Special School Board Meeting

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2025 9:00 AM Kathleen C. Wright Building 600 Southeast Third Avenue, Board Room Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 AGENDA FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL BOARD MEETING SPECIAL SCHOOL BOARD MEETING CAN BE VIEWED VIA LIVE STREAM OVER THE INTERNET ON THE DISTRICT'S WEBSITE (www.browardschools.com). School Board meetings will be held with Board Members being physically present and via electronic communication. This advertised Special School Board Meeting will be accessible virtually. Public Written Agenda Comments - Members of the public may submit public written comments by selecting the eComments tab at the following District webpage: https://www.browardschools.com/Page/55263. Public Written Agenda Comments must be submitted no later than 1:00 p.m. the day before the published date of the School Board Meeting or Workshop. Anonymous comments will not be accepted; therefore, written comments must include the person’s name, city of residence, and zip code. Written agenda comments may not exceed a maximum of twenty-two hundred and fifty (2250) characters. Pursuant to School Board Policy 1020, the public may speak a total of twelve (12) minutes during any single meeting, not including committee reports. Additionally, in the event a large group of individuals (ten (10) or more) sign-up to speak on any one agenda item, the Board Chair has the authority to adjust the time limit for each speaker to speak less than the three (3) minutes usually permitted or limit the overall time speakers will be heard on that item. Free guest parking is available at the southeast 3rd Avenue parking lot on all School Board meeting dates. CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ADDED / CHANGED ITEMS CLOSE AGENDA PURPOSE OF MEETING For The School Board of Broward County, Florida to conduct official business of the District, and any other items the Board deems necessary. SUPERINTENDENT'S RECOMMENDATION(S) Special School Board Meeting October 7, 2025 1

1. 2026 State and Federal Legislative Priorities Approve the proposed State and Federal Legislative Priorities for 2026. District-wide 2. Out-of-Field Teacher Approvals SY 2025-2026 Approve the Instructional Out-of-Field Teaching Assignments. District-wide. 3. RFP26-008 - Grounds Maintenance Services (Postponed from September 16, 2025, RSBM) MEMO TO VOTE DOWN Approve the Agreements for Award of Request for Proposal (RFP) RFP26-008 - Grounds Maintenance Services with the following eight (8) Vendors: 1) BrightView Landscape Services, Inc.; 2) EDJ Service, LLC; 3) Green Horizon Services, Inc.; 4) Juniper Landscaping of Florida, LLC; 5) SFM Landscape Services, LLC; 6) The Green Experts Landscaping LLC; 7) UG2 LLC; 8) W&G Maintenance Corp., and the spending authority of $11,000,000. District-wide. 4. RFP26-008 - Grounds Maintenance Services Approve the Agreements for Award of Request for Proposal (RFP) RFP26-008 - Grounds Maintenance Services with the following eight (8) Vendors: 1) BrightView Landscape Services, Inc.; 2) EDJ Service, LLC; 3) Green Horizon Services, Inc.; 4) Juniper Landscaping of Florida, LLC; 5) SFM Landscape Services, LLC; 6) The Green Experts Landscaping LLC; 7) UG2 LLC; 8) W&G Maintenance Corp., and the spending authority of $11,000,000. District-wide. Executive Summary.pdf 2026 State Comprehensive.pdf 2026 State Condense.pdf 2026 Federal Comprehensive.pdf 2026 Federal Condense 1.pdf Executive Summary.pdf Out of Field Teaching Assignments.pdf Executive Summary.pdf Financial Analysis Worksheet.pdf Agreements-8.pdf Award Recommendation.pdf OO-15 Postponed ARF.pdf Memo to Vote Down.pdf Executive Summary.pdf Financial Analysis Worksheet.pdf Agreements-8_ONLINE.pdf Award Recommendation.pdf ADJOURNMENT The School Board of Broward County, Florida, prohibits any policy or procedure which results in discrimination on the basis of age, color, disability, gender identity, gender expression, genetic information, marital status, national origin, race, religion, sex or sexual orientation. The School Special School Board Meeting October 7, 2025 2

Board also provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Individuals who wish to file a discrimination and/or harassment complaint may call the Director, Equal Educational Opportunities/ADA Compliance Department & District’s Equity Coordinator/Title IX Coordinator at 754-321-2150 or email eeo@browardschools.com. Individuals with disabilities requesting accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008, (ADAAA) may call Equal Educational Opportunities/ADA Compliance Department at 754-321-2150 or email eeo@browardschools.com. Language Interpretation/Translation Services are available for the public upon request to the Bilingual/ESOL Department by emailing ESOLRequests@browardschools.com. Any person who decides to appeal any decision made at a meeting(s) announced by this Notice with respect to any matter considered at such meeting(s) will need a record of the proceedings and for such purpose may need that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, which records testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Telephone conferencing or other telecommunications technology may be used in conducting this public meeting to permit absent Board Members to participate in discussions, to be heard by other School Board Members and the public, and to hear discussions taking place during the meeting. Notice is hereby given that two or more Board Members of The School Board of Broward County, Florida, may be participating. Special School Board Meeting October 7, 2025 3

ORIGINALStatus: 2025-10-07 Special School Board Meeting CATEGORY: L. Chief of Staff & Communications DEPARTMENT: Chief of Staff/Communications THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA Agenda Item Number: 1. Consent or Open Item: Open Special Order: NO Time for Special Order: TITLE: 2026 State and Federal Legislative Priorities REQUESTED ACTION: Approve the proposed State and Federal Legislative Priorities for 2026. District- wide RATIONALE: For the Requested Actions, Background/History, Alignment to the 2027 Goals and Guardrails, Measurable Outcome(s)/Return on Investment, and Financial Impact, please see the Executive Summary. EXHIBITS: Executive Summary 2026 State Comprehensive 2026 State Condensed 2026 Federal Comprehensive 2026 Federal Condensed Student Focus Outcomes OR • Business Operations John J. Sullivan, Chief of Staff and Communications October 7, 2025 Approved in Open Board Meeting On: John J. Sullivan, Chief of Staff and Communications Sep 30, 2025Electronic Signature Form $4189 Revised 7/24 HH/JJS School Board Chair By: BOARD ACTION: (For Official School Board Records Only) Phone: 754-321-2616Name: John J. Sullivan Phone:Name: SOURCE OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FINANCIAL IMPACT: No direct financial impact, however, this item could increase state and federal funding, relieve reliance on reserves, and improve financial stability. STRATEGIC PLAN ALIGNMENT: THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA Senior Leader & Title Signature 4

1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2026 State and Federal Legislative Priorities Board Meeting Date: October 7, 2025 Recommended Action: Approve the proposed State and Federal Legislative Priorities for 2026. Is it Statutorily Required? No District-zone Impact: District-wide. Impact if the Board Voted Yes or No - If the Board votes “Yes”: Approval of these legislative platforms will provide the District with clear, Board-adopted guidance for advocacy at both the state and federal levels. A “yes” vote empowers the Superintendent, staff, and legislative partners to advance unified priorities that strengthen funding, workforce recruitment and retention, safety, and overall student success. - If the Board votes “No”: If the platforms are not approved, BCPS risks losing alignment and influence in Tallahassee and Washington, D.C. Without clear Board direction, the District’s advocacy efforts could become fragmented, weakening its ability to secure critical funding increases, protect local governance authority, and influence legislation that directly impacts students and schools. Background/History Each year, the School Board adopts state and federal legislative platforms to guide the District’s advocacy strategy. The 2026 priorities were developed through a deliberate process, drawing from the outcomes of the 2025 legislative session, consultation with BCPS departments, and feedback provided by the School Board during workshops and meetings throughout the past year. The final documents represent a comprehensive approach that aligns both state and federal advocacy around consistent categories—funding, workforce, academic excellence, safety, wellness, and technology. The legislative platforms provide a unified framework for advancing BCPS’s interests and ensuring that Broward students have access to the resources and For more information, please contact: Name: John J. Sullivan Title: Chief of Staff and Communications Officer Phone: 754-321-2616 5

2 protections they need. They respond directly to issues that emerged in the most recent state session, including funding shortfalls, workforce shortages, safety mandates, and student support services, while also addressing federal opportunities in areas such as IDEA, Title I, school nutrition, technology, and cybersecurity. For this cycle, the School Board is being asked to approve two formats for each platform—state and federal. While both formats contain the same priorities and policy positions, they are structured and presented differently to better align with the needs of the intended audience. The comprehensive version provides full context and detail for policymakers, staff, and stakeholders requiring a deeper understanding of the District’s legislative agenda. The condensed version is designed for quick reference and ease of use during meetings, outreach events, and communication with legislators and community partners. Together, the dual formats ensure the District’s advocacy is both consistent in substance and flexible in presentation, maximizing the impact of our messaging at every level. Alignment to 2027 Goals and Guardrails All Goals, Guardrails, and Business Operations Measurable Outcome(s)/Return on Investment Approval delivers a high value return for minimal fiscal cost. A unified advocacy strategy has historically secured meaningful benefits for BCPS, including increases in the Base Student Allocation, Safe Schools funding, and federal support for technology and nutrition programs. By adopting these priorities, the Board enhances its ability to leverage state and federal resources, reduce reliance on reserves, and ensure taxpayer dollars are maximized for direct student benefit. Financial Impact, Funding Source & Budget Status There is no direct budgetary impact on the District for this agenda item. However, these legislative priorities could bring substantial fiscal relief to the District by increasing state and federal funding streams, reducing reliance on reserves to cover the current $722 million shortfall, and providing new resources. This item may strengthen the District’s financial stability while allowing more local dollars to be directed into classrooms and student services. 6

3 ACTION DATE Budgeted in Current FY Yes/No Funding Source (s) AMOUNT TERM (months) Original spending authority request N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Total Agreement Amount — — — Is this a multi-year contract? Yes / No - N/A Procurement Method N/A Impact on Schools N/A If there is an impact on schools, how will schools be selected/prioritized? N/A If Applicable: Was a Survey Conducted? What Were the Results? N/A If Applicable: Technology/Capital Expected Lifecycle/Replacement Cycle N/A If Applicable: Additional Backup: • Both platforms intentionally align under the same priority categories, strengthening consistency of message whether advocating in Tallahassee or Washington. • The District is also launching a new advocacy campaign this year, including brochures, flyers, and a website landing page to expand outreach to legislators, stakeholders, and the community. • Adoption ensures BCPS remains a leading voice among Florida’s large school districts and continues to shape education policy at both the state and federal levels. 7

Strengthening District Operations and Capital Resources • Advocate for legislation that ensures fair compensation for the use of district-owned facilities by charter schools, preserves School Board authority to assess equitable rental or leasing fees, supports responsible stewardship of public assets, and maintains local discretion in granting rights of refusal and managing the disposition of surplus properties. • Support legislation that advances fairness and consistency for all entities receiving public dollars, ensuring fairness and impartiality across funding models for traditional public schools, public charter schools, and private schools, so that all have a fair and competitive opportunity. Academic Excellence for All Students • Support the removal of statutory limitations that tie Title I eligibility thresholds to prior-year district levels or the statewide percentage of economically disadvantaged students, to allow local flexibility in expanding support to more schools in need. Retaining a High-Quality Instructional Workforce • Support legislation that extends eligibility for state-funded incentive programs to preschool teachers, ensures competitive compensation and performance-based bonuses for the instructional workforce, and promotes long-term recruitment and retention of high-quality educators. • Support legislation establishing paid family leave benefits for school district employees, recognizing that such policies improve recruitment and retention, promote employee well-being, and contribute to greater stability and continuity in the classroom environment for students. Investing in Public Education: Budget, Finance, and FEFP Priorities • Support legislation that addresses the District’s structural funding gap, as evidenced by FY 2025–26 revenues of $4.676 billion against expenditures of $5.399 billion, resulting in a $722 million shortfall that must be offset through reserves and transfers. • Support legislation that increases overall education funding to meet or exceed the national average for per- pupil expenditures and minimize impact to school districts from any proposed property tax reform. • Support dedicated funding to ensure a full-time licensed nurse in every school. • Advocate for maintaining the Required Local Effort rate to ensure stable and sufficient local funding for BCPS, supporting FEFP enhancements, and preserving the Education Enrollment Stabilization Program to prevent proration of funds to school districts. Commitment to Technology, School Safety, Security, and Wellness • Advocate for increased funding and resources for the Safe Schools and Mental Health Assistance Allocations to enhance school safety, security, and wellness. This includes strengthening preventive safety measures, enhancing security protocols, supporting ongoing training for the Guardian program, sustaining mandated security personnel in every school, and covering costs associated with agreements with partnering law enforcement agencies for School Resource Officers. • Support legislation permitting any funds allocated under SB 7026, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act, that was not utilized for the replacement of Building 12 to be redirected for the construction of a memorial off-site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. • Support legislation that strengthens the protection of student data, including governance of artificial intelligence in schools, safeguards for accessibility to minors, requirements for age verification and transparency, content filtering standards, and regulations on the collection, storage, and use of student data by technology companies. • Support legislation that provides clear guidance on the use of audio-visual recording in self-contained ESE classrooms, maintaining a neutral position on whether families opt-in or opt-out, while ensuring student privacy and aligning with increased safety measures. The following positions represent the official legislative priorities of the School Board. The Superintendent, in consultation with the School Board Chair, is authorized to advocate for additional legislation to support the District's financial sustainability and operational effectiveness. 2026 State Legislative Priorities Department of Legislative Affairs ● Telephone: 754-321-2608 The School Board of Broward County, Florida Lori Alhadeff • Maura McCarthy Bulman • Adam Cervera, Esq. • Debra Hixon • Dr. Jeff Holness • Sarah Leonardi • Nora Rupert • Rebecca Thompson • Dr. Allen Zeman • Dr. Howard Hepburn, Superintendent of Schools 8

Advocate for legislation that ensures fair compensation for charter use of district-owned facilities; preserves School Board authority to assess rental and leasing fees; supports responsible stewardship of public assets; and maintains local discretion in granting rights of refusal and managing the disposition of surplus properties—while also promoting fairness and consistency across funding models for all entities receiving public dollars (traditional public, public charter, and private schools) so each has a fair and competitive opportunity. Support legislation that addresses the District’s structural funding gap—reflected in FY 2025–26 revenues of $4.676 billion against expenditures of $5.399 billion, resulting in a $722 million shortfall requiring reserves and transfers—while increasing overall education funding to meet or exceed the national per-pupil average and minimizing the impact of property tax reform. Further, support dedicated funding to ensure a full-time licensed nurse in every school, and advocate for maintaining the Required Local Effort rate to provide stable and sufficient local funding for BCPS, protect FEFP enhancements, and preserve the Education Enrollment Stabilization Program to prevent proration of district funds. Advocate for increased funding and resources for the Safe Schools and Mental Health Assistance Allocations to strengthen preventive safety measures, enhance security protocols, sustain mandated security personnel in every school, support training for the Guardian program, and cover costs associated with School Resource Officers. Support legislation permitting any funds allocated under SB 7026, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act, that were not used for the replacement of Building 12 to be redirected toward the construction of an off-site memorial. In addition, support legislation that strengthens the protection of student data—including governance of artificial intelligence in schools, safeguards for minors, requirements for age verification and transparency, content filtering, and regulations on the collection, storage, and use of data by technology companies—and provide clear guidance on the use of audio-visual recording in self- contained ESE classrooms, maintaining a neutral position on opt-in or opt-out, while ensuring student privacy and alignment with safety measures. Support legislation that ensures competitive compensation and performance-based bonuses for the instructional workforce, and promotes long-term recruitment and retention of high- quality educators, while also establishing paid family leave benefits for school district employees to strengthen recruitment and retention, promote employee well-being, and provide greater stability and continuity in the classroom for students. 2026 State Legislative Priorities The following positions represent the official legislative priorities of the School Board. The Superintendent, in consultation with the School Board Chair, is authorized to advocate for additional legislation to support the District's financial and operational effectiveness. The School Board of Broward County, Florida Lori Alhadeff • Maura McCarthy Bulman • Adam Cervera, Esq. • Debra Hixon • Dr. Jeff Holness • Sarah Leonardi • Nora Rupert • Rebecca Thompson • Dr. Allen Zeman • Dr. Howard Hepburn, Superintendent of Schools Department of Legislative Affairs ● Telephone: 754-321-2608 Strengthening District Operations and Capital ResourcesRESOURCE PRIORITY Investing in Public Education: Budget, Finance, and FEFP PrioritiesFUNDING PRIORITY Commitment to Technology, School Safety, and WellnessPROTECTIONS PRIORITY Retaining a High-Quality Instructional WorkforceSTAFFING PRIORITY 4 4.5 5 5.5 Funding Gap Revenues Expenditures (In Billions) 9

Academic Excellence for All Students • Advocate for increased federal Title I funding and flexibility in eligibility criteria to better serve schools with concentrated poverty. • Support expanded federal investment in Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) funding to ensure full federal commitment (targeting the 40% federal share originally promised). • Increase funding for McKinney-Vento Homeless Education and Migrant Education (Title I-C) to support transportation, rapid re-enrollment, and wraparound services. • Support legislation expanding dual enrollment access through Pell Grant eligibility for high school students, particularly low-income learners. Retaining a High-Quality Instructional Workforce • Advocate for federal teacher recruitment and retention grants, particularly in high-need subject areas (STEM, ESE, bilingual education). • Request federal incentives for early childhood educators, including wage supplements, training, and professional pathways. • Expand federal support for Grow-Your-Own teacher pipeline programs targeting local graduates and paraprofessionals. • Increase Perkins V Career & Technical Education (CTE) funding to modernize programs, expand industry certifications, and strengthen pre-apprenticeship/apprenticeship pathways. Investing in Public Education: Budget, Finance, and FEFP Priorities • Advocate for an increase in federal per-pupil funding contributions through Title I, IDEA, Impact Aid, and other formula programs. • Support universal free school meals through expansion of USDA’s school nutrition programs, ensuring no student is denied access to nutritious meals. • Request increased federal E-Rate and technology infrastructure funding to close the digital divide, especially in underserved communities. • Expand long-term home internet affordability programs to complement E-Rate and ensure students have reliable off-campus broadband access. Commitment to Technology School Safety, Security, and Wellness • Support school safety legislation including Alyssa’s Act of 2025 and the Safer Schools Act. • Support the adoption of the EAGLES Act, particularly reauthorizing and expanding the National Threat Assessment Center of the Department of Homeland Security. • Advocate for enhanced federal school safety and security grants, including support for threat assessment, prevention programs, and safe learning environments. • Expand cybersecurity grants for K–12 districts, including hardware, monitoring, incident response, and staff training. • Support federal standards and grants for edtech interoperability, accessibility, AI transparency, and student data safeguards. 119th Congressional Federal Legislative Priorities Broward County Public Schools remains committed to advocating for policies and legislation that enhance the educational experience for all students. By focusing on safety, security, wellness, student achievement and the retention of a high-quality instructional workforce, we aim to create an inclusive and supportive environment that prepares our students for success in a dynamic global landscape. We urge the Congressional Legislature to consider these priorities and work collaboratively with us to achieve these goals. Department of Legislative Affairs ● Telephone: 754-321-2608 The following positions represent the official legislative priorities of the School Board. The Superintendent, in consultation with the School Board Chair, is authorized to advocate for additional legislation to support the District's financial and operational effectiveness. The School Board of Broward County, Florida Lori Alhadeff • Maura McCarthy Bulman • Adam Cervera, Esq. • Debra Hixon • Dr. Jeff Holness • Sarah Leonardi • Nora Rupert • Rebecca Thompson • Dr. Allen Zeman • Dr. Howard Hepburn, Superintendent of Schools 10

Advocate for strengthened federal investments in educational impartiality by increasing Title I funding with greater flexibility to support schools serving concentrated poverty, fulfilling the federal government’s 40% funding commitment under IDEA, and expanding support for McKinney-Vento Homeless Education and Migrant Education to ensure transportation, rapid re- enrollment, and wraparound services. Additionally, support legislation expanding dual enrollment access through Pell Grant eligibility for high school students, particularly those from low-income backgrounds. Advocate for stronger federal investments in core education supports by increasing per-pupil funding through Title I, IDEA, Impact Aid, and related programs; expanding USDA school nutrition programs to provide universal free meals; and closing the digital divide by increasing E-Rate funding, modernizing technology infrastructure, and expanding long-term home internet affordability programs to ensure reliable access for all students Support federal legislation and resources that strengthen school safety and cybersecurity, including Alyssa’s Act of 2025, the Safer Schools Act, and the EAGLES Act to expand the National Threat Assessment Center. Advocate for increased federal grants to enhance threat assessment, prevention programs, and safe learning environments, while also expanding K–12 cybersecurity funding for hardware, monitoring, incident response, and staff training. In addition, support the development of federal standards and grants for edtech interoperability, accessibility, AI transparency, and strong student data safeguards. Support federal initiatives to strengthen the education workforce by expanding teacher recruitment and retention grants in high-need areas, providing incentives and career pathways for early childhood educators, and increasing investment in Grow-Your-Own teacher pipeline programs. Additionally, advocate for enhanced Perkins V Career & Technical Education funding to modernize programs, expand industry certifications, and strengthen pre- apprenticeship and apprenticeship opportunities. 119th Congressional Federal Legislative Priorities Department of Legislative Affairs ● Telephone: 754-321-2608 The following positions represent the official legislative priorities of the School Board. The Superintendent, in consultation with the School Board Chair, is authorized to advocate for additional legislation to support the District's financial and operational effectiveness. Academic Excellence for All StudentsACADEMIC PRIORITY Investing in Public Education: Budget and Finance PrioritiesFUNDING PRIORITY Commitment to Technology, School Safety, and WellnessPROTECTIONS PRIORITY Retaining a High-Quality Instructional WorkforceSTAFFING PRIORITY The School Board of Broward County, Florida Lori Alhadeff • Maura McCarthy Bulman • Adam Cervera, Esq. • Debra Hixon • Dr. Jeff Holness • Sarah Leonardi • Nora Rupert • Rebecca Thompson • Dr. Allen Zeman • Dr. Howard Hepburn, Superintendent of Schools 11

ORIGINALStatus: 2025-10-07 Special School Board Meeting CATEGORY: H. Human Resources DEPARTMENT: Talent Acquisition THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA Agenda Item Number: 2. Consent or Open Item: Open Special Order: NO Time for Special Order: TITLE: Out-of-Field Teacher Approvals SY 2025-2026 REQUESTED ACTION: Approve the Instructional Out-of-Field Teaching Assignments. District-wide. RATIONALE: For the Requested Actions, Background/History, Alignment to the 2027 Goals and Guardrails, Measurable Outcomes(s)/Return on Investment and Financial Impact, please see the Executive Summary. EXHIBITS: Executive Sumarry Out of Field Teaching Assignm… Student Focus Outcomes Guardrail 3: School Support OR Business Operations Dr. Ernie Lozano, Chief Human Resources Officer October 7, 2025 Approved in Open Board Meeting On: Dr. Ernie Lozano, Chief Human Resources Officer Electronic Signature Form $4189 Revised 7/24 HH/JJS School Board Chair By: BOARD ACTION: (For Official School Board Records Only) Phone: 754-321-1840Name: Dr. Ernie Lozano Phone:Name: SOURCE OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FINANCIAL IMPACT: There is no financial impact to the district. STRATEGIC PLAN ALIGNMENT: THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA Senior Leader & Title Signature 12

1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Out-of-Field (OOF) Teaching Assignment Approvals FTE Survey 2 2025-2026 School Year Board Meeting Date: October 7, 2025 Recommended Action: Approve the attached list of out-of-field teaching assignments. Is it Statutorily Required? Yes, Florida Statute 1012.42, State Board of Education Rule (SBER) 6A-1.0503 District-zone Impact: District-wide Impact if the Board Voted Yes or No If the Board votes “Yes”: Voting yes keeps the School Board in compliance with State Board reporting rules and avoids any potential financial penalty. If the Board votes “No”: The District will be out of compliance, and the Auditor General of the State of Florida may impose a financial penalty per student Full Time Equivalent (FTE) for failure to report and approve out-of-field teachers prior to the conclusion of FTE Survey 2. Background/History: State Board of Education Rule (SBER) 6A-1.0503, Definition of Qualified Instructional Personnel, requires that newly identified out-of-field teachers be approved by the School Board. The teachers listed in the attached document have been identified as out-of-field for the first time. The following outlines the reasons a teacher may be recommended for out-of-field certification: • Assignment to a course outside the teacher’s certified area (e.g., a teacher certified in Chemistry assigned to teach Math). • Assignment involving a student characteristic for which the teacher does not hold the appropriate certification (e.g., ESOL, ASD, gifted). Out-of-field teachers are required to complete annual training until they obtain the appropriate certification. For more information, please contact: Name: Dr. Ernie Lozano Title: Chief Human Resources Officer Phone: 754-321-1840 13

2 The Florida Course Code Directory determines certification requirements for courses and student populations. Using this guidance, the district identifies out-of-field teachers, except for gifted assignments, which are vetted separately through Innovative Learning. Out-of-field teachers must complete required coursework until properly certified, unless covered under the Collective Bargaining Agreement (Article 4d), which allows for a one-year involuntary assignment. The specific requirements and timelines are outlined in State Board of Education Rule 6A-1.0503 and the META Consent Decree. Teachers who fail to complete the required coursework in any given year may not continue teaching in the out-of-field area and are no longer eligible for future out-of-field assignments. HR Operations informs teachers of the options available to satisfy OOF requirements through multiple notices, webinars, consultations, and virtual meetings. The district provides free professional development in ESOL, Gifted, and Reading. Key reasons for out-of-field placements include: • State Board Rules require a teacher assigned ESE ACCESS courses to be certified in each content area (e. g., Elementary Ed, English, Science, Math, Social Studies). • Teachers certified in related subject areas but not for that specific grade/subject (e.g., English 5–9 vs. English 6–12). • Critical shortage subject areas. • ESOL endorsement requirements for teachers of English language learners. • Gifted endorsement requirements for teachers of gifted students. • There are not enough courses being offered to hire a full-time teacher; therefore, the periods are covered by a teacher on staff that does not hold the appropriate certification. • Fewer students are graduating from education programs, leading the district to hire more career changers who are often classified as out of field. A total of 1,037 teachers have been reported as out-of-field for FTE survey 2. A teacher’s name may appear more than once if they are identified as out-of-field in multiple certification areas. The figures for Broward are similar to those of other large districts. 14

3 Subject October 2025 Number of Teachers October 2024 Number of Teachers October 2023 Number of Teachers Art 6 7 6 Biotechnology 0 0 1 Business Education 1 1 0 Drama 2 1 6 Educational Media Specialist 12 5 10 Elementary 266 247 161 English 95 62 64 ESE 45 38 88 ESOL 403 307 347 Gifted 168 116 124 Health 5 8 5 Marketing 0 0 0 Mathematics 49 39 47 Music 24 7 6 Physical education K-12 6 7 2 Prekindergarten Primary 36 17 48 Reading 18 16 28 Science 63 45 51 Social Science 55 27 10 Technology Education 0 0 0 World Language 7 5 7 *Total 1261 955 1011 * A teacher’s name may appear more than once if they are identified as out-of- field in multiple certification areas. 15

4 Alignment to 2027 Goals and Guardrails Guardrail 3: School Support. Measurable Outcome(s)/Return on Investment School Board approval will ensure SBBC compliance with SBER 6A-1.0503 and prevent audit exceptions and possible financial penalties. Financial Impact, Funding Source & Budget Status N/A Is this a multi-year contract? N/A Procurement Method N/A Impact on Schools A potential loss of FTE. If there is an impact on schools, how will schools be selected/prioritized? N/A If Applicable: Was a Survey Conducted? What Were the Results? N/A If Applicable: Technology/Capital Expected Lifecycle/Replacement Cycle N/A If Applicable: Additional Backup: N/A 16

1 SUBJECTS LOCATION NAME FIRST NAME LAST NAME SUBJECT REQUIRED BEACHSIDE MONTESSORI VILLAGE KRISTEN HERRIN ART EVERGLADES ELEMENTARY COURTNEY MCGOWAN ART FLAMINGO ELEMENTARY CATHERINE JOHNSON JESSUP ART VIRGINIA SHUMAN YOUNG ELEMENTARY KRISTINA TABER ART WALKER ELEMENTARY ARRIALE HENRY ART WATKINS ELEMENTARY RHONDA DANIELS ART BROWARD VIRTUAL EDEN KATZ BUSINESS ED HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL PREPATORY K-8 BARBARA CITRARO-TORRUELLA DRAMA NEW RENAISSANCE MIDDLE MISHA MICHEL DRAMA BROADVIEW ELEMENTARY KATHLEEN BURKHOLDER EDUC MEDIA SPEC CASTLE HILL ELEMENTARY COURTLYN HEARD EDUC MEDIA SPEC DEERFIELD BEACH ELEMENTARY ANGELA MONTOYA EDUC MEDIA SPEC LAUDERDALE LAKES MIDDLE MELANIE DIAZ EDUC MEDIA SPEC MARGATE ELEMENTARY ERIN SERRANO EDUC MEDIA SPEC NORTH LAUDERDALE ELEMENTARY JAMES CRAWFORD EDUC MEDIA SPEC PALMVIEW ELEMENTARY WILANDA RISQUE EDUC MEDIA SPEC PALMVIEW ELEMENTARY KAWANNA THOMAS EDUC MEDIA SPEC PEMBROKE PINES ELEMENTARY KARA KENNY EDUC MEDIA SPEC PLANTATION PARK ELEMENTARY DIANNA HAGAN EDUC MEDIA SPEC SUNSET LAKES ELEMENTARY FABIOLA ENGLISH EDUC MEDIA SPEC WEST HOLLYWOOD ELEMENTARY JANICE CAMPBELL EDUC MEDIA SPEC ATLANTIC WEST ELEMENTARY CAROLINA HERRERA ELEM ED ATLANTIC WEST ELEMENTARY TUFFARIA MARIE FIDDLER ELEM ED ATLANTIC WEST ELEMENTARY LAUREN PAGE ELEM ED ATLANTIC WEST ELEMENTARY CIERA SAINTIL ELEM ED BANYAN ELEMENTARY CHRISTINA BISHOP ELEM ED BANYAN ELEMENTARY JENNIFER HARRISON ELEM ED BANYAN ELEMENTARY MEGAN NEAL ELEM ED BANYAN ELEMENTARY VERAWATI SIAHAAN ELEM ED BEACHSIDE MONTESSORI VILLAGE KARISSA TIMLIN ELEM ED BENNETT ELEMENTARY BRIDGET SPRINGER ELEM ED BETHUNE, MARY M. ELEMENTARY CEPIA RIGAUD ELEM ED BETHUNE, MARY M. ELEMENTARY UNIQUEKWA YOUNG ELEM ED BRIGHT HORIZONS SCHOOL CHRISTINA PASCENTO ELEM ED BROADVIEW ELEMENTARY CHRISTINE MULLINGS ELEM ED CASTLE HILL ELEMENTARY KELLY ELYSEE ELEM ED CASTLE HILL ELEMENTARY LAWRENCE KNIGHT ELEM ED CASTLE HILL ELEMENTARY CEDRIC PERRY ELEM ED CASTLE HILL ELEMENTARY ANTWANIYA SIMS ELEM ED CENTRAL PARK ELEMENTARY JULIANA RIVERA ELEM ED CHARLES DREW ELEMENTARY KAMANI COBB ELEM ED CHARLES DREW ELEMENTARY NELTA FILS AIME ELEM ED CHARLES DREW ELEMENTARY TYRA KNIGHT ELEM ED CHARLES DREW ELEMENTARY MIA MONCRIEFFE ELEM ED CHARLES DREW ELEMENTARY SUSAN ZECCARDI ELEM ED COCONUT PALM ELEMENTARY MADISON LONDONO ELEM ED 17

2 COLBERT ELEMENTARY TIA ELLISON ELEM ED COLBERT ELEMENTARY SHALYSA JONES ELEM ED COLBERT ELEMENTARY CASSANDRA LAZO ELEM ED COLBERT ELEMENTARY DANASIA PEETS ELEM ED COOPER CITY ELEMENTARY MEGAN SHANKS ELEM ED CORAL COVE ACADEMY OF THE ARTS KEILAH MORONTA ELEM ED CORAL COVE ACADEMY OF THE ARTS NICOLA WALFORD ELEM ED CORAL COVE ACADEMY OF THE ARTS MARVIN WILLIAMS ELEM ED CORAL GLADES HIGH ERIC BOYER ELEM ED CORAL SPRINGS HIGH DEENA WASHINGTON ELEM ED COUNTRY HILLS ELEMENTARY JACQLYN KAREFF ELEM ED COUNTRY HILLS ELEMENTARY MELISSA MEDINA-PONTON ELEM ED CRESTHAVEN ELEMENTARY AMY GORDON ELEM ED CRESTHAVEN ELEMENTARY AMBER GREENBAUM ELEM ED CROISSANT PARK ELEMENTARY GARFIELD BRAVERMAN ELEM ED CROISSANT PARK ELEMENTARY KENYA CURRY ELEM ED CROISSANT PARK ELEMENTARY ABIGAIL MEDRANO ELEM ED CYPRESS ELEMENTARY BRIAN PATRICK JR ELEM ED CYPRESS ELEMENTARY KATHY WESLEY ELEM ED DAVIE ELEMENTARY ALICIA GOLDEN ELEM ED DEERFIELD BEACH HIGH CARMELA CARLOS ELEM ED DEERFIELD PARK ELEMENTARY MELVIN WILLIAMS ELEM ED DEERFIELD PARK ELEMENTARY TATJUANA WILLIAMS ELEM ED DILLARD ELEMENTARY WHITNEY FIELDS ELEM ED DILLARD ELEMENTARY DARRION GIBBS ELEM ED DILLARD ELEMENTARY SHANE MOORE III ELEM ED DILLARD ELEMENTARY NAISHA PIERROT ELEM ED DISCOVERY ELEMENTARY TETRA COX ELEM ED DISCOVERY ELEMENTARY WINDY EMILE ELEM ED DOLPHIN BAY ELEMENTARY RILO JOHNSON-EDWARDS ELEM ED DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR ELEMENTARY LEYNDCY BOLTON ELEM ED DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR ELEMENTARY HENRIETTA ISAAC ELEM ED DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR ELEMENTARY DONNA LOUIS ELEM ED DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR ELEMENTARY DENISE MOORE ELEM ED DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR ELEMENTARY MICHANDRA WALKER ELEM ED EAGLE POINT ELEMENTARY JOHANNA ROJAS ELEM ED ENDEAVOUR PRIMARY LEARNING CENTER KARI FERGUSON ELEM ED EVERGLADES ELEMENTARY NICHOLAS PRESTON ELEM ED EVERGLADES HIGH JADE DENISE BEAUVOIR ELEM ED FAIRWAY ELEMENTARY EVENS JEAN ELEM ED FALCON COVE MIDDLE HOWARD GILLMAN ELEM ED FOREST HILLS ELEMENTARY SILVIA SUAREZ VASQUEZ ELEM ED FOX TRAIL ELEMENTARY PEYTON BROMLEY ELEM ED FOX TRAIL ELEMENTARY DIAMOND DAVIS ELEM ED FOX TRAIL ELEMENTARY MARIA SANTORI-LLOMPART ELEM ED FOX TRAIL ELEMENTARY KRISTYN SPATZ ELEM ED GULFSTREAM ACADEMY OF HALLANDALE BEACH CHRISTINA CRUZ SALAZAR ELEM ED 18

3 GULFSTREAM ACADEMY OF HALLANDALE BEACH RAENA THELWELL ELEM ED HARBORDALE ELEMENTARY NICOLE HARTMAN ELEM ED HERON HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY ESTHER REYES ELEM ED HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL PREPATORY K-8 BARBARA CITRARO-TORRUELLA ELEM ED HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL PREPATORY K-8 YANIC ETIENNE ELEM ED HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL PREPATORY K-8 MARIA MELENDEZ ALVAREZ ELEM ED HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL PREPATORY K-8 NEHAL OBEID ELEM ED HOLLYWOOD HILLS ELEMENTARY NASREEN MORENO ELEM ED HOLLYWOOD PARK ELEMENTARY ALEXANDRIA BEDGOOD ELEM ED HORIZON ELEMENTARY MARY LOUIS ELEM ED HORIZON ELEMENTARY LAURIE REINHART ELEM ED HORIZON ELEMENTARY LINDSAY RYDER ELEM ED INDIAN RIDGE MIDDLE EMILY DAVIS ELEM ED JAMES S HUNT ELEMENTARY KARINA SOSA ELEM ED LAKE FOREST ELEMENTARY DESTINEY DOBARD ELEM ED LAKE FOREST ELEMENTARY LYDIA GONZALEZ ELEM ED LAKE FOREST ELEMENTARY EVELYN PARKINSON MORANT ELEM ED LARKDALE ELEMENTARY IYONNA BAKER ELEM ED LARKDALE ELEMENTARY GERARD BINGHAM ELEM ED LARKDALE ELEMENTARY AHMAD FORBES ELEM ED LARKDALE ELEMENTARY KIMARA GRICE ELEM ED LARKDALE ELEMENTARY KYMBERLEE NESBITT ELEM ED LARKDALE ELEMENTARY MILLY PIERRE ELEM ED LARKDALE ELEMENTARY ANGELA SOLOMON ELEM ED LARKDALE ELEMENTARY DENEIKA WHITE-STRACHAN ELEM ED LAUDERHILL PAUL TURNER ELEMENTARY DAVIDA FORD GARNER ELEM ED LAUDERHILL PAUL TURNER ELEMENTARY KELLA NONCENT ELEM ED LAUDERHILL PAUL TURNER ELEMENTARY DOLORES PASCHALL ELEM ED LIBERTY ELEMENTARY SUSAN KENNELLY ELEM ED LLOYD ESTATES ELEMENTARY NIKEISHA BLOOMFIELD ELEM ED MAPLEWOOD ELEMENTARY SAMANTHA BENT ELEM ED MARGATE ELEMENTARY MARILYN PAPAZIAN ELEM ED MARGATE MIDDLE LAVINIA TARRIA BROWN ELEM ED MARKHAM, ROBERT C ELEMENTARY FLADINE PIERRE ELEM ED MARKHAM, ROBERT C ELEMENTARY RODRIGO SERRANO ELEM ED MARKHAM, ROBERT C ELEMENTARY CHAD SMITH ELEM ED MCNAB ELEMENTARY NICOLAS TORRES ELEM ED MEADOWBROOK ELEMENTARY CARMELITA CAPATOY TANTE ELEM ED MEADOWBROOK ELEMENTARY ANA PEREZ ELEM ED MIRROR LAKE ELEMENTARY GABRIELLA PEREIRA ELEM ED MORROW ELEMENTARY PRIMLA WILLIAMSON MUNROE ELEM ED NORCREST ELEMENTARY ANDRE SHUMAKE ELEM ED NORTH ANDREWS GARDENS ELEMENTARY BETTY HUNT-STRAIN ELEM ED NORTH FORK ELEMENTARY LATRELL BROWN ELEM ED NORTH LAUDERDALE ELEMENTARY JACQUELINE JAMES ELEM ED NORTH LAUDERDALE ELEMENTARY PRECIOUS MORRIS ELEM ED NORTH LAUDERDALE ELEMENTARY TANISHA WILEY ELEM ED 19

4 NOVA DWIGHT D EISENHOWER ELEMENTARY JENNIFER BOWEN ELEM ED NOVA DWIGHT D EISENHOWER ELEMENTARY ARIEL DATILUS ELEM ED NOVA DWIGHT D EISENHOWER ELEMENTARY ANDREA JOHNSON ELEM ED NOVA HIGH SCHOOL TAMARA DAVIS ELEM ED NOVA HIGH SCHOOL MAXIMILLION DEVANT ELEM ED NOVA HIGH SCHOOL SHEENA FERNANDEZ ELEM ED NOVA HIGH SCHOOL SUSAN STRINGHAM ELEM ED OAKLAND PARK ELEMENTARY KISERINE ROBERTSON-BADCHK ELEM ED OAKRIDGE ELEMENTARY REBECCA PEREZ ELEM ED OAKRIDGE ELEMENTARY CODY TURMAN ELEM ED ORANGE BROOK ELEMENTARY YULISA CABRERA RODRIGIUEZ ELEM ED ORANGE BROOK ELEMENTARY JEANNIE CHATMONMART ELEM ED ORANGE BROOK ELEMENTARY LAUREN LIGHTFOOT ELEM ED ORIOLE ELEMENTARY KYMISHA BEASLEY ELEM ED ORIOLE ELEMENTARY TASHA MONTGOMERY ELEM ED ORIOLE ELEMENTARY SHASHA CALLENDAR ELEM ED ORIOLE ELEMENTARY JACQUELINE COLEMAN ELEM ED ORIOLE ELEMENTARY KAREN EDWARDS-LEBLANC ELEM ED ORIOLE ELEMENTARY KAMALI PARKINS ELEM ED ORIOLE ELEMENTARY SIDJAE PRICE ELEM ED ORIOLE ELEMENTARY JAQUENTIN WILLIAMS ELEM ED PALM COVE ELEMENTARY MATILDE PADILLA ELEM ED PALMVIEW ELEMENTARY MAURYVIT FRYDENBORG ELEM ED PANTHER RUN ELEMENTARY SHANTAL ZAMORA ELEM ED PARK LAKES ELEMENTARY JAFFIA LEWINSKY ELEM ED PARK LAKES ELEMENTARY KESHAWN LOUIS ELEM ED PARK LAKES ELEMENTARY DANIELLE SERRANO ELEM ED PARK LAKES ELEMENTARY RACHEL SPINNER ELEM ED PARK RIDGE ELEMENTARY JEANNIQUE ALEXIS ELEM ED PARK RIDGE ELEMENTARY YEDA ALMEIDA BRAZILLER ELEM ED PARK RIDGE ELEMENTARY ANI CHAKAMIAN ELEM ED PARK RIDGE ELEMENTARY SABRIN HASSAN ELEM ED PARK RIDGE ELEMENTARY ASHLEI HAUGHTON ELEM ED PARK RIDGE ELEMENTARY ELIZABETH SINGLETARY ELEM ED PARK SPRINGS ELEMENTARY GABRIELA CANDICE CUMMINGS ELEM ED PARK SPRINGS ELEMENTARY CYNTHIA FUNES ELEM ED PARK TRAILS ELEMENTARY CAROLINA GIL ELEM ED PARK TRAILS ELEMENTARY SALISHA HOSEIN ELEM ED PARK TRAILS ELEMENTARY ARLENE ROBERT ELEM ED PARK TRAILS ELEMENTARY ALEXANDRA SOEGAARD ALVARE ELEM ED PARK TRAILS ELEMENTARY CHRISTINA VELEZ ELEM ED PARKWAY MIDDLE ANTHONY SIMMONS ELEM ED PASADENA LAKES ELEMENTARY TAMARA ALEXANDRE ELEM ED PASADENA LAKES ELEMENTARY RICHARD GRODEN ELEM ED PASADENA LAKES ELEMENTARY JONELLE JAMES ELEM ED PASADENA LAKES ELEMENTARY JENNIFER MARCHESE ELEM ED 20

5 PASADENA LAKES ELEMENTARY GABRIELA POLLARD ELEM ED PEMBROKE LAKES ELEMENTARY HEATHER RUIZ ELEM ED PEMBROKE PINES ELEMENTARY CRYSTAL CHAMBERLAIN ELEM ED PEMBROKE PINES ELEMENTARY AIXANDRA FALCON ELEM ED PEMBROKE PINES ELEMENTARY SANDRA ROQUE ELEM ED PETERS ELEMENTARY DORA MOSCOVITCH ELEM ED PETERS ELEMENTARY ISAIAH NELSON ELEM ED PETERS ELEMENTARY MICHELLE WEST ELEM ED PINES LAKES ELEMENTARY PAULA GROVE ELEM ED PINEWOOD ELEMENTARY CHRISTIE GARCIA ELEM ED PLANTATION MIDDLE BIANCA APOLLON ELEM ED PLANTATION MIDDLE KENDIANA LAVAUD ELEM ED PLANTATION PARK ELEMENTARY YVETTE HERRERA ELEM ED POMPANO BEACH ELEMENTARY BRINKLEY CLARK ELEM ED POMPANO BEACH ELEMENTARY RUTHNIE SEMELFORT ELEM ED RAMBLEWOOD ELEMENTARY KACHINE SMITH ELEM ED RIVERGLADES ELEMENTARY AMBER SHEIB ELEM ED RIVERGLADES ELEMENTARY ELIZABETH SKILES ELEM ED RIVERLAND ELEMENTARY VICTORIA CASTILLO-SILVA ELEM ED RIVERLAND ELEMENTARY SHANICE LOUIS ELEM ED RIVERLAND ELEMENTARY DEATRA MCCOY ELEM ED RIVERLAND ELEMENTARY TRAUNEKA RESHEA BEARD ELEM ED RIVERLAND ELEMENTARY KARLA TANGARIFE GOMEZ ELEM ED RIVERSIDE ELEMENTARY JENNIFER LUKAWSKI ELEM ED ROCK ISLAND ELEMENTARY FFAOUDY ALSAINT ELEM ED ROCK ISLAND ELEMENTARY TANEISHA BLACKWOOD-ANSWER ELEM ED ROCK ISLAND ELEMENTARY DOMINIQUE LINDSAY ELEM ED ROYAL PALM ELEMENTARY RENAE BRYCE ELEM ED ROYAL PALM ELEMENTARY BOBBY CARNELL LEE ELEM ED ROYAL PALM ELEMENTARY MARIA FOSTER ELEM ED ROYAL PALM ELEMENTARY BEVERLY PITTS ELEM ED ROYAL PALM ELEMENTARY TAMEKA SEABROOK ELEM ED ROYAL PALM ELEMENTARY SAMANTHA SEVERANCE ELEM ED SANDERS PARK ELEMENTARY NAIYA CAMPBELL ELEM ED SANDERS PARK ELEMENTARY CAROLYN WILLIAMS ELEM ED SANDPIPER ELEMENTARY KRISTEN SCHEFFER ELEM ED SEA CASTLE ELEMENTARY RAQUEL BROWN ELEM ED SEA CASTLE ELEMENTARY TAKAYLA COOPER ELEM ED SEA CASTLE ELEMENTARY DESHAYLA DENSON ELEM ED SEA CASTLE ELEMENTARY EMMA PERAZA ELEM ED SHERIDAN PARK ELEMENTARY LYNDA REBAI ELEM ED SILVER LAKES ELEMENTARY CHRISTINA RODRIGUEZ ELEM ED SILVER SHORES STEAM ACADEMY K-8 NOUR ELHAFI ELEM ED SILVER SHORES STEAM ACADEMY K-8 SONJIA OLIVER ELEM ED SILVER TRAIL MIDDLE MICHELLE CATALA ELEM ED SPECIALIZED INSTRUCTION AMI HEISING ELEM ED STEPHEN FOSTER ELEMENTARY SOPHIA SANTORIELLO ELEM ED STIRLING ELEMENTARY MICHAEL MCINERNEY ELEM ED SUNLAND PARK ACADEMY JEFFTERLINE CHERISOL ELEM ED 21

6 SUNLAND PARK ACADEMY LAMONT CLARKE ELEM ED SUNLAND PARK ACADEMY KIYANNA HARRIS ELEM ED SUNLAND PARK ACADEMY TOMEKA MCNAIR ELEM ED SUNSET LAKES ELEMENTARY JOSHUA REYES-DIAZ ELEM ED SUNSHINE ELEMENTARY MICHELLE FORD ELEM ED SUNSHINE ELEMENTARY CRYSTAL PRESUME ELEM ED TAMARAC ELEMENTARY LAVERNE CUOZZO ELEM ED TAMARAC ELEMENTARY MANIELA DIEURESTIL ELEM ED TAMARAC ELEMENTARY YVETTE KERR ELEM ED TAMARAC ELEMENTARY DAVIA PATTERSON ELEM ED TAMARAC ELEMENTARY SAMIYYAH RUCKER ELEM ED TARAVELLA, J.P. HIGH CLENNER GOODMAN ELEM ED TEDDER ELEMENTARY TOMMY BINION JR ELEM ED TEDDER ELEMENTARY ELYSE BURKE ELEM ED TEDDER ELEMENTARY SHAALPHNEY BYRD ELEM ED TEDDER ELEMENTARY KRISTIE LINDER ELEM ED TEDDER ELEMENTARY MERARY SANTIAGO ELEM ED TEDDER ELEMENTARY TAMARRA ST FLEUR ELEM ED THE QUEST CENTER ANDREW ELABIARY ELEM ED THE QUEST CENTER JULIAINEZ KENNICK ELEM ED THE QUEST CENTER DARA MONESTIME ELEM ED THURGOOD MARSHALL ELEMENTARY TAMISHA MITCHELL ELEM ED THURGOOD MARSHALL ELEMENTARY TYNESHA MURRAY ELEM ED THURGOOD MARSHALL ELEMENTARY ASHLEY SPICER ELEM ED TRADEWINDS ELEMENTARY STEPHENE LUC ELEM ED TRADEWINDS ELEMENTARY ALEJANDRA SANABRIA LLOVER ELEM ED TROPICAL ELEMENTARY KENNEDY GONCALVES ELEM ED VILLAGE ELEMENTARY TURQUORA DAVIS ELEM ED VILLAGE ELEMENTARY ALBERT GREEN ELEM ED VILLAGE ELEMENTARY LATOSHA RUFF ELEM ED VIRGINIA SHUMAN YOUNG ELEMENTARY NATALIA GUZMAN ELEM ED VIRGINIA SHUMAN YOUNG ELEMENTARY TAMARA OBIONU ELEM ED WALKER ELEMENTARY LATRICIA BAZILE ELEM ED WALKER ELEMENTARY JASMINE BENT ELEM ED WALKER ELEMENTARY KERLANDE METAYER ELEM ED WALKER ELEMENTARY JAZZ STEPHENS ELEM ED WALKER ELEMENTARY ALEXANDRIA WALKER ELEM ED WALKER ELEMENTARY IRIS WEISS ELEM ED WALTER C. YOUNG MIDDLE ANDREW CAPUTO ELEM ED WATKINS ELEMENTARY VERNA DILBERT JOHNSON ELEM ED WATKINS ELEMENTARY LATASHA LANE ELEM ED WEST BROWARD HIGH JOSHUA DIAZ ELEM ED WEST BROWARD HIGH RICHARD MILLER JR ELEM ED WEST HOLLYWOOD ELEMENTARY VANESSA COLLURA ELEM ED WEST HOLLYWOOD ELEMENTARY NYA DESIR-ERAZO ELEM ED WESTPINE MIDDLE PAULINE MATTHIE ELEM ED WESTWOOD HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY AUDREY JUNCO ELEM ED WESTWOOD HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY MARLICIA LEWIS ELEM ED WESTWOOD HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY TONY MOTLEY ELEM ED 22

7 WESTWOOD HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY MONIC PASQUALOTTO CEBBA ELEM ED WESTWOOD HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY JELISSA WHITEHEAD ELEM ED WILTON MANORS ELEMENTARY HORACE BRADY ELEM ED APOLLO MIDDLE GHERALDIN PERDOMO ENGLISH BEACHSIDE MONTESSORI VILLAGE LILIANA ALVAREZ ENGLISH BLANCHE ELY HIGH ROBERT EHRLICH ENGLISH BLANCHE ELY HIGH JANICE JOHNSON ENGLISH BLANCHE ELY HIGH JACOLE PINKNEY-GREEN ENGLISH BOYD H. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL FRANCINE FRANCIS ENGLISH BOYD H. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL ROYELLE JOAN COLLIER ENGLISH BOYD H. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL STEPHANIE WALLACE ENGLISH BRIGHT HORIZONS SCHOOL LORI NASLUND ENGLISH CHARLES FLANAGAN HIGH NOEL FIGUEROA ENGLISH COCONUT CREEK K-8 ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE DEBORAH RIDGLEY ENGLISH COOPER CITY HIGH EVELYN LOPEZ ENGLISH CORAL COVE ACADEMY OF THE ARTS NEAL GULKIS ENGLISH CORAL COVE ACADEMY OF THE ARTS AYANNA STARK ENGLISH CORAL GLADES HIGH BETH ACKERMAN ENGLISH CORAL SPRINGS MIDDLE KATHERINE MARY DAVIS ENGLISH CROSS CREEK SCHOOL IRIS MORALES DIMAS ENGLISH CRYSTAL LAKE MIDDLE SYDNEY BROOKS ENGLISH CRYSTAL LAKE MIDDLE DANIEL CUENCA ENGLISH DAVE THOMAS EDUCATION CENTER GWENDOLYN DAVIS-HAYNES ENGLISH DEERFIELD BEACH HIGH PAIGE GODFREY ENGLISH DEERFIELD BEACH MIDDLE SALICIA RAHAMAN MAHFOUZ ENGLISH DILLARD 6-12 NATASHA BARR ENGLISH DILLARD 6-12 VICTORIA BOLES ENGLISH DILLARD 6-12 NICOLE FERGUSON ENGLISH DRIFTWOOD MIDDLE HILDO SABORIT LEIVA ENGLISH EVERGLADES HIGH CHRISTINA LARGIE ENGLISH FOREST GLEN MIDDLE ASHLEY OGE ENGLISH FOREST GLEN MIDDLE JOSEPHINE TERTULIEN ENGLISH FORT LAUDERDALE HIGH CHERYL BERMAN-SCHECH ENGLISH GLADES MIDDLE JODEAN CHIN ENGLISH GLADES MIDDLE MELANIE FUNCIA ENGLISH GULFSTREAM ACADEMY OF HALLANDALE BEACH TARVIS GREENE ENGLISH HENRY D PERRY EDUCATION CENTER MIRIAM FAIRCLOUGH ENGLISH HENRY D PERRY EDUCATION CENTER FREDONNA MINCY ENGLISH HOLLYWOOD HILLS HIGH ABEL CORNEJO ENGLISH LAUDERDALE LAKES MIDDLE JAMES CRESPO ENGLISH LAUDERDALE LAKES MIDDLE ERICKA MELLION-CLERVEAUX ENGLISH LAUDERHILL 6-12 EDLINE SAINTIL ENGLISH MARGATE MIDDLE CLAUDIA BOSWELL ENGLISH MCARTHUR HIGH MELISSA RIOS ENGLISH MCNICOL MIDDLE MARIAH BAUER ENGLISH MCNICOL MIDDLE MARQUITA HEMINGWAY ENGLISH MIRAMAR HIGH DIANA MEREUS ENGLISH 23

8 NEW RIVER MIDDLE JOELLE EDWARDS ENGLISH NEW RIVER MIDDLE DAVID GRANT ENGLISH NOVA HIGH SCHOOL MADISON HOLLANDER ENGLISH NOVA HIGH SCHOOL ERIN MAMMEL ENGLISH NOVA HIGH SCHOOL KRYSTAL NATH ENGLISH NOVA HIGH SCHOOL KRISTINA PATINO ENGLISH NOVA HIGH SCHOOL NATASHA RAMSAY ENGLISH OLSEN MIDDLE BRITTNI KNOWLES ENGLISH OLSEN MIDDLE HEATHER KRAUSE ENGLISH OLSEN MIDDLE ALESIA ROBINSON ENGLISH PINES COLLEGIATE ACADEMY 6-12 ANDRIA GUTHRIE ENGLISH PIPER HIGH ATIBA ROGERS ENGLISH PLANTATION HIGH MARGARET PARCHMENT ENGLISH PLANTATION MIDDLE JANELLE FERGUSON ENGLISH PLANTATION MIDDLE REUBEN JOHNSON ENGLISH PLANTATION MIDDLE CANDACE LEWIS ENGLISH POMPANO BEACH HIGH TYLER WITHROW ENGLISH POMPANO BEACH MIDDLE MONICA BROWN ENGLISH POMPANO BEACH MIDDLE MELISSA COMRAS ENGLISH POMPANO BEACH MIDDLE MEDGINE JACQUES ENGLISH POMPANO BEACH MIDDLE LERHONDA LEWIS ENGLISH POMPANO BEACH MIDDLE ROBIN REID ENGLISH RICKARDS MIDDLE SCHOOL JESSICA CASTRO TIRADO ENGLISH RICKARDS MIDDLE SCHOOL JULIA ELBERS ENGLISH RICKARDS MIDDLE SCHOOL ALEXIS KIARA-TERRINICA WI ENGLISH SEMINOLE MIDDLE MICHELE MOSCOWITZ ENGLISH SEMINOLE MIDDLE AMANDA SMITH ENGLISH SEMINOLE MIDDLE SHARON WALKER ENGLISH SILVER LAKES MIDDLE TIMOTHY GORE ENGLISH SILVER TRAIL MIDDLE MANAHIL ALI ENGLISH SOUTH BROWARD HIGH GINA CASERTA ENGLISH SOUTH BROWARD HIGH NATHAN ELDRED BANKS ENGLISH SOUTH BROWARD HIGH KATIA JOSEPH ENGLISH SOUTH BROWARD HIGH ANGELICA OTINIANO ENGLISH SOUTH BROWARD HIGH JUDITH THOMSON ENGLISH SOUTH PLANTATION HIGH JENNIFER MCGONIGLE-COLLIN ENGLISH SUNRISE MIDDLE SHONDRA DRUMMOND ENGLISH SUNRISE MIDDLE AMBER GAMMAGE ENGLISH SUNRISE MIDDLE MICHELLE HARLEY-NIXON ENGLISH SUNRISE MIDDLE AMBRY JOHNSON ENGLISH TARAVELLA, J.P. HIGH BRENT MAFFETT ENGLISH TARAVELLA, J.P. HIGH SEMETRIA MOTEN ENGLISH TEQUESTA TRACE MIDDLE RAQUEL GARCIA ENGLISH WEST BROWARD HIGH EVELYN ANGEL ENGLISH WESTGLADES MIDDLE PATRICA SEMILLA COLEY ENGLISH WESTGLADES MIDDLE SYDNEY VAN DREASON ENGLISH WHIDDON-ROGERS EDUCATION CENTER ROBERT LAWSON ENGLISH WHISPERING PINES JONNY DEXTRE ENGLISH WILLIAM DANDY MIDDLE WHITNEY AUSTIN ENGLISH 24

9 WILLIAM DANDY MIDDLE JEANESE BRYANT ENGLISH WILLIAM DANDY MIDDLE RICHARD DUNBAR ENGLISH ANNABEL C PERRY PK-8 ANGEL JOHNSON ESE BAIR MIDDLE PATRECIA CRAWFORD ESE BLANCHE ELY HIGH DIMITRY JOACHIM ESE BLANCHE ELY HIGH JANICE JOHNSON ESE BOULEVARD HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY MICHAEL OTERO ESE COUNTRY ISLES ELEMENTARY ERIN ANGUILANO ESE CROISSANT PARK ELEMENTARY GARFIELD BRAVERMAN ESE DEERFIELD BEACH HIGH CARMELA CARLOS ESE DRIFTWOOD MIDDLE AROOSA CHAUGHTAI ESE EVERGLADES ELEMENTARY TIFFANY COOK ESE FALCON COVE MIDDLE HOWARD GILLMAN ESE HALLANDALE HIGH JEANA JOHNSON ESE HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL PREPATORY K-8 BARBARA CITRARO-TORRUELLA ESE HOLLYWOOD PARK ELEMENTARY WENDY PIERRE ESE INDIAN RIDGE MIDDLE EMILY DAVIS ESE LARKDALE ELEMENTARY AHMAD FORBES ESE LARKDALE ELEMENTARY ANGELA SOLOMON ESE MANATEE BAY ELEMENTARY PAMELA ROSENBERG ESE MARGATE ELEMENTARY BRUNO DE SOUZA ESE NEW RENAISSANCE MIDDLE BOBBIE BARNWELL ESE NEW RENAISSANCE MIDDLE JASMINE TAYLOR ESE NOB HILL ELEMENTARY MARIA LLANO ESE NOVA HIGH SCHOOL TAMARA DAVIS ESE NOVA HIGH SCHOOL MAXIMILLION DEVANT ESE NOVA HIGH SCHOOL SHEENA FERNANDEZ ESE NOVA HIGH SCHOOL SUSAN STRINGHAM ESE OLSEN MIDDLE DOROTHY MAXI ESE PASADENA LAKES ELEMENTARY JENNIFER MARCHESE ESE PASADENA LAKES ELEMENTARY NADINE PHILISTIN ESE PEMBROKE PINES ELEMENTARY NUBIA DOMINGUEZ ESE PEMBROKE PINES ELEMENTARY TIMOTHY ELDER JR ESE PLANTATION MIDDLE BIANCA APOLLON ESE PLANTATION MIDDLE KENDIANA LAVAUD ESE PLANTATION PARK ELEMENTARY LEXI SUNDOOK ESE POMPANO BEACH MIDDLE LANCE TEJADA ESE RICKARDS MIDDLE SCHOOL JULIA ELBERS ESE ROYAL PALM ELEMENTARY BEVERLY PITTS ESE SUNRISE MIDDLE EMILY SCHWARTZ ESE SUNSET LAKES ELEMENTARY JOSHUA REYES-DIAZ ESE TAMARAC ELEMENTARY YVETTE KERR ESE TAMARAC ELEMENTARY CHRISTINE SPEAROW ESE TARAVELLA, J.P. HIGH STACY ATTERBURY ESE THE QUEST CENTER DARA MONESTIME ESE WALTER C. YOUNG MIDDLE ANDREW CAPUTO ESE WEST BROWARD HIGH JOSHUA DIAZ ESE EVERGLADES HIGH STEVEN BOUNOUTAS HEALTH POMPANO BEACH MIDDLE MARSHA CHALMERS HEALTH 25

10 SILVER TRAIL MIDDLE NAJDAH MCCOY HEALTH SUNRISE MIDDLE SHELLY RIPPER HEALTH WEST BROWARD HIGH ANTHONY SHINHOSTER HEALTH BAIR MIDDLE LEONID ASHNER MATH BLANCHE ELY HIGH* JANICE JOHNSON MATH BOYD H. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL ELTHON CASTILLO MATH BOYD H. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL RAYMOND CRITTENDEN MATH BOYD H. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL GAD PROPHETE MATH BOYD H. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL DAVID SENIOR MATH BRIGHT HORIZONS SCHOOL LORI NASLUND MATH COCONUT CREEK K-8 ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE DEBORAH RIDGLEY MATH COOPER CITY HIGH ALISSEN AGUILAR MATH CORAL COVE ACADEMY OF THE ARTS NEAL GULKIS MATH CORAL COVE ACADEMY OF THE ARTS JADE PUDSEY MATH CORAL SPRINGS HIGH BRITTANY DODGE MATH CORAL SPRINGS HIGH EILEEN KEENAN MATH CYPRESS BAY HIGH CHRISTOPHER MCCAFFERTY MATH DEERFIELD BEACH HIGH TIAJUANA HILLS MATH DEERFIELD BEACH HIGH CHARLOTTE MAJOR-SHIPMAN MATH DILLARD 6-12 KINRENCIA FRANCOIS MATH EVERGLADES ELEMENTARY COURTNEY STEINBERG MATH FOREST GLEN MIDDLE DANIEL DOYLE MATH FOREST GLEN MIDDLE SYDNEY MASCAL MATH GULFSTREAM ACADEMY OF HALLANDALE BEACH ZOVARCE JACKSON MATH HENRY D PERRY EDUCATION CENTER KEBRIS BRANTLEY MATH HENRY D PERRY EDUCATION CENTER MARIA CANADY MATH HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL PREPATORY K-8 LAURA MAHONEY MATH LAUDERHILL 6-12 ASHANTI DAVIS MATH LAUDERHILL 6-12 BREJAE DUNCAN MATH MANATEE BAY ELEMENTARY DEBORAH CHILDRESS MATH MARGATE MIDDLE RALPH LIOTTA MATH MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS HIGH SORA BICK MATH MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS HIGH SHANNON WALSH MATH MIRAMAR HIGH THIERRY ESCARMENT MATH NOVA MIDDLE RICHARD IACINO MATH PARKWAY MIDDLE FABIOLA ARMAND-ZEPHIR MATH PARKWAY MIDDLE JAMES STURGILL MATH PINES COLLEGIATE ACADEMY 6-12 KERREN JOSEPH MATH PLANTATION MIDDLE MELISSA JONES MATH POMPANO BEACH HIGH DIANE BARBIC MATH POMPANO BEACH MIDDLE ANDREW BRINDISI MATH POMPANO BEACH MIDDLE JEANNETTE MCGEE MATH POMPANO BEACH MIDDLE ROBIN WINISTORFER MATH RICKARDS MIDDLE SCHOOL JULIA ELBERS MATH SEAGULL SCHOOL NAOMI DAVIS MATH SILVER TRAIL MIDDLE BRANDON STEWART MATH SUNRISE MIDDLE RACHAEL JAMES MATH 26

11 SUNRISE MIDDLE MICHELE LEZAMA MATH SUNRISE MIDDLE TAMAR MORRIS MATH WEST BROWARD HIGH LISSETTE TORRES MATH WESTGLADES MIDDLE PATRICA SEMILLA COLEY MATH WESTPINE MIDDLE ALEXIS DORRELL MATH BROADVIEW ELEMENTARY KATHLEEN BURKHOLDER MUSIC ED CHARLES FLANAGAN HIGH HERNAN BUSTAMANTE MUSIC ED CRYSTAL LAKE MIDDLE JOSHUA BOBB MUSIC ED FOREST GLEN MIDDLE JENNIFER PEREZ MUSIC ED HALLANDALE HIGH ETHAN TAYLOR MUSIC ED HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL PREPATORY K-8 BARBARA CITRARO-TORRUELLA MUSIC ED INDIAN TRACE ELEMENTARY LAUREN RUDER MUSIC ED LAUDERDALE LAKES MIDDLE MELANIE DIAZ MUSIC ED LAUDERDALE LAKES MIDDLE RAVEN REYNOLDS MUSIC ED MARGATE MIDDLE JASON ZABKA MUSIC ED MARKHAM, ROBERT C ELEMENTARY GLENN PHILLIPS MUSIC ED MCARTHUR HIGH DEVAURY BEVERLY MUSIC ED MCARTHUR HIGH CHARLES MOORER JR MUSIC ED MIRAMAR HIGH JASON FERNANDEZ MUSIC ED NORTH LAUDERDALE ELEMENTARY DAWNN MAYE MUSIC ED PARKWAY MIDDLE DARRYL CLARK MUSIC ED POMPANO BEACH ELEMENTARY DARIUS FAIR MUSIC ED SILVER TRAIL MIDDLE ANGELA MOORMAN-DAVIS MUSIC ED SUNLAND PARK ACADEMY TOMEKA MCNAIR MUSIC ED SUNSHINE ELEMENTARY KIERAN PIERRE MUSIC ED TARAVELLA, J.P. HIGH SHAMAR DRUMOND MUSIC ED THURGOOD MARSHALL ELEMENTARY RONALD MEREDITH MUSIC ED WESTPINE MIDDLE CHLOE' HALL MUSIC ED WILLIAM DANDY MIDDLE RYAN CRUZ MUSIC ED BROWARD VIRTUAL FRANCIS RYAN PHYS ED CORAL GLADES HIGH ROCCO CASULLO PHYS ED CORAL GLADES HIGH ERNESTO GONZALEZ PHYS ED CYPRESS ELEMENTARY QUEDA THOMAS PHYS ED EVERGLADES HIGH STEVEN BOUNOUTAS PHYS ED STRANAHAN HIGH ROBERT BRYANT PHYS ED BANYAN ELEMENTARY LEONOR LOYA PREKINDERGARTEN BENNETT ELEMENTARY MICHEL GIRALDO PREKINDERGARTEN BROADVIEW ELEMENTARY ELEAN WALKER PREKINDERGARTEN BROWARD ESTATES EARLY LEARNING & RESOURC NATASHA ARCHIE PREKINDERGARTEN CASTLE HILL ELEMENTARY SHAVEL GIBSON PREKINDERGARTEN CENTRAL PARK ELEMENTARY DORI FRIED COUSLEY PREKINDERGARTEN DEERFIELD PARK ELEMENTARY LEJEUNE GODDARD PREKINDERGARTEN DEERFIELD PARK ELEMENTARY YVETTE PERKINS PREKINDERGARTEN FOREST HILLS ELEMENTARY DENISE ELBAUM PREKINDERGARTEN GULFSTREAM EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER EXC SARA UTEBAYEVA PREKINDERGARTEN INDIAN TRACE ELEMENTARY RENIA GHANT PREKINDERGARTEN LARKDALE ELEMENTARY NIKITA COLEMAN PREKINDERGARTEN 27

12 MARGATE ELEMENTARY MARTHA SANCHEZ PREKINDERGARTEN MORROW ELEMENTARY JANESE LOPEZ PREKINDERGARTEN NORTH FORK ELEMENTARY ASHLEY NOBLES PREKINDERGARTEN NORTH LAUDERDALE ELEMENTARY BRENDA WILLIAMS PREKINDERGARTEN OAKLAND PARK ELEMENTARY COLLETTE JONES PREKINDERGARTEN PARK SPRINGS ELEMENTARY MIRELLA TROIA PREKINDERGARTEN PETERS ELEMENTARY FELICITY GUTNER PREKINDERGARTEN PINEWOOD ELEMENTARY NATALIE ARMBRISTER PREKINDERGARTEN PLANTATION ELEMENTARY CAROL COLEMAN PREKINDERGARTEN PLANTATION ELEMENTARY KIMBERLY GREENE PREKINDERGARTEN POMPANO BEACH ELEMENTARY EVIAN JOSEPH PREKINDERGARTEN QUIET WATERS ELEMENTARY ANNE DI SIENA PREKINDERGARTEN RIVERGLADES ELEMENTARY KIMBERLY MCGRAIL PREKINDERGARTEN SANDERS PARK ELEMENTARY ZOBEIDA RENTERIA PREKINDERGARTEN SANDPIPER ELEMENTARY ALMA R PATRISS PREKINDERGARTEN SEA CASTLE ELEMENTARY MARISSA DOWNIE PREKINDERGARTEN SEAGULL SCHOOL AUDREY ROBILLARD PREKINDERGARTEN SILVER LAKES ELEMENTARY LISA RANKINE-MURPHY PREKINDERGARTEN SILVER PALMS ELEMENTARY MONICA CASTELLANOS PREKINDERGARTEN STEPHEN FOSTER ELEMENTARY MAIKY PEREZ DE CORCHO PREKINDERGARTEN STIRLING ELEMENTARY ADELA SFERA PREKINDERGARTEN WEST HOLLYWOOD ELEMENTARY NICOLE BRENNER PREKINDERGARTEN WINGATE OAKS CENTER ALICIA CROSS PREKINDERGARTEN WINGATE OAKS CENTER SHERRY MILLER PREKINDERGARTEN BOYD H. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL KANESHA BOWERS READING CORAL COVE ACADEMY OF THE ARTS NEAL GULKIS READING CORAL COVE ACADEMY OF THE ARTS AYANNA STARK READING CROSS CREEK SCHOOL MARC LUMPKINS READING EVERGLADES HIGH SARA SUCKLAL READING HALLANDALE HIGH JOCELYN GRAY READING HALLANDALE HIGH LAKENDRA SMITH READING HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL PREPATORY K-8 SYDNEY SMITH READING HOLLYWOOD HILLS HIGH MERCEDES GARCIA ESQUERRE READING LANIER-JAMES EDUCATION CENTER VIRA CHUNN READING MANATEE BAY ELEMENTARY PAMELA ROSENBERG READING MILLENNIUM 6-12 COLLEGIATE ACADEMY TIARA STRIGGLES READING NEW RENAISSANCE MIDDLE JASMINE TAYLOR READING NOVA MIDDLE TAMARA RYLAND READING NOVA MIDDLE ROCHELLE SPENCER READING SEMINOLE MIDDLE KAREN HYLTON READING