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School Board Meeting

Tuesday, June 23, 2026 · School board meeting record

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What the board considered

The Manatee County School Board will meet on June 23, 2026, to review a wide range of administrative, financial, and operational items. The agenda includes renewals for school resource officer services, various facility construction and maintenance contracts, and the superintendent's evaluation.

Why it matters

This meeting determines the allocation of millions of dollars in school district funds for services ranging from security and insurance to construction projects and technology, directly impacting district operations and budget management for the upcoming school year.

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5) APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA 5.1 Motion to Approve the Agenda as Amended

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

10) CONSENT ITEMS 10.1 Motion to Approve the Consent Agenda as Amended

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Moved by Charles Kennedy, seconded by Heather Felton — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Moved by Charles Kennedy, seconded by Heather Felton — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Moved by Chad Choate, seconded by Charles Kennedy — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Moved by Chad Choate, seconded by Charles Kennedy — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Moved by Chad Choate, seconded by Charles Kennedy — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Chad Choate
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem

Moved by Charles Kennedy, seconded by Heather Felton — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Chad Choate
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem

Moved by Chad Choate, seconded by Heather Felton — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Chad Choate
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem

Moved by Heather Felton, seconded by Charles Kennedy — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Moved by Chad Choate, seconded by Charles Kennedy — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Moved by Chad Choate, seconded by Charles Kennedy — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

King Middle School Site (No Financial Impact) 12) NEW BUSINESS (DISCUSSION ITEMS PULLED FROM CONSENT) 13) NEW BUSINESS (NON-CONSENT) 14.1 Motion to Approve the Budget Amendments for March 2026

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Moved by Heather Felton, seconded by Chada Choate — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Moved by Chad Choate, seconded by Charles Kennedy — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Chad Choate
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem

5) APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA 5.1 Motion to Approve the Agenda as Amended

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Moved by Charles Kennedy, seconded by Heather Felton — Adopted [UNANIMOUS]

passedYes 5No 0

Voted yes

  • Cindy Spray
  • Richard Tatem
  • Heather Felton
  • Charles Kennedy
  • Chad Choate

Transcript and record text

Closed captionsWhat was said at the meeting, transcribed Jul 31, 2026. Speech is not a decision.
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evening, everybody. Welcome to our second meeting for today. Our JUNE 20. 3rd, 2026 regular meeting had a little bit of transition going So. First of all, I want to open this meeting with a moment of silent for a member of the family here at the sse who passed away. So I don't want everyone to recognize MISS Patrice. Wow, who are shown our hr department. A lovely kind. So that's going to be missed by many. So we could have that moment silence. Please. Thank you for that. And now further reading of the district vision is MISTER Tatum who will follow that? Readings with our and location. >> The school district Manatee County will be an exemplary student focus school system that developer lifelong learners to be globally competitive. And so sent out 3 a pitch 3 times to get a path to struck out 3 times. >> So I'm going to have to go down and do this indication myself. So here we >> blessed to have him. We're standing this point based his play >> So ladies and gentlemen this evening, we ask our Lord to put a blessing upon the royal family, give them peace. It's wrong with your Saints. Florida's they go through this difficult time for up in prayer to you for the things that they will need to continue on in their life with grace and mercy for the whole family. We also asked for a blessing on this country. Lord, we're grateful that for 250 years you have brought peace and prosperity. Some of the Lord bless and keep us MAY make his face to shine upon us and that he bring us prosperity and peace. GOD bless us and GOD bless this greatest country on GOD's green We celebrate our 200 50th birthday United States America. A man. >> Oh, man. Kay and Superintendent. Family thank you. >> Tonight are honored to welcome United States Navy veteran Ron Baker. Tilly by lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance MR. Baker served 5 years in the U.S. Navy and achieved the rank of petty Officer second class. He was assigned to the U.S. As Abraham Lincoln based out of Everett, Washington. He served in operations, Iraqi freedom and Southern Watch during his military service. He earned the National Defense Service Medal Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. The global war on Terrorism, Expeditionary Medal. Navy. Mayor Tory U.S. Unit Commendation, Humanitarian Service Medal. PRESIDENT Presidential unit citation and there are many more beyond that. So thank you, sir, for your service, MR. Baker is the manager of Stewart Elementary Schools, Starlight Cathay. My son attended Stewart and remembers him very well. Please join me in thanking Ron Baker for his service and welcoming him to lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. And he's joined by his daughter as Stuart Elementary graduate and future King Middle School student. >> To start. >> Your daughter can come right on with >> I pledge allegiance to the United States of America for which it stands. One nation under GOD, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> before the and I know you have with and then you might want thank you for your service to latest on that. You do. >> Thank you. Very welcome. Thank her her >> thank you Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> So is great. Want bring in our own veterans? Very special. Item. Number 5 approval of their agenda. Again, added some presentations and recognition student center looking for a motion prove so moved. I have a motion from MISTER Kennedy a second by MISTER Cho. As Cox's directing us through this process. We appreciate that. Somebody hit my motion, but mistake. And my springs just locked out. >> You got to you've got to go out and commit. I did. >> Yes, as well. So all sign-on come back All right. And I'm guessing that passes 5, 0, although e. >> I don't MR. Tatum ever joined the meeting bar >> Yes, please. Again, for the public. We're transitioning from workshop to board meeting. >> And we all have to sign get dinner. About 5 minutes. Yeah. Which was delicious. By the way. Okay. All right. >> Item number. >> superintendent. That's ma'am. MADAM Chair, the superintendent recommends approval of the minutes of the MAY 12, 2026 meeting and meeting of the leasing Corporation. MAY 26 2026 workshop and 6/9/2026, school board meeting minutes. >> second. >> Okay. My system is not loading up Cox. So this is going to be a little difficult. So we have a motion by MISTER. A second by MISTER Kennedy Smith. All those favor Vo to raise your hand. I and that will pass. Yes. I've to 0. K item number 7. Celebrations. Always a good time, too. >> Good evening. A school board chair Vice chair school board members, Superintendent Cheney, Carson. >> Sunday was Father's Day. So in honor of her upcoming country's 200 50th. >> Birthday as well as Father's Day. I thought I would change that this evening. Instead of doing a pun. >> I want offer a that joke. Kick off this evening, we're going to start off with a dad joke. So. >> Like knock, Knock joke. So the joke is why doesn't America knock? >> Why doesn't America not? Because freedom get think. I'll be here all So searching for tonight's recognitions. We are very lucky to have a special guest student, author and honest. >> a rising sophomore at Lakewood Ranch, High School, Georgia completed 9th grade in the top 10% of her class. She's also part of the ap Capstone Program at Lakewood Ranch. And she's interested in attending either fsu or University of Miami to study corporate law. She beat out the entire state to win the America. 2.50, Florida essay contest here. Also like to point out that George's mother another is a is another fabulous Jamie. At her mother, Jamie teaches at Nola Middle School. So we are very excited to have them both here with their family. And at this time, I'd like to invite Georgia to come up and the share. Her award-winning essay, which is also attached the agenda he should have a copy. Thank Can. During the years that followed the Civil War, the United States ought to become an industrialized nation. Henry b plant played a leading role in the transformation that occurred in the American South. His railroads and steamships connected Florida to national and global markets changing the state's future for the better by improving new methods of transportation. He initiated a new age in tourism and commerce and assisted the military in the defense of our nation because of this Henry plant is an excellent example of the American federalist values of patriotism and prosperity. A strong federalists viewpoint is that land value rises in proportion to commercial growth. This is seen in the Federalist Papers. Number 12, when Alexander Hamilton argues that driving commerce is the most productive source of national. Well, it has been found in various countries proportion has commerce's forest land has risen in value replant. Florida was sparsely populated and highly inaccessible plant brought railroads to Florida, connecting the inland to the West Coast as plants. Railroads expanded the land which was previously considered worthless, became highly valuable. These projects led to a 96% increase in population between 18, 80 1900 but plant didn't stop there. He had vision to establish a continuous means of travel from the north to Cuba. The way to do this was by developing a steamship line. The steamships provided rapid and reliable transportation linking Florida to Cuba. The Caribbean and the Eastern seaboard driving a massive growth in tourism plants work directly merit Hamilton's principles by strengthening nationwide commerce and industrial expansion. Patriotism is another federalist principal exhibited by Henry plant in the 18 80's plant. Both the port of Tampa to secure its position as a major transportation hub in the Western hemisphere. He also constructed the Tampa Bay Hotel, which became a major tourist attraction in the state of Florida in 18, 98, the United States was developing a plan to invade Cuba during the Spanish American War and Plant convinced the U.S. Government to use his sport and his hotel as headquarters for the U.S. Army. As a result of this war, us emerged as a great power on the world stage further strengthening our government, which was so vitally important to the Federalist Plant, proved his patriotism by sacrificing personal profits for the good of the nation. Former PRESIDENT George Washington stated in his farewell address, the name of the American must always exalt the pride of patriotism. Henry plan exhibited the streets by forgoing personal gain and instead put his country first, a decision which would have made PRESIDENT Washington Henry plans contributions not only lead to significant commercial and population growth in Florida, but also advanced our nation economically and militarily. Our nation was founded upon these principles of patriotism and prosperity. Thank you. Liked and George and her family for a group photo for worse. >> If you go behind plate. >> we do have one more recognition and my apologies. That's not agenda. This is hot off the press are sure stay like fresh off the weld out of 31 submissions across the state from secondary schools, technical colleges and Florida College Florida college system, institutions, our very own manatee technical college struck gold there. E there was a welding competition. The Florida Department of Education did supporting workforce planning showing off the welding programs across the state and our team, the structure that you saw on social media, they won first place in the people's choice very fitting that they're structured titled Leave the People the People's Choice Award. And we're very, very excited about that. And we also like to thank all the community members that voted for this particular project to help us or not that title. Very good. >> I'm so glad I like It is. I promoted dot, but you're highly throughout. So I'm so glad. Thank you so Keep service commission's. Thank Thank On to item number. Get bored. I want to ask for consideration. We do have a public commoners that are on a specific item. I don't know if you want to let allow them. Just talk now are just move on to normal procedure. You're the chair answer questions. Are there. I think that I think we can allow them to come up as fake. It's it's just they're gonna make their comments. We want dialogue, of course. But I'd like to give them that curse. It's been a long day for everyone. So I'd like to call eldest thing. Hope I said that right. We've got some. Thank you for the opportunity. My name is Fernando on scene. >> They hand out in front of you will also be emailed to date in my county Commissioner Re question. Their naming scope. Expand to include Mike to Palmer, senior. I'm here today along with the Honorable Judge, Robert parents. To provide an overview as to why this park should be named the Palmer voluntary. All right. You to please review all a supporting document submitted with the naming for him to fully understand the entire history to start. The county commissioners have submitted the motion to name this park after voluntary. We're in agreement. Except there's more to the story and this historical piece of land. I first learned about the consideration of the park, meaning back in JANUARY 2024. That's when our mission started. Might the Palmer senior along with theirs. Then young daughter Michelle. Are solely responsible for bringing military to Manatee County. This location was the start of a partnership between 2 men but were truly pioneers and visionaries. Together. They change a game of tennis and the landscape. Manatee County forever. Our area became known as tennis Mecca. In the 70's to Palmer Voluntary Academy in Bradenton, Florida was open at the location we're discussing today. Along with the tennis club. Motel was purchase. A manatee are ready to house the students and then old school bus provided the transportation needs. These gentlemen became renowned tennis coaches, mentors and incredible motivators. They're teaching surpassed just a game of tennis. It also involved life lessons. Might the Palmer senior after graduating Florida State University with a Bachelor of science degree in education was hired as head basketball coach and assistant football coach at Manatee. Hard. He also served as basketball coach Manatee Junior College. In 1980, he left a diploma voluntary academy to become the head tennis coach and assistant athletic director at University of Tennessee. It continued the academy now named Nick Voluntary economy and eta. Eventually mbta was so and is now known as the img Academy. This had a true dominant domino effect that left a long lasting impact Manatee County. The park's location is where the first the most important domino effect. This is our opportunity to recognize the Sixt or excite and park property. If we don't name this park after both these great men men, we've missed the boat. Palmer Hyphen, Voluntary Park. No in both these great gentleman personally, as we did. There's no question they should remain together. They both would have wanted this. This is the place and time to recognize a well-deserved honor for what these men contributed to Manatee County. Next Facebook post after the passing of Mike senior truly expressed he felt about their long lasting. >> Frank shifts and impact senior had on him. Asked you strongly. Consider recommendation. Thank you for your time. Thank you. Thank you making MR. Farr >> All of that just in case the building too soon. >> if but we can talk about under a little. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Thank you, little So Thank you for do We are on item number 9 consent. Superintendent. >> Thank you. MADAM Chair, the superintendent recommends approval of the consent agenda for the school board meeting JUNE 23rd 2026. All second. We have a motion by MISTER Kennedy a second. I mess I am live again. MISS And that passes 5 to 0. Takes us to item number. Public comment that just Yeah, I think beyond that. There was no new business pulled for consideration. New business not consent. It item 12.1 As for Maria. For the consideration of naming they property that the 2 public commenters just spoke about. So superintendent. The superintendent recommends approval to advertise naming of the courts and the park adjacent to Martha be King Middle School. >> So moved second. A motion by MISTER Kennedy, a second by MISTER Cho. And I will look to see if we have speakers on this item. Again, this is for advertising only. It is not the actual voting. I am. >> And MADAM Chair, if I MAY not to clarify the courts would be named the DePalma are solitary courts. And that's what we're advertising. The courts. Yes, >> we have the motion of Martian advertised on the second. I don't think there and settle have anybody lit up. And the item will pass. 2, 0, Item 13. Was very own superintendent and valuation. So we're at 13.1 We came for a motion to accept. So move. I will second. A motion by MISTER Chair us second by MISS Fall. And if there are any board members that would like to singing the I can save on lit up. MISTER Cho. >> I just say thanks for all the evidence you presented and things like that is very organized in a good manner. Thank you. Thank you, Much misspelled. Well, this was my first superintendent evaluation. So >> I have no idea what base it on. Doctor Breslin, I figured out between us as we were the first ones to either one of a sudden that before a conversation of. So what do we do now? But thank you very much. Your your report of all of your information was excellent and worked very well put together. Thank you. Thank you, ma'am. I appreciate that. >> And I just want to I think we've done exceptional job of transitioning from being a director at the psc to coming down here and leading the district and as our I had our conversation, I base my evaluation not only on what you have done, but by. Feedback that I've gotten from community members, principals, teachers, and even students. So it was all good and we look forward to. All of things that you're gonna bring to the district in future. So thank you that. So we have forget anybody else, MR. Tatum. >> Get earlier. Yeah, but really that I needed But i really you got to do really good over the last year. I would say you. >> You've done better than I expected you to do this. You knew. And I. I feel like you've probably been in the job maybe a year or 2 instead of your first year. You seem to be I guess you'd call it, exceeded my expectations. >> Thank reason that. MADAM CHAIRMAN, don't want you know. Yeah, you know, raise up on the superintendent wondering MISTER Kennedy. No, I mean, I you know, center said mostly what I had to say. My valuation. See, I was glad. >> When the agenda got published to see that the board members were we're on the same page and that's a that makes for a really strong team heading forward as one where all had looking at the same direction. We're on same page. But Larry was one of those people that just no matter what you would have decided to do in life, you would have done well and you would have kind of risen up. Of course, you've done that with this with this job as well. I really appreciate MR. Price point. >> really so we're looking for >> just out. Pouring of positivity that this come out of this district to become superintendent. And obviously was kind of tough summer to get through but you, you know, you made it through that. And you know, I if you remember. >> You know, I was I was kind of from. Celebrating. But, you know, I was I was really looking forward to becoming superintendent. You kind of. Hit the brakes on me and said, hey, there's we don't have anything to celebrate yet. We we've got work to do and you've done and you are right. And we still got more work to do from here. But your first year has gone really, really well. And not just not just the you know, your work ethic and the way you can along with all employees, the district matter what level they are. But your communication skills, especially have just been very much I and and because I always feel like. You know, I I am never surprise that a board meeting. I always very well prepared. You and your team that's for me as a board member. One of biggest things I can ask for, you know, like please just make in the communication loop and you do that beautifully. And then you always have some thanks, And if MAY just say that, yes. >> None of I couldn't do what I do without this team, ones that are in this room. Once that aren't in this they made the first 9 months. Easier not to say easy. These ear and we do have a lot to accomplish. But it is an honor to serve in this position and to serve the school district to thank you. That looks like it passes by to 0. >> No other public commenters since we let that information only there's really not a whole lot there. So we are to item number 16 updates. Instructions missed. Good evening. Welcome good to be Yeah. >> chair spray board members, superintendent I just have couple instructional updates as we reach the end of JUNE and are awaiting, do we really sing assessment school? Great data here in the looming couple weeks. As for summer programs go, as you know, many of our students are participating in our summer programs and learning opportunities, including are soaring for 11 us or programming as well. At our event are sort 4 big event at the bishop in JUNE. We had 732 handy's at that event. And then in this or lab itself. And MAY we had 1448 visitors to the lab and here in JUNE. As of today, we have 1648 visitors to the latter. Just a huge outpouring of interest and engagement with our store Lavin. You know how special that places. So, we're excited to see the community embracing it and taking advantage of it during the summer as a reminder, family's other no summer programs next week, the week at the 29th through the 3rd title, one summer camps. And at the end of this week and then our summer reading camp will run through JULY 16th currently has 395 students enroll our summer bridge, an extended school year. They'll run through JULY 16th as well. Yes, why has 267 students participating in it? And then summer Vpk runs through JULY 28th and we have 52 students attending the summer vpk. I want to reiterate the congratulations to mtc for winning first place in our people's choice to work for their amazing sculpture. But additionally, we're still bring a lot of them to see this week. As you know, we have a big graduations. We have 2 fire had a 3rd class graduation on Monday. Have another tomorrow. A law enforcement regulations this evening and summer graduations for other programs in the am and pm on Thursday. So a lot going on to see this week. Thank you. Thank you so much. And operations. Yes, evening, MADAM Chair, Vice chair board members, Doctor Breslin, brief update, so food and nutrition services the Summer Food Service program is served 90,522 mills in the first 3 weeks. So safe to say we're cooking it's an operation ends that is currently busy preparing schools for the upcoming year kind of reference. Some of those things and the five-year cap workshop. >> Just a little bit some of the main things, fire alarm replacements. Replacements, floor replacements, paintings, schools, schools, so quite busy out there. So as you travel around, you MAY see some of these things happening. And then today, safety and security headed up by MR. Dimicco we had a joint partnership with the in e and c. So that's the Manatee County Emergency Management group that conducted. We conducted a full-scale tornado exercise that was held at Brayton River Middle School and the reunification was at Bayside Community Church will thank you for allowing us to host it there. Event was attended by school district staff. We have a number of principals directors, Cabinet. Tc students participated. Law enforcement Sheriff's Department public works departments around the county ems Bayside Community Church, Salvation Army parent and student volunteers. So it was very packed crowd. You know, just want to say thank you to those groups for participating. Purpose of the exercise was designed to provide a realistic hands on opportunity, practice reunification, procedures, us where we reunite students with candles. We have a major event. Emergency event on campus also we need to move students to another campus. So the parents to meet up with those kids, some major process. You can imagine how a terrifying that can be for parents can feel we wanted to make sure we're practiced with had the practice in that so that we can be ready if something were to happen. We pray nothing ever happens. But we want to be prepared. So the goal was to of the exercise was to strengthen coordination between those agencies are referenced earlier. So we're coordinating with the sheriff's department right where ms bus department was out. They came over, had to deliver, pick up kids to deliver him to bayside. So I'm here to say was success success? What really? Well. I was pretty hot this morning on a watch d'amico pick the hottest day of the year to have this exercise were outside. But well attended and we accomplished our goal. So just wanted to note that. Thank you. >> sounds like it was a very intense training, real-life it real-life also, yes, ma'am, that's awesome. That they put that together. The whole the counties and district. Partnerships about a great yeah. Okay. You on the Yes, Legal, MR. Di. Thank you. >> I want it so bad Judge Terence was was rambling to tell him he was out of order >> so But he's he's retired, but he still senior judge and he still sits on occasion and decided not not to do He was my son. He was my tennis coach in high school. >> well >> in the consent items, I think I read every one of those 36, that's what I've been doing things going smoothly with the general counsel work. There's still still some more contracts. We've got to get through during the summer to be ready for next year. But no real glitches. Nothing's gonna careful look over. And I think it's it's running. Well. Perfect. That's my report. Thank you so much. Superintendent. Thank you, ma'am. >> Where members Yes, MR. Guy, thank you so much for your health. They did have 36 consent items on that. Some of those key items, the Reno, all of our school resource officer agreements and hats off to future. Law enforcement officers graduating mtc tonight right now as we speak incredible program and preparation and thank you board for supporting the renewal of those agreements. We also had several workforce education partnership agreements, including with Coast and the ymca. Numerous agreements with our health care partners supporting Manatee Technical College. Several operational for landscaping technology. And then we went on to some capital for improvements at Manatee High Bayshore high school. Also continuing the work being done at range Land and right Branch Elementary school. I was able to walk both range right ranch and veterans last week to see the progress. We have furniture coming later in JULY for those campuses. And I know we have teachers really excited to see their new classrooms as well as principal is excited to welcome their their families. And then we saw some savings, both her some work at Williams and them at ski tower resulting in about 600,000 coming back into the district accounts. We always like to see that nice job, MR. Clarke, board members, just anyone watching the meeting. We had a workshop previous to this and where we discussed our strategic plan. That's coming along really nicely led by MR. Chapman and his team, the budget. Thank you, Missus sellers for all of the work on that. And MISTER Clark with the capital plan. That workshop was very lengthy from 2 to 5, 30 right at the start of this meeting. And so anyone who missed those important presentations, I would urge you to go back and look at those. We have a workshop in JULY, JULY 4 teens were will talk about our paired a pro program. We'll continue the work on the strategic plan then we'll also talk about our partnership, longstanding partnership with the Chamber and all the amazing work they do just that for our students to become ready for the workforce and and driving what our community needs. And then we'll talk about some curriculum are bringing 2 high schools to answer some of the community request with finance literacy and those soft skills to help develop our graduates to be college and career ready. And the board members again, just my really sincere appreciation, the evaluation process. So that was a quick agenda item tonight. We met several times and talked about expectations progress. I was able to sit with each of you individually on several occasions to talk about that process. We will sit down again prior after we do. Our strategic plan will sit down. Talk about expectations. Moving forward to make sure that we're meeting the expectations of the board your feedback is invaluable. You see things and hear things all over this district site. Thank you for giving that continuous feedback. We talked about feedback in the workshop. Does make all work better and stronger when we have that. So thank you for that. And finally, happy 4th of JULY. I want we won't be back in this room until after the 4th. And so I'm very excited to celebrate the 200 50th anniversary of this great country. I was born in 1976. And so I my mom always tells me that's how she remembers my birth year. So looking forward to to celebrating the 4th with family and continuing on another great at 50 years of excellence in this country. So thank you very much. Thank Kay Board members Kennedy. >> Show Tatum and myself. >> I have been visiting summer program having a great time with that. And I have been to I think fix of them. One of them is the smarten up camp that was being held at Braden River. Lots of arts. >> Stuff going on, singing dancing, creating all sorts of great. A great things. They're tsa stem summer camp King Middle School. >> I >> went over to camps. S steam field trip. They brought a bunch of kiddos out Maria Elementary School. 2 get to explore and see great, great stuff that they don't normally get to see. And they're at their own schools. And then I went out to my entry school for been to that Anne Marie and my in a week to go see the summer program they're having out there. This morning I was at the dive into reading program that. It's held at the east restaurants get those restaurants and something that occurred to me today that I wanted to mention is that. You know, these programs are just put on by our staff school district right? It's not just our teachers who are fabulous and I love them, but they also are. Partnerships through businesses and community organizations just for dive into reading today or through Rock Hospitality, which owns all the restaurants where these take place. Patterson Foundation is involved in that. The early learning coalition provided books for all the kids. They get a book every time they come. We've got volunteer teachers to come. We've got volunteers from the community. You come in and sit with these kids every day to read with them. Everything from retired teachers too. Business leaders too high school students across the gamut. >> And and the >> and I'm always impressed with the involvement of our community. And in things for education. Just. You know, whether a retired person coming into a school and working with the kiddo or it's a massive company, you know, providing backpacks and resources to our kids who need them. We have such an amazing community in Manatee County and so many organizations that work together and I never really understood how many there were you know, just being in a classroom all day. You don't you don't get to go out there and see all the organizations that helped to contribute to learning of our kids. Until I got on the Children Services Advisory board and realize how many organizations we have in our county and the ones that I see every week are just the ones that are asking for county funding. That doesn't count all the other ones that get funding from other places. Actually also on a mission out of this that all of our nonprofits that that the cfpb funds because I can't see them during grant time. I have to go in the off. Starting that the summer as well and I'll try many of them as possible in the fall. But we have an amazing community and they do so much for our kids. You know, even if it's just, you know, I I went to with Martinez and MISS Pray. We went to visit the juvenile detention center or not that listen to that of the jail. Our students that in the jail program up there and they have to meet a library and former English teacher. I felt that they needed more books. So I put out 2 posts one on a teacher page and one on my own Facebook page and I ended up with somewhere in the round of 800 books. That all ended up in my minivan. And I have to take multiple trips over the psc to deliver them to MISS Lyons, who then made sure they got to the jail even taken straight to the jail yourself know they had to to go what I would have because they're already in my minivan. But just just. 2 things requests and I got hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of books. I think multiple trips to get them all so they could get them there for the kids that have these books and and just outpouring from the community was just absolutely amazing to me. It just it warms my heart to see how invest in our community. Isn't that district, which is MR. Short's Point earlier why we have such an incredible district. It's not just the teachers and the staff and the district staff over here in the 5 people sitting up here making decisions. It takes our entire community and the outpouring and the love that our community has for public schools still amazes me every day. So really, that's really all I wanted to say. And Just to thank the community for their continued support of our schools of our kids. I am so incredibly proud of every child in this district and every staff person in teacher and secretary and custodian and bus driver and mechanic and every other I can't name. >> For all you do for our kids because 5 and Dr PRESIDENT Can't the don't don't run the show. I mean, we run the show with, you know, for your quotes here. But it takes every single person in every single building and all in the community to really do all the great things that. We do. Hear everybody for that as we are now that we've officially ended the school year and are prepping for the next one. Please keep at it. We appreciate you. And then the full have to say. >> Thank Thank you so much, MR. Kennedy, next. Okay. Heather. I really appreciate you are. >> Still almost 2 years and your enthusiasm because me being the old head up here, sometimes I take things for you know, maybe lost my edge a little bit. And then I see you. You're so excited about everything you do and everywhere you go, Mike, I remember when I used to be like that and again, like for >> And it just like it gives me hope Nothing. Have hope. But, you know, mean, like it just it fills me with some energy that I don't otherwise have. So it puts a bank you for And as you were speaking, I too, was kind of flashback to chance. Comment at the end of the workshop and about how. I would suggest if you're listening to this are watching this, go watch for yourself because it was a powerful statement about how this district is a key part of the success of this county as a whole. And as this board has talked about many times, we are in an environment and education where we have to compete we have to perform produce results and have good programs and create things that are attractive to get families to choose us and not a private or a family scholarship. Family empowerment scholarship or a charter. And I had never really thought of it in that context. Those words for were very, very powerful. So, Chad, thank you for that. MADAM Chair. I really am impressed. I thought you set a record at her last But here we are. 45 minutes after starting this month, I think you might have broken your own record. Oh, my goodness. So but I but you know, you've really done an excellent job as chair since you become And I know you'll continue to do so. I just appreciate your leadership. And you're. We represent us that this board to hold out the community. And, you know, MISTER Tatum, I was hoping that, you know, before the filing deadline, I was wonder if you might change your mind at the last minute. But now it is past and you made mention of it tonight. Well, we're talking of these things. And but wait a minute, I'm not going to be here. So but but here you are like, you know, kind of. What's that? What's called when the plane comes in like that Glenn Entry path that led the path final approach. Final approach. Thank you. You're on your final approach. But you're still asking great questions and you're still deeply involved and that's that's to be committed to. So I'm many more meetings together. So this is certainly not a goodbye. And as I said earlier, Superintendent PRESIDENT, you know, just not going the park this year and I know you'll continue to do so. When I saw on when we were doing the the sales tax. So that was the capital. That was the capital budget presentation. It said on the sales tax, you know, to be renewed or expires JUNE 30th 2032 and I just had a mental note like. Dr Presence still here when when we got to put that on the ballot at the presidential election of 2032. So got a lot of good things to come. It's so and to the rest of the team. Thank you guys always keeping up to date as well. Just been really good people. So it's nice when you work somewhere and you're like that and you really like and respect the people you work with. So and we are we are fortunate to have So that's it for me. MADAM Thanks. Thank you so much. Happy 4th, everybody in 1969, baby. So I'm I'm a man on the moon, baby. I guess there's a lot going on at 69. But that's your by Centennial baby Ideal Armstrong baby, ok, now, that's an approach 80's bp. >> good >> that study for year heard go for people. >> just thank you. Staff for put all together. Obviously, we had lot of consent and on a stuff that about, consent was great. Workshop is fantastic. You know, probably one of the I really enjoyed the pre meeting to to the workshop where we get talk and have some questions about the cap of planning centers. So that was something I thought new this year. We had not done that since I've been on the board word when we got together which I thought was great and I think it helped. And the workshop because we have, you know, we've got some things we've got obviously decide. It's a big projects. I want to say thank you to not only Dr PRESIDENT The staff as well. There's lot of times where I'm sure other board members like this, too. But and I told the Sunday our Reza, before. I'm one of those. It comes with like ideas and things all the time. And probably Collier, we go. He cares. Showed again. That was something else. And and I do want to say thank you for being gracious and listening even on your head, maybe like this guy. But I do think there are some things, you know, MR. Kenny brought it up that and the air we're in. This is something for Memphis ba. We spoke about and last briefing about what fsb aided a couple weeks ago in our but our conference and they usually have themes right? I think DECEMBER it was like a I was the big team and everything was centered around a I Howard court bring that and this one. I felt like last win was about how are we going to that? As districts right to ever changing environment that that is education. And and I think that there's some some unique ways. It's challenging weighs in. It's not going to be And there are some ideas I had that said it's not going to be easy. But I think if we don't, we don't go after and change some of the thinking that we just have always done it this way. And if we don't. If we don't give what some families are looking for. We're going we're going to lose students. Right? And I think we've done a very good job in this district. As I said, the workshop of of coming together. And providing really great programs. And I think the parents see that. And I think we can continue to still do that and also operate a little bit outside the box And i'm not going need it to much of the stuff that that's for the team to figure out. And you guys did that. But I do believe we've got to do you gotta make sure we're on the cutting edge and provide best education and some of best education we talk about. Florida MISTER Tatum has is not always just 7.32 o'clock not be the best for everybody. Anyways, just thank you. All the staff for for for being, you know, adaptable little bit and be willing to listen in and maybe make some changes and do some stuff because state is not always easy. Speaking of kind of community coming together. Last time we met well, rain over to the city park. Groundbreaking and I think that's going to extremely significant change to the city of Bradenton and Central Corridor. I think you look at that that project between. Not only the school district, the county and the city and so that the 3 major government entities, but also between private industry like the Pirates. You other other industries and stuff, you know. The sheriff's office with how? I think you're gonna see something very significant. There. And Ali Reid be able to provide some things, but I think it's gonna be able to change hope for the culture there. And and which obviously Ballard, Roger, sit right there night, the city. So that was exciting to see the groundbreaking in that. And I just go by the name. It's already crews that's going to going to be awesome. And that. >> Hope everybody has a great 4th of the we get together till JULY 21st, right? So almost I-44 work bring right, so most month. So hoping teachers enjoying summer, Maine joined fireworks number. Don't play with fire. Your hands. I put my ground and month. That's my safety. Up. There was the whole people, the ceremonies Pentagon that would agree with that going make up. >> MR. Tatum, we sure do. Want to go for me. He's gonna make us cry again. >> Are you really going a Okay. Because I know gets to people. Hard to follow Yeah, this is the best for us. >> Okay Well, first of all. On our agenda, I wanted to point out that was. Anew item that we dead was not news on the consent item. Number 2, some 9.2 as their agreement between New College. And the school district for turned teacher intern program. I'm so glad got that. I we talked about things like that and and solidified it. And then when you talk about empty suit, you look at our agenda again. Agreement between the school District of Manatee Memorial Hospital students can't learn everything. The campus case he they have to go out into the real world and get real life experiences. So we do that with the hospital. Dental dental, assisting, or whatever those students go to the dentist. Mon of them was at my dentist one time. And I was just like I'll see you bad way. Should I guess not cool and then pair met. They have to be out somewhere with Cruz as they're learning the ropes of what their goal, their life is going to become. So it's a lot I just wanted to highlight some of those things because so often time we just go through consent and thank you for the kind words MISTER Kennedy. It all comes down to the board doing there. Behind the scenes at their briefings and and cabinet providing all information and getting back to us individually for questions. And I did thoroughly enjoyed the one on one for the capital. Yeah, we have challenges. I think fine solutions to everything that we talked about. I'm really not worried about that. And you talked about change. MISTER Cho. If you don't do change, you become stagnant and stale. State constantly got a look at different things attract. And we have so many things that we can bring to our our community and the partnerships. The day. Go without saying we were all at ribbon cutting our groundbreaking, I guess. And it was very impactful for that community. There were people there from the community. They wanted to see what was going on. And I've heard nothing but positive about that. And 2, when you talk about new ideas. I was at the nurses pending, well, everybody was tornado. I don't know where but I went to the nurse pending this morning and worst setting on this stage and to see this, the slideshow of students, you got a around and look up, which is a little difficult. So I brought it to their attention to put a screen and the information on the back wall of an information booth. The people on a stage maybe know all the way down. But the people running the program, can see where that slideshow and when it stops someone to get up and So I made to kind of observation, a suggestion not only just me. It was Dr Gill were >> So I hope we can get that down pretty quick but >> all of those things for that. We do as a community. All comes down to the person is going to come help you. And any kind of form, not a cull. Attorneys judges. Don't know, but it all starts and k through 12 and then on from there. So I'm very proud of what we have going on here look forward to what the next year brings us. And I just want congratulate all the students from him to see this year. I won't be able attend tomorrow, but I understand or some will be there. So give him my personal yeah. So other than we have had this this month. If you look at my calendar left from. I look forward to taking a little bit of a break for this kind of work but continue to do the work outside the district. So. Thank you very much. MR. Okay. >> We have one very important piece of business way to take care of here. And we have to give MR. Cho call sign. So I was reading James Mattis is about the other day when he was a colonel. We got a call sign and it was given to him by his staff and the call sign was. Chaos. Right? Ca to us. And it stands for Colonel has another outstanding suggested. >> Yeah, so I looked at So I saw his name on like that works. It does show. >> As another outstanding suggestion. >> and chaos. So we got that thing everybody else. And I think we all the calls now we're perfectly either name works Chad or Cho. They both went >> Okay. So thank you. Lore and then, you know, for another great meeting, another great work was always run. Well, there are a number of paintings that I have been to since last meeting, whether they were fire, emt, dental, nursing, all kinds of good stuff going on. 70's is doing a heck of a job over there. >> All right. And so now, yes, I have a video date last time talk about happiness and virtue and like which one would come first and the difference between the 2 of didn't touch >> So just as a reminder, you know, as parents, we all tell our kids that my mom told me all her life. I just want you to be happy and I thought about that. Like, yeah, mom. But how about how about you? Ask for virtue for me. I like to help me be a better person because being a better person first needs to happen is the other way around people that are virtuous tend to bring a lot of unhappiness to themselves and other people. But if we get the virtue thing right, first, that's how we increase our chances for happiness. And then we have unhappy times. We handle them better. So this video is kind of a combination of Memorial Day and enjoy the 4th because we were trying to get out of here on the last meeting for Memorial Day. And so I need to set up the video for it. I've mentioned this gentleman before. This is their guy Gruters. Uw 5 years and 3 months in North Vietnam. What you're going to see is a it's a video of his homecoming. I mean, a little video his own coming. So what's happened is he's literally flown back in the United States of America. He's flown into an Air Force base and Alabama. One of his squadron mates who was knocked out there, who who had come home from Vietnam, that that his fellow copilot, you might their fellow pilot and his wife drive out to the flight line. They pick so Sandy. His wife is in the car right? So they go out to the flight line. They get guy. Again. He's just flown in from overseas with his first time back. So they go pick him up. They drive. So Santa is in the cards. Wife and he's in the car. They drive back to what are called visiting officers quarters area that are set up for guy and his family. And so what you're going to see is the video as he as couldn't get right You're going to see this and Isn't that like that around those to be a pilot was was to be control. But it's so power you're going to see that and just a set up. So his wife gets out of the car. She's already seen the first person. He's going to hug as as younger brother. And it's not to remember. I told you, Terry was his younger brother going over there and flew b. 52 and bomb tenure got the North Vietnamese to the table. So part of that agreement was that the prisoners home. So we actually came out was his literally was his brother's keeper, right? I'm going over there to get my brother back over here. They were the first person you see. Is going to be his younger brother. And then he's so happy to see a younger brother. You like he's not going to let him go. The second person you're going to see as his dad likes on. There's some other people is blow to. So the second person you're going to see is that it's going use that the 3rd person you're going to see gets his mother. Alright, literally. I mentioned Lazarus and are in our workshops like this is like a lot as a risk moment. Right? Getting his son back from the dead. And some other people, their cousins and other members of the family and friends. But then the last 2 people are going to see. Alright, is that 2 little girls? Who haven't seen him for over 5 years. There were 2, 4, when he leaves another 79. And so. But that's set up. You can play the video. Let's >> one our own. >> And that's Just not to. And he's >> With mom now. Up a faded out. That was beautiful. So make one last comment there. And that is was this close to getting his brother Terry here today, right? >> But believe it or not, the guys like a rich. Still working at the age of 70 and I'm not gonna make would have been cool have carry in the room because brother for that, the guy who flew the b 52, it helped back home. And those good video as emotional and everything. But it does cut hope to make the point that, you know, he was raised. It's cool. They really did focus on teaching in how purchase you went Catholic school, right? And then he went to the Air Force Academy guided and all those things combined so that when he got in that situation because he thought about killing himself. He was going to take revenge on his captors and all that. But at some point you got it. He figured I was like, no, I. Have to hold this together. Started praying. And he said they learned to not. It starts stop hitting my captors and are praying for him and then I got to the point where I could say forgive them, father, they don't know what they're doing and all that comes together so that because he was virtuous when he got himself into that crucible moment, he was able to come out of it and bring a lot of happiness back home because he got so, yeah, that's 2 little girls are hit 5 more kids when he got back. He's still married. He's been married 62 years. And I think in 2012, yet they actually he and his wife adopted, adopted another child to make 8 children. And his brother was very similar. His brother had the same experience, went to the Catholic School. Then when Air Force Academy then flew b, 52 ce he his brother has 6 children. I believe. All after he got back and he and his wife married for 50 years. Unfortunately, she passed away a couple years ago. And if you remember, I asked all of all of them to include James Stockdale it and ask him what he wrote this. It was another senior p o w would you go back and change anything? And the answer is no. And it happened. This is the meaning of life. And those guys are crazy because they could stop a lot of unhappiness. But what I figured out is no, because I it helped me become more virtuous as a human being. What I went through and because of that, I can bring more happiness to myself. My family, everybody else around me. And that's a really good lesson for the 4th of JULY that the way we keep this country strong, it's for each one of us individually to become more virtuous. And that's why the leader teacher thing Dr resident important because that's how you start to the top of us. And that's why do these of these are is an example of leader teachers stuff right? It starts at the top and we just keep pushing it down farther and farther, you know, into the system. And so everybody becomes to some degree leader teachers. So Lord bless and keep us make his face to shine upon us, brings prosperity, peace. Douglas, us. And on this 4th of JULY, MAY GOD bless this great country GOD's Green Earth, United States America. Thank you for your time. Thank you, MR. 2. >> With that board 06:38pm. I

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1. CALL TO ORDER 2. READING OF THE DISTRICT'S VISION 3. INVOCATION 4. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 5. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA 1. Approval of the Agenda Amendments - added after publishing 6. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 1. Approval of the Minutes of the May 12, 2026, Meeting and Meeting of the Leasing Corporation, May 26, 2026 Workshop and June 9, 2026 School Board Meeting Minutes - updated 6/18/2026 7. STUDENT CELEBRATIONS 1. Lakewood Ranch High School student wins America250FL Essay Contest 8. PUBLIC COMMENTS (UP TO 30 MINUTES) Public comment is not an open forum to discuss matters unrelated to education, to support or oppose candidates for public office, or to engage in commercial speech attempting to sell a service or product to the School Board or public. Also, public comment is not a forum to attack individual school system employees or Board Members. Any such complaints should be submitted in writing to the Superintendent for appropriate handling. Finally, this is not a forum for addressing issues involving individual students. Because of privacy concerns, such issues should be submitted in writing to the Superintendent for appropriate handling. Each speaker is allowed three minutes to address the Board. Speakers must stand at the podium and not approach the dais. This is a business meeting of the School Board and the public expects that we conduct it in an orderly, efficient, effective and dignified manner. We request that speakers keep this in mind when making your comments. We also request that the audience keep that in mind and not demonstrate approval or disapproval of what a speaker has said by clapping or booing. The Board appreciates the public's input and will listen attentively, consider each comment, and usually will not respond, Agenda June 23, 2026 School Board of Manatee County Regular Board Meeting - 5:30 PM Walter Miller School Support Center Board Room Times Indicated are Approximate 1

enter into debate, or answer questions during comments on agenda items or during the public comments section. PUBLIC INPUT INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Before you begin speaking, please provide any handouts to the Agency Clerk. 2. Please identify yourself only by your full name for the record. 3. You have no more than three minutes to speak. Please stop speaking when the bell rings. 4. Florida Law requires all citizens to conduct themselves in an orderly fashion at public meetings. 5 . WARNING: Any individual who interferes with the expeditious or orderly process of a School Board meeting, will be subject to removal from the meeting pursuant to Section 1001.372(3) Florida Statutes at the discretion of the Chair. Orderly fashion is deemed as, at a minimum (1) no profanity (2) no vulgar language (3) no discourteous, disrespectful, or disparaging conduct. 9. CONSENT ITEMS All matters listed under the Consent Agenda are considered to be routine and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items. If discussion is desired by a Board Member, that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered later in the agenda. 1. Approval of the Appointments, Change of Assignments, Promotions, Reappointments, Reassignments, Resignations, Retirements, Suspensions, Terminations, and Transfers (No Financial Impact) 2. Approval of Memorandum of Understanding between New College of Florida and School District of Manatee County for Teacher Intern Program 2026-2029 (No Financial Impact) 3. Approval to Renew the Memorandums of Understanding Between the School District of Manatee County and Suncoast Workforce Board, Inc. dba CareerSource Suncoast for Workforce Development Partnership Services for the 2026 - 2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 4. Approval of the Renewal Agreement Between the School Board of Manatee County and YMCA of Southwest Florida Inc., to Provide Before-School and/or After-School Programs for Middle School Students During the 2026-2027 School Year (No Financial Impact) 5. Approval of the Renewal Agreement Between the School District of Manatee County and Manatee Memorial Hospital, Limited Partnership dba Lakewood Ranch Medical Center and Manatee Memorial Hospital for Clinical Experience for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Health Science Programs for the 2026-2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 6. Approval of the Renewal Agreement Between the School District of Manatee County and Advanced Dental Cosmetic Center, P.A. for Clinical Experience for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Dental Assisting Students for the 2026-2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 7. Approval of the Renewal Agreement Between the School District of Manatee County and the Board of County Commissioners of Charlotte County, Florida for Clinical Experience for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Paramedic Students for the 2026- 2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 8. Approval of the Farmworker Career Development Program Amendment 2 to Adjust Recruitment Goals as Requested by the State Office for the 2025-2026 School Year (No Financial Impact) 9. Approval of the Request for Proposal on Lawn Maintenance and Landscaping Services, SDMC No. 27-0027-TM, Estimated in the Amount of $600,000.00 Annually (Multiple 2

Funding Sources) 10. Approval of the Proposal on Food Service Sanitation System, SDMC No. 27-0019-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $250,000.00 Annually (Food Service Fund) - updated 6/18/2026 11. Approval of the Use of the Interlocal Purchasing Agreement (TIPS) Technology Solutions, Products, and Services #260105, SDMC No. 27-0038-BS Estimated in the Amount of $175,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 12. Approval of the Use of the Interlocal Purchasing Agreement (TIPS) Academic and Educational Goods and Services #240804, SDMC No. 27-0044-BS Estimated in the Amount of $350,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 13. Approval to Purchase the Renewal for Student Accident Insurance, SDMC No. 27-0041- KD, Estimated in the Amount of $275,000.00 (Multiple Funding Sources) 14. Approval to Purchase Property and Liability Insurance Coverage Renewal, SDMC No. 27-0042-KD, Estimated in the amount of $5,741,575.97 (General Fund) 15. Approval to Purchase Advertising and Publication Services, SDMC No. 27-0039-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $300,000.00 (Multiple Funding Sources) 16. Approval to Purchase Legal Services, SDMC No. 27-0043-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $395,000.00 (General Fund) 17. Approval to Purchase Theater Stage Lighting and Controls, SDMC No. 27-0014-MR, Estimated in the Amount of $1,500,000.00 (Capital Funds) 18. Approval of the Manatee High School Building 15 Agreement Between Owner and Fawley Bryant Architecture in the Amount of $542,187.44 (Capital Funds) 19. Approval of Rangeland High School Amendment 3 Auditorium Agreement Between Owner and Schenkel & Shultz Inc. in the Amount of $86,000.00 (Capital Funds) 20. Approval of Rangeland High School Classroom Building 6 Agreement between Owner and Bureau Veritas Amendment 1 Additional Building Official Services in the Amount of $132,000.00 (Capital Funds) 21. Approval of Rye Ranch Elementary School Amendment 3 Agreement Between Owner and Skanska USA Building LLC, Revising the Substantial Completion Date to August 2, 2026 (No Financial Impact) 22. Approval of Annie Lucy Williams Elementary School Classroom Addition Change Order 3 Final Agreement Between Owner and Gilbane Building Company, Decrease in the Amount of $558,571.17 (Capital Funds) 23. Approval of Matzke Radio Tower Change Order 1 Final Agreement Between Owner and McIntyre, Elwell & Strammer General Contractors, Inc., Decrease in the Amount of $35,973.10 (Capital Funds) 24. Approval of Request to Declare Surplus and Dispose of District Tangible Personal Property Greater than $5,000.00 (Possible Incoming Funds to General Fund and Special Revenue-Food Service Fund) 25. Approval to Accept Donation of Fanuc CR-15iA Collaborative Robot for Manatee Technical College (Incoming Donation) 26. Approval to Purchase School Resource Officer (SRO) Services through The City of Holmes Beach, SDMC No. 27-0045-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $120,651.67 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 27. Approval to Purchase School Resource Officer (SRO) Services through The City of 3

Bradenton, SDMC No. 27-0046-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $348,050.23 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 28. Approval to Purchase School Resource Officer (SRO) Services through The City of Palmetto, SDMC No. 27-0047-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $179,280.67 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 29. Approval to Renew School Resource Officer (SRO) Services through The Manatee County Sheriff's Office, SDMC No. 25-0049-RG, Estimated in the Amount of $2,064,585.10 (Multiple Funding Sources) 30. Approval to Purchase Health Insurance Trust Services through Florida Educator Health Trust (FLEHT), SDMC No. 26-0120-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $575,250.00 through December 31, 2026 (Health Insurance Fund) 31. Approval of the Sole Source to Purchase Variable Frequency Drives, SDMC No. 27- 0016-MR, Estimated in the amount of $200,000.00 Annually (Capital Fund) 32. Approval of Bayshore High School Columns Agreement Between Owner and Reno Building, LLC Amendment 1 in the Amount of $494,372.29 (Capital Funds) 33. Approval to Apply, Accept and Expend the State of Florida, Department of Health State Funds in the Amount of $221,058.00 (Incoming State Funds) 34. Veterans Elementary School Utility Right of Way and Encroachment Agreement (No Financial Impact) 35. Approval of Athletic Fees of $400.00 per Sport/Activity for Non-Traditional Students Participating in Manatee County Schools Athletics (Incoming Funds to Support Individual School Athletics) 36. Approval to Purchase Align Consulting Services, SDMC No. 27-0052 KM, Estimated in the amount of $168,500.00 (Multiple Funding Sources) 10. PUBLIC COMMENT FOR NEW BUSINESS ITEMS 11. NEW BUSINESS (DISCUSSION ITEMS PULLED FROM CONSENT) 12. NEW BUSINESS (NON-CONSENT ITEMS) 1. Approval to Advertise Naming of the Courts in the Park Adjacent to Martha B. King Middle School 13. NEW BUSINESS (NO SUPERINTENDENT RECOMMENDATION) 1. Approval of the Superintendent Evaluation as Provided by the School Board 14. CONTINUED PUBLIC COMMENT (IF NECESSARY) 15. INFORMATION ONLY (No Board Action Required) 16. UPDATES A. INSTRUCTION UPDATE B. OPERATIONS UPDATE C. LEGAL UPDATE 17. SUPERINTENDENT REMARKS 18. BOARD COMMENTS 19. ADJOURNMENT 4

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1. CALL TO ORDER 2. READING OF THE DISTRICT'S VISION 3. INVOCATION 4. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 5. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA 1. Approval of the Agenda Amendments - added after publishing 6. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 1. Approval of the Minutes of the May 12, 2026, Meeting and Meeting of the Leasing Corporation, May 26, 2026 Workshop and June 9, 2026 School Board Meeting Minutes - updated 6/18/2026 7. STUDENT CELEBRATIONS 1. Lakewood Ranch High School student wins America250FL Essay Contest 8. PUBLIC COMMENTS (UP TO 30 MINUTES) Public comment is not an open forum to discuss matters unrelated to education, to support or oppose candidates for public office, or to engage in commercial speech attempting to sell a service or product to the School Board or public. Also, public comment is not a forum to attack individual school system employees or Board Members. Any such complaints should be submitted in writing to the Superintendent for appropriate handling. Finally, this is not a forum for addressing issues involving individual students. Because of privacy concerns, such issues should be submitted in writing to the Superintendent for appropriate handling. Each speaker is allowed three minutes to address the Board. Speakers must stand at the podium and not approach the dais. This is a business meeting of the School Board and the public expects that we conduct it in an orderly, efficient, effective and dignified manner. We request that speakers keep this in mind when making your comments. We also request that the audience keep that in mind and not demonstrate approval or disapproval of what a speaker has said by clapping or booing. The Board appreciates the public's input and will listen attentively, consider each comment, and usually will not respond, Agenda June 23, 2026 School Board of Manatee County Regular Board Meeting - 5:30 PM Walter Miller School Support Center Board Room Times Indicated are Approximate 1

enter into debate, or answer questions during comments on agenda items or during the public comments section. PUBLIC INPUT INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Before you begin speaking, please provide any handouts to the Agency Clerk. 2. Please identify yourself only by your full name for the record. 3. You have no more than three minutes to speak. Please stop speaking when the bell rings. 4. Florida Law requires all citizens to conduct themselves in an orderly fashion at public meetings. 5 . WARNING: Any individual who interferes with the expeditious or orderly process of a School Board meeting, will be subject to removal from the meeting pursuant to Section 1001.372(3) Florida Statutes at the discretion of the Chair. Orderly fashion is deemed as, at a minimum (1) no profanity (2) no vulgar language (3) no discourteous, disrespectful, or disparaging conduct. 9. CONSENT ITEMS All matters listed under the Consent Agenda are considered to be routine and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items. If discussion is desired by a Board Member, that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered later in the agenda. 1. Approval of the Appointments, Change of Assignments, Promotions, Reappointments, Reassignments, Resignations, Retirements, Suspensions, Terminations, and Transfers (No Financial Impact) 2. Approval of Memorandum of Understanding between New College of Florida and School District of Manatee County for Teacher Intern Program 2026-2029 (No Financial Impact) 3. Approval to Renew the Memorandums of Understanding Between the School District of Manatee County and Suncoast Workforce Board, Inc. dba CareerSource Suncoast for Workforce Development Partnership Services for the 2026 - 2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 4. Approval of the Renewal Agreement Between the School Board of Manatee County and YMCA of Southwest Florida Inc., to Provide Before-School and/or After-School Programs for Middle School Students During the 2026-2027 School Year (No Financial Impact) 5. Approval of the Renewal Agreement Between the School District of Manatee County and Manatee Memorial Hospital, Limited Partnership dba Lakewood Ranch Medical Center and Manatee Memorial Hospital for Clinical Experience for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Health Science Programs for the 2026-2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 6. Approval of the Renewal Agreement Between the School District of Manatee County and Advanced Dental Cosmetic Center, P.A. for Clinical Experience for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Dental Assisting Students for the 2026-2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 7. Approval of the Renewal Agreement Between the School District of Manatee County and the Board of County Commissioners of Charlotte County, Florida for Clinical Experience for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Paramedic Students for the 2026- 2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 8. Approval of the Farmworker Career Development Program Amendment 2 to Adjust Recruitment Goals as Requested by the State Office for the 2025-2026 School Year (No Financial Impact) 9. Approval of the Request for Proposal on Lawn Maintenance and Landscaping Services, SDMC No. 27-0027-TM, Estimated in the Amount of $600,000.00 Annually (Multiple 2

Funding Sources) 10. Approval of the Proposal on Food Service Sanitation System, SDMC No. 27-0019-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $250,000.00 Annually (Food Service Fund) - updated 6/18/2026 11. Approval of the Use of the Interlocal Purchasing Agreement (TIPS) Technology Solutions, Products, and Services #260105, SDMC No. 27-0038-BS Estimated in the Amount of $175,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 12. Approval of the Use of the Interlocal Purchasing Agreement (TIPS) Academic and Educational Goods and Services #240804, SDMC No. 27-0044-BS Estimated in the Amount of $350,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 13. Approval to Purchase the Renewal for Student Accident Insurance, SDMC No. 27-0041- KD, Estimated in the Amount of $275,000.00 (Multiple Funding Sources) 14. Approval to Purchase Property and Liability Insurance Coverage Renewal, SDMC No. 27-0042-KD, Estimated in the amount of $5,741,575.97 (General Fund) 15. Approval to Purchase Advertising and Publication Services, SDMC No. 27-0039-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $300,000.00 (Multiple Funding Sources) 16. Approval to Purchase Legal Services, SDMC No. 27-0043-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $395,000.00 (General Fund) 17. Approval to Purchase Theater Stage Lighting and Controls, SDMC No. 27-0014-MR, Estimated in the Amount of $1,500,000.00 (Capital Funds) 18. Approval of the Manatee High School Building 15 Agreement Between Owner and Fawley Bryant Architecture in the Amount of $542,187.44 (Capital Funds) 19. Approval of Rangeland High School Amendment 3 Auditorium Agreement Between Owner and Schenkel & Shultz Inc. in the Amount of $86,000.00 (Capital Funds) 20. Approval of Rangeland High School Classroom Building 6 Agreement between Owner and Bureau Veritas Amendment 1 Additional Building Official Services in the Amount of $132,000.00 (Capital Funds) 21. Approval of Rye Ranch Elementary School Amendment 3 Agreement Between Owner and Skanska USA Building LLC, Revising the Substantial Completion Date to August 2, 2026 (No Financial Impact) 22. Approval of Annie Lucy Williams Elementary School Classroom Addition Change Order 3 Final Agreement Between Owner and Gilbane Building Company, Decrease in the Amount of $558,571.17 (Capital Funds) 23. Approval of Matzke Radio Tower Change Order 1 Final Agreement Between Owner and McIntyre, Elwell & Strammer General Contractors, Inc., Decrease in the Amount of $35,973.10 (Capital Funds) 24. Approval of Request to Declare Surplus and Dispose of District Tangible Personal Property Greater than $5,000.00 (Possible Incoming Funds to General Fund and Special Revenue-Food Service Fund) 25. Approval to Accept Donation of Fanuc CR-15iA Collaborative Robot for Manatee Technical College (Incoming Donation) 26. Approval to Purchase School Resource Officer (SRO) Services through The City of Holmes Beach, SDMC No. 27-0045-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $120,651.67 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 27. Approval to Purchase School Resource Officer (SRO) Services through The City of 3

Bradenton, SDMC No. 27-0046-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $348,050.23 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 28. Approval to Purchase School Resource Officer (SRO) Services through The City of Palmetto, SDMC No. 27-0047-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $179,280.67 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 29. Approval to Renew School Resource Officer (SRO) Services through The Manatee County Sheriff's Office, SDMC No. 25-0049-RG, Estimated in the Amount of $2,064,585.10 (Multiple Funding Sources) 30. Approval to Purchase Health Insurance Trust Services through Florida Educator Health Trust (FLEHT), SDMC No. 26-0120-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $575,250.00 through December 31, 2026 (Health Insurance Fund) 31. Approval of the Sole Source to Purchase Variable Frequency Drives, SDMC No. 27- 0016-MR, Estimated in the amount of $200,000.00 Annually (Capital Fund) 32. Approval of Bayshore High School Columns Agreement Between Owner and Reno Building, LLC Amendment 1 in the Amount of $494,372.29 (Capital Funds) 33. Approval to Apply, Accept and Expend the State of Florida, Department of Health State Funds in the Amount of $221,058.00 (Incoming State Funds) 34. Veterans Elementary School Utility Right of Way and Encroachment Agreement (No Financial Impact) 35. Approval of Athletic Fees of $400.00 per Sport/Activity for Non-Traditional Students Participating in Manatee County Schools Athletics (Incoming Funds to Support Individual School Athletics) 36. Approval to Purchase Align Consulting Services, SDMC No. 27-0052 KM, Estimated in the amount of $168,500.00 (Multiple Funding Sources) 10. PUBLIC COMMENT FOR NEW BUSINESS ITEMS 11. NEW BUSINESS (DISCUSSION ITEMS PULLED FROM CONSENT) 12. NEW BUSINESS (NON-CONSENT ITEMS) 1. Approval to Advertise Naming of the Courts in the Park Adjacent to Martha B. King Middle School 13. NEW BUSINESS (NO SUPERINTENDENT RECOMMENDATION) 1. Approval of the Superintendent Evaluation as Provided by the School Board 14. CONTINUED PUBLIC COMMENT (IF NECESSARY) 15. INFORMATION ONLY (No Board Action Required) 16. UPDATES A. INSTRUCTION UPDATE B. OPERATIONS UPDATE C. LEGAL UPDATE 17. SUPERINTENDENT REMARKS 18. BOARD COMMENTS 19. ADJOURNMENT 4

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AGENDA ITEM NO. 5.1 School Board of Manatee County June 23, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting Action Item Title Approval of the Agenda Amendments - added after publishing Executive Summary The Chair finds good cause to amend the agenda to include: Agenda amended Thursday June 18, 2026, to update Approval of Minutes item Approval of the Minutes of the May 12, 2026, Meeting and Meeting of the Leasing Corporation, May 26, 2026 Workshop and June 9, 2026 School Board Meeting Minutes. Agenda amended Thursday June 18, 2026, to update Executive Summary of Consent Item Approval of the Proposal on Food Service Sanitation System, SDMC No. 27-0019-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $250,000.00 Annually (Food Service Fund). This item aligns with the District’s Strategic Plan Goal(s) which state(s): Ready To Grow | Goal 7 Promote our schools and District as remaining highly competitive and uniquely designed to produce top-notch graduates, great neighbors, and responsible citizens Recommendation . Financial Impact . Contact Submitting Department: School Board 6

AGENDA ITEM NO. 6.1 School Board of Manatee County June 23, 2026 - Regular Board Meeting Action Item Title Approval of the Minutes of the May 12, 2026, Meeting and Meeting of the Leasing Corporation, May 26, 2026 Workshop and June 9, 2026 School Board Meeting Minutes - updated 6/18/2026 Executive Summary Approval of the Minutes of the May 12, 2026, Meeting and Meeting of the Leasing Corporation, May 26, 2026 Workshop and June 9, 2026 School Board Meeting Minutes. This item aligns with the District’s Strategic Plan Goal(s) which state(s): Ready To Grow | Goal 7 Promote our schools and District as remaining highly competitive and uniquely designed to produce top-notch graduates, great neighbors, and responsible citizens Recommendation The Superintendent approves of the Minutes of the May 12, 2026, Meeting and Meeting of the Leasing Corporation, May 26, 2026 Workshop and June 9, 2026 School Board Meeting Minutes. Financial Impact No Financial Impact. Contact Initiating Department: School Board Attachments: May 12, 2026 - Meeting Minutes May 26, 2026 Workshop Minutes June 9, 2026 Board Meeting Minutes - added 6/18/2026 7

Page 1 Minutes May 12, 2026 School Board Meeting 5:30 PM Manatee County School District 215 Manatee Avenue West Bradenton, FL 34205 www.manateeschools.net Times Indicated Are Approximate 1) CALL TO ORDER Attendee Name Status Dr. Laurie Breslin, Superintendent Derek Jensen, Deputy Superintendent of Instructional Services Rachel Sellers, Deputy Superintendent of Business Services Willie Clark, Deputy Superintendent of Operations Kevin Chapman, Associate Superintendent Cindy Spray, Chair Richard Tatem, Vice-Chair Heather Felton, Board Member Charles Kennedy, Board Member Chad Choate, Board Member Stephen Dye, Board Attorney Present Chair Spray called the Meeting to order at 5:30 PM. 2) READING OF THE DISTRICT VISION The District Vision was read by Board Member Kennedy. 3) INVOCATION Board Member Kennedy led a Moment of Silence. 4) VETERAN LED PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4.1 Veteran Led Pledge of Allegiance Superintendent Breslin introduced Army Veteran Shelly Shomper to lead the district in the Pledge of Allegiance and presented them with a United States flag that was flown over the US Capital. 5) APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA 5.1 Motion to Approve the Agenda as Amended RESULT: Adopted [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Chad Choate SECONDER: Charles Kennedy AYES: Cindy Spray, Richard Tatem, Heather Felton, Charles Kennedy, Chad Choate 8

Page 2 The Chair finds good cause to amend the agenda to include: Agenda amended Friday May 8, 2026, to update Reports and Presentation attachment Food and Nutrition Services Department Update. Agenda amended Friday May 8, 2026, to add attachment to Reports and Presentation item Class of 2026 Senior Stats and Accolades. Agenda amended Friday May 8, 2026, to add attachment April 14, 2026, Workshop Minutes to Approval of the Minutes item. 6) APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES 6.1 Approval of April 7, 2026, School Board Meeting, April 14, 2026, Special School Board Meeting, and April 14, 2026, Board Workshop RESULT: Adopted [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Heather Felton SECONDER: Charles Kennedy AYES: Cindy Spray, Richard Tatem, Heather Felton, Charles Kennedy, Chad Choate 7) STUDENT CELEBRATIONS / RECOGNITIONS 7.1 30 Year Recognition of School District Employees Ms. Jamie Carson, Director of Communications, introduced Mr. Omar Edwards, Associate Director of Strategic Planning, who provided congratulatory presentations to the following employees with more than 30 years of service: Loretha Armstrong, 40 Years Service, Elizabeth Ranken, 30 Years Service, Tracy Swart, 30 Years Service, and Andrew Gugliemini Jr. with 30 Years of Service. The Board Members thanked each employee for their long tenure and hard work for the district. 7.2 School District of Manatee County Recognized by the Sunshine State School Public Relations Association (SUNSPRA) Ms. Jamie Carson, Director of Communications, presented the board with the esteemed Sunshine State School Public Relations Association (SUNSPRA) award, offering a concise overview of the award's pathway at the state level. Ms. Carson noted that Ms. Lisa Taylor, Community Outreach and Special Events Specialist, submitted an entry among 80 statewide candidates and was selected as the recipient. The award recognized the innovative STEM-CHOICE Showcase conducted earlier this year. The school choice campaign was overseen by Jamara Clark, who introduced his team members: Alicia Carrillo, Liliana Sandelis, and Maria Davies. 7.3 School Board Vice-Chair Richard Tatem Recognized by Florida School Board Association Ms. Jamie Carson, Director of Communications, introduced Vice-Chair Tatem who was recognized by the Florida School Board Association with the distinction of 2025 Distinguished Leader. 7.4 School Board Member Heather Felton Recognized by Florida School Board Association 9

Page 3 Ms. Jamie Carson, Director of Communications, presented Board Member Felton, the Florida School Board Association’s Certified Board Member Award plaque. The award is presented to Board Members who have completed 96 hours or more of specified training, including, but not limited to, school finance, policy, and district / collective bargaining. 8) PUBLIC COMMENT 9) REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS 9.1 Food and Nutrition Services Department Update Ms. Regina Thoma, Executive Director of School Support Services, and Ms. Skye Grundy, Supervisor of Student Nutrition, provided a presentation regarding the Food and Nutrition Services Department. Included in their presentation were the following topics: Food and Nutrition Services Update • Department Overview including the introduction of 15 district personnel • Funding • Programs • Meals Served • Staff • USDA Commodity Foods Program • Nutrition Regulations Update • New Dietary Guidelines for All Americans • Farm to School Program • School Garden and School Support • Summer Meals Program • New and Next The Board asked questions and held discussions throughout the presentation and thanked the team for their hard work and the ability to work within requirements of the federally funded programs. Board members praised the educational programs within the schools that included students and noted excitement regarding the upcoming summer meals program. 9.2 Class of 2026 Senior Stats and Accolades Ms. Sharon Scarbrough, Executive Director of High Schools, and Mr. Evan McCarthy, Director of Assessment, provided a presentation regarding the Senior Class of 2026. Included in the presentation were the following: Class of 2026 Senior Stats and Accolades Most popular names States and Countries of Birth Students Languages Fun Statistics of the Graduating Seniors Graduation Schedule – Spring 2026 The Board asked questions and held discussion throughout the presentation. 10) MEETING OF THE LEASING CORPORATION Chair Spray closed the regular meeting of the School Board, and called to order the Meeting of the Manatee Leasing Corporation at 6:53 PM and read the following statement: 10

Page 4 “Under the Articles of Incorporation for the Manatee School Board Leasing Corporation, the members of the not-for-profit corporation are the members of the School Board. The Articles of Incorporation provide that the Board of Directors, unless changed by the membership, are the members of the School Board. The officers are the President, Vice-President, and Secretary/Treasurer. The Articles also provide that the Chair of the School Board is the President, the Vice-Chair is the Vice-President, and the Secretary/Treasurer is the Secretary of the School Board, which is the Superintendent.” 10.1 Approval of Consent and Joinder by Manatee School Board Leasing Corporation for Permanent Utilities Easement Veterans Elementary School RESULT: Adopted [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Chad Choate SECONDER: Charles Kennedy AYES: Cindy Spray, Richard Tatem, Heather Felton, Charles Kennedy, Chad Choate The Board held discussion regarding the item and voted. President Spray closed the meeting of the Manatee Leasing Corporation and reconvened the Regular School Board Meeting at 6:57 PM. 11) CONSENT ITEMS 11.1 Motion to Approve the Consent Agenda as Amended RESULT: Adopted [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Chad Choate SECONDER: Charles Kennedy AYES: Cindy Spray, Richard Tatem, Heather Felton, Charles Kennedy, Chad Choate 1. Approval of the Appointments, Change of Assignments, Promotions, Reappointments, Reassignments, Resignations, Retirements, Suspensions, Terminations, and Transfers (No Financial Impact) 2. Final Order of Dismissal (Non-Renewal) SBMC Case No. 26-0001 3. Approval of the Report of Teachers' Out-of-Field Content, Reading, and ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) (No Financial Impact) 4. Approval to Apply, Accept and Expend Amendment 2 of the Title I, Part D - Neglected & Delinquent Youth Grant in the Amount of $16,120.90 (Federal Grant Funds) 5. Approval to Apply, Accept, and Expend the Amendment 1 for the Title II, Part A, Supporting Effective Instruction Grant for the 2025-2026 School Year in the Amount of $1,762,629.87 (Federal Grant Funds) 6. Approval of the Renewal Agreement Between the School District of Manatee County and Glori Enzor, DDS,PA, for Clinical Experience for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Dental Assisting Students for the 2026-2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 7. Approval of the Renewal Agreement Between the School District of Manatee County and Plymouth Harbor Incorporated for Clinical Experience for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Nursing Students for the 2026-2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 11

Page 5 8. Approval of the Clinical Experience Renewal Agreements for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Dental Assisting Students for the 2026-2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 9. Approval of the New Agreements Between the School District of Manatee County and O'Brien Smiles and Venetian Dental for Clinical Experience for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Dental Assisting Students for the 2026-2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 10. Approval of the New Agreement Between the School District of Manatee County and Sarasota Arthritis Center for Clinical Experience for Manatee Technical College (MTC) Medical Assisting Students for the 2026-2029 School Years (No Financial Impact) 11. Approval to Apply, Accept and Expend the Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) Summer Bridge Program in the Amount of $58,416.66 (Incoming State Grant Funds) 12. Approval of the Renewal Memorandum of Agreement with Tampa Bay Area Regional Career Pathways Consortium 2026-2030 School Years (No Financial Impact) 13. Approval of Contracts with Charter Schools and Other Sites to Provide Meal Service to Students and Adults for the 2026-2027 School Year (No Net Financial Impact) 14. Request for Approval of Assignment of Charter Contract from North River Charter Academy, Inc. to Parrish Charter Academy, Inc., Resulting in Both Charter Contracts Supervised by the Same Governing Board (No Financial Impact) 15. Approval of the Bid for Custodial Equipment, Parts and Repair Services, SDMC No. 27- 0006-MR, Estimated in the Amount of $350,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 16. Approval of the Use of the Hendry County School District Bid on Relocatable Classrooms and Multipurpose Buildings, SDMC No. 26-0114-MR, Estimated in the Amount of $550,000.00 Annually (Capital Fund) 17. Approval to Use the Sourcewell Proposal on Vehicle Lifts with Garage and Fleet Maintenance Equipment RFP# 121223, SDMC No. 25-0110-KD Estimated in the Amount of $400,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 18. Approval of the Bid on General Trade Labor Services and Repairs, SDMC No. 26-0117- MR, Estimated in the Amount of $200,000.00 Annually (Capital Fund) 19. Approval of the Bid on Technology Equipment, Software, and Services - Catalog Discount, SDMC No. 26-0107-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $5,000,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 20. Approval of the Bid for Fuel and Diesel Exhaust Fluid Bulk and Delivery Services, SDMC No. 26-0110-TM, Estimated in the Amount of $2,000,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 21. Approval of the Use of the Interlocal Purchasing Agreement (TIPS) for Academic and Educational Goods and Services #250802, SDMC No. 27-0015-BS Estimated in the Amount of $475,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources) 12

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evening, everybody. Welcome to our second meeting for today. Our JUNE 20. 3rd, 2026 regular meeting had a little bit of transition going So. First of all, I want to open this meeting with a moment of silent for a member of the family here at the sse who passed away. So I don't want everyone to recognize MISS Patrice. Wow, who are shown our hr department. A lovely kind. So that's going to be missed by many. So we could have that moment silence. Please. Thank you for that. And now further reading of the district vision is MISTER Tatum who will follow that? Readings with our and location. >> The school district Manatee County will be an exemplary student focus school system that developer lifelong learners to be globally competitive. And so sent out 3 a pitch 3 times to get a path to struck out 3 times. >> So I'm going to have to go down and do this indication myself. So here we >> blessed to have him. We're standing this point based his play >> So ladies and gentlemen this evening, we ask our Lord to put a blessing upon the royal family, give them peace. It's wrong with your Saints. Florida's they go through this difficult time for up in prayer to you for the things that they will need to continue on in their life with grace and mercy for the whole family. We also asked for a blessing on this country. Lord, we're grateful that for 250 years you have brought peace and prosperity. Some of the Lord bless and keep us MAY make his face to shine upon us and that he bring us prosperity and peace. GOD bless us and GOD bless this greatest country on GOD's green We celebrate our 200 50th birthday United States America. A man. >> Oh, man. Kay and Superintendent. Family thank you. >> Tonight are honored to welcome United States Navy veteran Ron Baker. Tilly by lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance MR. Baker served 5 years in the U.S. Navy and achieved the rank of petty Officer second class. He was assigned to the U.S. As Abraham Lincoln based out of Everett, Washington. He served in operations, Iraqi freedom and Southern Watch during his military service. He earned the National Defense Service Medal Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. The global war on Terrorism, Expeditionary Medal. Navy. Mayor Tory U.S. Unit Commendation, Humanitarian Service Medal. PRESIDENT Presidential unit citation and there are many more beyond that. So thank you, sir, for your service, MR. Baker is the manager of Stewart Elementary Schools, Starlight Cathay. My son attended Stewart and remembers him very well. Please join me in thanking Ron Baker for his service and welcoming him to lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. And he's joined by his daughter as Stuart Elementary graduate and future King Middle School student. >> To start. >> Your daughter can come right on with >> I pledge allegiance to the United States of America for which it stands. One nation under GOD, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> before the and I know you have with and then you might want thank you for your service to latest on that. You do. >> Thank you. Very welcome. Thank her her >> thank you Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> So is great. Want bring in our own veterans? Very special. Item. Number 5 approval of their agenda. Again, added some presentations and recognition student center looking for a motion prove so moved. I have a motion from MISTER Kennedy a second by MISTER Cho. As Cox's directing us through this process. We appreciate that. Somebody hit my motion, but mistake. And my springs just locked out. >> You got to you've got to go out and commit. I did. >> Yes, as well. So all sign-on come back All right. And I'm guessing that passes 5, 0, although e. >> I don't MR. Tatum ever joined the meeting bar >> Yes, please. Again, for the public. We're transitioning from workshop to board meeting. >> And we all have to sign get dinner. About 5 minutes. Yeah. Which was delicious. By the way. Okay. All right. >> Item number. >> superintendent. That's ma'am. MADAM Chair, the superintendent recommends approval of the minutes of the MAY 12, 2026 meeting and meeting of the leasing Corporation. MAY 26 2026 workshop and 6/9/2026, school board meeting minutes. >> second. >> Okay. My system is not loading up Cox. So this is going to be a little difficult. So we have a motion by MISTER. A second by MISTER Kennedy Smith. All those favor Vo to raise your hand. I and that will pass. Yes. I've to 0. K item number 7. Celebrations. Always a good time, too. >> Good evening. A school board chair Vice chair school board members, Superintendent Cheney, Carson. >> Sunday was Father's Day. So in honor of her upcoming country's 200 50th. >> Birthday as well as Father's Day. I thought I would change that this evening. Instead of doing a pun. >> I want offer a that joke. Kick off this evening, we're going to start off with a dad joke. So. >> Like knock, Knock joke. So the joke is why doesn't America knock? >> Why doesn't America not? Because freedom get think. I'll be here all So searching for tonight's recognitions. We are very lucky to have a special guest student, author and honest. >> a rising sophomore at Lakewood Ranch, High School, Georgia completed 9th grade in the top 10% of her class. She's also part of the ap Capstone Program at Lakewood Ranch. And she's interested in attending either fsu or University of Miami to study corporate law. She beat out the entire state to win the America. 2.50, Florida essay contest here. Also like to point out that George's mother another is a is another fabulous Jamie. At her mother, Jamie teaches at Nola Middle School. So we are very excited to have them both here with their family. And at this time, I'd like to invite Georgia to come up and the share. Her award-winning essay, which is also attached the agenda he should have a copy. Thank Can. During the years that followed the Civil War, the United States ought to become an industrialized nation. Henry b plant played a leading role in the transformation that occurred in the American South. His railroads and steamships connected Florida to national and global markets changing the state's future for the better by improving new methods of transportation. He initiated a new age in tourism and commerce and assisted the military in the defense of our nation because of this Henry plant is an excellent example of the American federalist values of patriotism and prosperity. A strong federalists viewpoint is that land value rises in proportion to commercial growth. This is seen in the Federalist Papers. Number 12, when Alexander Hamilton argues that driving commerce is the most productive source of national. Well, it has been found in various countries proportion has commerce's forest land has risen in value replant. Florida was sparsely populated and highly inaccessible plant brought railroads to Florida, connecting the inland to the West Coast as plants. Railroads expanded the land which was previously considered worthless, became highly valuable. These projects led to a 96% increase in population between 18, 80 1900 but plant didn't stop there. He had vision to establish a continuous means of travel from the north to Cuba. The way to do this was by developing a steamship line. The steamships provided rapid and reliable transportation linking Florida to Cuba. The Caribbean and the Eastern seaboard driving a massive growth in tourism plants work directly merit Hamilton's principles by strengthening nationwide commerce and industrial expansion. Patriotism is another federalist principal exhibited by Henry plant in the 18 80's plant. Both the port of Tampa to secure its position as a major transportation hub in the Western hemisphere. He also constructed the Tampa Bay Hotel, which became a major tourist attraction in the state of Florida in 18, 98, the United States was developing a plan to invade Cuba during the Spanish American War and Plant convinced the U.S. Government to use his sport and his hotel as headquarters for the U.S. Army. As a result of this war, us emerged as a great power on the world stage further strengthening our government, which was so vitally important to the Federalist Plant, proved his patriotism by sacrificing personal profits for the good of the nation. Former PRESIDENT George Washington stated in his farewell address, the name of the American must always exalt the pride of patriotism. Henry plan exhibited the streets by forgoing personal gain and instead put his country first, a decision which would have made PRESIDENT Washington Henry plans contributions not only lead to significant commercial and population growth in Florida, but also advanced our nation economically and militarily. Our nation was founded upon these principles of patriotism and prosperity. Thank you. Liked and George and her family for a group photo for worse. >> If you go behind plate. >> we do have one more recognition and my apologies. That's not agenda. This is hot off the press are sure stay like fresh off the weld out of 31 submissions across the state from secondary schools, technical colleges and Florida College Florida college system, institutions, our very own manatee technical college struck gold there. E there was a welding competition. The Florida Department of Education did supporting workforce planning showing off the welding programs across the state and our team, the structure that you saw on social media, they won first place in the people's choice very fitting that they're structured titled Leave the People the People's Choice Award. And we're very, very excited about that. And we also like to thank all the community members that voted for this particular project to help us or not that title. Very good. >> I'm so glad I like It is. I promoted dot, but you're highly throughout. So I'm so glad. Thank you so Keep service commission's. Thank Thank On to item number. Get bored. I want to ask for consideration. We do have a public commoners that are on a specific item. I don't know if you want to let allow them. Just talk now are just move on to normal procedure. You're the chair answer questions. Are there. I think that I think we can allow them to come up as fake. It's it's just they're gonna make their comments. We want dialogue, of course. But I'd like to give them that curse. It's been a long day for everyone. So I'd like to call eldest thing. Hope I said that right. We've got some. Thank you for the opportunity. My name is Fernando on scene. >> They hand out in front of you will also be emailed to date in my county Commissioner Re question. Their naming scope. Expand to include Mike to Palmer, senior. I'm here today along with the Honorable Judge, Robert parents. To provide an overview as to why this park should be named the Palmer voluntary. All right. You to please review all a supporting document submitted with the naming for him to fully understand the entire history to start. The county commissioners have submitted the motion to name this park after voluntary. We're in agreement. Except there's more to the story and this historical piece of land. I first learned about the consideration of the park, meaning back in JANUARY 2024. That's when our mission started. Might the Palmer senior along with theirs. Then young daughter Michelle. Are solely responsible for bringing military to Manatee County. This location was the start of a partnership between 2 men but were truly pioneers and visionaries. Together. They change a game of tennis and the landscape. Manatee County forever. Our area became known as tennis Mecca. In the 70's to Palmer Voluntary Academy in Bradenton, Florida was open at the location we're discussing today. Along with the tennis club. Motel was purchase. A manatee are ready to house the students and then old school bus provided the transportation needs. These gentlemen became renowned tennis coaches, mentors and incredible motivators. They're teaching surpassed just a game of tennis. It also involved life lessons. Might the Palmer senior after graduating Florida State University with a Bachelor of science degree in education was hired as head basketball coach and assistant football coach at Manatee. Hard. He also served as basketball coach Manatee Junior College. In 1980, he left a diploma voluntary academy to become the head tennis coach and assistant athletic director at University of Tennessee. It continued the academy now named Nick Voluntary economy and eta. Eventually mbta was so and is now known as the img Academy. This had a true dominant domino effect that left a long lasting impact Manatee County. The park's location is where the first the most important domino effect. This is our opportunity to recognize the Sixt or excite and park property. If we don't name this park after both these great men men, we've missed the boat. Palmer Hyphen, Voluntary Park. No in both these great gentleman personally, as we did. There's no question they should remain together. They both would have wanted this. This is the place and time to recognize a well-deserved honor for what these men contributed to Manatee County. Next Facebook post after the passing of Mike senior truly expressed he felt about their long lasting. >> Frank shifts and impact senior had on him. Asked you strongly. Consider recommendation. Thank you for your time. Thank you. Thank you making MR. Farr >> All of that just in case the building too soon. >> if but we can talk about under a little. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Thank you, little So Thank you for do We are on item number 9 consent. Superintendent. >> Thank you. MADAM Chair, the superintendent recommends approval of the consent agenda for the school board meeting JUNE 23rd 2026. All second. We have a motion by MISTER Kennedy a second. I mess I am live again. MISS And that passes 5 to 0. Takes us to item number. Public comment that just Yeah, I think beyond that. There was no new business pulled for consideration. New business not consent. It item 12.1 As for Maria. For the consideration of naming they property that the 2 public commenters just spoke about. So superintendent. The superintendent recommends approval to advertise naming of the courts and the park adjacent to Martha be King Middle School. >> So moved second. A motion by MISTER Kennedy, a second by MISTER Cho. And I will look to see if we have speakers on this item. Again, this is for advertising only. It is not the actual voting. I am. >> And MADAM Chair, if I MAY not to clarify the courts would be named the DePalma are solitary courts. And that's what we're advertising. The courts. Yes, >> we have the motion of Martian advertised on the second. I don't think there and settle have anybody lit up. And the item will pass. 2, 0, Item 13. Was very own superintendent and valuation. So we're at 13.1 We came for a motion to accept. So move. I will second. A motion by MISTER Chair us second by MISS Fall. And if there are any board members that would like to singing the I can save on lit up. MISTER Cho. >> I just say thanks for all the evidence you presented and things like that is very organized in a good manner. Thank you. Thank you, Much misspelled. Well, this was my first superintendent evaluation. So >> I have no idea what base it on. Doctor Breslin, I figured out between us as we were the first ones to either one of a sudden that before a conversation of. So what do we do now? But thank you very much. Your your report of all of your information was excellent and worked very well put together. Thank you. Thank you, ma'am. I appreciate that. >> And I just want to I think we've done exceptional job of transitioning from being a director at the psc to coming down here and leading the district and as our I had our conversation, I base my evaluation not only on what you have done, but by. Feedback that I've gotten from community members, principals, teachers, and even students. So it was all good and we look forward to. All of things that you're gonna bring to the district in future. So thank you that. So we have forget anybody else, MR. Tatum. >> Get earlier. Yeah, but really that I needed But i really you got to do really good over the last year. I would say you. >> You've done better than I expected you to do this. You knew. And I. I feel like you've probably been in the job maybe a year or 2 instead of your first year. You seem to be I guess you'd call it, exceeded my expectations. >> Thank reason that. MADAM CHAIRMAN, don't want you know. Yeah, you know, raise up on the superintendent wondering MISTER Kennedy. No, I mean, I you know, center said mostly what I had to say. My valuation. See, I was glad. >> When the agenda got published to see that the board members were we're on the same page and that's a that makes for a really strong team heading forward as one where all had looking at the same direction. We're on same page. But Larry was one of those people that just no matter what you would have decided to do in life, you would have done well and you would have kind of risen up. Of course, you've done that with this with this job as well. I really appreciate MR. Price point. >> really so we're looking for >> just out. Pouring of positivity that this come out of this district to become superintendent. And obviously was kind of tough summer to get through but you, you know, you made it through that. And you know, I if you remember. >> You know, I was I was kind of from. Celebrating. But, you know, I was I was really looking forward to becoming superintendent. You kind of. Hit the brakes on me and said, hey, there's we don't have anything to celebrate yet. We we've got work to do and you've done and you are right. And we still got more work to do from here. But your first year has gone really, really well. And not just not just the you know, your work ethic and the way you can along with all employees, the district matter what level they are. But your communication skills, especially have just been very much I and and because I always feel like. You know, I I am never surprise that a board meeting. I always very well prepared. You and your team that's for me as a board member. One of biggest things I can ask for, you know, like please just make in the communication loop and you do that beautifully. And then you always have some thanks, And if MAY just say that, yes. >> None of I couldn't do what I do without this team, ones that are in this room. Once that aren't in this they made the first 9 months. Easier not to say easy. These ear and we do have a lot to accomplish. But it is an honor to serve in this position and to serve the school district to thank you. That looks like it passes by to 0. >> No other public commenters since we let that information only there's really not a whole lot there. So we are to item number 16 updates. Instructions missed. Good evening. Welcome good to be Yeah. >> chair spray board members, superintendent I just have couple instructional updates as we reach the end of JUNE and are awaiting, do we really sing assessment school? Great data here in the looming couple weeks. As for summer programs go, as you know, many of our students are participating in our summer programs and learning opportunities, including are soaring for 11 us or programming as well. At our event are sort 4 big event at the bishop in JUNE. We had 732 handy's at that event. And then in this or lab itself. And MAY we had 1448 visitors to the lab and here in JUNE. As of today, we have 1648 visitors to the latter. Just a huge outpouring of interest and engagement with our store Lavin. You know how special that places. So, we're excited to see the community embracing it and taking advantage of it during the summer as a reminder, family's other no summer programs next week, the week at the 29th through the 3rd title, one summer camps. And at the end of this week and then our summer reading camp will run through JULY 16th currently has 395 students enroll our summer bridge, an extended school year. They'll run through JULY 16th as well. Yes, why has 267 students participating in it? And then summer Vpk runs through JULY 28th and we have 52 students attending the summer vpk. I want to reiterate the congratulations to mtc for winning first place in our people's choice to work for their amazing sculpture. But additionally, we're still bring a lot of them to see this week. As you know, we have a big graduations. We have 2 fire had a 3rd class graduation on Monday. Have another tomorrow. A law enforcement regulations this evening and summer graduations for other programs in the am and pm on Thursday. So a lot going on to see this week. Thank you. Thank you so much. And operations. Yes, evening, MADAM Chair, Vice chair board members, Doctor Breslin, brief update, so food and nutrition services the Summer Food Service program is served 90,522 mills in the first 3 weeks. So safe to say we're cooking it's an operation ends that is currently busy preparing schools for the upcoming year kind of reference. Some of those things and the five-year cap workshop. >> Just a little bit some of the main things, fire alarm replacements. Replacements, floor replacements, paintings, schools, schools, so quite busy out there. So as you travel around, you MAY see some of these things happening. And then today, safety and security headed up by MR. Dimicco we had a joint partnership with the in e and c. So that's the Manatee County Emergency Management group that conducted. We conducted a full-scale tornado exercise that was held at Brayton River Middle School and the reunification was at Bayside Community Church will thank you for allowing us to host it there. Event was attended by school district staff. We have a number of principals directors, Cabinet. Tc students participated. Law enforcement Sheriff's Department public works departments around the county ems Bayside Community Church, Salvation Army parent and student volunteers. So it was very packed crowd. You know, just want to say thank you to those groups for participating. Purpose of the exercise was designed to provide a realistic hands on opportunity, practice reunification, procedures, us where we reunite students with candles. We have a major event. Emergency event on campus also we need to move students to another campus. So the parents to meet up with those kids, some major process. You can imagine how a terrifying that can be for parents can feel we wanted to make sure we're practiced with had the practice in that so that we can be ready if something were to happen. We pray nothing ever happens. But we want to be prepared. So the goal was to of the exercise was to strengthen coordination between those agencies are referenced earlier. So we're coordinating with the sheriff's department right where ms bus department was out. They came over, had to deliver, pick up kids to deliver him to bayside. So I'm here to say was success success? What really? Well. I was pretty hot this morning on a watch d'amico pick the hottest day of the year to have this exercise were outside. But well attended and we accomplished our goal. So just wanted to note that. Thank you. >> sounds like it was a very intense training, real-life it real-life also, yes, ma'am, that's awesome. That they put that together. The whole the counties and district. Partnerships about a great yeah. Okay. You on the Yes, Legal, MR. Di. Thank you. >> I want it so bad Judge Terence was was rambling to tell him he was out of order >> so But he's he's retired, but he still senior judge and he still sits on occasion and decided not not to do He was my son. He was my tennis coach in high school. >> well >> in the consent items, I think I read every one of those 36, that's what I've been doing things going smoothly with the general counsel work. There's still still some more contracts. We've got to get through during the summer to be ready for next year. But no real glitches. Nothing's gonna careful look over. And I think it's it's ru

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    A Lakewood Ranch High School student is recognized for winning the America250FL Essay Contest.

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    The board will consider a memorandum of understanding with New College of Florida for a teacher intern program from 2026 to 2029.

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    4. Florida Law requires all citizens to conduct themselves in an orderly fashion at public meetings.

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    Approval of the Request for Proposal on Lawn Maintenance and Landscaping Services, SDMC No. 27-0027-TM, Estimated in the Amount of $600,000.00 Annually (Multiple 2

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    The board will consider renewing memorandums of understanding with CareerSource Suncoast for workforce development services for the 2026-2029 school years.

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    The board will consider renewing an agreement with Manatee Memorial Hospital and Lakewood Ranch Medical Center for clinical experiences for Manatee Technical College health science students from 2026 to 2029.

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    The board will consider renewing an agreement with Advanced Dental Cosmetic Center for clinical experiences for Manatee Technical College dental assisting students from 2026 to 2029.

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    The board will consider renewing an agreement with Charlotte County for clinical experiences for Manatee Technical College paramedic students from 2026 to 2029.

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    The board will consider an amendment to the Farmworker Career Development Program to adjust recruitment goals for the 2025-2026 school year.

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    Approval of the Proposal on Food Service Sanitation System, SDMC No. 27-0019-KD, Estimated in the Amount of $250,000.00 Annually (Food Service Fund) - updated 6/18/2026

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    Approval of the Use of the Interlocal Purchasing Agreement (TIPS) Technology Solutions, Products, and Services #260105, SDMC No. 27-0038-BS Estimated in the Amount of $175,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources)

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    Approval of the Use of the Interlocal Purchasing Agreement (TIPS) Academic and Educational Goods and Services #240804, SDMC No. 27-0044-BS Estimated in the Amount of $350,000.00 Annually (Multiple Funding Sources)

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