Business Meeting

1 Tuesday, January 27, 2026 Business Meeting Aquilina Howell Center 3955 W. Pensacola Street Tallahassee FL 32304 6:00 PM 1. Opening Items Subject 1.01 Pledge of Allegiance - Lillian C. Ruediger Elementary School Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 1. Opening Items Type NAME: Omari Edukore (ed-u-core-ay) School: Ruediger Elementary School GRADE: 5 th Accompanied By: Mom, Quaneria Arnold and Grandma, Yolanda Barnes School Activities: TAG, math club, K-Kids Honors: Principal Honor Roll Interests: skating, gaming, reading, math, science File Attachments Subject 1.02 Thought for the Day - Lillian C. Ruediger Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 1. Opening Items Type NAME: Cricket Winters School: Ruediger Elementary School GRADE: 5 th Accompanied By: Parents, Liz & Jay Winters School Activities: Talented and Gifted Program, Math club Honors: P rincipal Honor Roll Interests: D ancing, Girl Scouts (currently taking cookie pre-orders if anyone is interested) File Attachments Subject 1.03 Lilian C. Ruediger Elementary School Updates Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 1. Opening Items Type Shannon Haire, Principal File Attachments Ruediger School Board Spotlight Jan. 27.pdf (3,085 KB) 2. Superintendent's Spotlight Subject 2.01 Big Bend Minority Chamber of Commerce - Longest Drive 2026 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 2. Superintendent's Spotlight Type Chairman - Sean Pittman President - Antonio Jefferson Executive Director - Dana Dudley Title Sponsors: MGT Consulting (Fred Seamon), Jamie Thompson Sheila Thompson - Williams Ashley Scott 2026 Longest Drive Winners: School Winner/Pro - Fairview Middle School Male Principal Winner - Hartsfield Magnet School for International Studies Female Principal Winner - Sabal Palm Community Partnership School File Attachments Subject 2.02 Special Presentation - Superintendent Rocky Hanna Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 2. Superintendent's Spotlight Type File Attachments 3. Recognitions Subject 3.01 (None to Date) Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 3. Recognitions Type File Attachments 4. Reports to be Heard Subject 4.01 (None to Date) Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 4. Reports to be Heard Type File Attachments 5. Changes and Additions Subject 5.01 Changes and Additions: January 27, 2026 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 5. Changes and Additions Type Action (Consent) The Superintendent recommends approval of changes and additions to the January 27, 2026 Business Meeting 1) Add Item 19.07 - Southern Regional Education Board - SSC# 1181-2026. Staff did not submit this contract in a timely manner. Procedures have been put into place to ensure that all contracts are submitted as required. 2) Add Item 19.08 - Tentative agreement between the Local 1010, District Council 78, International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (Local 1010) and the Leon County School Board for the language revisions to the 2024-2027 Collective Bargaining Contract. 3) Item 7.03 (Approval of Personnel Actions, January 27, 2026) - The Public Content section has been updated, and the documentation has been replaced to reflect these changes. File Attachments Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. 6. Persons to be Heard Subject 6.01 Persons to be Heard Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 6. Persons to be Heard Type File Attachments 01.27.26 Persons To Be Heard.pdf (220 KB) 7. Items of Consent - General Subject 7.01 School Board Meeting Minutes Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 7. Items of Consent - General Type File Attachments 01.13.26 School Board Business Meeting Minutes.pdf (169 KB) Subject 7.02 School Board Workshop/Agenda Review Minutes Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 7. Items of Consent - General Type File Attachments 01.12.26 School Board Agenda Review Workshop Minutes.pdf (108 KB) Subject 7.03 Approval of Personnel Actions, January 27, 2026 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 7. Items of Consent - General Type Action (Consent) Preferred Date Jan 27, 2026 Fiscal Impact No Budgeted No The attached personnel actions are recommended to be approved as indicated. Instructional Staff Appointments Hourly Instructional Staff Appointments Out-of-Field Teachers Instructional Staff Resignations Supplemental Personnel Instructional Staff Leaves Instructional Staff Deferred Retirement Option Program (DROP) Support Staff Appointments – Regular Support Staff Appointments – OPS/Hourly Support Staff Transfers/Changes Support Staff Resignations Support Staff Leave Requests Support Staff Deferred Retirement Option Program (DROP) Substitute Appointments Nominated staff have met all current screening policy requirements. This consent agenda includes items received from December 11 through January 26, 2026 File Attachments Board Agenda 1.27.2026 III.pdf (330 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. 8. Items of Consent - General: Bids and Quotes Subject 8.01 (None to Date) Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 8. Items of Consent - General: Bids and Quotes Type File Attachments 9. Items of Consent - General: Purchase Orders Subject 9.01 (None to Date) Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 9. Items of Consent - General: Purchase Orders Type File Attachments 10. Items of Consent - General: Standard Services Contract (SSC) Subject 10.01 (None to Date) Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 10. Items of Consent - General: Standard Services Contract (SSC) Type File Attachments 11. Items of Consent - General: Grants Subject 11.01 2025-2026 Computer Science Teacher Certification Grant Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 11. Items of Consent - General: Grants Type Action (Consent) Preferred Date Jan 27, 2026 Absolute Date Feb 10, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $44,205.00 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Florida Department of Education STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE: Brooke Brunner 850-922-2099 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the 2025-2026 Computer Science Teacher Certification Grant for $44,205.00. ITEM SUMMARY: Leon County Schools is requesting approval of the 2025–2026 Computer Science Teacher Certification Grant from the Florida Department of Education in the amount of $44, 205.00. The purpose of this grant is to provide high-quality professional learning aligned to the State of Florida Computer Science Standards, with an emphasis on effective classroom implementation and appropriate use of artificial intelligence. Grant funds will support two district-led professional learning events. a one-day conference in March 2026 and a multi-day conference in June 2026, anticipated to serve approximately 250 teachers. Funds will be used primarily for teacher stipends outside of contract hours and for instructional vendors to facilitate sessions. No new or continuing positions are funded through this grant. The grant period runs through June 2026. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? No File Attachments Computer Science Grant.pdf (1,198 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 11.02 2025-2026 CSG Comprehensive Support Grant for $506,096.70 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 11. Items of Consent - General: Grants Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $506,096.70 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Florida Department of Education STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : David Solz -850-487-7834 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the 2025-2026 CSG Comprehensive Support Grant for $506,096.70 ITEM SUMMARY: The Comprehensive Support Grant (CSG) is a district-managed grant that provides additional resources to support student achievement in eligible Title I schools. Eligibility is based on the 2025 Federal Index and Support Categories , which identify schools with a Federal Index below 41% in the same subgroup(s) for six consecutive years . Based on this designation, the district is required to use grant funds to support improvement efforts at the Title I Comprehensive Support Schools (CSI). These funds will support targeted interventions, instructional materials, and professional learning to improve outcomes for identified student subgroups. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? No File Attachments Project award notification 370-2266D-6C003, 26A487, Leon, CSG (3).pdf (3,467 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. 12. Items of Consent - General: Contracts/Cooperative Agreements Subject 12.01 Five Year Field Experience Agreement with the University of Southern California Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 12. Items of Consent - General: Contracts/Cooperative Agreements Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact No STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Lewis Blessing/487-7358 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends the approval of the five-year Field Experience Agreement with the University of Southern California. ITEM SUMMARY: The Office of Professional Learning is requesting approval of a five (5) year Field Experience Agreement with the University of Southern California, to provide educational experiences for selected pre-service teachers. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? YES File Attachments USC_LCS_FP 2026.pdf (246 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 12.02 Research Agreement with Carnegie Mellon University Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 12. Items of Consent - General: Contracts/Cooperative Agreements Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact No STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Lewis Blessing/487-7358 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends the approval of the Research Agreement with Carnegie Mellon University. ITEM SUMMARY: The Office of Professional Learning is requesting approval of a Research Agreement with Carnegie Mellon University to conduct research with Leon County Schools. The University opted for an abbreviated timeframe for the Research Agreement instead of the standard five-year agreement period. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? YES File Attachments LCS_University_Research Contract_CarnegieMellon_011226.pdf (364 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 12.03 Capital Area Community Action Agency (Head Start), Sealey Elementary School 2026-2027 Lease Agreement. Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 12. Items of Consent - General: Contracts/Cooperative Agreements Type Action (Consent) Preferred Date Jan 27, 2026 Absolute Date Jan 27, 2026 Fiscal Impact No Budgeted No STAFF PERSON REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Brooke Brunner/922-2099 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the Capital Area Community Action Agency (Head Start), Sealey Elementary School 2026-2027 Lease Agreement. ITEM SUMMARY: The Capital Area Community Action Agency (CACAA) will expand its Head Start program by leasing classroom space at Sealey Elementary School to serve eligible preschool children residing in the surrounding community. This initiative is part of a broader, strategic collaboration between Leon County Schools and Capital Area Community Action Agency designed to strengthen early learning opportunities and create seamless transitions into kindergarten. Through this collaboration, Head Start gains access to district resources, instructional alignment, and professional learning facilitated through the LCS Department of Early Learning. The partnership also supports collaborative data sharing to inform instruction and transition planning, as well as coordinated family engagement activities that strengthen home-school connections. For Leon County Schools, the agreement enhances early identification of developmental needs, improves alignment of instructional practices from preschool through elementary grades, and expands opportunities to support families well before kindergarten entry. Overall, the lease agreement at Sealey Elementary represents a key component of a long-term, community-centered strategy to increase school readiness, ensure equitable access to early learning, and strengthen the continuum of services for young learners across Leon County. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO THE BOARD SECRETARY? Yes File Attachments Sealey.pdf (6,062 KB) HS Leon County Schools (1).pdf (19 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 12.04 The Superintendent recommends approval of the Capital Area Action Agency (Head Start), Astoria Park Elementary School 2026 Lease Agreement. Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 12. Items of Consent - General: Contracts/Cooperative Agreements Type Action (Consent) Preferred Date Jan 27, 2026 Absolute Date Jan 27, 2026 Fiscal Impact No Budgeted No STAFF PERSON REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Brooke Brunner/922-2099 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the Capital Area Action Agency (Head Start), Astoria Park Elementary School 2026 Lease Agreement. ITEM SUMMARY: The Capital Area Community Action Agency (CACAA) will expand its Head Start program by leasing classroom space at Astoria Park Elementary School to serve eligible preschool children residing in the surrounding community. This initiative is part of a broader, strategic collaboration between Leon County Schools and Capital Area Community Action Agency designed to strengthen early learning opportunities and create seamless transitions into kindergarten. Through this collaboration, Head Start gains access to district resources, instructional alignment, and professional learning facilitated through the LCS Department of Early Learning. The partnership also supports collaborative data sharing to inform instruction and transition planning, as well as coordinated family engagement activities that strengthen home-school connections. For Leon County Schools, the agreement enhances early identification of developmental needs, improves alignment of instructional practices from preschool through elementary grades, and expands opportunities to support families well before kindergarten entry. Overall, the lease agreement at Astoria Park Elementary represents a key component of a long-term, community-centered strategy to increase school readiness, ensure equitable access to early learning, and strengthen the continuum of services for young learners across Leon County. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO THE BOARD SECRETARY? Yes File Attachments Astoria Park.pdf (2,807 KB) HS Leon County Schools (1).pdf (19 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 12.05 LPIP Contractual Service Agreement State of Florida Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 12. Items of Consent - General: Contracts/Cooperative Agreements Type Action (Consent) Preferred Date Jan 20, 2026 Fiscal Impact No Budgeted No STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : BJ VanCamp, 487-7418 ACTION REQUESTED : The Superintendent recommends the approval of the contract with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) for LCSB to provide training services through the Lively Paratransit Instructional Program (LPIP). ITEM SUMMARY : This Agreement shall begin on date of execution and shall terminate on February 2, 2027. Services shall commence February 3, 2026, and shall be completed by February 2, 2027, or date of termination, whichever occurs first. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments LPIP Contract 2026 BEJ82 State of Florida Service Agreement.pdf (3,408 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. 13. Items of Consent - General: Budget Amendments Subject 13.01 Special Revenue (Federal Projects) Budget Amendment #3 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 13. Items of Consent - General: Budget Amendments Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $270,664.72 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Federal Funds STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE: Emily Chavez/487-7251 ITEM NAME: Special Revenue (Federal Projects) Budget Amendment #3 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the Special Revenue (Federal Projects) Budget amendment #3, as presented in the support material. This amendment includes changes for the months of November and December 2025. ITEM SUMMARY: This amendment decreases revenue by $270,664.72 and decreases appropriations by the same amount. A narrative of the sources of funds is in the support material. Also included in this amendment are internal adjustments between functions and objects to correct budgetary and/or expenditure reclassifications, and online amendments made at the school sites to reflect site-based decisions. File Attachments Code Sheet.pdf (40 KB) Special Fund (Federal) Budget Amendment #3 2025.pdf (977 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 13.02 Capital Improvement Funds Budget Amendment #2 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 13. Items of Consent - General: Budget Amendments Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $9,836.04 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Capital improvement Funds STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE: Emily Chavez/487-7251 ITEM NAME: Capital Improvement Funds Budget Amendment #2 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the Capital Improvement Funds Budget Amendment #2, as presented in the supporting documentation. This amendment represents changes for the months of November and December 2025. ITEM SUMMARY: Capital Improvement: This amendment increases estimated revenues by $9,836.04 for interest earned on investments and increases appropriations by the same amount and includes internal adjustments to reflect correct budgetary categories. File Attachments Code Sheet.pdf (40 KB) Capital Improvement Funds Budget Amendment #2.pdf (221 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 13.03 General Fund Budget Amendment #3 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 13. Items of Consent - General: Budget Amendments Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $1,956,769.49 Budgeted Yes Budget Source General Funds STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE: Emily Chavez/487-7251 ITEM NAME: General Fund Budget Amendment #3 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the General Fund Budget Amendment #3 as presented in the support material. This amendment represents changes for the months of November and December 2025. ITEM SUMMARY: This amendment increases estimated revenues by $1,956,769.49 and increases appropriations by the same amount. A narrative of the sources of funds is in the support material. Also included in this amendment are internal adjustments between functions and objects to the correct budgetary and/or expenditure reclassifications, and online amendments made at the school sites to reflect site-based decisions. This amendment reflects an assigned fund balance of $10,432,974.12 which is 3.60 percent of budgeted revenues as required by statute. File Attachments Code Sheet.pdf (40 KB) General Fund Budget Amendment #3 2025.pdf (1,003 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. 14. Items of Consent - General: Change Orders Subject 14.01 (None to Date) Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 14. Items of Consent - General: Change Orders Type File Attachments 15. Items of Consent - General: Amendment to Professional Service Subject 15.01 (None to Date) Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 15. Items of Consent - General: Amendment to Professional Service Type File Attachments 16. Items of Consent - General: Short Form Agreements Subject 16.01 (None to Date) Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 16. Items of Consent - General: Short Form Agreements Type File Attachments 17. Items of Consent - General: Other Subject 17.01 Childcare Center Fee Schedule Summer 2026 & SY 2026-27 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 17. Items of Consent - General: Other Type Action (Consent) Preferred Date Jan 27, 2026 Absolute Date Feb 10, 2026 Fiscal Impact No Budgeted No STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Brooke Brunner 922-2099 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the Summer 2026 and SY 2026-2027 fee schedule for The Department of Early Learning Childcare Center. ITEM SUMMARY: The Leon County Schools Department of Early Learning is presenting an updated fee schedule for the Childcare Centers serving children ages six weeks through three years for Summer 2026 and the 2026–2027 school year. The Department currently operates two childcare centers: one located on the Lively Campus at 500 Appleyard Drive and a recently opened center at the Department of Early Learning located at 283 Trojan Trail. The proposed fee schedule introduces a cycle-based tuition structure rather than a traditional monthly calendar model. This change is intended to more accurately reflect the number of days care is provided, particularly during months with holidays or non-standard schedules, and to ensure equitable and transparent fee assessment for families. In addition, the proposed schedule expands family flexibility by offering two part-time enrollment options while continuing to support full-time enrollment. Historically, the childcare centers followed the LCS instructional calendar and closed on teacher holidays and planning days. Under the proposed structure, the centers will remain open on select non-instructional days, including teacher planning days, allowing families greater consistency in childcare access. The updated fee schedule also maintains existing discount structures, including LCS employee discounts, sibling discounts, partnership rates, and special drop-in or camp options during designated breaks. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments 26-27 Childcare Center Fee Schedule.pdf (40 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 17.02 Quarterly Surplus Property Write-Off and Disposal Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 17. Items of Consent - General: Other Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact No STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE: Niki Sparks (488-1206) ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the request to declare the property in the attached list as surplus and dispose of it in accordance with Board Policy 7310. ITEM SUMMARY: Pursuant to Board Policy 7310 and Chapter 274, Florida Statutes, District property may be classified as surplus and removed from inventory when deemed obsolete or if its continued use is uneconomical or inefficient and serves no useful function. The items in the attached list will be removed from inventory and may be offered for public sale, donated to appropriate parties, recycled, or disposed of by proper waste removal. This Fixed Asset Write-Off is for the period of October 1, 2025, through December 31, 2025, and is inclusive of all surplus property items under $1,000. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments LCSB Surplus Write-Off October - December 2025.pdf (82 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 17.03 Extension of Suspensions Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 17. Items of Consent - General: Other Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact No Budgeted No STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Rusty Edwards/ 487-7306 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends the students below; be suspended to include February 10, 2025. If the parent waives the right to a Hearing or agree to a Stipulation Agreement or the entry to a Final Order expelling the student(s) to his/her right attend Ghazvini Learning Center, PACE Center for Girls, Home School or ACE. . ITEM SUMMARY: Case No. LCS: 2024-156 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2024-180 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-012 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-030 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-050 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-134 (Secondary) Case No LCS: 2025-150 (Secondary) Case No LCS: 2025-166 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-175 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-192 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-202 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-216 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-221 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-232 (Elementary) Case No. LCS: 2025-233 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-236 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-242 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-245 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-250 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-251 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-253 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-255 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-258 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-260 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-264 (Elemantary) Case No. LCS: 2025-265 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-266 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-267 (Secondary) WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 17.04 Stipulation Agreement for Alternative Placement Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 17. Items of Consent - General: Other Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact No Budgeted No STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Rusty Edwards/ 487-7306 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends ratification of the terms of the Stipulation Agreement for the placement at an Alternative Site in the cases below as agreed to by the student, parent and/or guardian, which hold administrative proceedings seeking expulsion abeyance. For the remainder of the 2025-2026 school year(s). . ITEM SUMMARY: Case No. LCS: 2025-210 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-237 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-254 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-259 (Secondary) WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 17.05 Stipulation Agreement for Alternative Placement Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 17. Items of Consent - General: Other Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact No Budgeted No STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Rusty Edwards/ 487-7306 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends ratification of the terms of the Stipulation Agreement for the placement at an Alternative Site in the cases below as agreed to by the student, parent and/or guardian, which hold administrative proceedings seeking expulsion abeyance. For the remainder of the 2025-2026 school year(s) thru the 1 st semester of the 2026-2027 school year(s). . ITEM SUMMARY: Case No. LCS: 2025-204 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-207 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-238 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-249 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-256 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-257 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-261 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-262 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-263 Secondary) WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 17.06 Expulsion Waivers Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 17. Items of Consent - General: Other Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact No Budgeted No STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Rusty Edwards/ 487-7306 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends the students below; be expelled for the remainder of the 2025-2026 school year(s) thru the 1 st semester of the 2026-2027 school year(s) subject to his/her right to attend Ghazvini Learning Center, PACE Center for Girls, Home Education or ACE. . ITEM SUMMARY: Case No. LCS: 2025-187 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-234 (Secondary) Case No. LCS: 2025-252 (Secondary) WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. 18. Items of Consent - Construction Subject 18.01 Ram Construction & Development, LLC Change Order # 2 for Construction Manager Services for RAA Middle School Dining Expansion Project Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 18. Items of Consent - Construction Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact No STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE: Danny Allbritton, 617-5907 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of Change Order # 2 with Ram Construction & Development, LLC , for a time extension of (100) days at no additional cost to the RAA Middle School Dining Expansion Project. This change order authorizes the Chair or Vice Chair and Superintendent to sign all related documents and necessary budget amendments. ITEM SUMMARY: On May 27, 2025 (Item #18.04), the Board approved the short form agreement to Ram Construction & Development, LLC in the amount of $2,581,551.10 . Change Order #1 was for a no cost time extension of (77) days to the RAA Middle School Dining Expansion Project, changin g the substantial completion date to February 20, 2026. Change Order #2 is for another no cost time extension of (100) days to the RAA Middle School Dining Expansion Project, due to extended lead times on specified mechanical equipment. This will change the substantial completion date to May 31, 2026 . The short form agreement amount is unchanged at $2,581,551.10 . The contract substantial completion date is changed to May 31, 2026 . NOTE: This is not a phased project. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO THE BOARD? Yes Project No. 10-24-B-223 File Attachments Ram Raa Dining Expansion CO 002.pdf (478 KB) Ram Raa Dining Expansion CO 001.pdf (150 KB) RAM Raa Dining Expansion SFA.pdf (1,160 KB) RAM CM Continuing Contract.pdf (4,174 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 18.02 Certification of applicants seeking prequalification for bidding LCSB construction projects Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 18. Items of Consent - Construction Type Action (Consent) STAFF PERSON REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE: Danny Allbritton- 617-5907 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends Board action to approve the certification of applicants seeking pre-qualifications for bidding LCSB construction projects as presented in this agenda. ITEM SUMMARY: On April 14, 2015, the Leon County School Board revised and adopted Policy 6334, Prequalification of Contractors for Educational Facilities & Construction, with an effective date of April, 15, 2015. The School Board will prequalify contractors for a one- year period pursuant to the criteria set forth in Florida Statutes 1013.46, and State Requirements for Educational Facilities, Chapter 4, Section 4.1(1). The Certificate for Prequalification is valid for one-year from the date of School Board approval. The attached list of contractors have met all requirements. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments Backup.pdf (106 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. 19. Items for Consideration Subject 19.01 The Superintendent recommends, following a public hearing, approval of amendments to Policy 5200 Attendance, effective January 28, 2026. Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 19. Items for Consideration Type Action STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Dr. Michelle Gayle and Dr. Marsha Sanders /850-561-8376 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends, following a public hearing, approval of amendments to Policy 5200 Attendance, effective January 28, 2026. ITEM SUMMARY: The revisions to Policy 5200 are based on SB 1344 (Ch. 2025-153). SB 1344 includes various statutory amendments related to student attendance, including truancy, child study team meetings, and notice to the Department of Juvenile Justice and Office of the State Attorney. These amendments are incorporated into Policy 5200. Additionally, SB 1344 amended F.S. 984.13 (Taking a child into custody) to permit a designated school representative to take a child into custody when absent from school in certain limited circumstances. To implement this provision, Policy 5200 now includes a lengthy section regarding actions that a designated school representative may take when a student is absent from school. Of note, SB 1344 provides that a designated school representative may visit the home or place of residence of a student and any other place in which he or she is likely to find any student who is required to attend school when the student is not enrolled or is absent from school during school hours without an excuse. Finally, paragraph headings have been added to the policy for ease of reference. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments 2025_12_09_PO_5200_ATTENDANCE.pdf (162 KB) Subject 19.02 The Superintendent recommends, following a public hearing, approval of amendments to Policy 5223 Absences for Religious Instruction, effective January 28, 2026. Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 19. Items for Consideration Type Action STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Dr. Michelle Gayle and Dr. Marsha Sanders /850-561-8376 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends, following a public hearing, approval of amendments to Policy 5223 Absences for Religious Instruction, effective January 28, 2026. ITEM SUMMARY: Policy 5223 has been revised to remove the requirement that a parent/guardian must indemnify/release the school board as a condition to participate in religious instruction. These revisions are intended to align with Florida's expanded protections of parent/student rights. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments 2025_12_09_PO_5223_ABSENCES_FOR_RELIGIOUS_INSTRUCTION.pdf (94 KB) Subject 19.03 The Superintendent recommends, following a public hearing, approval of amendments to Policy 8452 Automated External Defibrillators (AED), effective January 28, 2026. Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 19. Items for Consideration Type Action STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Tonja Fitzgerald and Rod McQueen /850-487-7309 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends, following a public hearing, approval of amendments to Policy 8452 Automated External Defibrillators (AED), effective January 28, 2026. ITEM SUMMARY: The revisions to Policy 8452 are the result of HB 1607 (Ch. 2025-67). HB 1607 created F.S. 1003.457 (Cardiac emergencies and automated external defibrillators on school grounds). This new statute requires, among other things, that each public school develop a plan for urgent life-saving emergencies (PULSE) that addresses the appropriate use of school personnel to respond to incidents involving an individual experiencing sudden cardiac arrest or a similar life-threatening emergency while on school grounds. The statute also addresses requirements related to automated external defibrillators on school grounds. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments 2025_12_09_PO_8452_AUTOMATED_EXTERNAL_DEFIBRILLATORS.pdf (99 KB) Subject 19.04 The Superintendent recommends, following a public hearing, approval of amendments to Policy 2431 Interscholastic Athletics, effective January 28, 2026. Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 19. Items for Consideration Type Action STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Deana McAllister and Dr. Benny Bolden /850-487-7193 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends, following a public hearing, approval of amendments to Policy 2431 Interscholastic Athletics, effective January 28, 2026. ITEM SUMMARY: The revisions to Policy 2431 incorporate HB 1255 (Ch. 2025-110) which amended F.S. 1002.20 and 1006.20 to require that before a student participates in high school athletics, the student must receive an electrocardiogram, unless the parent objects in writing based on religious tenets or practices or secures a certificate of medical exception or the District is unable to obtain a public or private partnership for the provision of an electrocardiogram. Additionally, Policy 2431 is revised to remove the provision requiring that the Superintendent develop appropriate administrative procedures for the operation of the interscholastic athletics program. Since the provisions that the Superintendent was directed to include in procedures apply to the entire program under Florida law, the provisions have been removed as options and incorporated into the policy. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments 2025_12_09_PO_2431_INTERSCHOLASTIC_ATHLETICS.pdf (124 KB) Subject 19.05 The Superintendent recommends approval to advertise New Policy 9271 – Personalized Education Program, for a public hearing and adoption on March 10, 2026. Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 19. Items for Consideration Type Action STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE : Dr. Michelle Gayle, Mr. Shane Syfrett, Mrs. Deana McAllister, and Dr. Sunny Chancy /850-487-7177 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval to advertise New Policy 9271 – Personalized Education Program, for a public hearing and adoption on March 10, 2026. ITEM SUMMARY: The Florida legislature recently included statutory language allowing for a student to participate in a "personalized education program" (PEP) in accordance with F.S. 1002.01 and 1002.395. Pursuant to F.S. 1002.01, PEP students must be provided the same flexibility and opportunities as home education students provided in F.S. 1002.41 (3)-(12). Accordingly, new Policy 9271 was drafted to provide guidelines for the district’s PEP. Moreover, F.S. 1002.395 allows PEP students to use scholarship funds for contracted services provided by a public school or school district, including classes. As such, an option exists in the new policy for entering into such a contract. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? NO File Attachments 2026_01_27_NEW_PO_9271_PEP.pdf (70 KB) Subject 19.06 The Superintendent recommends approval of the amended and reinstated lease agreement between the School Board of Leon County, Florida and Disc Village, Inc. Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 19. Items for Consideration Type Action Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $1.00 Budgeted Yes STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE: Danny Allbritton, 617-5907 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the amended and reinstated lease agreement between the School Board of Leon County, Florida and Disc Village, Inc. ITEM SUMMARY: In the proposed lease agreement between the School Board of Leon County, Florida and Disc Village, Inc., the parties intend to amend and reinstate the 1994 lease, extending its terms for an additional (30) years from the date set forth above at a minimal rate of $1.00/year . The parties further seek to modernize the provisions relating to rental, insurance, compliance, default environmental matters, assignment, inspection, restoration, fee-shifting, and to consolidate all terms into a single, comprehensive document. The reinstated lease shall expire on January 28, 2056 . This agency has been an essential and instrumental partner with the School Board of Leon County, Florida for many years by providing much needed services to our students. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? Yes File Attachments Disc Village Lease July 1 1994.pdf (459 KB) Disc Village Amended and Restated Lease.pdf (1,123 KB) Subject 19.07 Southern Regional Education Board - SSC# 1181-2026 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 19. Items for Consideration Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $74,000.00 Budgeted Yes STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM/PHONE: Kerri Anderson, 850-617-5353 ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends approval of the Standard Services Contract (SSC) with Southern Regional Education Board in the amount of $74,000.00 ITEM SUMMARY: Griffin Middle School proposes to use the Southern Regional Education Board's for school reform in efforts to raise student achievement by changing school and classroom practices. Classroom Teacher Professional Development and Coaching: Southern Regional Education school improvement consultants will provide face to face professional learning and follow up coaching to engage practitioner teams in an introduction to the math practices at Griffin Middle School. The math professional development will help teachers to use powerful mathematics practices to shift their instruction from procedural, test prep approach to balance approach in which students learn how to apply math concepts to solve complex abstract and real-world problems. the math teachers use formative assessment lessons and strategies to enhance students' procedural fluency and ability to apply knowledge and reasoning skills. Each mathematics teacher will have (8) eight days of in person professional development and coaching per month, each onsite coaching visit will include a pre-visit conference call or electronic communication to develop an agenda for the visit; debriefing with principal and other school leaders at the end of the visit; and a follow-up letter detailing actions taken, recommended next steps for the school and outline plans for future visits. FAC 6a-1.012 (11) (a) exempts these services from competitive requirements. Services were initiated by Griffin and began October 1, 2025, outside of an approved contract. The SSC was first received by the Purchasing Office November 17, 2025, but was returned to Griffin for additional documentation, and then again returned to Purchasing December 3, 2025. The SSC was reviewed and submitted to BoardDocs by the December 19, 2025, deadline in order to appear on the first January 2026 Board meeting. The fact that services were initiated prior to an approved contract being in place was addressed with Griffin. Purchasing held mandatory bookkeeper/school training November 6, 2025, and specifically reviewed procedures regarding contracted services; written reminders of purchasing procedures have also been provided to ensure they are followed moving forward. Per Ms. Anderson and Dr. Bolden, Griffin was operating in a state of emergency due to its DA status. Advertisements for a math coach throughout the summer and into the school year were unsuccessful. Given the immediate instructional needs on campus, SREB was aware that the school's unique budget was still pending UniSIG approval; however, they were willing to begin supporting teachers so instructional assistance would not further be delayed. Mrs. Sparks has initialed the SSC on behalf of Purchasing; however, per Section A, Term, of the SSC, the Contract shall be effective the last date signed by both parties. In this instance, due to the dollar threshold, the execution date shall be the date signed by the Board Chair. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO THE BOARD SECRETARY? Yes File Attachments Southern Regional Education Board at Griffin Middle School 1181-2026.pdf (5,814 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. Subject 19.08 Tentative agreement between the Local 1010, District Council 78, International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (Local 1010) and the Leon County School Board for the language revisions to the 2024-2027 Collective Bargaining Contract. Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 19. Items for Consideration Type Action (Consent) Fiscal Impact Yes Budgeted Yes STAFF MEMBER REPORTING THIS ITEM: Brett Shively, Director, Division of Human Resources (487-7197) ACTION REQUESTED: The Superintendent recommends Board Approval of the tentative agreement between the Local 1010, District Council 78, International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (Local 1010) for the language revisions to the 2024-2027 Collective Bargaining Agreement. ITEM SUMMARY: Bargaining teams for Local 1010 and Leon County School District have reached a tentative agreement for the article revisions to the 2024-2027 Collective Bargaining Agreement. Provisions of the Contract are to be effective upon the date of ratification by the Board and the Local 1010 unit. Below is a brief description of the Compensation Proposal and language revision that have been negotiated and tentatively agreed upon in Articles 5, Article 8, and Article 14. All Articles and related documents are attached. Article Revisions: Article 5 Compensation : Language added to Changes in Salary, Additions to Base Pay, Staff Development Incentive, and Bonuses and Incentives; article attached. Article 8- Unions Rights: Language added to 8.03 Temporary Duty for Union Activities; article attached. Article 14- Amendment and Duration: Dates changed to reflect collective bargaining agreement timeframe, 2024-2027. WILL SUBMITTER BE DELIVERING SIGNATURE DOCUMENTS TO BOARD SECRETARY? No File Attachments ARTICLE V.pdf (3,941 KB) Article VIII.pdf (2,005 KB) Article XIV.pdf (883 KB) Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member. 20. Information Items Subject 20.01 Upcoming Meetings Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 20. Information Items Type Information LEON COUNTY SCHOOLS SCHOOL BOARD MEETING DATES 2025-2026 DEC 9 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center JAN 13 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center JAN 27 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center FEB 10 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center FEB 24 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center MAR 10 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center MAR 24 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center APR 14 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center APR 28 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center MAY 12 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center MAY 26 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center JUNE 16 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center JULY 14 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center JULY 28 (Tues) First Tentative Public Budget Hearing/ Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center AUG 11 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center AUG 25 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center SEPT 8 (Tues) Final Public Budget Tax Millage Hearing/ Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center SEPT 22 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center OCT 13 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center OCT 27 (Tues) Business Meeting 6:00 PM Howell Center NOV 17 (Tues) Reorganization/Business Mtg. 6:00 PM Howell Center File Attachments 21. Reports From Board Liaisons 22. Superintendent's Comments Subject 22.01 Superintendent's Comments: January 27, 2026 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 22. Superintendent's Comments Type File Attachments 23. Student School Board Member Comments Subject 23.01 Student School Board Member Comments: January 27, 2026 Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 23. Student School Board Member Comments Type File Attachments 24. Continuing Topics from Board Members Subject 24.01 (None to Date) Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 24. Continuing Topics from Board Members Type File Attachments 25. New Topics from Board Members Subject 25.01 (None to Date) Meeting Jan 27, 2026 - Business Meeting Category 25. New Topics from Board Members Type File Attachments