
Director Walt Griffin reported that the student leadership team met with the
Council of Local Governments in Seminole County to request county and
city support of student recycling initiatives.
VIII.
STUDENT MUSEUM
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
*A. Student Museum – Status – 2008/2009: The Superintendent’s
recommendation will be presented verbally.
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That the School Board
approve operation of the Student Museum for the 2008/2009
school year with the following stipulations:
1. The Student Museum will reduce operating hours to 15
hours/week.
2. The district Social Studies Teacher on Assignment will be
assigned to the Student Museum 18 hours/week to
support student field trip experiences.
3. There will be a half-time instructional assistant assigned to
the Student Museum to facilitate the field trip experience.
Additional operating details will be discussed with the Student
Museum Fund Raising Committee. Recommendations will be
brought to the Board for direction.
Board Action: Member Gainer moved to approve the
Superintendent’s recommendation; seconded by Member Morris.
The motion passed unanimously.
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES CENTER
*B.
Environmental Studies Center – Status – 2008/2009: The
Superintendent’s recommendation will be presented verbally.
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That the School Board
approve operation of the Environmental Studies Center for
2008/2009 school year with the following stipulations:
1. The district will provide one teacher-on-assignment and
two full-time instructional assistants.
2. The Environmental Studies Center staff will schedule
operating hours for the primary purpose of conducting
grade 5 field trips, as well as maintaining trails and
providing animal care.
Additional operating details will be discussed with representatives
of the Friends of the Environmental Studies Center and other
interested school and community members. Recommendations
will be brought to the Board for direction.
The following people address the Board regarding this item:
Laura Morgan Winfree
Rachel and Paige Milch
Patricia Burkett
Board Action: Vice Chairman Schaffner moved to approve the
Superintendent’s recommendation; seconded by Member Gainer.
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Chairman Bauer recessed the meeting at 6:58 p.m. and reconvened the
meeting at 7:06 p.m.
IX.
POLICY
NEW BUSINESS
*A. Superintendent's Recommendation: That the School Board
grant preliminary approval and authorize advertising of the
proposed revisions to Policy 2.20, Participation in Organizational
Activities, regarding travel reimbursement of school board
members.
Board Action: Vice Chairman Schaffner moved to approve the
POLICY
*B.
Superintendent's Recommendation: That the School Board
grant preliminary approval and permission to advertise the
proposed revisions to Policy 7.57, Authorized Travel Expenses.
Board Action: Member Robinson moved to approve the
SUPERINTENDENT’S
REPORT
X.
SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT
A. Commissioner’s Business Recognition Awards
B. Perfect Attendance Report
C. ESSS Highlights
D. Elementary Highlights
E. Middle School Highlights
F. High School Highlights
G. South Seminole Middle Media Center Reroof Project: Board
Policy 8.76 Change Order No. 3
H. Biometrics Update
I. Other – Deputy Superintendent Kosmac provided a report on the
Bus Radio Pilot Program. He reported that the committee has
recommended that the Board discontinue the pilot program. The
committee’s recommendation will be submitted to the Board for
consideration at the May 27, 2008 School Board Meeting.
Item 26
Executive Director Ron Pinnell provided an update on FCAT
Writing Scores.
Deputy Superintendent discussed the legislative decision to
decrease 2 mil funding to 1.75 mil. The impact to SCPS’ capital
budget will be ~$7-8 million dollars. The Legislature has
mandated that the funding from this millage be transferred into the
state’s operating budget to help absorb budget shortfalls.
Director of Governmental Relations Darvin Boothe provided a
legislative update. He reviewed the enrolled bills (handout
provided).
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BOARD MEMBER
COMMENTS
XI.
BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS
Chairman Bauer assigned Member Morris to serve on the CCNA Selection
Committee for Civil and Structural Engineering Services.
Vice Chairman Schaffner and Member Gainer discussed a variety of
events that have taken place in the district.
Member Morris reported that the district can now provide PreK
authorization certificates.
DISCIPLINE HEARING
DISPOSITIONS
XII.
DISCIPLINE HEARING DISPOSITIONS (closed session unless parent/
guardian requests open session)
None
Chairman Bauer adjourned the meeting at 8:33 p.m.
Bill Vogel, Superintendent
Diane Bauer, Chairman
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DISCIPLINE HEARINGS, May 5, 2008
The School Board of Seminole County convened on Monday, May 5, 2008, for the purpose of
conducting discipline hearings. Board member, Mrs. Sandra Robinson was present to hear the
recommendations. Mr. Gene Grace and Mrs. Maria Marrero were also present.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIGNMENTS
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That the school board approve the Administrative
Assignments Agenda provided to the attending board member for student’s numbered 1-6 on the
agenda.
Recommendation to the Board: That the administrative assignment agenda be approved as
presented for students 1-6 on the agenda.
DISCIPLINE HEARINGS
Mrs. Sandra Robinson asked each and every parent/guardian in attendance for discipline
hearings numbered 1-6 whether they wanted an open or closed hearing.
Each and every parent/guardian in attendance requested a closed hearing.
Names of student’s numbered 1-6 with various recommendations were provided on a Discipline
Hearing Agenda to the attending board member.
ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.1–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.1–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
be assigned to Excel through June 2009.
Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.1–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL be
assigned to Excel through June 2009.
ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.2–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.2–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
be assigned to Excel through January 2009.
Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.2–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL be
assigned to Excel through January 2009.
EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.3–EXCEL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.3–EXCEL be expelled and fully
excluded from Excel and all Seminole County Public Schools through August 2009.
Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.3–EXCEL be expelled and fully excluded
from Excel and all Seminole County Public Schools through August 2009.
excluded from Excel and all Seminole County Public Schools through January 2009.
from Excel and all Seminole County Public Schools through January 2009.
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Bill Vogel
Diane Bauer
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DISCIPLINE HEARINGS, May 12, 2008
The School Board of Seminole County convened on Monday, May 12, 2008, for the
purpose of conducting discipline hearings. Board member, Mrs. Dede Schaffner was
present to hear the recommendations. Mr. Gene Grace and Mrs. Maria Marrero were also
present.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIGNMENTS
Names of students numbered 1-12 were provided to the attending board member.
Recommendation to the Board: That the Administrative Assignment Agenda be approved
as presented.
DISCIPLINE HEARINGS
Mrs. Dede Schaffner asked the parent/guardian in attendance for students numbered 1-10
on the discipline hearing agenda whether they wanted an open or closed hearing.
The parent/guardian in attendance for student number 9 requested an open hearing. The
parents/guardians for the remaining students requested closed hearings.
ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.1–LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.1–LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL be
assigned to Excel through January, 2009.
Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.1–LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL be assigned
to Excel through August, 2008 and placed on a District Behavior Contract through June, 2009.
EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.2–LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL
expelled and fully excluded from Lake Mary High School and all Seminole County Public Schools
through August, 2008.
Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.2–LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL be expelled
and fully excluded from Lake Mary High School and all Seminole County Public Schools through
August, 2008.
to Excel through January, 2009.
to Excel through August, 2008.
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ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.5–SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.5-SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL be
Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.5–SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL be assigned
to Excel through August, 2008.
EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.6–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
RE-SCHEDULED
ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.7–MARKHAM WOODS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.7–MARKHAM WOODS MIDDLE
SCHOOL be assigned to Excel through January, 2009.
Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.7–MARKHAM WOODS MIDDLE SCHOOL
be assigned to Excel through January, 2009.
EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.8–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.8–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL
be expelled and fully excluded from Indian Trails Middle School and all Seminole County Public
Schools through June 2009.
Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.8–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL be
expelled from Indian Trails Middle School and all Seminole County Public Schools through
January 2009.
EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.9–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.9–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL
be expelled and fully excluded from Indian Trails Middle School and all Seminole County Public
Schools through June 2009.
Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.9–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL be
expelled from Indian Trails Middle School and all Seminole County Public Schools through
January 2009.
ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.10–MILWEE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Superintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.10–MILWEE MIDDLE SCHOOL be
assigned to Excel through June 2009.
Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.10–MILWEE MIDDLE SCHOOL be assigned
to Excel through June 2009.
Bill Vogel
Diane Bauer
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ACTION ITEM:
WORK SESSION SUMMARY – MAY 13, 2008
IV.B.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County accept as part of its permanent record this report of the
May 13, 2008 Budget Work Session.
Note: The Budget Work Session package is filed in the permanent record and is available for review.
Chairman Bauer called the Work Session to order at 1:44 p.m. Superintendent Bill Vogel introduced
Executive Director of Finance/Budget John Pavelchak. Mr. Pavelchak reported that the Legislature
and Governor reduced the State budget during the fiscal year which resulted in $15.7 million dollars in
reduced revenue to SCPS. The last reduction of $5.4 million was made near the end of the fiscal year.
This reduction was covered with non-recurring funding by SCPS.
The Conference Committee funding proposal for fiscal year 2008/2009 publicized a decrease of
2.46% in per student funding for SCPS. The Statewide average decrease was 1.84% per student.
The decrease in State formula funding for 2008/2009 totals to $14.3 million for SCPS. Included in the
reduction is a 33% decrease in funding for Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate
programs. However, the following additional revenue reductions will further reduce the funding
available to SCPS for the 2008/2009 budget year:
1. The 2007/2008 March State revenue reduction, covered with non-recurring funding due to the
timing of the adjustment ($5.4 million).
2. The loss of interest earnings due to the dramatic reduction in short term interest rates, from
5.25% in August 2007 to 2% in May 2008 ($2.2 million).
3. The anticipated loss of Medicaid revenue for next year ($.55 million).
The overall revenue related decrease estimated for 2008/2009 totals to approximately $22.4 million.
These revenue reductions, along with the necessity of covering unavoidable cost increases for items
such as fuel and insurance, result in a significant budget deficit of approximately $24.4 million. Budget
reductions that will impact both the school and district levels are proposed to help offset this deficit.
Since a significant portion of the operating budget is related to school level costs (approximately 96%),
it will not be possible to make the needed budget reductions without affecting the school budgets.
The tentative budget for 2008/2009 includes:
1. a reserve for further declining enrollment (566 FTE, $2.8 million),
2. the estimated increase for health insurance ($2 million),
3. budget reductions due to declining enrollment ($3.6 million reduction), and
4. budget increases for other necessary budget items, the largest of which is $1.95 million for
diesel fuel cost increases.
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Mr. Pavelchak reviewed the expenditure and revenue detail on pages 5 through 8 of the work session
package. He reviewed the 2007/2008 continuation budget detailed on page 9. He reviewed the cost
savings recommendations on pages 10 and 11.
Deputy Superintendent of Instructional Excellence and Equity Anna-Marie Cote reviewed plans to
reduce the hours of operation for the Student Museum and Environmental Studies Center. Discussion
took place regarding the various proposed operational reductions. The Board discussed the effects of
raising student fees from the current fee of $3 to $4 or $5.
Mr. Pavelchak reported that, for the first time ever, state-wide property tax collections exceed the
funding provided by State funding in the State funding formula. The Board discussed the potential
disastrous impact of passage of any Constitutional Amendment eliminating the required local effort
(property tax) to support public education and replacing the funding with additional sales tax revenue
or other state funding. Mr. Pavelchak reported that State sales tax collections are continuing to
decline.
Mr. Pavelchak also reported on expenditures by function. 95.8% of the district’s operating budget is
spent at the school level which is above the state average. He reported that, from the budget
reductions in 2001/2002 through to 2007/2008, the district has reduced district level administrative
support positions by 26 positions, saving ~$1.3 million dollars.
The Budget Work Session package details a remaining budget deficit of $2,829,310.
The meeting adjourned at 2:59 p.m.
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.
4. Prepared by:
Dr. Bill Vogel, Superintendent
5/27/08
Attachment(s): None
Materials for signature: None
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ACTION ITEM:
PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS
IV.C.
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. 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:
John Reichert
Exec. Director of Human Resources/Professional Standards
05/27/08
Attachment(s):
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: 05/27/2008
ADMINISTRATIVE REAPPOINTMENT for 2008-09
1. Icardi, Michael – Quest Academy, Principal Quest Academy, AC (7/01/2008-7/31/2008)
INSTRUCTIONAL REAPPOINTMENTS FOR 2008-09
1. Bradley, Nicole – Milwee Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, AC
2 Hughes, Kyle – Layer Elementary School, Teacher, Other, 1st Year PSC (Recommended by
Gloria Staats)
3. Negron, Candido – Lake Brantley High School, Teacher 75%, AC
INSTRUCTIONAL APPOINTMENT for 2008-09
1. Yero, Aile Keila - Bentley Elementary School, Speech Pathologist As Needed - 50%, Position
Start Date 8/12/2008
INSTRUCTIONAL APPOINTMENT for 2007-08
1. Ingram, Anthony Letroy - Lake Howell High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start
Date 5/03/2008
ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSFERS AND PROMOTIONS for 2008-09
1. Fisher, Virginia K –Woodlands Elementary School, Principal Elementary TO Longwood
Elementary School, Principal Elementary, Position Start Date 7/01/2008
2. Hardy-Blake, Brenedette L – Educational support Center, Human Resources, Director,
Rec/Ret/Ed Equity TO Educational Support Center, Professional Development, Director,
Professional Development, Position Start Date 7/01/2008
3. Icardi, Michael – Quest Academy, Principal TO Lyman High School, Asst Principal 10,
Position Start Date 8/04/2008
4. Jenkins, Sallie S – Educational Support Center, Professional Development, Director,
Professional Development TO Wilson Elementary School, Principal Elementary, Position
5. Liebovitz, Barry Mark – Wilson Elementary School, Principal Elementary TO Woodlands
Elementary School, Principal Elementary, Position Start Date 7/01/2008
INSTRUCTIONAL TRANSFERS for 2008-09
1. Agress, Darlene - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher TO Altamonte Elementary School,
Teacher, Other, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
2. Allen, David S - Lake Mary High School, Teacher TO Greenwood Lakes Middle School,
Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
3. Alston, Karla Farvella - Rosenwald Center, Instruct Excellence & Equity, Reading Coach 100% TO Rosenwald Center, Instruct Excellence & Equity, Reading Coach - 50% and Hopper
Center, Teacher, Other – 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
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4. Bacchus, Roseanne - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher - 50% TO Altamonte Elementary
School, Teacher, Other - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
5. Baker, Darryl I - South Seminole Middle School, Substitute Permanent TO South Seminole
Middle School, County Office Miscellaneous, Substitute Permanent, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
6. Baldwin, Sue Ann - Red Bug Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100% TO Red
Bug Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Teacher, Other - 50%, Position
7. Baron, Susan Berg - Quest Academy, Reading Coach TO Quest Academy, County Office
Miscellaneous, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
8. Barrios, Alisa N - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other TO Spring Lake Elementary
School, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
9. Bauer, Pamela Kay - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Spring
Lake Elementary School, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position
10. Becvar, Julie A - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Altamonte Elementary
School, Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
11. Bennett Jr, Charles Ray - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Teacher TO Lake Orienta
Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
12. Billingsley, Andrea R. - Wilson Elementary School, Teacher TO Wilson Elementary School,
County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
13. Blackwelder, Janice L - Lake Mary High School, Teacher - 80% TO Lake Mary High School,
Teacher - 60%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
14. Blinn, Vicky L - Bentley Elementary School, Teacher - 50% TO Bentley Elementary School,
15. Bloomberg, David - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Altamonte
Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
16. Bordenkircher, Norina S - Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and
Teacher, Other – 50% TO Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher - 100%, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
17. Boyle, Ellen Michalski - Lake Brantley High School, Counselor High - 100% TO Lake Brantley
High School, Counselor High - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
18. Boyle, Marlene Marie - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher - 50% TO Altamonte
Elementary School, Teacher - 100%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
19. Bridges, MaryBeth - Quest Academy, Teacher TO Quest Academy, County Office
20. Brodie, Laura E - Eastbrook Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and
Teacher - 50% TO Eastbrook Elementary School, Teacher - 100%, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
21. Brown, Brandi Janelle - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher - 50% TO Lake Brantley High
22. Bryant, Leah Ann - Keeth Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50% TO Keeth Elementary
23. Burd, James R - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Substitute Permanent TO Educational
Support Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Substitute Permanent, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
24. Cammack, Consuelo - Indian Trails Middle School, Media Specialist Middle TO Indian Trails
Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
25. Campbell, Roger Gray – Educational Support Center, Alternative Education, Counselor High
TO Hagerty High School, Counselor High, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
26. Canzoneri, Ami Leigh - Crystal Lake Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Crystal Lake
27. Casillo, Deborah Anne - Lake Mary High School, Teacher - 100% TO Lake Mary High School,
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28. Colangelo, George Frank - Winter Springs High School, Teacher TO Winter Springs High
29. Collins, Maureen L - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher - 100% TO Lake Brantley High
School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
30. Cotter, Richard - Chiles Middle School, Teacher Vocational TO Rock Lake Middle School,
Teacher Vocational, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
31. Cunningham, Amanda Irene - Forest City Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50% TO Forest
City Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
32. Cunningham, Tiffany Anne - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other TO Spring Lake
33. D'Alessandro, Virginia Israel - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support,
School Psychologist SPEC 50% TO Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student
Support, School Psychologist SPEC 100%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
34. D'Angelo, Lindsay Ann - Sterling Park Elementary School, Teacher ESOL TO Sterling Park
35. Dalfonso Jr, Ray P - Winter Springs High School, Counselor High TO Winter Springs
High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
36. Debose, Brenda B - Pine Crest Elementary School, Teacher TO Pine Crest Elementary
School, Teacher, Other, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
37. Decesare, Cynthia - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Altamonte Elementary
38. Dershimer III, Wilbur P - Quest Academy, Teacher, Other TO Quest Academy, County Office
39. Dill, Marjorie L - Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100% TO
Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Teacher, Other - 50%,
40. Dilmore, Margie Hamm - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher - 63% TO Greenwood
Lakes Middle School, Teacher - 60%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
41. Duff, Christine Kim - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher, Other TO Altamonte Elementary
School, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
42. Dugger, Angela Rene - Wicklow Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Wicklow
43. Dwyer, Elisa Ann - Crystal Lake Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Crystal Lake
44. Ellman, Muriel E - Keeth Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100% TO Keeth
Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Winter Spring Elementary School,
Teacher Exceptional Child - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
45. Evans, Daniel Bernard - Oviedo High School, Teacher TO Lawton Elementary School,
Teacher, Other, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
46. Fisher, Amy Elizabeth - Quest Academy, Teacher TO Quest Academy, County Office
47. Flay, Heather Laine - Crystal Lake Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 60% TO
Crystal Lake Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 40% and Teacher, Other - 40%,
48. French, Melissa Marie - Millennium Middle School, Teacher - 50% TO Millennium Middle
49. Fussell, Holly S - South Seminole Middle School, Teacher Vocational TO South Seminole
Middle School, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher Vocational, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
50. Gallagher, Patricia Ann - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Wekiva Elementary
51. Garrett, Myriam Y - Educational Support Center, Student Museum, Teacher on
Assnmnt/Crclm Spprt TO Student Museum, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher, Position
52. Given, Dawn Louise - Quest Academy, Teacher TO Quest Academy, County Office
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53. Glester, Dorothy J - English Estates Elementary School, Teacher TO English Estates
Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
54. Gooch, Cynthia L - Indian Trails Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Indian Trails
Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
55. Guber, Jill Brenda - Eastbrook Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50% TO Eastbrook
Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 79%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
56. Guzman, Andrea Veronica - Bentley Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO
Bentley Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
57. Hartsfield, Kristie Arlene - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50% TO Lake
Orienta Elementary School, Reading Coach - 100%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
58. Haynes, Laticia Ann - Lawton Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and
Teacher, Other – 50% TO Lawton Elementary School, Teacher, Other – 100%, Position Start
Date 8/12/2008
59. Herron, Linda McMillen - Crystal Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 100% TO Crystal
Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 60%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
60. Hillman, Linda Ann - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Reading Coach TO Lake
Orienta Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
61. Holt-Miller, Cynthia Yvonne - Sanford Middle School, Teacher - 50% and Millennium Middle
School, Teacher – 50% TO Sanford Middle School, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher –
50%, and Millennium Middle School, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher - 50%, Position
62. House, John C - Sanford Middle School, Substitute Permanent TO Sanford Middle School,
County Office Miscellaneous, Substitute Permanent, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
63. Hueston, Margaret Lucy - Lake Mary High School, Teacher - 80% TO Lake Mary High School,
64. Jones, Elaine N - Lake Mary High School, Teacher - 60% and Teacher ESOL – 20% TO Lake
Mary High School, Teacher 55% and Teacher ESOL – 20%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
65. Jones, Jessica Lynn - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher - 50% TO Lake Brantley High
66. Jose, Debbie Marques - Lake Mary Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100% TO
Lake Mary Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Teacher, Other - 50%,
67. Joshi, Taru A - Rainbow Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100% TO Rainbow
Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Longwood Elementary School,
68. King, Janet Faye - Geneva Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Geneva Elementary
69. Kinner, Betty E - Bentley Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50% TO Bentley Elementary
70. Klote, Melanie McClung - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher - 50% TO Bear Lake
71. Kornweiss, Lawrence I J - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO
Lake Orienta Elementary School, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher Exceptional Child,
72. Lang, Lani Vaughn - Casselberry Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% TO
Casselberry Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Casselberry Elementary
School, Teacher, Other – 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
73. Lee, Monique Keyton - Partin Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Partin Elementary
74. Levine, Phyllis S - Lake Howell High School, Teacher - 100% TO Lake Howell High School,
75. Liggett, Lesley M - Lawton Elementary School, Counselor Elementary - 75% and Lawton
Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support Services, Counselor Elementary - 25% TO
Lawton Elementary School, Counselor Elementary - 50%, Teacher, Other - 25% and Lawton
Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support Services, Counselor Elementary- 25%,
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76. Loiacono, Mary G - Lake Howell High School, Counselor High TO Lake Howell High School,
77. Marchetti, Kim D - Lawton Elementary School, Teacher, Other TO Lawton Elementary
78. Martin, Cindy Jane - Millennium Middle School, Teacher - 50% TO Millennium Middle School,
79. Maxwell, Bruce H - Milwee Middle School, Substitute Permanent TO Milwee Middle School,
County Office Miscellaneous, Substitute Permanent, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
80. Mazol, Jessica L – Lake Brantley High School, Teacher – 50% TO Lake Brantley High School,
Teacher – 100%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
81. McNeal, Clarice J - Longwood Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Longwood Elementary
82. Monserrat, Joseph A - Lake Mary High School, Teacher - 60% TO Lake Mary High School,
83. Mouton, Michelle Tillman - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child –
100% TO Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Teacher –
50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
84. Mullis, Judith A - Winter Springs Elementary, Teacher TO Winter Springs Elementary, Media
Specialist Elementary, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
85. Murdock, Laura J - Spring Lake Elementary School, Reading Coach - 40% and Teacher, Other
– 60% TO Spring Lake Elementary School, Reading Coach - 50% and Spring Lake Elementary
School, Teacher, Other – 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
86. Myers, Ivy - Geneva Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100% TO Geneva
Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Stenstrom Elementary School,
87. Norton, Teresa Mitchell - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Wekiva Elementary
88. Pare, Dianne E - Bentley Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Bentley Elementary School,
89. Pena, Jami Henson - Sanford Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Sanford Middle
School, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
90. Pfeiffer, Robin Michelle - Wicklow Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 62% TO Wicklow
Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
91. Phillips, Monique Tiffany - Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher, Other TO Hamilton
92. Philpott, Laura C - Lawton Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Lawton
Elementary School, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start
Date 8/12/2008
93. Pilcher, Jan Keller - Teague Middle School, Teacher - 64% TO Teague Middle School,
94. Powell, Karen Williams - Oviedo High School, Teacher TO Oviedo High School, County
Office Miscellaneous, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
95. Purnell, Viki - Quest Academy, Teacher TO Quest Academy, County Office Miscellaneous,
96. Ramseur, Dianna B - Woodlands Elementary School, Counselor Elementary - 75% and
Woodlands Elementary School, Exceptional Student Services, Counselor Elementary – 25%
TO Woodlands Elementary School, Counselor Elementary - 55% and Woodlands Elementary
School, Exceptional Student Services, Counselor Elementary – 25% Position Start Date
8/12/2008
97. Randolph, Pamela Jane Meizlik - Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher, Other TO Hamilton
98. Rumsey, Carol M - Milwee Middle School, Counselor Middle TO Milwee Middle School,
County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
99. Sanchez, Abby Lisa - Sabal Point Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Sabal Point
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100. Sandin, Sylvia A - Oviedo High School, Teacher TO Lyman High School, Teacher, Position
101. Schramski, Ann Marie - Geneva Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Geneva
Date 8/12/2008
102. Scott, Eva M - Quest Academy, Substitute Permanent TO Quest Academy, County Office
Miscellaneous, Substitute Permanent, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
103. Sevigny, Kevin J - Crystal Lake Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100% TO
Crystal Lake Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Highlands Elementary
104. Shaw, Diana Rachel - Sabal Point Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Sabal Point
105. Skinner, Linda - Wilson Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50% TO Wilson Elementary
School, Speech Language Pathologist - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
106. Sklar, Amy V - Lawton Elementary School, Counselor Elementary - 75% and Lawton
Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Counselor Elementary – 25% TO Lawton
Elementary School, Counselor Elementary - 50%, Teacher, Other - 25%, and Lawton
Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Counselor Elementary – 25%, Position Start
Date 8/12/2008
107. Sommerio, Nichole Marie - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher - 50% TO Bear Lake
108. Speirs, Robert A - Idyllwilde Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100% TO
Idyllwilde Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Pine Crest Elementary
109. Steele, Martha J - Forest City Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Forest City Elementary
110. Stoehr, Leah E - Red Bug Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Red Bug
111. Stumpf, Kelly Ann - Sterling Park Elementary School, Teacher TO Sterling Park
Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
112. Tame, Kristen Paige - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Bear Lake
113. Thomas, John W - Oviedo High School, Teacher Vocational TO Oviedo High School, County
Office Miscellaneous, Teacher Vocational, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
114. Thomas, Martha S - Winter Springs High School, Teacher TO Winter Springs High School,
Media Specialist High, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
115. Thomas, Shakeba Eunica - Quest Academy, Teacher TO Quest Academy, County Office
116. Thompson, Brian J - Crooms Academy Of Inform Tech, Teacher TO Chiles Middle School,
117. Toomey, Tonya Ann - Goldsboro Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100% TO
Goldsboro Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% and Idyllwilde Elementary
118. Turner, Stephanie S - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher TO Greenwood Lakes
Middle School, Teacher Vocational, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
119. Vickers, William Joe - Seminole High School, Assistant Principal High 11 TO Seminole High
120. Walker, Maureen M - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher, Other TO Altamonte Elementary
121. Wall-Townsend, Judy E - Bentley Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50%,
and Teacher, Other - 50% TO Bentley Elementary School, Teacher - 100%, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
122. Ward, Patricia S - Keeth Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50% TO Lawton Elementary
123. Webb, Sarah Nicole - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher TO Sanford Middle
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124. White, Laurie Theresa - Sabal Point Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50%,
and Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% TO Sabal Point Elementary School, Teacher - 100%,
125. White, Stephen G - Forest City Elementary School, Media Specialist Elementary - 100% TO
Forest City Elementary School, Media Specialist Elementary - 50% and Teacher, Other - 50%,
126. Williams, Charles Augustus - Oviedo High School, Teacher Vocational TO Crooms Academy
Of Inform Tech, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
127. Wilson, Amie Melissa Eisele - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher TO Greenwood
Lakes Middle School, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
128. Witt, Meredith Alyse - Oviedo High School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 60% and Oviedo
High School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 100%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
129. Yahner, William F - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child TO Highlands
Date 8/12/2008
130. Young, Lauren - Educational Support Center, Special Projects/title 1, Teacher TO
Educational Support Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
131. Yusk, Beth Ann - Carillon Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% TO Walker
Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
INSTRUCTIONAL TRANSFER for 2007-08
1. Royer III, Joseph Paul - Midway Elementary School, Teacher TO Midway Elementary School,
Teacher on Assnmnt/Other, Position Start Date 5/05/2008
ADMINISTRATIVE REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2008-09
1. Land, Amy Jean - Rock Lake Middle School, Assistant Principal Middle 11, Military Leave
with pay, Leave Date 7/28/2008, Return from Leave Date 9/05/2008
2. Land, Amy Jean - Rock Lake Middle School, Assistant Principal Middle 11, Military Leave
without pay, Leave Date 9/06/2008, Expected Return Date 9/27/2008
INSTRUCTIONAL REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2008-09
1. Albu, Karen Renee - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Personal Leave without
Pay, Leave Date 8/12/2008, Expected Return Date 6/10/2009
2. Ball, Audrey J K - Partin Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave
Date 8/12/2008, Expected Return Date 6/10/2009
3. Baumis, Kerri Anne - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Personal Leave without
4. Brosch, Kathy Ann - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave
5. Bruzon, Rene Badys - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
Leave Date 8/12/2008, Expected Return Date 6/10/2009
6. Capraro, Traci Jean - Sabal Point Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
7. Carter, Jessica Mae - Sabal Point Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
8. Connell, Megan Lynn - Evans Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
9. Cortes, Daphne Ivette Velez - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Counselor Middle - 60%,
Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date 8/12/2008, Expected Return Date 6/10/2009
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10. Dalton, Shannon Rae - Layer Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
11. Daniels, Leslie Elizabeth - Chiles Middle School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
12. Deal, Christine Mary - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, Specialist
Augmentive Comm, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date 8/12/2008, Expected Return Date
6/10/2009
13. Dozois, Felicia Heather - Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
14. Drauss, Susan Konstan - Indian Trails Middle School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
15. Duhart, Katisha Shanell - Oviedo High School, Counselor High - 50%, Personal Leave without
16. Dunaye, Jennifer Estelle - Wilson Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50%, Personal Leave
without Pay, Leave Date 8/12/2008, Expected Return Date 6/10/2009
17. Eggert, Nicole Christine - Layer Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Personal Leave without
18. Fiorica, Carolyn J - Lake Howell High School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave
19. Fredell, Amy Michelle - Stenstrom Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Personal
Leave without Pay, Leave Date 8/12/2008, Expected Return Date 6/10/2009
20. Free, Kelly Sackman - Evans Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave
21. Fulmer, Natalie Day - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
22. Gibbs, Meredith Elizabeth - Winter Springs Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child,
23. Gonzalez, Gladys - Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Family and Medical Leave
Act, Leave Date 8/12/2008, Return from Leave Date 10/28/2008
24. Gonzalez, Gladys - Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Extend Sick Leave without
25. Hawkins, Heather Renee - Seminole High School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
26. Hennebery, Melissa Scozzafava - Chiles Middle School, Speech Language Pathologist - 60%,
27. Hodges, Teresa Maria - Oviedo High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Personal Leave
28. Holzworth, Bryan - Lawton Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Personal Leave without Pay,
29. Hopkins, Julie Ann - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
30. Iafrate, Lisa Marie - Winter Springs Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
31. Janke, Kristen Reid - Educational Support Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Teacher,
32. Klinke, Kristyn Marie - English Estates Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without
33. Lewis, Victoria G - Indian Trails Middle School, Teacher Vocational, Personal Leave
34. Lynn, Kelly Lynn - Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,
Leave Date 8/12/2008, Return from Leave Date 9/05/2008
35. Lynn, Kelly Lynn - Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave
36. Matthews, Allison Ann - Carillon Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
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37. McCusker, Chiara Teresa - Rock Lake Middle School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
38. McGowan, Karen S - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave
39. McMillan, Susan Marie - Idyllwilde Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Personal
40. Mitchell, Daniela Arguello - Walker Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without
41. Regenstein, Kerry A - Walker Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
42. Sasso, Courtney M - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
43. Scheiber, Layla Ballew - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
44. Schumacher, Marcus K - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher, Personal Leave without
45. Schwerz-Smith, Cynthia Irene - Sabal Point Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave
46. Scott, Jennifer Kathleen - Walker Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Personal
47. Scott, Traci Ellen - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Personal Leave without
48. Simpson, Samari Echevarria - Wilson Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without
49. Singerman, Marcia E - Seminole High School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave
50. Sorondo, Katrina - Red Bug Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave
51. Stoner, Natalie Elizabeth - Rainbow Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without
52. Topelski, Nichole M - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
53. Trovato, Susan - Longwood Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave
54. Tullis, Carolyn Judy - South Seminole Middle School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
55. Walters, Lisa Marie - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Personal Leave without
56. Wells, Karen Barbara - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Personal Leave
57. Westbrook, Julie B - Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Personal Leave without
58. Whidden, Melinda Beth - Partin Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Family and Medical
Leave Act, Leave Date 8/12/2008, Return from Leave Date 9/12/2008
59. Whidden, Melinda Beth - Partin Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Personal Leave without
INSTRUCTIONAL REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2007-08
1. Baumis, Kerri Anne – Highlands Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with Pay,
2. Baumis, Kerri Anne, Highlands Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,
3. Campbell, Tiffany Renee - Lake Mary High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Extend
Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 4/25/2008, Return from Leave Date 5/02/2008
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4. Campbell, Tiffany Renee - Lake Mary High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Family
and Medical Leave Act, Leave Date 5/03/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/11/2008
5. Cohen, Janette Lynn - Casselberry Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Extend Sick Leave
6. Cohen, Janette Lynn - Casselberry Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Family and Medical
Leave Act, Leave Date 4/23/2008, Expected Return Date 6/03/2008
7. Delhaye, Jill Bryson - Indian Trails Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Family and
Medical Leave Act, Leave Date 5/01/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/11/2008
8. Feazell, Shelley M - Woodlands Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,
9. Gonzalez, Gladys - Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Extend Sick Leave with pay,
10. Gonzalez, Gladys - Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Family and Medical Leave
Act, Leave Date 6/05/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/11/2008
11. McClain, Jolie Marie - Stenstrom Elementary School, Speech Language Pathologist, Personal
Leave without Pay, Leave Date 5/10/2008, Return from Leave Date 5/17/2008
12. Parker, Donna Mullins - Hagerty High School, Teacher Vocational, Extend Sick Leave with
pay, Leave Date 5/16/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/11/2008
13. Pauley, Lisa Manjoras - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay,
14. Ryan, Susan E - Stenstrom Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave
Date 4/26/2008, Return from Leave Date 5/12/2008
15. Ryan, Susan E - Stenstrom Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,
16. Stone, Carson Gregory - Seminole High School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave
Date 5/01/2008, Return from Leave Date 5/28/2008
17. Stone, Carson Gregory - Seminole High School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,
18. Yohannan, Grace Elizabeth - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with
19. Yovaish, Patricia Ann - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with Pay,
20. Yovaish, Patricia Ann - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,
ADMINISTRATIVE TERMINATION AND RESIGNATION for 2008-09
1. Ransom, Janet - Casselberry Elementary School, Principal Elementary, Reason: Retired,
Termination Effective Date 7/01/2008
INSTRUCTIONAL TERMINATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS for 2008-09
1. Crace, Cheryl Sue - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Reason: Retired,
3. Johnson, Betty H - Wicklow Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, Termination
Effective Date 7/01/2008
4. Leeson, Teresita B - Chiles Middle School, Counselor Middle, Reason: Retired, Termination
5. McGaffic, Gretchen Burnett - English Estates Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Reason:
Retired, Termination Effective Date 7/01/2008
6. Robinson, Ella W - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher Vocational, Reason: Retired,
7. Robinson, Lisa L - Wilson Elementary School, Media Specialist Elementary, Reason: Retired,
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8. Salley, Wesley L - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher Vocational, Reason: Retired,
9. Sanborn, Stephen F - Teague Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, Termination Effective
Date 7/01/2008
INSTRUCTIONAL TERMINATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS for 2007-08
1. Alcaraz, Lizzette – Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, Speech
Language Pathologist, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 6/12/2008
2. Arey, Heather D - Markham Woods Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Reason:
Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 6/12/2008
3. Gold, Frederick Martin - Teague Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,
Temporary Employment, Termination Effective Date 5/17/2008
4. Kelly, Stephanie M. - English Estates Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal
Reasons, Termination Effective Date 6/12/2008
5. Lockwood, Rosalind Nicole - Idyllwilde Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal
Reasons, Termination Effective Date 6/12/2008
6. McCarthy, Kathryn Nicholson - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support,
Therapist Physical BA, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date
6/12/2008
7. Sabillon, Edwin Adolfo Perdomo – Lake Howell High School, Substitute Permanent,
Reason: Misconduct In Office, Termination Effective Date 5/28/2008
8. Terrence, Jessica Lynne – Wicklow Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,
9. Tomlinson, Matthew Charles - Lake Brantley High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Reason:
Fail to Maintain Educ. Cert., Termination Effective Date 5/06/2008
10. Venezia, Maryann - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, Termination
INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2008-09
1. Campbell, Tiffany – Lake Mary High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Return from Leave
Date 8/12/2008
2. Feazell, Shelley – Woodland Elementary School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 8/12/2008
3. Gonzalez, Gladys – Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Return from Leave Date
8/212/2008
4. Parker, Donna – Hagerty High School, Teacher Vocational, Return from Leave Date 8/12/2008
5. Pauley, Lisa Manjoras – Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date
8/12/2008
6. Ryan, Susan E – Stenstrom Elementary School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 8/12/2008
7. Schellenberg, Lauren Bacotti - Rainbow Elementary School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date
8/12/20082
8. Stone, Carson – Seminole High School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 8/12/2008
9. Yohannan, Grace Elizabeth – Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date
8/12/2008
10. Yovaish, Patricia Ann – Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date
8/12/2008
INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2007-08
1. McClain, Jolie Marie – Stenstrom Elementary School, Speech Language Pathologist, Return
from Leave Date 5/17/2008
2. Potter, Tracy Ducharme - Milwee Middle School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 5/02/2008
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INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL FLORIDA RETIREMENT SYSTEM DROP EXTENSION for 2008-09
1. Currie, Wanda – Sanford Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Effective Date
12/01/2008 thru Drop Extension 6/30/2009
2. Schattner, Karen – Woodlands Elementary School, Teacher, Effective Date 7/01/2008 thru
Drop Extension 6/30/2009
3. Tombros, Ann Marie – Sabal Point Elementary School Teacher, Effective Date 10/01/2008 thru
Drop Extension 6/30/2009
ADMINISTRATIVE CORRECTION TO PRIOR BOARD ACTION for 2007-08
1. Tolentino, Julia Marie – Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Manager High 10,
Return from Leave Date FROM: 6/08/2008 TO: 5/07/2008
INSTRUCTIONAL CORRECTION TO PRIOR BOARD ACTION for 2007-08
1. Ordis, Nicole Gatwood - Seminole High School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date FROM:
5/13/2008 TO: 5/12/2008
INSTRUCTIONAL CORRECTION TO REAPPOINTMENT BOARD 2008-09
1. Roy, Alison L – Lake Brantley High School, FROM: Coach Only, AC TO: Coach Only 50%, AC
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Curriculum Revision For 2008/04/28 Thru 2008/05/12
Employee Name
----------------------------------Amend,Diana Lynn
Bakanowsky,William
Baldorossi,Sandra Jean
Barker,Diana Suzanne
Bohorquez,Catalina
Casanova,Jacquelin Marie
Coppinger,Mariela Lili
Dilmore,Margie Hamm
Donahou,Eden G
Drozd,Carolyn M
Duncan,Sue Ellen
Dunkirk,Donna R
Fossitt,Harriett Bellamy
Hamilton,Kimberly A
Herrera,Christina Marie
Hunziker,Donna L
Marini,Teresa Ellen
McDonald,Michael B
Morris,Elizabeth M
Navarro,Lydia Esther
Neukamm,Karen M
Pearson,Genene Stallworth
Pentz,Michael Robert
Pereira,Lana
Pietrangelo,Theresa
Reich,Carmen
Runyan,Susanne N
Sabia,Pamela M
Sandin,Sylvia A
Sandman,Lia A
Sierra,Ilia Z
Snyder,Kathleen Ann
Strzalko,Cindy Lou
Sweet,Teresa Diane
Sweigert,Melody A
Toro,Ruth Ann
Vickey,Michael F
White,Anne L
White,Diane J
Wilburn,Marjanii C
Wofford,Susan O'Hara
Wong,Agnes Ong
Location
-----------------------------JACKSON HEIGHTS MIDDLE SCHOOL
MILWEE MIDDLE SCHOOL
TUSKAWILLA MIDDLE SCHOOL
SOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLE SCHOOL
MARKHAM WOODS MIDDLE SCHOOL
LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL
MILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOL
GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOL
ROCK LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL
LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL
INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL
SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL
CHILES MIDDLE SCHOOL
TEAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL
MARKHAM WOODS MIDDLE SCHOOL
OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL
HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOL
JACKSON HEIGHTS MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL
LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER
JACKSON HEIGHTS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Extended Contract-Instruct. For 2008/04/28 Thru 2008/05/12
Employee Name
----------------------------------Miles,Anxley Sharif
Location
-----------------------------Consequence/E.Gregory
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EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION AT THE
BOARD MEETING ON: 05/27/2008
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS APPOINTMENTS for 2007-08
1. Caffey, Alicia A. - Millennium Middle School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188,
2. Tubbs, Marie - Wilson Elementary School, Custodian 11 mo-223alt, Position Start Date
5/07/2008
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TRANSFERS AND PROMOTIONS for 2008-09
1. Appler, James A - Eastbrook Elementary School, Network Technician - 50%, and
Rainbow Elementary School, Network Technician - 50% TO Rainbow
Elementary School, Network Technician - 100%, Position Start Date 7/01/2008
2. Aguilar-Rivas, Gloria - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support,
Secretary 196 TO Educational Support Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Secretary
196, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
3. Alvarez, Felicita - Bear Lake Elementary School, Assistant ESOL 196 TO Bear Lake
Elementary School, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant ESOL 196, Position Start
Date 8/12/2008
4. Antomattei, Ana E - Layer Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESOL 188 TO Layer
Elementary School, Assistant ESOL 188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
5. Asfoor, Rhonda R - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESOL 196 TO
Lake Orienta Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188, Position Start Date
8/14/2008
6. Badillo, Wanda Y - Milwee Middle School, Assistant ESOL 196 TO Milwee Middle
School, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant ESOL 196, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
7.Batista, Elsa – Spring Lake Elementary School, FS Employee 189/8 50%, TO Spring
Lake Elementary School FS Employee 189/5 60%, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
8. Bell, Santelia Novella - Stenstrom Elementary School, Assistant Instructional Elem TO
Stenstrom Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
9. Brathwaite, Susan - Rainbow Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,
Assistant ESE Supplemented 188 TO Rainbow Elementary School, Assistant ESE
Supplemented 188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
10. Brentzel, Linda L - Seminole High School, Assistant Instructional High - 50% TO
Environmental Studies Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant Instructional
Elem - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
11. Bryant, Kathy Ann - Sanford Middle School, Paraprofessional ESE 196 TO Sanford
Middle School, Assistant ESE Supplemented, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
12. Butcher, Lois M - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, Secretary
258 TO Educational Support Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Secretary 258,
13. Campbell, Claretha - Midway Elementary School, Custodian 12 month - 100% TO
Midway Elementary School, Custodian 12 month - 83%, Position Start Date 7/01/2008
14. Chen, Dorcas Lynn - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Exceptional Student Support,
Assistant ESE Supplemented 188 TO Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Assistant ESE
15. Collins, Deborah K - Wilson Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 TO
Wilson Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
16. Conkey, Catheryn C - Hagerty High School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 TO Hagerty
High School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
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17. Cruz, Yindia - Teague Middle School, Assistant ESOL 188 TO Teague Middle School,
County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
18. Cullen, Elizabeth Gallacher - Environmental Studies Center, Assistant Instruct Environ
188 - 50% TO Environmental Studies Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant
Instrctn Elem-188 - 50%, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
19. Cutter, Deborah Lynne - South Seminole Middle School, Assistant Clinic 188 TO South
Seminole Middle School, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188,
20. DeBose, Tina Lanette - Lake Mary Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 TO
Lake Mary Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, Position Start Date
8/14/2008
21. Dossantos, Marcia Aparecida Francisco - Hamilton Elementary School,
Paraprofessional ESOL 188 TO Hamilton Elementary School, County Office
Miscellaneous, Paraprofessional ESE 188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
22. Douglas, Carol L - Forest City Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 TO
Forest City Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date
8/14/2008
23. Dubois, Lynn C - Forest City Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--196 TO
Forest City Elementary School, Assistant Instructional Elem, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
24. Duvall-Nelson, Barbara Jean - Rock Lake Middle School, Exceptional Student Support,
Assistant ESE Supplemented TO Rock Lake Middle School, Assistant ESE
Supplemented, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
25. Everett, Rutha Mae - Bentley Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--196 TO
Bentley Elementary School, Assistant Instructional Elem, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
26. Garofolo, Lois A - Milwee Middle School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 TO Milwee Middle
School, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, Position Start
Date 8/14/2008
27. Gau, Leslie Kay - Highlands Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 TO
Highlands Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, Position Start Date
8/14/2008
28. Gordon, Lily M - Midway Elementary School, Custodian 12 month - 100% TO Midway
Elementary School, Custodian 12 month - 83%, Position Start Date 7/01/2008
29. Gouchenour, Deirdra Lynn - Educational Support Center, Student Museum, Secretary
258 – 70% and Student Museum, Bookkeeper High School – 30% TO Environmental
Studies Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Secretary 258 - 100%, Position Start Date
7/01/2008
30. Griffith, Patricia Susi - Environmental Studies Center, Assistant Instruct Environ 188 50% TO Environmental Studies Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant Instrctn
Elem-188 - 50%, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
31. Hambright, Susan G - Environmental Studies Center, Assistant Instruct Environ 196 –
50% TO Environmental Studies Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant
Instructional Elem - 50%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
32. Harris, Charles A - Bentley Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 TO Bentley
Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
33. Hartley, Jeanette - Oviedo High School, Secretary 223 TO Oviedo High School,
Secretary 196, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
34. Hillery, Agnes Lucinda - Hamilton Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 TO
Hamilton Elementary School, County Office Miscellaneous, Paraprofessional ESE 188,
35. Hutton, Colleen Ann - Winter Springs High School, Secretary 196alt TO Winter Springs
High School, County Office Miscellaneous, Secretary 196, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
36. Iannaco, Jean Patricia - Forest City Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,
Paraprofessional ESE 188 TO Forest City Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
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37. Jones, Betty Anne - Partin Elementary School, Custodian 10 month - 100% TO Partin
Elementary School, Custodian 10 month - 88%, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
38. Kluding, Constance J - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support,
Secretary 196 TO Educational Support Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Secretary
39. Knight, Diane Holden - Wilson Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 TO
Wilson Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, Position Start Date
8/14/2008
40. Lambert, Valerie E - Crooms Academy Of Inform Tech, Assistant Instructional High TO
Crooms Academy Of Inform Tech, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant Instructional
Elem, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
41. Lamotta, Traci L - Eastbrook Elementary School, FTE Clerk 12 Mo TO Eastbrook
Elementary School, FTE Clerk 11 Mo, Position Start Date 7/21/2008
42. Lane, Kristin N - Millennium Middle School, Secretary 261 TO Millennium Middle
School, Secretary 223, Position Start Date 7/21/2008
43. Latimer, Denene R - Bear Lake Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188 100% TO Bear Lake Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188 - 50%,
44. Lingle, Sandra L - Quest Academy, Bookkeeper High School TO Quest Academy,
County Office Miscellaneous, Secretary 258, Position Start Date 7/01/2008
45. Manley, Beatrice – Chiles Middle School, Security Officer 188 to Hagerty High School,
School Security Officer 188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
46. McCullough, Susan K - Red Bug Elementary School, Assistant Instructional Elem TO
Red Bug Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
47. McHugh, Lorna - Rainbow Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Assistant
ESE Supplemented 188 TO Rainbow Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented
48. Mike-Brinson, Katonya Selena - Quest Academy, Assistant Technical 188 TO Quest
Academy, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start
Date 8/14/2008
49. Miller, Sylvia C - Millennium Middle School, Paraprofessional ESE 196 TO Millennium
Middle School, Assistant ESE Supplemented, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
50. Mitchell, Maureen Elizabeth - Lawton Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented
188 TO Lawton Elementary School, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant ESE
51. Mort, Sabrina A - Sterling Park Elementary School, Assistant Instructional Elem TO
Sterling Park Elementary School, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant Instructional
Elem, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
52. Moye, Virginia - Pine Crest Elementary School, Custodian 12 month TO Pine Crest
Elementary School, County Office Miscellaneous, Custodian 12 month, Position Start
Date 7/01/2008
53. Nunn, Pamela G - Forest City Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 TO
Forest City Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date
8/14/2008
54. Owens, Cassandra Posley - Milwee Middle School, Paraprofessional ESE 196 TO
Milwee Middle School, Assistant ESE Supplemented, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
55. Pachler, Patricia V - English Estates Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--196
TO English Estates Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 196, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
56. Palmer, Nancy F - Environmental Studies Center, Assistant Instruct Environ 188 - 50%
TO Environmental Studies Center, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant Instrctn
Elem-188 - 100%, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
57. Richards, Laura Elizabeth - Environmental Studies Center, Secretary 196 - 50% and
Assistant Instruct Environ 196 - 50% TO Environmental Studies Center, County Office
Miscellaneous, Secretary 196 - 50%, and Assistant Instructional Elem - 50%, Position
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58. Robles, Jose Luis - Educational Support Center, Alternative Education, Specialist FS
Sch Outreach Wrk TO Educational Support Center, County Office Miscellaneous,
Specialist FS Sch Outreach Wrk, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
59. Rodenburg, Susan Lynn - Oviedo High School, Executive Secretary 258 TO Oviedo
High School, Executive Secretary 196, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
60. Romero, Quintina - Bentley Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 TO
Bentley Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
61. Saunders, Sally Ann - Lake Mary High School, Job Experience Training Coach TO
Lake Mary High School, County Office Miscellaneous, Job Experience Training Coach,
62. Sienko, Ruth - Bear Lake Elementary School, Secretary 258 TO Bear Lake Elementary
School, Secretary 223, Position Start Date 7/21/2008
63. Sitz, Mary Jo - Lake Mary Elementary School, Assistant Instructional Elem TO Lake
Mary Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
64. Spector, Joel David - Wilson Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 TO
Wilson Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
65. Stringer, Sheryl - Hamilton Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--196 TO
Hamilton Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 196, Position Start Date 8/12/2008
66. Thomas, Mary L - Forest City Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--196 TO
Forest City Elementary School, Assistant Instructional Elem, Position Start Date
8/12/2008
67. Torres, Karen W - Sanford Middle School, Assistant Technical 188 - 80% TO Sanford
Middle School, Assistant Technical 188 - 50%, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
68. Ullman, Theresa J - Highlands Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 TO
Highlands Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date
8/14/2008
69. Vega-Rivera, Iris - Teague Middle School, Exceptional Student Support, Assistant ESE
Supplemented 188 TO Teague Middle School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188,
70. Villagran, Elizabeth Batista - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESOL
196 TO Lake Orienta Elementary School, County Office Miscellaneous, Assistant ESOL
71. Walther, Joni Yvonne - Eastbrook Elementary School, Assistant Technical 188 - 100%
TO Eastbrook Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 50%, Position Start
Date 8/14/2008
72. Waters, Tena Sherril – Quest Academy, School Security Officer 188 TO Quest
Academy, County Office Miscellaneous, School Security Officer 188, Position Start
Date 8/14/2008
73. Werley, Alison Joy – Sabal Point Elementary School Secretary 223alt TO Sabal Point
Elementary School, Secretary 196alt, Position Start Date 8/07/2008
74. White, Donna A - Red Bug Elementary School, Assistant Instructional Elem TO Red
Bug Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
75. Williams, Cherrie - Wilson Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 TO Wilson
76. Wint, Corrie L - Crystal Lake Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,
Assistant ESE Supplemented 188 TO Crystal Lake Elementary School, Assistant ESE
77. Woodard, Ella L - Bentley Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 TO Bentley
78. Woody, Wendy J - Layer Elementary School, Assistant Technical 188 - 100% TO Layer
Elementary School, Assistant Technical 188 - 50%, and Assistant Instrctn Elem – 18850% Position Start Date 8/14/2008
79. Wright, Isis Nereyda - Lake Mary Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,
Assistant ESE Supplemented 188 TO Lake Mary Elementary School, Assistant ESE
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80. Yates, Lynn K - Highlands Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,
Paraprofessional--Elem--188 TO Educational Support Center, County Office
Miscellaneous, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position Start Date 8/14/2008
81. Yurick, Pamela J – Pine Crest Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,
Paraprofessional ESE TO Pine Crest Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 196,
82. Zarae, Paula M – Wilson Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188 TO Wilson
83. Zoccolillo, Jennifer F - Hagerty High School, Food Service, FS Assistant Manager
189/7 TO Hagerty High School, Food Service, FS Assistant Manager 189/8, Position
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TRANSFERS AND PROMOTIONS for 2007-08
1. Alderman, Marilyn Jane - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO
Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 5/03/2008
2. Alexander, Monroe L - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation
Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 5/03/2008
3. Archer, Danny - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation
4. Burgos, Maria Del Carmen - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO
Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour, Position Start Date 5/03/2008
5. Couillard, Margaret A - Oviedo High School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/7 TO
Longwood Elementary School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/7, Position Start Date
4/26/2008
6. Cuervo, Ana Milena - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO Transportation
Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour, Position Start Date 5/03/2008
7. Cummings, Willie Ceasar - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO
8. Garcia, Cinthia E - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation
9. Labrie, April Elizabeth - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation
10. Lewis, James W - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation
11. McGill, Vivian Delores - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO
12. Morton, Beverly Patricia - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO
13. Orelus, Emmable - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO Transportation
14. Prince, Carolyn Elaine - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation
15. Sexton, Connie J - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO Transportation
16. Sierra, Jacqueline Altagracia Garcia - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO
Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 5/03/2008
17. Willis, Alicia E. - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation
18. Windham, Arnold - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation
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EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for
2008-09
1. Bedont, Sandra Marie - Carillon Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188,
2. Byrd, Deborah Ann - Seminole High School, Custodian 12 month, Military Leave with
3. Byrd, Deborah Ann - Seminole High School, Custodian 12 month, Military Leave
4. Lugo, Blanca Iris - Pine Crest Elementary School, Assistant Clinic 188, Personal Leave
5. McCormick, Dianne S - Carillon Elementary School, Assistant Technical 188 - 50%,
6. Nyholm, Jennifer M - Sterling Park Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented
188, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date 8/14/2008, Expected Return Date 6/05/2009
7. Warga, Mark A - Lake Brantley High School, Custodian 12 month, Military Leave with
8. Warga, Mark A - Lake Brantley High School, Custodian 12 month, Military Leave
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for
2007-08
1. Ayala, Irma Iris - Sterling Park Elementary School, Custodian 11 mo-223alt, Personal
2. Ayala, Irma Iris - Sterling Park Elementary School, Custodian 11 mo-223alt, Family and
3. Brozyno, Susan Faith - Markham Woods Middle School, Food Service, FS Assistant
189/7, Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 5/07/2008, Return from Leave Date
6/09/2008
4. Byrd, Willie Mae - Midway Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/6.5,
Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 5/06/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/09/2008
5. Doyle, Catherine Adele – Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Donation of
Sick Leave Bank, Leave Date 5/10/2008, Return from Leave Date 06/06/2008
6. Edwards, Ferina - Keeth Elementary School, Custodian 11 mo-223alt, Extend Sick
7. Farfan-Hodge, Michele Corine - Hamilton Elementary School, Exceptional Student
Support, Paraprofessional--Elem--188, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date
5/03/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/06/2008
8. Hawes, Solesmir - Seminole High School, School Security Officer 188, Extend Sick
Leave with pay, Leave Date 5/14/2008, Return from Leave Date 5/18/2008
9. Hawes, Solesmir - Seminole High School, School Security Officer 188, Ext Sick/Vac
prior FML, Leave Date 5/19/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/03/2008
10. Hawes, Solesmir - Seminole High School, School Security Officer 188, Family and
11 Rios, Dalila – Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Family Medical Leave Act,
12. Urrea, Hernan Cristobal - Transportation Services, Mechanic Vehicle, Extend Sick
Leave with pay, Leave Date 4/25/2008, Return from Leave Date 5/24/2008
13. Zapata, William Dejesus - Lyman High School, Custodian 12 month, Extend Sick Leave
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EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TERMINATION AND RESIGNATION for 200809
1. Curio, Donna M - Eastbrook Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 –
50%, Reason: Retired, Termination Effective Date 7/01/2008
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TERMINATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS for
2007-08
1. Burch, Sybil - Indian Trails Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%,
Reason:Retired, Termination Effective Date 6/10/2008
2. Hart, Sarah Jo - Crystal Lake Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Educ
Interpreter, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 6/12/2008
3. Holman, Marcus Carlo - Lyman High School, School Security Officer 188, (Temporary),
Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 5/03/2008
4. Ligons, Suzanne - Crystal Lake Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 –
50%, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 6/10/2008
5. Padilla, Aurelio - Millennium Middle School, Custodian 11 month, Reason: Retired,
6. Pizarro, Maria Elena - English Estates Elementary School, Assistant Clinic 188,
7. Russell, Bay Pham - Chiles Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/6.5,
8. Walker, Keith – Facilities Services, Maintenance Mechanic, Reason: Personal Reasons,
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM
LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2007-08
1. Ayala, Irma Iris - Sterling Park Elementary School, Custodian 11 mo-223alt, Return from
Leave Date 6/30/2008
2. Byrd Willie Mae - Midway Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/6.5,
Return from Leave 6/09/2008
3. Doyle, Catherine Adele – Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Return from
4. Edwards, Fernia – Keeth Elementary School, Custodian 11 mo-223 alt, Return from
5. Hawes, Solesmir - Seminole High School, School Security Officer 188, Return from
6. Urrea, Hernan Cristobal - Transportation Services, Mechanic Vehicle, Return from
7. Rios, Dalila – Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Return from Leave Date
5/07/2008
8. Vargas, Albert - Maintenance Operations, Maintenance Helper, Return from Leave
5/08/2008
9. Zapata, William Dejesus - Lyman High School, Custodian 12 month, Return from Leave
Date 4/26/2008
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EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL CORRECTIONS TO PRIOR BOARD ACTION for
2007-08
1. Beasley Sr, George E – Seminole High School, Custodian Plant Maintenance, Return
from Leave Date FROM: 5/15/2008 TO: 5/03/2008
2. Brown, Claudette – Hamilton Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/6.5,
Reason: FROM: Personal Reasons TO: Retired, Termination Effective Date 1/19/2008
3. Jackson, Johnnie – Markham Woods Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/7,
Reason: FROM: Personal Reasons TO: Retired, Termination Effective Date 3/15/2008
4. Marcopulos, William Joseph – Educational Support Center, Information Services,
Programmer Analyst, Reason: FROM: Personal Reasons TO: Retired, Termination
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL REAPPOINTMENT CORRECTION FOR 2008-09
Woodlands Elementary School
1. Phillips, Audra Beth, FROM: Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 TO: Assistant ESE
Supplemented 188, 1st Year RE (Recommended by Virginia K Fisher)
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TEMPORARY DUTY OUT-OF-STATE LEAVE REQUESTS FOR THE BOARD MEETING ON
5/27/2008
FOR INFORMATION/TEMPORARY DUTY OUT–OF-STATE LEAVE REQUESTS FOR 2007-08
1. Ardin, Philip – Lyman High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend the Intel
International Science Engineering Fair in Atlanta, Georgia, Leave Date 5/12/2008,
Return from Leave Date 5/16/2008 (Funded by Curriculum)
2. Ashby, Heather Suzanne – Lake Howell High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to
attend the Advanced Placement Reader Conference in Kansas City, Missouri, Leave
Date 6/09/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/11/2008 (Funded by College Board)
3. Bell-Thompson, Yealishea - Goldsboro Elementary School, Teacher, Temporary
Duty to attend the Ruby Payne Understanding Poverty Framework Trainer
Certification in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Leave Date 6/15/2008, Return from Leave
Date 6/20/2008 (Funded by Title 1)
4. Campbell, Angela Nichole – Hagerty High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to
attend the Advanced Placement Summer Institute Conference at Woodward Academy
in Atlanta, Georgia, Leave Date 6/15/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/20/2008
(Funded by Hagerty High School Advanced Placement Funds)
5. Cortes, Angela Maria – Lake Brantley High School – Teacher, Temporary Duty
to attend the Advanced Placement National Conference in Seattle, Washington,
Leave Date 7/16/2008, Return from Leave Date 7/21/2008 (Funded by Advanced
Placement Funds)
6. Levine, Phyllis S – Lake Howell High School, Teacher 50%, Temporary Duty to
attend the Advanced Placement Reader Conference in Kansas City, Missouri, Leave
Date 6/09/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/11/2008 (Funded by College Board)
7. McBryde, Marsha Michelle – Winter Springs High School, Teacher Vocational,
Temporary Duty to attend the National Business Professionals of America
Conference in Reno, Nevada, Leave Date 5/07/2008, Return from Leave Date
5/12/2008 (Funded by Carl Perkins Fund)
8. Moore, Jane A – Educational Support Center, Special Projects/Title 1, Teacher
on Assnmnt/Crclm Spprt, Temporary Duty to attend the Success for All New
Leaders Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, Leave Date 6/23/2008, Return from
Leave Date 6/27/2008 (Funded by Title 1)
9. Wylie, Scott Spencer – Seminole High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to
Chaperone Students to The Odyssey of the Mind World Finals Competition in
College Park, Maryland, Leave Date 5/31/2008, Return from Leave Date 6/04/2008
(Funded by Grants)
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ACTION ITEM:
AUTHORIZATION OF INVENTORY REMOVALS
IV.D.
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 unless noted otherwise. Reduces property inventories in the amount of $537,242.71
depreciated value $7,626.96
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact to the district associated with this action.
4. Prepared by:
John G. Pavelchak
Exec. Director of Finance and Budgeting
Darryl Johnson, Finance Accountant II
05/27/08
Attachment(s): Removals
Back-up not in agenda book: List of Removals and Supporting
Information, Executive Summary
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Seminole County Public Schools
Retired Assets for Board Reporting - FINAL
Board Meeting 5/27/2008
RETIRED
Location
Milwee Middle
Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model
40479 Computer/Dell/GX100
3 items
John Evans Elementary
1 item
Sanford Middle
1 item
Casselberry Elementary
41628
41631
44313
44322
Computer/Dell/GX110
Computer/Dell/GX110
Computer/Dell/GX110X110
Computer/Dell/GX110X110
4 items
Goldsboro Elementary
33615 LCD Video Projector/Sharp
1 item
Midway Elementary
35116 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex
2 items
Spring Lake Elementary
45271 Computer/Hewlett Packard/Vectr
55163 TV/Monitor/Zenith/HDTV
2 items
Carillon Elementary
34148
34625
44242
46116
File Server/Dell/Poweredge 430
Computer/Apple/Mac G3
File Server/Dell
Digital Data Storage/Seagate/S
Acquired
Cost
4/20/2000
911.00
5/4/2000
887.00
8/11/2000
985.00
-----------Location Total
2,783.00
9/6/2000
Location Total
11/27/2000
Location Total
8/17/2000
8/17/2000
11/27/2000
11/27/2000
Location Total
12/2/1998
Location Total
6/2/1999
9/15/1999
Location Total
2/26/2001
12/2/2002
Location Total
2/24/1999
4/7/1999
11/22/2000
4/20/2001
Depreciation
Value
------------
1,021.00
-----------1,021.00
------------
1,176.00
-----------1,176.00
------------
985.00
985.00
985.00
985.00
-----------3,940.00
4,286.70
-----------4,286.70
1,160.00
1,021.00
-----------2,181.00
1,148.57
1,964.00
-----------3,112.57
7,164.00
1,306.60
4,812.00
2,499.00
Removal
Reason / Comments
Surplus - Public Sale
-
-
-
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-----------Surplus - Public Sale
163.67 Surplus - Public Sale
-----------163.67
-
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RETIRED
Location
46719 File Server/Dell/Poweredge 250
5 items
Lake Brantley High
7/27/1999
1 item
Teague Middle
Location Total
35661 Computer Tower/Dell/GX1
35857 Scanner/Opscan
7/26/1999
10/1/1999
2 items
Idyllwilde Elementary
Location Total
11373 Television 52in/RCA
3/22/1993
1 item
Sabal Point Elementary
30772
32982
33289
33333
33341
34503
35683
36847
37760
38902
39342
39343
39351
39355
39356
39357
39369
39493
39496
39731
40490
43569
Acquired
Cost
7/27/2001
3,239.00
19,020.60
Location Total
Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/OptiPlex
Computer Tower/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Dell/GX100
Computer Vectron/Hewlett Packa
8/6/1998
11/23/1998
1/12/1999
1/12/1999
1/5/1999
4/4/1999
7/26/1999
8/2/1999
10/13/1999
9/17/1999
2/16/2000
2/16/2000
2/18/2000
2/18/2000
2/18/2000
2/18/2000
2/22/2000
2/23/2000
2/23/2000
3/8/2000
4/26/2000
3/12/2001
978.00
-----------978.00
1,555.00
6,813.00
-----------8,368.00
2,347.97
-----------2,347.97
1,430.00
1,467.00
1,467.00
1,467.00
1,469.58
1,330.00
1,555.00
978.00
978.00
978.00
1,451.00
1,451.00
1,449.00
1,449.00
1,449.00
1,449.00
1,449.00
925.00
1,255.00
1,449.00
1,443.00
1,160.90
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
------------
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------------
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RETIRED
Location
43570 Computer Vectron/Hewlett Packa
43572 Computer Vectron/Hewlett Packa
49344 Computer Tower/Dell/GX150
37 items
Lake Orienta Elementary
1 item
Indian Trails Middle
9957
54666
54667
54668
Barcode Reader/Worthington
Camcorder/Canon/ZR-50MC
4 items
IS-ESC Primary
13641
17333
17349
18521
20758
21873
23919
24093
24129
24143
Tape Backup/Megna
Printer Laserjet/Hewlett Packa
Printer/Hewlett Packard/Laserj
Reader-Printer/Canon/MP90
Printer Laserjet/Hewlett Packa
CSU/Data Smart/Max 761
Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GXi
Computer/Dell/GXi
Computer/Dell/GXi
Computer/Dell/GXi
Acquired
Cost
3/12/2001
1,160.90
3/12/2001
1,160.90
10/6/2000
1,212.00
8/23/2001
904.00
8/23/2001
904.00
8/23/2001
904.00
8/23/2001
904.00
7/27/2001
810.00
7/27/2001
810.00
7/27/2001
810.00
8/23/2001
904.00
9/19/2001
904.55
9/19/2001
904.55
9/24/2001
904.00
4/8/2002
819.00
43,515.38
7/27/2001
Location Total
12/18/1992
8/23/2002
8/23/2002
8/23/2002
Location Total
2/26/1993
7/3/1995
4/8/1995
10/13/1995
6/7/1996
9/13/1996
8/15/1997
6/20/1997
6/20/1997
6/20/1997
810.00
-----------810.00
799.00
1,173.33
1,173.33
1,173.34
-----------4,319.00
5,661.03
1,398.00
1,398.00
9,167.58
1,818.75
1,946.75
2,050.00
1,663.00
1,663.00
1,663.00
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
------------
-----------32.59
32.59
32.59
-----------97.77
-
Missing-Letter from Cost Centr
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RETIRED
Location
24164 Computer/Dell/GXi
25257 Printer Laser/Hewlett Packard
26189 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GS
26520 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GXi
26528 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GXi
28772 Computer/Dell/GXA
29040 Editing Controller/Panasonic/A
29478 Switch/1900
30364 Microfield Softboard
32377 Ether Switch-10 Base T/Cisco/c
Acquired
Cost
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
6/20/1997
1,663.00
8/15/1997
1,438.00
7/18/1997
1,654.66
10/24/1997
1,913.00
10/24/1997
2,052.00
10/10/1997
1,906.00
10/10/1997
1,906.00
3/27/1998
1,526.00
3/27/1998
1,526.00
4/9/1998
1,526.00
4/9/1998
1,526.00
4/9/1998
1,526.00
4/9/1998
1,526.00
4/9/1998
1,526.00
4/9/1998
1,526.00
4/9/1998
1,526.00
6/5/1998
766.50
4/24/1998
1,759.00
4/7/1998
1,621.75
7/18/1998
3,445.00
7/31/1998
1,479.00
7/31/1998
1,479.00
8/17/1998
1,417.00
10/8/1998
1,467.00
10/13/1998
1,459.25
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
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RETIRED
Location
32894 Switch/Cisco/2900
32992 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1
34124 Computer/Apple/Power Mac G3
36246 Switch/Cisco/Catalyst 1924XL-A
37450 Switch/Cisco/Catalyst 1924CA
38015 File Server/Poweredge/Dell/Pow
41077 Switch/Hewlett Packard/Procurv
48580 Laptop/Dell/Latitude
53130 Computer/Dell/Gx240
54921 Scanner/NCS/Opscan 4U
54947 File Server/Dell/PowerEdge 260
57039 Scanner/Opscan/6
57040 Software/Opscan/OPMDL36
63095 CSU/DSU Data Smart/Kentrox/Ti
66821 Laptop/Dell/D610
115944 Printer Transport
115945 Tape Drive/Cipher
82 items
Pre K
1 item
Acquired
Cost
1/20/1999
7,442.00
6/14/1999
2,517.00
11/25/1998
1,430.00
12/4/1998
1,479.00
1/28/1999
1,459.00
12/17/1998
1,948.00
6/2/1999
1,160.00
11/24/1999
2,377.00
8/2/1999
978.00
11/24/1999
1,257.00
9/21/1999
978.00
9/21/1999
978.00
11/5/1999
6,811.00
6/1/2000
978.00
6/1/2000
978.00
10/11/2000
948.66
4/5/2001
1,017.03
5/2/2001
1,103.63
10/2/2001
2,003.45
3/27/2002
1,036.00
5/23/2002
1,261.00
7/8/2002
1,465.00
7/17/2002
3,849.00
1/30/2003
6,261.00
1/30/2003
6,261.00
1/16/2003
5,585.00
1/16/2003
1,105.00
9/20/2004
1,476.00
7/20/2005
1,643.00
8/30/2005
2,597.00
10/25/2005
1,544.00
2/10/1989
5,950.00
2/10/1989
4,950.00
-----------Location Total 175,697.04
2/4/2002
Location Total
783.00
-----------783.00
Depreciation
Value
20.35
53.46
608.71
608.71
542.99
107.43
553.50
844.32
1,370.64
857.78
-----------5,567.89
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
Trade -in
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RETIRED
Location
Maintenance-Operations
22832 Colormeter/La Matte/SMART
117313 Incubator/Precision
120805 Truck/Ford/1986
3 items
Transportation-Office
15255 Cabinet/Toneline Remote Metal
1 item
Surplus Property from
IS-Rinehart Annex Transitional
Sterling Park Elementary
Oviedo High
Sterling Park Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
IS-ESC Primary
IS-ESC Primary
17379
20521
20528
28206
29830
32407
33201
33660
34096
34106
34520
34524
34534
34538
34628
35418
35573
35659
35856
37153
37470
37472
37475
37692
37694
37697
37701
Scanner/Opscan/5
Computer/Dell/SP5100-2
Computer/Dell/SP5100-2
Computer/Dell/GXA
Scanner Opscan 5/NCS/5
File Server/Power Edge/Dell/42
Computer/Dell/GX1
Computer/Gateway/Destination 2
Scanner/Opscan
LCD Projector/Lumens
Computer Tower/Dell/GX1
Scanner/Opscan
Computer/Dell/GX1
Scanner/Opscan
Scanner/Opscan
Scanner/Opscan
Scanner/Opscan
Scanner/Opscan
Scanner/Opscan
Scanner/Opscan
Acquired
9/27/1996
10/25/1979
3/27/1986
Location Total
9/2/1994
Location Total
9/1/1995
9/13/1996
9/13/1996
3/27/1998
6/19/1998
11/10/1998
1/13/1999
1/19/1999
2/24/1999
2/24/1999
2/6/1999
2/6/1999
2/6/1999
2/6/1999
12/5/1997
6/13/1999
7/26/1999
7/26/1999
10/1/1999
9/5/1999
10/1/1999
10/1/1999
10/1/1999
10/1/1999
10/1/1999
10/1/1999
10/1/1999
Cost
804.63
790.11
12,699.00
-----------14,293.74
4,077.50
-----------4,077.50
6,545.00
3,943.00
4,799.00
1,526.00
5,595.00
8,959.00
1,479.00
1,479.00
7,164.00
7,164.00
2,173.00
2,173.00
2,173.00
2,173.00
5,936.71
2,413.00
978.00
1,555.00
3,631.00
1,021.00
5,236.00
5,236.00
5,236.00
5,236.00
5,236.00
5,236.00
5,236.00
Depreciation
Value
Removal
Reason / Comments
-
------------
------------
-
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RETIRED
Location
Hamilton Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Curriculum
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
37707 Scanner/Opscan
39110 Printer - Laser/Hewlett Packar
40123 Computer/Optiplex/Dell/GX100
41417 Scanner/Opscan/OP6
46429 Laptop/Dell/Inspiron
Acquired
Cost
10/1/1999
5,236.00
12/20/1999
1,017.00
10/20/1999
1,187.10
3/21/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/26/2000
1,435.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
4/20/2000
1,255.00
3/7/2000
7,222.00
5/4/2001
2,955.00
7/19/2001
2,989.00
7/19/2001
2,989.00
10/2/2001
2,003.45
7/27/2001
810.00
7/27/2001
810.00
7/27/2001
810.00
7/19/2001
2,200.00
7/19/2001
2,200.00
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
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RETIRED
Location
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
Hamilton Elementary
IS-Rinehart Annex Primary
IS-ESC Primary
IS-ESC Primary
IS-ESC Primary
IS-ESC Primary
IS-ESC Primary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
48779 Printer Laser Color/Hewlett Pa
51920 Laptop/IBM/Thinkpad
52117 Printer Laserjet/Hewlett Packa
Acquired
Cost
7/19/2001
2,200.00
7/19/2001
2,200.00
7/19/2001
2,200.00
7/19/2001
2,200.00
7/19/2001
2,200.00
7/19/2001
2,200.00
7/19/2001
2,200.00
7/19/2001
2,200.00
7/17/2001
868.00
7/17/2001
868.00
10/2/2001
2,003.45
7/18/2001
1,991.09
2/25/2002
1,316.00
2/25/2002
1,316.00
2/25/2002
1,316.00
2/25/2002
1,316.00
2/25/2002
1,316.00
4/16/2002
783.00
4/16/2002
783.00
4/16/2002
783.00
4/16/2002
783.00
4/16/2002
783.00
4/16/2002
783.00
4/16/2002
783.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
5/2/2002
1,610.00
2/26/2002
952.97
6/18/2002
1,610.00
Depreciation
Value
-
Removal
Reason / Comments
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RETIRED
Location
Rainbow Elementary
Rainbow Elementary
IS-ESC Primary
IS-ESC Primary
IS-ESC Primary
Hamilton Elementary
112 items
Acquired
Cost
6/18/2002
1,610.00
6/18/2002
1,610.00
6/19/2003
1,894.00
9/25/2003
922.44
7/15/2004
1,806.00
3/18/2003
2,219.00
4/19/2005
816.00
-----------Location Total 244,532.21
264 items
Grand Total
57625 Laptop/Dell/Latitude D800
57758 Computer/Dell/Gx270D
60905 Laptop/Dell/Latitude D600
66280 Projector/Epson/1400A Powerli
Depreciation
Value
315.67
192.17
627.08
277.38
385.33
Removal
Reason / Comments
-----------1,797.63
537,242.71
7,626.96
========== ==============
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ACTION ITEM:
MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE MONTH OF
APRIL 2008
IV.E.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Monthly Financial Statement for the period
beginning April 1, 2008 and ending April 30, 2008 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,
2008 is estimated to be approximately $23 million (4.9%) for the General Fund.
4. Prepared by:
John G. Pavelchak
Paul Fitzgerald, Accountant II
05/27/08
Attachment(s): Available via the Internet Agenda Book
Back-up not in agenda book: Monthly Financial Statement, Executive
Summary
Materials for signature: Monthly Financial Statement for
April 2008
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ACTION ITEM:
BUDGET AMENDMENTS 45 THROUGH 51
IV.F.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve Budget Amendment Numbers 45 through 51 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 45 through 51, 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
05/27/08
Attachment(s): Budget Amendment Summary
Back-up not in agenda book: Resolutions & New Revenue
Documentation available in board office
Materials for signature: Resolutions
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The School Board of Seminole County
1.
Appropriate New Revenue As Follows:
Special Revenue Amendment 45
Revenue Source:
Florida Department of Education - Carl D.
$
Perkins Vocational & Applied Technology
Education Act Div. of Workforce Development
Bureau of Program Innovation & Implementation
(Rev 3201)
Appropriate funds for materials & supplies to
Use of Funds:

support Culinary Arts at Lake Howell, Winter
Springs High, Lake Brantley and Lake Mary
High Proj. 2800
56,585.00
University of South Florida Board of Trustees
(Rev 3290)
Appropriate funds for PROMISE - USF
Proj. 3830
$
165,151.46
State Homeland Security Grant Program
(SHGP) (Rev 3290)
Appropriate funds for Communication
Equipment/Technology Proj. 2885
$
25,786.19
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
University of Central Florida (Rev 3390)
Appropriate funds for Florida Inclusion
Network Proj. 3801
$
6,500.00
Revenue Source:
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central
Florida (Rev 3490)
Adjust budget to actual monies received for
Harbor Kids' Caf'e Proj. 4960
$
10,189.69
U.S. Treasury (Rev 3191)
$
Appropriate funds for Navy ROTC miscellaneous
supplies at Lake Howell Proj. 4107 and for
Navy ROTC instructors at Oviedo High Proj.
4109 and ROTC AF at Seminole High Proj. 4103
5,867.31
2007-08 Dale Hickam Excellent Teaching
$
Program (Salary Bonus) Rev 3363
Appropriate funds to pay National Certification
Salary Bonuses to qualified teachers Proj. 3511
10,644.58
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:

Use of Funds:

General Fund Amendment 46
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Revenue Source:
Seminole County Public Schools Foundation
Donation for Highlands Elem. (Rev 3440)
Appropriate funds for teacher stipends, workshops and professional development
$
1,500.00
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
School Concurrency Funds (Rev 3490)
Appropriate funds for School Concurrency
related costs Proj. 4939
$
1,900.00
Revenue Source:
Seminole County Public Schools Foundation
(Rev 3490)
Appropriate funds for the Butterfly Proj. 4935
$
1,500.00
Use of Funds:
Use of Funds:
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Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Florida Department of Education (Rev 3310)
Reduce Estimated Revenue Based on FEFP
4th Calculation
Safe Schools Proj. 3010
Reading Instruction Allocation Proj. 3640
$
$
$
(8,420,789.00)
(23,513.00)
(59,760.00)
(5,901.00)
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Reduce Estimated Revenue for Instructional
Materials Proj. 1206 Based on FEFP 4th
Calculation
$
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Increase Estimated Revenue for District
Discretionary Lottery Fund Based on
FEFP 4th Calculation
$
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Reduce Estimated Revenue for Class Size
Reduction Based on FEFP 4th Calculation
$
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Increase Estimated Revenue for Transportation Based on FEFP 4th Calculation
$
252,913.00
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
Florida Department of Education (Rev 3411) $
Increase Estimated Revenue for District Taxes
General Fund Based on FEFP 4th Calculation
159,811.00
Revenue Source:
Transfer In From Capital Outlay 2007-08 Two $
Mill Fund Balance (Rev 3630)
To offset State Revenue Reductions
5,408,500.00
Seminole County Board of Commissioners
$
(Rev 3490)
Appropriate funds for After School Driver's
Education Doris Slosberg Program Proj. 4879
67,672.46
Use of Funds:
Revenue Source:
Use of Funds:
541,928.00
(2,355,810.00)
Routine Transfer of Funds Between Budgeted Accounts: These transfers between accounts made by the
School Concurrency Funds (Rev 3490)
$
1,900.00
Revenue Source:
various cost centers. These are included in the budget amendments in order to comply with the State Board of
Appropriate funds for School Concurrency
Use of Funds:
Education Rule requiring budget amendments for any changes in the function and object amounts. This
related costs Proj. 4939
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:
General Fund Amendment 46
Source:
Fund 100 - General Fund Balance
Appropriate General Fund,Fund Balance
Use of Funds:
for:
Diesel fuel cost increases
Contingency Fund
Net Adjustment for Estimated Revenue/
Appropriations as a Result of FEFP
4th Calculation and Budget Reductions
$
$
(433,941.00)
(150,000.00)
$
772,639.00
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Capital Outlay Fund Amendment 48
Source:
Use of Funds:
Fund 367 - 2007/08 Two Mill Fund Balance
Transfer Out From Capital Outlay Funds to
General Fund, Fund 100
$
(5,408,500.00)
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ACTION ITEM:
BID OR REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL RECOMMENDATIONS
IV.G.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the recommendations for bids or requests for
proposals listed below.
Each board meeting the administration presents to the board for approval all bids, bid renewals or
extensions for products or services in excess of $25,000. All bids presented are the lowest bids that
meet advertised specifications and are made in accordance with Florida Board of Education rules and
district board polices unless otherwise noted. Approved bids will have purchase orders issued on as
needed basis.
ITEM
BID TITLE & NUMBER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Bid Award: 2200 Lumens XGA Presentation Projector, #103119
Bid Award: Copy Paper, #103121
Bid Award: Starters & Alternators, #103122
Bid Award: Automotive Batteries, #103124
Bid Award: Art Paper Supplies, #103123
Bid Extension / Renewal: Refrigeration Preventative Maintenance
& Repair, #102962
RFP Extension / Renewal: Financial Advisory Services, #103039
RFP Extension / Renewal: Retirement Planning Compliance
Services, #102989
RFP Extension / Renewal: School Internal Activities Accounts
Auditing Services, #102877
RFP Extension / Renewal: Insurance Consulting Services,
#102918
RFP Extension / Renewal: Group Benefits Agent Services,
#102992
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
AWARD AMOUNT ($)
30,520.
67,652.
Est. 34,051.
Est. 21,771.
Est. 68,176.
Est. 205,000.
Est. 20,000.
Est. 53,000.
Est. 50,907.
Est. 20,000.
Est. 125,000.
3. Fiscal Impact:
The estimated total of the bids awarded is $ 696,077. Finance Department will determine that funds
are available before a purchase order is issued.
4. Prepared by:
John Pavelchak
Exec. 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
5/27/2008
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ACTION ITEM:
AUTHORIZATION TO PURCHASE
IV.H.
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.
4.
DESCRIPTION
Change Order: Security Alarm System Monitoring Fees (Sonitrol of
Orlando, Inc.)
Reading Renewal Contracts: Success For All Reading Program (Midway,
Hamilton, and Winter Springs ES)
Agreement Renewal: Success For All Reading Program (Pine Crest and
Idyllwilde ES)
Painting Services at Pine Crest ES
5.
HVAC Cooling Tower (Lake Brantley HS)
66,240.
6.
Reading Instructional Materials (Foundation for Learning)
41,255.
7.
Change Order to Purchase Order#2189350 (Pro Spec, Inc.)
12,995.
8.
Computer Purchases
219,120.
*9.
Agreement: SuccessMaker & KnowledgeBox Software (NCS Pearson,
Inc.)
659,046.
*2.
3.
AMOUNT ($)
45,506.
29,340.
86,034.
72,000.
3. Fiscal Impact:
The total of purchase orders presented is $1,231,536. The Finance Department has determined that
funds are available to cover the amount to be encumbered.
4. Prepared by:
John Pavelchak
5. Board Meeting Date:
Exec. 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
*Materials for signature: Agreements (4)
5/27/2008
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ACTION ITEM:
FOOD SERVICE SUMMER CONTRACTS
IV.I.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Chairman to sign the contract as presented.
The Food Services Department is starting its eleventh year as a vendor to Summer Feeding Programs
and is starting its fourth year as a Summer Food Program Sponsor. This program benefits the
Summer Feeding Sponsors and the children by providing high quality freshly prepared food. It
benefits Food Services employees by providing summer employment. It benefits the school district
and the Food Services Department by absorbing most of the fixed costs that are associated with
production, allowing service to be provided to elementary students participating in the summer reading
program.
3. Fiscal Impact:
No Fiscal Impact to the District
4. Prepared by:
John Pavelchak
Exec. Director of Finance & Budget
Dan Andrews
Director of Food Services
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Operating Analysis and Contract
Materials for signature: Contract
5-27-08
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ACTION ITEM:
BUS RADIO PILOT PROGRAM: RECOMMENDATION OF
OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE
IV.J.
Item Number
That the School Board accept the recommendation of the Bus Radio Oversight Committee to
discontinue the Bus Radio Pilot program.
The Seminole County Public Schools Transportation Services requested to pilot a program offered by
Bus Radio Inc. This request was initially made at the September 25, 2007 School Board Meeting. On
October 9, 2007, the School Board of Seminole County approved an agreement with Bus Radio Inc.,
allowing for an eight (8) month, 53 bus test pilot conducted through Seminole County Public Schools
Transportation Services. The School Board of Seminole County approved the membership of an
oversight committee on October 23, 2007, expanded on November 20, 2007. The committee was
charged with reviewing Bus Radio, Inc. and asked to make recommendations regarding its content.
The committee was formed to review, evaluate and make recommendations as to the content of the
programming, which was to include advertising.
As tasked, the committee embarked on meeting, discussing, and listening to music programming aired
by Bus Radio, Inc. The committee met on the following dates:
2007 – November 5, December 3;
2008 – January 14, March 3, March 19, April 16 and May 7.
Committee members reviewed play lists, checked the online web site of Bus Radio, dialogued with
Bus Radio personnel (both at meetings and via email), and considered the programming, both music
content and advertisements.
After committee review of Bus Radio’s play lists, the general concern was the music billed as ‘ageappropriate.’ The music, in general, for the elementary level was considered acceptable, however
concerns were raised concerning the music made available at the secondary level (middle and high
school). Bus Radio plays a combination of original music, radio edits (different lyrics and/or length
than the original song releases), remix (usually involves different instruments and/or collaboration with
another artist) and Bus Radio edits. The request from the committee was made to place certain
restrictions to music played at the secondary level, such as elimination of all Bus Radio edited songs
and any songs on CD’s carrying a parental advisory when on sale in stores. The company was
unable to guarantee that they would be able to comply with these parameters. In addition, ‘live
streaming’ of current programs being played on buses was never made available as stated in earlier
meetings and contacts. Examples made available were just that – examples of programming.
Advertisers, whose messages were to be aired during programming time, were still being contacted
and secured during this pilot period, leaving an area of unknown messages and sponsors, therefore
disabling that effort of the committee to make a decision on acceptability.
The committee agrees that, in theory, Bus Radio is a good idea, and realizes that it has a popular
presence in some states. Although it appears, on the surface, to allow for more control than standard
AM/FM radio stations, further investigation revealed that much of the control our district requested is
not currently available. The idea may be worth revisiting in the future. The committee agreed by
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consensus that too many issues were not satisfactorily answered by the Bus Radio, Inc. company
personnel, leaving concerns about allowing songs and/or advertisements/sponsors being aired that
would imply School Board endorsement. At this time, the Oversight Committee recommends that at
the conclusion of the current pilot, Bus Radio no longer be used in any buses utilized by Seminole
County Public Schools Transportation Services. In addition, the committee members extend
appreciation to the efforts of those bus drivers in the field who participated in this pilot project.
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Deputy Superintendent of Operations
Regina Klaers
Director, Community Involvement and Public Information
Kenneth Lewis
Director of Transportation
5/27/08
Attachment(s): None
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ACTION ITEM:
OLD GENEVA SCHOOL DECLARATION OF SURPLUS:
RESOLUTION 2008-04 & CONVEYANCE OF DEED
IV.K.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve and execute Resolution No. 2008-04 declaring the
Old Geneva School (Buildings 10, 12 and 14) as surplus and unnecessary for educational purposes
and authorize staff to negotiate the conveyance of the property to the Island & Village of Geneva Rural
Heritage Center, Inc., a Florida not-for-profit corporation and authorize the Chairman and
Superintendent to execute the deed of conveyance.
Based on the information item submitted to the Board on March 11, 2008, staff has been contacted by
the Island & Village of Geneva Rural Heritage Center, Inc. expressing an interest in transforming the
old Geneva School building into a Rural Heritage Center. This center would educate students,
community members, and others outside the community about the rural lifestyle. Since two of the
three buildings (Buildings 12 – electrical room and 14 – classroom building) were constructed in 1924
and have been vacant for nearly 20 years, they are beyond economical repair. The remaining
building, Building 10, was constructed in 1978 and is an old material storage building for the two
buildings on site. Staff deems it in the best interest of the Board to negotiate the conveyance of these
buildings and property to the Island & Village Geneva Rural Heritage Center, Inc. and recommends
approval of the resolution as presented.
This conveyance is deemed to be in the best interest of the public as the proposed grantee is a
community association dedicated to the preservation of the heritage of the community of Geneva. The
deed will be subject to a reverter in the event the corporation should be dissolved or cease to be a notfor-profit corporation.
3. Fiscal Impact:
There will be no fiscal impact to the district.
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Cindy Jordan, Project Coordinator
Ned Julian, Attorney, Legal
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in yellow book: Resolution No. 2008-04 & Deed of
Conveyance
Materials for Signature: 3 Originals of Each, Resolution No. 2008-04 &
Deed of Conveyance
5/27/08
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ACTION ITEM:
CAMERON HEIGHTS PROPERTY: APPROVAL OF CATTLE
LEASE AGREEMENT
IV.L.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the cattle lease agreement with W. D. Ainsworth
as presented.
In February 2007, a 30 acre site was purchased in the Cameron Heights/Midway area. At that time,
cattle were located on the site. Staff has requested a lease to be executed from the cattle owner for
liability reasons. The term of the agreement is $1.00 for one year and shall automatically extend for
successive yearly renewals upon the same terms and conditions until cancelled by either party. The
cattle grazing on this property is beneficial for the upkeep of the site.
3. Fiscal Impact:
The fiscal impact associated with this action will be a net gain of $1.00 per year.
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Deputy Superintendent/Operations
Cindy Jordan, Project Coordinator
Back-up not in yellow book: Cattle Lease Agreement
Attachment(s): None
Material for signature: 3 Cattle Lease Agreements for Signature
5/27/08
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ACTION ITEM:
LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY POOL: SELECTION
COMMITTEE’S RECOMMENDATION FOR DESIGN/BUILD
TEAM AND APPROVAL OF CONTRACT
IV.M.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the selection committee’s recommendation and contract in the
amount of $2,140,000 to provide design/build services for the Lake Mary High School Community Swimming
Facility project with the team of Perry-McCall Construction, Incorporated.
On March 20, 2008 the selection committee for the Lake Mary High School Community Swimming Facility
interviewed two firms for design/build services. Three firms were short listed however, one firm (Southern
Construction Group) withdrew from consideration prior to the interview. The selection committee members were:

Barry Gainer, School Board Member
Ruth Jayson-Polk, Business Advisory Board
Michael McLean & Joe Abel & Randy Morris, Seminole County
Gary Brender & Colin Morgan (For John Litton), City of Lake Mary
Walt Morgan, Lake Mary High School (For School Principal)
Fred Tyler, Lake Mary High School
Frank Schwartz, LMHS Booster Club
Tara Chamberlain & Randy Morris, LMHS Parents
Jay Taylor, Supervisor of Construction
As permitted under the provisions of the State Requirements for Educational Facilities (SREF), the design/build
RFQ also included the public opening of sealed competitive proposals. The following are the results of the
committee ranking along with the competitive proposal amount:
Ranking
Design/Build Team
Proposal
1.
Perry-McCall Construction, Inc.
$2,585,327.00
2.
Clancy & Theys Construction Co.
$2,989,487.00
The advertised construction budget for this project was $2,140,000. As established in the tri-party agreement
approved by the board on September 25, 2007, reimbursement of funds for the project includes; Seminole County
- $1,200,000, City of Lake Mary - $300,000, LMHS Booster Club - $400,000. $240,000 will be funded through
SCPS local capital improvement funds to provide changing/restroom facilities and needed support operational
space. This is the equivalent cost of procuring two concrete modular structures.
The contract format used previously for the construction of the Hopper Center and Midway Safe Harbor project
has been updated accordingly and is being proposed for this project. Staff recommends approval of the
design/build contract in the not-to-exceed amount of $2,140,000 along with approval of the final selection
rankings.
3. Fiscal Impact: The net fiscal impact to the District is $240,000 and is within budgeted funds.
Funding Source: 340/7400/4633/9009/8870
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Scott Stegall, Director of Capital Outlay
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Tally Sheet & Design/Build Contract
Materials for signature: Design/Build Contract Agreement (2 Originals)
5/27/08
Page 68
ACTION ITEM:
DISTRICT WIDE CONCRETE MODULAR RELOCATABLES:
GUARANTEED MAXIMUM PRICE & AMENDMENT NO. 11 TO
CONSTRUCTION MANAGER’S CONTINUING SERVICES
CONTRACT
IV.N.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) submitted
by Pro-Spec Inc., in the amount of $617,456 to complete site work for modular concrete classroom
structures at Bentley, Hamilton, Partin, Keeth, and Spring Lake Elementary Schools and execute
Amendment No. 11 to the construction manager’s current contract agreement.
The school board adopted the five year capital plan that included funds to provide component
classroom facilities at various sites. The Facilities Department developed a schedule and solicited
installation proposals from the continuing services construction manager.
Pro-Spec Inc. submitted a GMP proposal in the amount of $617,456 to complete site preparation for
installing the relocatable units. The work in the amendment includes earthwork & grading, utility
relocations and service installations (storm drainage, water, sewer, electrical, and systems),
sidewalks, and canopies. The Facilities Planning staff concur that the proposed cost is fair and
reasonable, and accurately reflects the work necessary to prepare for the installation of the structures
per applicable codes and standards. The installation should be complete by August 1, 2008.
3. Fiscal Impact:
The fiscal impact associated with this action is $617,456 and is within budgeted funds.
Funding Source: 313-7400-4633-9009-8830
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Deputy Superintendent Operations
Jay Taylor Supervisor of Construction
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Amendment No. 11 w/proposal
Materials for signature: Amendment No. 11 w/proposal (4 for signature)
05/27/08
Page 69
ACTION ITEM:
WOODLANDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DRAINAGE
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT: GUARANTEED MAXIMUM PRICE &
AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO CONSTRUCTION MANAGER’S
CONTRACT
IV.O.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) submitted
by Clancy & Theys Construction in the amount of $327,194 to install a new storm drainage system at
Woodlands Elementary School and execute Amendment No. 3 to the construction manager’s current
contract agreement.
On August 9, 2005 the school board approved a construction management contract with Clancy &
Theys, to provide construction management at risk services for district wide construction projects
under $1,000,000.
Clancy & Theys has submitted a GMP proposal of $327,194 to improve the storm sewer system at the
Woodlands Elementary School. The Facilities Planning staff concur that the proposed cost is fair and
reasonable, and accurately reflects the work necessary to improve the storm sewer system. The
project is a partnership between the district and Seminole County. The County has agreed to
reimburse the district half the cost of the project and will be acquiring the necessary off-site drainage
easement. In providing an overflow path for the retention pond, the potential for the pond to overflow
into adjacent private residences is eliminated.
The scope of work includes installation of new storm piping, connection to county storm system, repair
disturbed landscaping & paving. The work will start upon School Board approval and is scheduled for
completion by August 11, 2008.
3. Fiscal Impact:
The fiscal impact associated with this action is $327,194.
Funding Source:367/7400/4633/9009/8850
4. Prepared by:
George Kosmac
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: Amendment No. 3 & Proposal
Materials for signature: Amendment No. 3 & Proposal
5/27/08
Page 70
ACTION ITEM:
LAKE ORIENTA ELEMENTARY ADDITIONS & RENOVATIONS:
REDUCTION OF RETAINAGE
IV.P.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve the reduction of retainage to 5 percent on the
Lake Orienta Elementary Additions & Renovations project.
The contractor has received substantial completion on 95 percent of the project and the remaining
portion is nearing completion. The contractor has, therefore, requested a reduction of retainage to 5
percent. The Surety Company has consented to reducing the retainage as requested.
3. Fiscal Impact:
This amount 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 Application 10 & Reduction of
Retainage from Surety
5/27/08
Page 71
ACTION ITEM:
FOREST CITY ELEMENTARY ADDITIONS & RENOVATIONS:
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 Forest City Elementary Additions & Renovations project.
The contractor, R.E. Harris Construction 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 $211,031.90.
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 $211,031.90 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 Application & Final Consent from
Surety Company
5/27/08
Page 72
ACTION ITEM:
FIELD TRIP REQUEST
IV.R.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve student attendance on the field trips listed below.
Mr. Michael Gaudreau, Principal of Seminole High School, recommends that seven Seminole High
School Odyssey of the Mind team members be allowed to attend the Odyssey of the Mind World
Tournament in College Park, Maryland, May 31-June 4, 2008. Students will depart on May 31, 2008,
and return on June 4, 2008. There is no financial impact to the cost center for this trip.
Mr. Michael Gaudreau, Principal of Seminole High School, recommends that four Seminole High
School JROTC cadets be allowed to attend the AFJROTC Summer Leadership workshop at Patrick
Air Force Base in Satellite Beach, Florida, June 7-13, 2008. Students will depart on June 7, 2008, and
return on June 13, 2008. There is no financial impact to the cost center for this trip.
Mr. Boyd Karns, Principal of Lake Mary High School, recommended that 15 Lake Mary High School
volleyball team members be allowed to participate in a volleyball tournament at Douglas High School
in Parkland, Florida, May 9-10, 2008. Students departed on May 8, 2007, and returned on May 10,
2007. There is no financial impact to the cost center for this trip.
Ms. Mary Williams, Principal of Lake Brantley High School, recommended that one Lake Brantley High
School student be allowed to participate in the National Forensics League Debate Finals in Appleton,
Wisconsin, May 24-25, 2008. The student departed on May 23, 2008, and returned on May 26, 2008.
There is no financial impact to the cost center for this trip.
Mr. Robert Lundquist, Principal of Oviedo High School, recommends that nine Oviedo High School
basketball team members be allowed to attend a basketball camp in Knoxville, Tennessee, June 1113, 2008. Students will depart on June 10, 2008, and return on June 13, 2008. There is no financial
impact to the cost center for this trip.
Mr. Robert Lundquist, Principal of Oviedo High School, recommends that nine Oviedo High School
yearbook staff members be allowed to attend a workshop in Seattle, Washington, July 18-21, 2008.
Students will depart on July 17, 2008, and return on July 21, 2008. There is no financial impact to the
cost center for this trip.
Mr. Robert Lundquist, Principal of Oviedo High School, recommends that 20 Oviedo High School
basketball team members be allowed to attend the University of Florida Basketball camp in
Gainesville, Florida, June 20-22, 2008. Students will depart on June 20, 2008, and return on June 22,
2008. There is no financial impact to the cost center for this trip.
3. Fiscal Impact:
4. Prepared by:
Walt Griffin
Exec. Director of Secondary Education
Attachment(s): None
5/27/08
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ACTION ITEM:
SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP REVISIONS
2007/2008
IV.S.
Item Number
That the School Board approve the following revisions in School Advisory Council membership for the
2007/2008 school year.
Listed below are those members to be added.
School
Name
Position
Minority/NonMinority
Reason
Lake Orienta
Ena Jackson
Parent
Minority
Addition
Deletions are as follows:
School
Name
Position
Minority/Non-Minority
Reason
Seminole
Seminole
Seminole
Seminole
Travis Pilch
Phi Yoba
John Felter
Wendy Ruskin
Instructional
Instructional
Parent
Parent
Non-minority
Minority
Non-minority
Non-minority
Resignation – non-attendance
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. Ron Pinnell
Exec. Director of Secondary Education-Middle Schools
5/27/08
Attachment(s): None
Page 74
ACTION ITEM:
WAIVERS 2008-2009
IV.T.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County approve waivers for the 2008-2009 school year.
Due to the fact that School Improvement Plans go to the School Board in November for approval,
waivers were to be submitted by April 28, 2008 for action at the May 27th Board Meeting. This was
done to give Board Members adequate review time and schools time to prepare for next year.
Continuation of Previous District Waivers unless otherwise noted as “New Waiver”
Elementary School Waivers
Heathrow
• Waive the 180 day student attendance calendar – Reduce the 180 day requirement by two days
for kindergarten students only.
Spring Lake
• Waive Conduct File: JFC, Student Conduct and Discipline Code – Student Appearance and Dress
Code - Extension of mandatory school uniforms for Pre-K through fifth grade. This was a part of
their deregulated school improvement plan since 1998.
High School Waivers
Hagerty High School – “New Waiver”
•
Waive Student Progression Plan: High Schools – Course of Study: Requirements for Graduation
II.B. - Require students to take biology, chemistry, and physics courses for graduation.
Lake Brantley High School
•
Waive Student Progression Plan: High Schools - Course of Study: Standard Diploma and
Certificate of Completion II.M. – Require students to take higher level courses within their
capabilities so that they are able to receive one of 6 types of diplomas.
•
Waive Student Progression Plan: High Schools – Course of Study: II. O. A student withdrawal
may only occur at the end of a grading period and the student may not transfer into another
weighted course in replacement for the duration of the dropped course. The unweighted
withdrawn grade with the appropriate partial credit (.5) will be included in the student’s GPA.
•
Waive Student Progression Plan: High Schools – Grading Procedures: III. B. - Grades for specific
courses: 9th grade Mentoring Council, Leadership, BPA Leadership, Business Education Directed
Study, Student Assistant, Research II (Lab Assistant), A.P. Biology Summer Institute and A.P.
Chemistry Summer Institute to be offered on a Pass/Fail basis. Passing grades will not be used in
calculating a student’s G.P.A., however, the credits earned will count towards graduation.
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•
Waive Student Progression Plan: High Schools – Grading Procedures, Grade Weighting III. C. –
Include the statement to the current grade weighting for A.P. courses, “In order to receive the
weighting for an Advanced Placement course, not only does the student have to show up to take
the A.P. examination for that course, but also give their best effort while taking the examination.”
•
Waive Student Progression Plan: High Schools – Grading Procedures, Grade Flagging III. E. –
Add the following paragraph: “If students in their senior year of high school exceed 9 unexcused
absences for a full credit class or 5 unexcused absences for a half credit class, flagging is not an
option. Consistent with the current attendance policy at LBHS, the student may make up time to
adhere to the 9 allowable unexcused absences in a full credit class and 5 allowable unexcused
absences in a half credit class. This policy applies to the student’s senior year only.”
•
Waive Student Progression Secondary Student Conduct and Discipline Code – Matrix of
Infractions and Consequences – Add the following to the code: These additional consequences
and/or changes directly affect the matrix of infractions and consequences found in the Code of
Conduct and will be used to improve the overall behavior of our students. (Five additional
consequences are listed in waiver request #6).
Lake Howell High School
•
Waive Student Progression Plan: High Schools – Grading Procedures III. B. Teachers will employ
a numerical grading system only.
•
Waive Student Progression Plan: High Schools – Course of Study, Definition of a High School
Credit II. C. - Students will earn a half credit for participation in Advisement class after four years.
Lake Mary High School
•
Waive Student Attendance (High School): Chapter 5.375.VI.D High School Credit (Adopted
4/25/06) – Any student not in attendance for a minimum of 90% of the class meeting days may not
be awarded credit unless demonstrating mastery of student performance standards in the course
of study. Credit may be reinstated where students earn a grade of “D” or better after attending
and passing a summer school course for a period of one semester. Exam exemption – students
with a combination of exemplary grades, attendance, and completion of all assignments may opt
out of the semester exam.
Lyman High School
•
Waive Student Progression Plan for High School – Course of Study, Definition of a High School
Credit II. C. - Engineering Institute students who have completed the 70 hour internship will be
awarded a grade and .5 credit to their transcript, however, it will not appear on their schedule thus
not depriving them of an opportunity to take an additional .5 credit elective.
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact to the District associated with this action.
4. Prepared by:
Dr. Ron Pinnell
Exec. Director of Secondary Education-Middle Schools
Attachment(s): None Materials for signature: None
Back-up not in agenda book: Waivers
5/27/08
Page 76
ACTION ITEM:
STUDENT ATTENDANCE CALENDAR – 2009-2010
IX.A.
Item Number
That the School Board of Seminole County adopt the 2009-2010 Student Attendance Calendar as
presented in the addendum.
The calendar committee met on May 12 and 21, 2008 to develop a calendar that is educationally
sound for students, considers the impact on family life, and satisfies the majority of stakeholders.
Members of the committee include:
Becky Dumes – Teacher, Longwood/Walker Elementary School
Karla Alston – Teacher, Rosenwald/Hopper
Michael Mizwicki - Principal, Tuskawilla Middle School
Nancy Cox – Seminole County Council Parent Teacher Association
Paul Sanchez – Executive Director, Seminole UniServ
Tracey Wight – Teacher, Rosenwald
Shaune Storch – Principal, Lake Howell High School
Regina Klaers – Director, Community Involvement and Public Information
Gay Parker – President, Seminole Education Association
Barbara Nixon – Principal, Heathrow Elementary School
Sharon O’Rear – Principal, Stenstrom Elementary School
Chi Deame – Seminole County Council Parent Teacher Association
Kathy Foulk – Seminole County Council Parent Teacher Association
Beverly Rodgers – Seminole County Parent Teacher Association
Susan Carrier – Seminole County Council Parent Teacher Association
Irene Herman, Teacher, Bear Lake Elementary School
Tim Harper, Support Supervisor, Information Services
3. Fiscal Impact:
There is no fiscal impact to the district at this time.
4. Prepared by:
Stephen Bouzianis, Director
HR Staffing, Personnel Services Systems & Operations
5/27/08
Attachment(s): Calendar to be provided in the addendum package
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INFORMATION ITEM:
SPRING 2008 WRITING+ ESSAY RESULTS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (All Students Tested)
X.A.
Item Number
The tables below provide an overview of the results of the 2008 FCAT Writing+ for all Grade 4 students in Seminole
County as compared to the scores of other districts and to the overall state average. These results indicate that
SCPS elementary school students continue to perform at very high levels.
SCPS SCORE RANKING
CENTRAL FLORIDA
17 LARGE DISTRICTS
FLORIDA
2004
2004
3+
4+
6+
2005
2
2006
2+
2007
1+
2008
2
4+
4+
4+
5+
3+
4+
4+
5+
PERCENT OF STUDENTS SCORING 3.5 and ABOVE
2005
2006
2007
2008
CH 07-08
CH 04-08
SEMINOLE
62
70
75
80
75
-5
+13
BREVARD
LAKE
ORANGE
OSCEOLA
VOLUSIA
STATE
70
60
70
49
66
69
78
66
70
58
67
74
79
73
71
63
68
76
81
79
77
68
72
78
78
70
72
61
67
77
-3
-9
-5
-7
-5
-1
+8
+ 10
+2
+ 12
+1
+8
2004
2005
CH 07-08
CH 04-08
SEMINOLE
3.5
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.8
- .1
+ .3
BREVARD
LAKE
ORANGE
OSCEOLA
VOLUSIA
STATE
3.7
3.5
3.7
3.2
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.5
3.6
3.4
3.6
3.7
4.0
3.8
3.7
3.5
3.7
3.9
3.9
3.8
3.8
3.6
3.7
3.9
3.9
3.6
3.7
3.5
3.6
3.8
NC
- .2
- .1
- .1
- .1
- .1
+ .2
+ .1
NC
+ .3
NC
+ .1
MEAN COMBINED ESSAY SCORES
2006
2007
2008
*PERFECT ESSAY SCORES
2004
SEMINOLE COUNTY
25
*Number of students scoring 6.0.
2. Prepared by:
2005
2006
2007
2008
25
40
25
42
Ron Pinnell
5/27/08
Attachment(s): None
Back-up not in agenda book: 5-Year History Percent Scoring 3.5+ and
Number of Perfect Scores
Page 78
INFORMATION ITEM:
MIDDLE SCHOOLS (All Students Tested)
X.B.
Item Number
The tables below provide an overview of the results of the 2008 FCAT Writing+ for Grade 8 students in Seminole
SCPS middle school students continue to perform at the highest levels.
SCPS ESSAY SCORE RANKING
CENTRAL FLORIDA
17 LARGE DISTRICTS
FLORIDA
2004
2004
1
2+
3+
2005
1+
3+
3+
2006
1
1+
2+
2007
1
2+
4+
2008
1
2+
3+
2005
2006
2007
2008
CH 07-08
CH 04-08
SEMINOLE
77
76
88
90
91
+1
+14
BREVARD
LAKE
ORANGE
OSCEOLA
VOLUSIA
STATE
72
66
72
63
76
72
79
71
73
67
78
75
86
79
79
81
85
83
85
81
84
81
83
86
90
83
87
82
87
88
+5
+2
+3
+1
+4
+2
+18
+17
+15
+19
+11
+16
2004
2005
CH 07-08
CH 04-08
SEMINOLE
3.9
3.9
4.2
4.3
4.4
+ .1
+.5
BREVARD
LAKE
ORANGE
3.7
3.6
3.7
3.9
3.7
3.7
4.0
3.8
3.8
4.1
3.9
4.0
4.3
4.0
4.2
+ .2
+ .1
+ .2
+ .6
+ .4
+ .5
OSCEOLA
VOLUSIA
STATE
3.5
3.8
3.8
3.6
3.9
3.8
3.9
4.0
4.0
3.9
4.0
4.1
3.9
4.2
4.2
NC
+ .2
+ .1
+ .4
+ .4
+ .4
2006
2007
2008
2004
SEMINOLE COUNTY
80
2. Prepared by:
2005
2006
2007
2008
128
159
237
372
Ron Pinnell
5/27/08
Attachment(s): None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
HIGH SCHOOLS (All Students Tested)
X.C.
Item Number
The tables below provide an overview of the results of the 2008 FCAT Writing+ for Grade 10 students in Seminole
SCPS high school students continue to perform at the highest levels.
SCPS SCORE RANKING
CENTRAL FLORIDA
17 LARGE DISTRICTS
FLORIDA
2004
2004
1+
2+
4+
2005
1+
2006
2
2007
1+
2008
1+
1+
3+
2+
5+
1+
3+
1+
2+
2005
2006
2007
2008
CH 07-08
CH 04-08
SEMINOLE
80
83
82
84
85
+1
+5
BREVARD
LAKE
ORANGE
OSCEOLA
VOLUSIA
STATE
81
73
81
70
79
76
87
71
75
71
77
79
85
70
74
73
76
78
85
75
78
75
77
79
84
75
77
73
77
78
-1
NC
-1
-2
NC
-1
+3
+2
-4
+3
-2
+2
2004
2005
CH 07-08
CH 04-08
SEMINOLE
3.9
4.0
4.0
4.1
4.1
NC
+ .2
BREVARD
LAKE
ORANGE
OSCEOLA
VOLUSIA
STATE
3.9
3.6
3.8
3.6
3.8
3.8
4.0
3.6
3.7
3.6
3.8
3.8
4.1
3.7
3.8
3.7
3.8
3.9
4.1
3.8
3.9
3.8
3.8
3.9
4.1
3.8
3.8
3.7
3.8
3.9
NC
NC
- .1
- .1
NC
NC
+ .2
+ .2
NC
+ .1
NC
+ .1
2006
2007
2008
2004
SEMINOLE COUNTY
104
2. Prepared by:
2005
2006
2007
2008
63
210
201
162
Ron Pinnell
5/27/08
Attachment(s): None
Page 80
INFORMATION ITEM:
VOLUNTARY PREKINDERGARTEN (VPK)
KINDERGARTEN READINESS RATE - COALITION
COMPARISON - PUBLIC SCHOOLS ONLY
X.D.
Item Number
Voluntary PreKindergarten (VPK) providers receive a readiness rate, which is based on children’s
performance on the three measures of the Florida Kindergarten Readiness Screener (FLKRS) – a
screening instrument given to children within the first 30 days of attending kindergarten.
The FLKRS is aligned to the VPK Education Standards and includes selected measures from the Early
Childhood Observation System™ (ECHOS™), which measures classroom readiness, and the first two
measures of the Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills™ (DIBELS™), which measures both
sound and alphabet recognition.
To calculate the readiness rate, each part of the screening tool is assigned a percentage based on the
number of children ready for kindergarten. For example, if eight out of 10 children are ready for
kindergarten on the ECHOS™, the VPK provider would receive 80 percent. The sum of all three
screening results is totaled to establish the readiness rate of the VPK provider. The highest rate a
provider could receive is 300 (100 percent for each of the three screening tools).
On February 19, 2008, the State Board of Education established the 2006-07 Voluntary Prekindergarten
(VPK) Provider minimum Kindergarten Readiness Rate. This is the second year the State Board has set
a VPK Provider minimum Kindergarten Readiness Rate. All VPK providers that earned a readiness rate
of 211 or higher out of 300 possible points are considered satisfactory providers of the VPK program.
Attached is a Coalition Comparison (Central Florida) for public school classes only reflecting the following
percentages:
Low Performing Providers (Scores less than 211)
Providers at Mid-Range (Scores from 211 to 255)
Providers at High Range (Scores from 256 to 300)
Seminole County Public Schools had 0% low performing classes and the highest percentage of classes
at high range.
2. Prepared by:
Marjorie Murray
Dr. AnaLynn Jones
PreKindergarten Coordinator
5-27-08
Attachment(s): VPK Kindergarten Readiness Rates 2006-2007
Page 81
VPK KINDERGARTEN READINESS RATES 2006-2007
COALITION COMPARISON -- PUBLIC SCHOOLS ONLY
Brevard
Lake
Orange
Osceola
Seminole
Volusia/Flagler
Total number
of providers
25
16
65
18
16
6
Total # less than 211
1
1
4
1
0
2
4%
6%
6%
6%
0%
33%
Total 211 - 255
17
10
40
12
7
4
Total 256 - 300
68%
63%
62%
67%
44%
67%
7
5
21
5
9
0
28%
31%
32%
28%
56%
0%
Low Performing Providers (Scores less than 211)
40%
30%
20%
10%
33%
4%
6%
6%
6%
0%
2006-2007
0%
Brevard
Lake
Osceola
Orange
Seminole
Volusia /
Flagler
Percentage of Providers in Mid-Range
(Scores between 211 to 255)
80%
68%
63%
62%
67%
44%
67%
Brevard
Lake
Osceola
Orange
Seminole
Volusia /
Flagler
60%
40%
20%
0%
2006-2007
Percentage of Providers at High Range
(Scores of 256 to 300)
60%
50%
40%
56%
28%
31%
32%
28%
Brevard
Lake
Osceola
Orange
0%
30%
20%
10%
0%
2006-2007
Seminole
Volusia /
Flagler
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INFORMATION ITEM:
REGISTRATION FOR VOLUNTARY
PREKINDERGARTEN
X.E.
Item Number
The attached table provides a status report of the Seminole County Public Schools Voluntary
PreKindergarten (VPK) registration for school year 2008-2009 and summer 2008. The columns
represent the number of children enrolled, the number of slots available by school site and the number of
children on a waiting list by school site.
Evans Elementary and Highlands Elementary are new site openings for school year 2008-2009.
2. Prepared by:
Marjorie Murray
Dr. AnaLynn Jones
PreKindergarten Coordinator
05/27/08
Attachment(s): Voluntary PreKindergarten Public School Enrollment
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Voluntary PreKindergarten Public School Enrollment
School Year 2008-2009
Summer 2008
School
Altamonte
Casselberry
Eastbrook
English Estates
Evans a.m.
Evans p.m.
Forest City
Hamilton
Highlands
Idyllwilde
Lake Orienta a.m.
Lake Orienta p.m.
Lawton
Layer full day
Layer a.m.
Layer p.m.
Lyman a.m.
Lyman p.m.
Pine Crest full day
Pine Crest a.m.
Pine Crest p.m.
Seminole a.m.
Seminole p.m.
Spring Lake
Sterling Park
Wicklow
Total
# enrolled
# avail.
# waiting
10 (FULL)
15
18(FULL)
18
8
3
18 (FULL)
13
1
18 (FULL)
15
11
18 (FULL)
12
15
3
9
11
14
11
7
18 (FULL)
6
18 (FULL)
11
10 (FULL)
311
0
21
0
0
10
15
0
5
17
0
3
7
0
6
3
15
9
7
4
7
11
0
12
0
7
0
159
6
0
2
0
0
0
8
0
0
3
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
5
Total Capacity
470
SUMMER 08
Winter Springs
Wicklow
29
33
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INFORMATION ITEM:
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION
X.F.
Item Number
The Grove Academy is a residential facility for students that have been committed for at least a semester
by their parents or the courts for drug/alcohol abuse. Three SCPS teachers provide the continuing
education experience and a paraprofessional position that helps in the classroom and does the record
keeping. A reading coach and a Title I teacher provides services for these students to help with their
needs. This is a regular 180-day school year with grades and credit given to those students that complete
course work during their stay. For the school year 07-08 we have served 138 students from across
Florida. This year a higher percentage of students took the FCAT. We have had one GED recipients and
one High School Diploma issued during the 07-08 school year.
Eugene Gregory/Consequence Unit is a facility that is run in cooperation with the Sheriff’s Department as
a 240-day school year. These students are either on probation or have come from a leveled program
within the state and are ready to return to their home school. We have three teachers that teach basic
high school courses for credit towards graduation. A reading coach, two ESE teachers and a transition
teacher provide needed help to our students. During the 07-08 school year, we have served 299 students
at this program. To round out this successful facility we have a secretary and an assistant. We have had
two students take the GED and are awaiting the results. Another student passed the GED and his FCAT
and has a regular High School Diploma awarded to him. This year a higher percentage of students took
the FCAT.
The Intake Unit is for those students that are awaiting adjudication and can not go to their zoned school.
We have a teacher that helps with remediation and class work while they are at this program. An ESE
teacher and reading coach are at the teacher’s disposal for suggestions and help in making sure these
students are doing course work that they need.
The Juvenile Detention Center is a secure facility that is run with Department of Juvenile Justice rules and
regulations. The district provides four teachers that work a 240-day school year in compliance with DJJ
standards. During the 07-08 school year, we have served 910 students. They provide remediation, course
work, life skills and a CCC lab for the students that have found themselves in this environment. This year
a higher percentage of students took the FCAT.
The John Polk Alternative School is a classroom that is provided for students that are not adults and are
in the correctional institution convicted as an adult. A SCPS teacher provides remediation, computer
based courses and GED practice to these students in jail on a 180-day regular school calendar. We have
served 31 students during the 07-08 school year. This year a higher percentage of students took the
FCAT.
South Seminole Hospital has a class for students that have been placed in the hospital. We provide ESE
services and a reading coach for support. The class size numbers from 1-18, and varies by age. During
the 07-08 school year, 462 students have been served during an average stay of 2-3 days. This program
is a 240-day school year.
Boys Town is a residential facility that has students placed there by CINSFINS, the courts and in some
cases their parents. We provide ESE services and a reading coach for support at this 180-day school
calendar program. We have served 131 students during the 07-08 school year. This year a higher
percentage of students took the FCAT.
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TAPP has served 152 students this year. Fifty-nine babies were also part of this program during the 0708 school year. Teenage Parent Program provides resources for young parents within their community.
SCPS supports these girls in the continuation of their education at their zoned school. Care coordination,
nutrition, pre and postnatal health assessments are some of the components of the program’s benefits to
teenage parents.
GOALS and GUYS, which were closed by DJJ in October of 2007, had served a total of 107 students at
these mid-level secured residential programs. These programs had three students pass the GED and one
student passed the GED and FCAT, receiving a regular high school diploma.
During the 07-08 school year, the Alternative Education Department and Elementary Education worked
together to establish an alternative program for elementary students that are habitually in trouble or have
committed serious infraction(s). Providing these students with a small classroom situation and needed
counseling at Hopper Center will hopefully give them the direction and help needed to transition back into
their zoned school.
Remote Locations have been established in two of Sanford communities. SCPS has shared their Nova
Net licenses with outreach programs, Midway Safe House and Velma Williams Community Center. This
initiative will give students, who have dropped out of school, an opportunity to earn credits towards the
completion of their high school diploma during the evening and weekend hours.
2. Prepared by:
Exec. Director of Secondary Education, Walt Griffin
Principal of Alternative Sites, Martin Kirsch
5/27/08
Attachment(s): None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
INFORMATION SYSTEMS UPDATE
X.G.
Item Number
This information item is an update on several IS Department projects:
1. High-Speed Network Build-Out
During the past school year, we have added the following schools to our high-speed network:
Middle Schools: Sanford, Jackson Heights, Indian Trails
Elementary Schools: Goldsboro (Microwave), Winter Springs, Keeth.
In addition, Wilson, Sabal Point, Wicklow, Hamilton and the Annex are awaiting only the final connection
before going on the county fiber.
This program has been funded by a combination of Microsoft Settlement money and eRate dollars. This
year and next, the district is adding some capital dollars into the funding mix. Like all program budgets,
however, this one will likely be reduced, which could slow progress in 2008-2009. In addition, the county
budget for the crews that do the final connections has also been affected by the decline in state funding
levels. The list of schools for 2008-2009 – currently under discussion – will reflect all of these realities.
2. Server Virtualization
Server virtualization has been completed at all middle and high schools and about one-half of our
elementary schools. Virtualization is running one or more virtual machines (VMs) on one physical
machine, and is a well-established and widely accepted practice in the Information Technology world.
Virtual machines are used to consolidate the workloads of several servers. The typical ratio in our
implementation is one new virtual server to every three existing servers. Server consolidation has many
benefits, including savings on hardware, energy costs, and administration of the server infrastructure.
Savings on hardware alone approach 50% ($6,500 vs. $12,000 for one virtual environment vs. three
traditional environments).
This program will be completed at all affected schools in the 2008-2009 school year.
3. nComputing Trials
Two of the three trials conducted at three middle schools have been successful, and we are ready to
make these money-saving programs part of the district’s hardware purchase strategy for 2008-2009. The
third trial – in a classroom setting at Sanford MS – is ongoing, and results will be shared at a later date.
Trial number one is a typical thirty station computer lab. The results have been solid, and the savings
over 40% ($13,400 vs. $23,400). Trial number two is a typical middle school administrative suite, affecting
approximately 10-12 workstations. The results once again have been good, and the savings over 30%
($6,200 vs. $9,200). Note that these savings don’t reflect significant associated power & cooling savings.
While these configurations will not work in every instance, our plan is to purchase/recommend them
where applicable to stretch thin hardware budgets both at district and school levels. A bid will be
processed through Purchasing once estimated purchase volume levels are pulled together.
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4. Parent Notification Systems
The installation of 34 Parent Notification Systems funded primarily by state categorical dollars was
completed during the months of April and May. The purchase contract that was negotiated with our
selected vendor included 14 months of system maintenance, so recurring maintenance payments will not
begin until the 2009-2010 school year. That typical annual maintenance cost will be approximately $350
per school.
Later this calendar year we will begin a trial of a Substitute Calling Module that will be a part of this
vendor’s integrated platform concurrent with their Summer 2008 product release. This area has been a
sore spot for the middle, high and larger elementary schools, and it is hoped that this integrated solution
may be an alternative that we will be able to offer to them to improve this situation.
5. Zimbra
In November, our new e-mail platform, Zimbra, was installed. Recently, we completed our first product
upgrade cycle, as well. This modern platform with many new features has been very well-received,
especially at the school level, and the recent upgrade has restored most of the Outlook user features that
were missing in the initial implementation.
6. Single Domain Sign-On
The IS Operations Department is almost complete with the single domain sign-on project. This project
removes the separate instructional domain network sign-on requirement, scratching one userid/password
combination from the list of those that have to be remembered and maintained by every teacher in the
field.
1. Prepared by:
John Tracy
Chief Information Officer
5/27/08
Attachment(s): None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
ESSS HIGHLIGHTS
X.H.
Item Number
Rosenwald School
College Bound- The following seniors have been accepted to Seminole Community College:
Cytara M., Matt D., Lyndon B., Michael Q., James W.
Victory Over Violence- Eleventh grade student Alan B. won first place in the high school division in the
Victory Over Violence Poster Contest.
Rosenwald placed first in the Victory Over Violence Banner Contest for the high school division. The
students that participated in this contest were: Cytara M., Charles S., Vistoria S., Matt D., and
Macey R.
Art Display- The following students were chosen to have their art work displayed at the Seminole Town
Center: Brian A., Briana C., Stephan H., Jarvis Y., Alex R., Leroy M., Barrett A., Christian C., Tim C.,
Zach G., Santos L., Julio C., Alexis C., Charles S., Mohamed H., Anthony B., and
Victoria St. J.
Gifted Education
The Florida Frameworks for Gifted Education will be implemented during the 2008-09 school year.
This Framework provides an extensive and detailed guideline for use with existing rigorous curriculum
by enabling teachers to differentiate curriculum and instruction for gifted learners. The Frameworks
employs many process methods and tools—calling on teachers to apply strategies and tools for
creative and critical thinking, problem solving, planning and decision-making, teamwork and
collaboration, and open-ended inquiry into real-life problems and challenges. An introduction to the
Florida Frameworks was provided at Teacher of the Gifted Division Meetings this spring and will be
followed up with training again in the Fall, 2008.
2. Prepared by:
Britt Smith
Executive Director of Exceptional Student Support Services
Attachment(s): None
5/27/08
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INFORMATION ITEM:
ELEMENTARY HIGHLIGHTS
X.I.
Item Number
Bear Lake Elementary
The Bear Lake PTA hosted our Annual Spring Fling on Saturday, May 3rd. Students, parents, and
community members came out for a fun-filled day. There were carnival style games, inflatable activities,
face painting, and a dunk tank to keep the children busy. For parents, a silent auction provided wonderful
themed gift baskets, gift certificates, and amusement park tickets. Local business partners provided
demonstrations and had vendor tables throughout the campus. What a special day for families to spend
quality time together.
Geneva Elementary
Frosting anyone? Children of all ages dabbled in the art of cake decorating on May 9th as they created
Mothers’ Day cakes as part of a Partners in Education project with Publix at Riverside Landing. More
than two hundred girls and boys were as pleased as punch with their take home treats.
Off campus education is in full bloom this month as fifth graders traveled to experience the excitement of
hands on learning. Geneva school “seniors”, fifth grade, explored the natural Florida habitat of the SCPS
Environmental Studies Center on May 15-16. While “dry day” is fun, “wet day” with frolicking in the mud is
by far the students’ favorite. Their return to campus, with everyone covered in mud and happy as clams,
is truly a sight to see! On May 20th, fifth graders explored the sport of bowling at the Oviedo Bowling
Center to celebrate their “right of passage” to middle school.
Poetry Night was presented by Geneva’s second grade resident poets. Proud parents, grandparents,
siblings and friends enjoyed the creative writings and readings of these delightful students the evening of
May 20th. What a fabulous way to culminate a year of learning success.
Geneva’s Got Talent! Singers, flamenco, tap, clogging and jazz dancers, gymnasts, pianists,
cheerleaders, skateboarders, violinists, drummers, guitarists, flutists, actors, and comedians were all in
the spotlight for the Geneva Elementary Annual Talent Show. Audiences were well entertained as
students brought talent to the Mustang stage on May 22nd. Applause, applause to all participants!
Lake Mary Elementary
Kimonos were the dress of the day on Friday, May 2nd when kindergarten classes hosted a Japanese
Tea. Each classroom was its own restaurant. Kindergarten students took turns acting as hosts and
servers. All of the food received rave reviews by local critics. Hand made Japanese place mats added to
the atmosphere. The restaurants were so successful that parents had to make reservations in advance.
However, Mrs. Wright, school principal, was able to use her celebrity status to wrangle a table on short
notice. The restaurants allowed students to apply their knowledge of Japanese culture and show of their
speaking, writing, math and teamwork skills.
During the first week in May, each first grade class took a trip to the Environmental Center for a hands-on
experience with wild Florida. This was easily the favorite field trip of the year for many students. Students
went on a nature walk looking at leaves and caterpillars. Upon return to school, the first graders had
sharp eyes looking out for the types of plants and caterpillars in the school butterfly garden.
Kindergarteners have also been learning about caterpillars and butterflies. Each class has followed at
least one caterpillar through metamorphosis. Students observed and noted when and how long each
stage of metamorphosis occurred. Mrs. Johnston’s class was quite surprised when several caterpillars
made a weekend jailbreak. The final escapee was found two days later after having crawled the length of
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two classrooms! The caterpillar’s return was celebrated with the bestowal of the name Hercules. Though
they had names and were loved by students, all of the butterflies were released into the school butterfly
garden to enjoy a full life. Everyday students check the butterfly garden for their Painted Lady and
Monarch butterfly friends.
The Lake Mary Elementary community celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week from May 5th through May
9th. The week began with a delicious catered breakfast compliments of the administration. Students
presented homemade cards, flowers and gifts to show their appreciation. On Wednesday, Liz Knight and
the cafeteria crew provided a barbeque lunch for all staff members. Administration gave each teacher a
school tote bag on Thursday. PTA held daily drawings for gift cards to fabulous local businesses,
provided appetizers on Wednesday afternoon, and gave teachers a Target gift card on Friday. By Friday,
teachers were happy to use their new tote bags to carry home their treats!
On Friday May 9th, fourth and fifth graders enjoyed a music presentation by the Asian Cultural
Association. The dance presentation focused on the geography and cultures of Asia. Students agreed
that musical dance was a great way to learn.
The music continued on May 13th as the chorus and band preformed for the school. The annual end-ofthe-year concert included choral selections from High School Musical II and favorite Disney songs. The
band played several jazz selections and a variety of tunes that highlighted each section. Friends and
family attended an evening concert the same day. Musical director, Amy Gonzalez, and band and chorus
members celebrated the year’s hard work and accomplishments on May 15th at a skating party at the
RDV sports complex.
May 16th was a day of celebration for fifth grade students at the DARE graduation. Fifth grade students
spent the spring semester studying the drug abuse resistance education curriculum with Officer Crawford
of the Lake Mary Police Department. To be a DARE graduate, students were required to complete an
essay about what they learned about peer pressure, coping with the difficulties of adolescence, and the
dangers of drug abuse. Friends and family attended this exciting event.
Kindergarten students held a dress rehearsal of the musical program Roots and Shoot, at the
Renaissance Nursing Home. Residents at Renaissance were an attentive, affirming audience while
nervous kindergartners worked through stage fright. Students were delighted at the opportunity to be
good neighbors by visiting the local nursing home. A formal performance was held at the school on May
22nd and was open to all kindergarten parents. Along with awards ceremonies in the classrooms, May
22nd was a day for celebrating this important and exciting kindergarten year.
PTA hosted quite a party, Wednesday, May 21st. Students who were on the honor roll at least one time
this school year were recognized. Affirming the school’s commitment to academic excellence, PTA
cheered on the hard working honor students and celebrated another year of learning.
The construction of the intermediate building is progressing nicely. It is exciting to see it take form as the
workers have installed awnings, windows, and even started landscaping!
During the week of May 5th through May 9th Teacher Appreciation Week was celebrated at Lake Orienta.
PTA provided a week of special recognition for the wonderful, hard working teachers. Students wrote on
paper apples why they appreciate their teachers and made “apple chains” to display in the front office.
On Friday, April 25th the “Strength Team” came to Lake Orienta to speak with fourth and fifth graders
about bullying, peer pressure, and being a successful adult. Students were captivated as the team bent
rod iron and tore a phone book in half; but more importantly, students were motivated to be confident in
themselves.
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Fourth grade FCAT Writing+ scores are in and we are ecstatic! This is the gate keeper for Lake Orienta
to make AYP and the calculations look great!
Longwood Elementary
Longwood Elementary went on a “Reading Road Trip” at the Scholastic Book Fair from April 21st through
April 25th in the media center. The Book Fair offered books and educational products, including new
releases, award-winning titles, children’s classics, interactive software, adult books and current
bestsellers from more than 150 publishers.
The Book Fair Family Night was on April 24th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Families listened to featured
author, Heather Dakota, as she discussed what life is like as an author. Her books were made available
to purchase and were signed after her presentations. Family night included door prizes and dinner
sponsored by PTA.
The Longwood Student Council created a beautiful, landscaped Giving Tree Garden. The Student
Council sponsors received a grant from The SCPS Foundation and created a place where students, staff,
and parents can go to read and enjoy. Posted in front of the Giving Tree Garden is a sign where daily
positive messages are posted to uplift and encourage students to make good choices.
Skate Night was held on May 8th at Semoran Skate way. This was the last skate night event of the year
hosted by PTA. The fun outing serves as part of the outreach program to families and students to
increase parental involvement. Attendees received door prizes and Mrs. Uliano’s class received the silver
skate award for the highest attendance.
On May 23rd, Longwood PTA sponsored Bingo Night, another Family Fun Night event. Everyone had a
blast and a capacity crowd of families attended who were anxious to shout “bingo!”
Wicklow Elementary
Mariah Ruffin, Wicklow’s Disney Dreamer and Doer was selected as one of the Top 100 Dreamer and
Doers this year. Mariah has been at Wicklow since kindergarten. She is vice president of Student Council,
on the Yearbook Committee, and a member of SECME. Outside of school she volunteers and
participates in a dance company. Her mother was recognized as Wicklow’s School Related Employee of
the Year and her grandmother, Carolyn Hevey, works in the Human Resources Department at the
Educational Support Center.
Kevin Kennett, fifth grader, was selected as a recipient of the Seminole Association of School
Administrators’ Phoenix Award for 2008. This award recognizes students who overcome obstacles and
hardships and demonstrates qualities of a good citizen. He will be recognized at the SASA banquet on
May 29th.
2. Prepared by:
Beverly F. Perrault/Geraldine D. Wright, Ed.D
Executive Directors of Elementary Education
5/27/08
Attachment(s): None
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INFORMATION ITEM:
HIGHLIGHTS - MIDDLE SCHOOL
X.J.
Item Number
TEAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Members from our Latin Dance Club were invited to dance at the Hispanic Business and Consumer
EXPO. Their performance was exceptional and very well received.
Five Teague students were represented at the Florida State Science and Engineering Fair
The Teague Mixed Ensemble was selected, by audition, to perform at Disney in The Magic Kingdom.
The Teague concert band participated in the District 6 Music Performance Assessment in Daytona Beach
and received a rating of Superior. They were the only band to receive the highest rating obtainable.
Ms. Karen Neukamm, eighth grade math teacher, received a mini grant to purchase materials for math
classes. Mr. James Hall, sixth grade science, also received a grant for a project on solar systems. A
grant to benefit our band, chorus, and art departments was received as well.
Fifty of Teague’s ROTC students participated in a competition at Greenwood Lakes, receiving first place
in color guard and physical fitness. They earned third place in the exhibition drill, the platoon, drill and the
squad drill.
TUSKAWILLA MIDDLE SCHOOL
Congratulations are extended to the Tuskawilla Middle School students who qualified and participated in
the 2008 History Fair that was held in Tallahassee, Florida, on May 1st – 3rd. The state team included:
Brandon Arevalo, Tessa Barrett, Elena Cox, Hanna Croll, Michael Ikegami, Breanna Nelson, Emma
Parker, Andy Smith, Evan Terry, Heather Walton, Kieran Wilson, and Alana Wolfe. Those who received
awards at the state level included:
2nd Place State – National Qualifier:
Kieran Wilson – Jr. Historical Paper on the Florida Everglades – Teacher: Ms. Rebekah Moore,
3rd Place State:
Elena Cox and Hannah Croll - Group Documentary on the Bald Eagles – Teachers: Ms. Natalie
Gavarrette and Ms. Antoine Lafontant
Top 8 in State:
Tessa Barrett - Jr. Individual Performance – Teacher: Ms. Rebekah Moore
Special Prize Award Winners:
Emma Parker -Space History on Antarctica – Teacher: Ms. Rebekah Moore
Kieran Wilson will travel to Maryland, along with Ms. Natalie Gavarrette who is the acting coordinator for
the State of Florida at nationals this year.
A community-wide “Extreme Exchange Extravaganz” was held on April 29, 2008. The well-received
event included numerous family activities:
9 signing up for summer reading activities;
9 exchanging old books for "new" books which are great for fun summer reading;
9 high lighting the school-wide reading book, HOOT, by Carl Hiaasen;
9 Having a “Scholastic Book Fair.”
A “School-Wide Spirit Week” took place from April 21 through April 25, 2008. A summary for the week
reflects a wide array of events that included the participation of students and adults. The events included:
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Monday-Spirit Day- Emphasis was placed on wearing the school colors of blue and gold.
Tuesday-Green Day and Earth Day- Participants were encouraged to wear their special crazy hat
and to donate $1 to the Marie Taylor; $285 was raised.
Wednesday-Nerd Day- Teachers and students dressed up to vie for movie prizes from Blockbuster
movies.
Thursday-Backwards ‘n Crazy Day- For a change of pace students wore clothes in layers,
backwards, and topped it off with crazy hair. Some dressed like their favorite administrator with the
full complement of an ironed shirt, tie, badge, etc. Friday brought the week to a conclusion with a
Hawaiian Cultural Concert for each grade level. Professional performers from Universal Studios
displayed costumes, dances, and acrobatic skills for all students. The TWMS Jazz Band played for
the audience and impressed their listeners with their skills.
TABULA DIGITA-Dimension M April Winners
Tabula Digita is the creator of an immersive virtual world called DimensionM - a world in which students
work competitively and collaboratively to solve mathematics in a 3D virtual environment. Students can
play with and against students from their school, our district, and across the country, as well as, compete
in virtual tournaments. Five of our middle schools have been piloting this program since January 2008.
Once again, Seminole County students dominate the Tabula Digita/Dimension scene! Our students that
had the highest monthly gain for April are:
Markham Woods - Carlton Clinkscales
Lawton Chiles - Carolyn Bouwens
Milwee - Bridget Phelps
Tuskawilla - Daniel Pinzon
Sanford - Eric Mooney
Again, this month, eight of the top ten players in the nation are Seminole County students! They are (in
order of placement):
1. Michael Rodwell, LCMS, "hulkra"
2. Carolyn Bouwens, LCMS, "wildgirl"
3. Stephan Hartig, LCMS, "40626gn"
4. Christopher Couts, SMS, "mathwiz1"
5. Andrew Amrhein, SMS, "82274gn"
7. Esmail Miyanji, MKMS, "shmeel"
8. Robert Hulsey, TWMS, "5424gn"
9. Ramiro Diaz, TWMS, "ipod_winner"
(6th and 10th places were not Seminole County Public Schools students)
So, now the race for May and the last of the Ipods begins. Congratulations to the schools that are now in
the top 10 national leader board for schools - Lawton Chiles is #2; Sanford is #3; Markham Woods is #5;
and Tuskawilla is #8.
2. Prepared by:
Ron Pinnell, Ed.D.
Attachment(s): None
5/27/08
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INFORMATION ITEM:
HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS
X.K.
Item Number
CROOMS ACADEMY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Integrated Science
In conjunction with the Central Florida Zoo, the Integrated Science class has been creating a walking tour
for the zoo. The students organized the animals into groups based on their location at the zoo. After
researching the animals, they wrote and recorded a script that included interesting facts about the
animals. This recording was transferred to the I-pods that the zoo purchased for the walking tour.
Drama Club
The Drama Club performed a “Night of Comedy”, six original acts written by Alex L. on April 18.
Performers included Chad A., Jordyn S., Stephanie R., Jamie E., Emily A., and Michaela C.
BPA
Congratulations to Christopher K. for placing 3rd in Information Concepts at the National Business
Professionals of America competition held in Reno, Nevada. Amanda C., Justin T., Victor M., Shaun M.,
Craig V., Jonathan M., Kate W., Darshan S., Suhaylah S., Vicky M., and Ishan S. also qualified to
participate in the competition.
Video Production Team
Congratulations to the Crooms Video Production team for placing 2nd in the district competition for their
video “Responsibility.” Members of the team include Crystal R., Alex L., Christopher C., Max B., Alejandro
F., and Will A.
Crooms Explorers
The Crooms Explorers will host the “I Promise”, an abstinence event, on Monday, May 19. Miss Virginia
2002 will be the guest speaker and prizes will be distributed to the participants. We are expecting about
200 youth participants between the ages of 13-18.
Blood Bank
Crooms Student Council sponsored a Blood Drive on May 2. The Blood Bank registered 70 students and
54 units of blood were donated. Thank you to Oscar T., Melanie J., Kristin C., and Kat L. for organizing
this event.
LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Lake Brantley High School would like to take this opportunity to highlight all of our athletic teams, team
members, clubs and staff members’ accomplishments for the 2007-08 school year.
Fall Athletics
We congratulate Sparky Sullivan, Ryan Graham and Robert Land for being selected to play on the 1st
Team All Conference; Alec Berry to play on the 2nd Team All Conference and C.J. Kelly for honorable
mention. The team completed their winning season by placing 1st in district and 3rd in region.
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Congratulation to the girls’ golf team: placed 3rd in the Seminole Athletic Conference, 3rd place district
and 5th place region. We also congratulate Jennifer So for being selected to 1st Team All Conference and
Molly Peel for 2nd Team All Conference.
The LBHS swimming and diving team finish their season with the girls’ team placing 1st at conference and
district and 2nd region. Individual awards are as follows: Sara Bateman broke the state 100-yard
backstroke, she finished 1st in the 50-yeard free style for the second year in a row and was selected
Central Florida Swimmer of the Year. Jordan Smith and Samantha Davis were selected to the All Central
Florida Team. The boys’ team finished their season placing 4th at conference and 8th at district. We
congratulate all on an outstanding season.
The LBHS cross country team finish their season with the girls’ team placing 4th at conference, 6th at
district and 12th region. Darcie Stahlet placed 9th overall at the district meet. The boys’ team place 4th at
conference and 10th at district.
Our girls’ volleyball team finished their regular season with a 19-10 record. The team also placed 4th at
conference and 3rd at district. Individual highlights are as follows: Emma Willis was selected to the 2nd
Team All Conference, Erica Reed and Devon Wucherer received honorable mention. Way to go team!
LBHS bowling team finished their season with the girls’ team placing 6th at conference and district and the
boys’ team placing 5th at conference and districts. Individual accomplishments: Ben Crowell bowled the
first 300 game in the history of Seminole County.
The football team finished their regular season with a 9-2 record form there they went to conference
winning 7-0 and to top the season they achieve the title of district champs with a score of 4-0. Way to go
team!
Our slowpitch softball team finished the season with a 16-7 record and placed 2nd in the Central Florida
Slowpitch Championship Tournament! Lauren Miller and Ashley Cline were named First Team All
Conference; Kristen Millar, Taylor Bright, and Ashley Sacco were named Second Team All Conference;
Lauren Miller was given our 2007 Most Outstanding Player award; Ashely Cline was given our 2007 Most
Outstanding Hitter award Ashley Sacco was given our 2007 Defensive Player of the Year award; Shelby
Rohal was named our 2007 Rookie of the Year and Kaitlin Murphree was given our 2007 Patriot award!
The LBHS boys’ basketball team finished the season with a 17-12 record and district runner-ups.
Winter Athletics
LBHS girls’ soccer team completed their season with a 4-17-1 record, district 3-7-0 (4th place) and
conference 2-4-1 (5th place). Kelsey Mitchell was selected to the 1st All Conference team and Kayleigh
Gardiner and Jaime Phipps received honorable mention. Kayleight Gardiner will go on to play soccer for
the University of West Florid and Kelsey Mitchell for Virginia Tech. We congratulate the soccer team and
give Kayleight and Kelsey a special congratulation for their individual accomplishments.
The boys’ soccer team finished their season with an overall 8-11-4 record, district record of 1-7-2 and
conference record of 3-4 (tie for 3rd place). Jeremy Crumpton was selected to the 1st All Conference
team, Estaban Andrade was selected to the 2nd All Conference team and Will Cunningham and Josh
Darroch received honorable mention.
The boys’ basketball team finished their season with an overall record of 17-12 and placing 2nd in District
with a Lost to Winter Park in playoffs.
Lake Brantley's baseball team advanced to the state tournament, which took place May 16-17. The final
score of the first game was Lake Brantley 11, Goleman High School 0. The final game of the playoffs,
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Lake Brantley faced Park Vista High School and won the state championship with a score of 4-1. We
congratulate team members and coaches for an outstanding season.
The Lake Brantley wrestling team finished their season with the varsity team final record of 18-6 and the
JV team with an 11-1 record. The team advanced to the region tournament where they finished in 11th
place. The wrestling team passed a school milestone with their 300th win in school history this year.
Individual awards: Ben Berlant and Ben Abbott were district champions, Ben Abbott and Ryan
VanValkenburg placed 3rd in region and qualified for state tournament.
Our girls’ weightlifting team finished their season with an overall record of 4-5, finished in 5th place in the
conference and qualified two for the sectional meet, Lauren Smith and Amanda Cole.
Spring Athletics
The Lake Brantley girls’ Lacrosse team finished the season as district and conference champs and made
it to the State Semi-Final (Final 4). Team member Jaclyn Melicharek was selected Central Florida Player
of the Year.
The boys’ Lacrosse team finished the season as district and conference champs and made it to the State
Finals (2nd in State). Team members Jake Bernhardt was selected Central Florida Player of the Year and
Jake and Jesse Bernhardt were selected US Lacrosse All-Americans.
Boys’ track team members Neamen Wise was conference champ in the 300 and 110 Hurdles, district
champ in the 300 and 2nd in the 110, regional champ in the 300 and 3rd in the 110, and 3rd in the state in
the 300 and 6th in the 110. Andrew Lahayee was conference, district, regional, and state champion in the
Pole Vault.
Girls’ track team members Azura Robillard was conference champ in 800 and qualified for the state meet
and the 4x800 relay team was conference champ.
Girls’ water polo team finished their season as conference and district champions.
Boys’ tennis team members Adam Straka made Second Team All Conference for boys tennis and Mike
Shea made honorable mention.
Clubs, Groups, and Organizations
Lake Brantley Love Letter's Pals have been busy making cards and gifts for critically ill children meeting
twice a month. So busy in fact, we delivered 215 cards to Arnold Palmer over Thanksgiving break. The
cards are handmade and send uplifting messages to the children who really love to hear from high school
students. It's a lot of fun making them and many, many more are needed as hundreds of children are
admitted to local hospitals every month. Keep up the good work LBHS Love Letters!
National Business Professional Conference
May 6-10 Kaitlyn Chana and Stephanie Asher attended the National Business Professionals of America
Conference. Kaitlyn placed 4th in the nation in Advanced Interview. She also conducted a workshop on
Love Letters--Random Cards of Kindness, which was attended by over 200 students and advisors.
Stephanie is the State of Florida BPA President. She had numerous responsibilities at the conference
and was instrumental in working on the campaign for a Florida student who was elected to the National
Leadership Team. Kaitlyn and Stephanie proudly represented Lake Brantley and the State of Florida.
Over 5000 students and advisors attended the National Conference.
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Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)
DECA collected unused cell phones and cell phone parts to be recycled and refurbished. Almost 200
phones and parts were donated during the week of November 5-9. The collection is in support of "Cell
Phones for Soldiers." Twenty-five hour calling cards and refurbished phones will be provided to soldiers
serving overseas so that they can call their friends and family. DECA also sponsored the reception for our
Teach In 2007 participants. In support of American Education Week, DECA provided muffins to all LBHS
teachers and staff members.
Battle of the Brains - SENIORS
At the 13th Annual SCC Oviedo Battle of the Brains, Alex Horton, Lake Brantley Seniors, came in first,
successfully answering more questions than any other student there.
SCPS State Science & Engineering Fair
There were 21 LBH students representing SCPS at the State Science and Engineering Fair in Lakeland,
Florida on April 16-18, 13 LBH students represented SCPS at the Orlando Science Center Challenge on
March 15 at Orlando Science Center, and 8 students representing SCPS at Intel International Science &
Engineering Fair in Atlanta, Georgia, May 11-16.
World Language Festival
The following students represented LB in the Seminole County World Languages Festival in January and
earned a total of three superiors, five excellent and one good: Dana Tienzo (Spanish I poster entry); Amit
Saoji (Spanish I impromptu and declamation); Leanne Wiggins (Spanish I impromptu and declamation);
Molly Peel (Spanish I impromptu and declamation) and Christopher Brady (Spanish l impromptu and
declamation)
Dance Team
The LBHS dance team received a superior rating at FBA Marching District Festival and received superior
and excellent ratings at the FBA Solo and Ensemble District Competition.
Cheer Team
The Lake Brantley competition cheer team won fourth place in the state at the FHSAA Cheerleading
State Championships in the Extra Large Division. The division was made up of 20 teams from across the
state.
Peer Counseling Program
Student Chelsea Seal is the dividend for the year for Bear Lake Elementary. She is a student in Lake
Brantley's peer counseling program. She has volunteered over 154 hours at Bear Lake Elementary.
Broadcasting & TV Production
On March 14, Fred Haug, Project Director at NBC and Keith James, Director of Community RelationsBright House, were on campus to present a $1000 check to TV Production for its participation in "On the
Set--Diversity in Television." On the live "AM Show," seven students, as well as Principal Mary Williams,
accepted the accolades from NBC, New York and Central Florida Bright House. Brittany Beck was
recognized for being selected to receive a summer internship at NBC through her work in this program.
Ms. Stempler, Executive Producer, also received compliments on "The AM Show," Mr. James calling it
one of the "most professional operations seen in a high school throughout Central Florida."
TV Production II/III students are completing their Keys to Your Character videos on "Knowledge." The
competition is sponsored by Leadership Seminole, an organization of local businesses' top executives.
Two crews are competing to represent Lake Brantley in the countywide competition.
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TV Production II/III will also be working with the Altamonte Springs Police Department to create training
videos for local banks and businesses. Under the partnership agreement, these videos will help new
bank tellers recognize Elder Fraud and will help businesses avoid theft.
Lastly, the advanced students of CCTV have been working with Mrs. Laura Baker, FCAT test supervisor,
in creating proctor videos that will air during the FCAT tests. By using these tapes, all testing classrooms
will hear exactly the same instructions at exactly the same time, creating a better testing environment for
the students and the individual proctor in each classroom.
Faculty and Staff
Congratulations to Sandra Erickson for being nominated for Seminole County High School Counselor of
the Year.
Congratulations to coach Mike Smith who earned his 600th career win last Saturday in the region finals in
baseball. Coach Smith began coaching varsity baseball at Bishop Moore High School and in 1980 he
joined the Lake Brantley staff in 1986.
Congratulations to our boys’ golf team coach Dan Thompson for being selected Coach of the Year.
2. Prepared by:
Walt Griffin
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