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THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFIED TEACHERS II.A.Item NumberThe following 45 Seminole County Teachers who met the qualifications for National Board Certificationwill be recognized at the School Board meeting on Tuesday, April 24, 2007.Alyce Allen Red Bug ElementaryJoanne Babyak Chiles MiddleSue Baldwin Red Bug ElementaryBarbara Barnard Teague MiddleDiana Barnett Hagerty HighPamela Carlson Stenstrom ElementaryMelinda Craft Seminole HighConcepcion Cranston Chiles MiddleKim Daum Evans ElementaryJulie DelRusso Lake Brantley HighSuzanne Ebough Teague MiddleJoanna Eberwein Red Bug ElementaryLee Fiorentino Lake Brantley HighRobert Frasca Jr. Lake Howell HighGladys Gonzalez Heathrow ElementaryChristy Guiliano Pine Crest ElementaryKimberly Hamilton Indian Trails MiddleMark Imhoof Teague MiddleEmily Jessup Indian Trails MiddleSharon Klafter Bear Lake ElementaryDonna Lyons Bear Lake ElementaryMichelle Madden Evans ElementaryMelissa Manuel Teague MiddleMelissa McDonald Rainbow ElementaryJoan McGhee Milwee MiddleKelly Meahl Seminole HighDianne Miller Jackson Heights MiddleKathleen Moreno Jackson Heights MiddleBernice Muroski-Brown Pine Crest ElementaryLaura Ohl Lake Mary HighBrandy O’Leary Idyllwilde ElementaryMelanie Peetz Partin ElementaryJessica Power Idyllwilde ElementaryChristin Quinones Partin ElementaryCharlotte Roberts Winter Springs HighSylvia Sandin Oviedo HighChristine Sharpe Bear Lake ElementaryDonna Sloan Indian Trails MiddleYona Smith Seminole HighTeresa Solomon Lyman HighDarla Sparrow Partin ElementaryPriscilla Sprys Indian Trails MiddleTeresa Sweet South Seminole MiddleDawn Trenholm South Seminole MiddleTammy Uliano Longwood Elementary2. Prepared by: John Reichert 3. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Human Resources and Professional StandardsRegina Klaers, DirectorCommunity Involvement/Public InformationAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 1

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: KEYS TO YOUR CHARACTER AWARD II.B.Item NumberA representative from The Foundation for Seminole County Public School will present a $250.00 check tothe winner of the 2005-2006 Keys to Your Character Award. This annual award is presented to oneteacher in the Seminole County Public Schools who integrates the most innovative or successfulcharacter education program in his/her teaching. This individual, in the opinion of the judges, has donethe most to promote character education – the teaching of high standards of student behavior and thepromotion of worthy values.2. Prepared by: Eric Geboff, M.S.W. 3. Board Meeting Date 04/24/07Exec. Director of The Foundation for Seminole County Public SchoolsAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 2

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: DR. PAUL J. HAGERTY TEACHER TECHNOLOGY II.C.AWARDSItem NumberA representative from The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools will present a $250.00 checkto one winner at each of the grade levels (Elementary, Middle and High) with 2006-2007 Dr. Paul J.Hagerty Teacher Technology Award. These three awards total $750.00. This annual award is presentedto one teacher in the Seminole County Public Schools who best demonstrates exceptional use oftechnology in the classroom. The recipient is a teacher who, in the opinion of the judges, has done themost to integrate technology into classroom lessons and to promote student learning.2. Prepared by: Eric Geboff, M.S.W. 3. Board Meeting Date 04/24/07Exec. Director of The Foundation for Seminole County Public SchoolsAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 3

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK - APRIL 15-21 II.D.Item NumberSponsored by the Points of Light Foundation, National Volunteer Week is about thanking one ofAmerica’s most valuable assets – volunteers. The theme of the 2007 National Volunteer Week held April15-21 was “Inspire by Example” because it truly reflects the power volunteers have to inspire the peoplethey help, as well as to inspire others to serve! Seminole County Public Schools appreciates the 22,080registered Dividend Volunteers. These volunteers have served 431,997 hours so far this school year.Dividend School Volunteer:Connie O’Hanlon, a Florida Outstanding School Volunteer for Region 3.Community Resource Volunteer Classroom Speakers:Beverly Kennedy from the Epilepsy AssociationBen Rosado, from Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD)Sheryl Mays, from Florida Metropolitan University2. Prepared by: John Reichert 3. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Human Resources and Professional StandardsRegina Klaers, Director of Community Involvement and PublicInformationAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: None*Page 4

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: MINUTES IV.A.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board approve the minutes of April 2, 10 and 13, 2007.2. Background/Analysis:None3. Fiscal Impact:Not applicable.4. Prepared by: Bill Vogel, Superintendent 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Attachment(s): 4/10/07 and 4/13/07 School Board Meeting minutes4/2/07 and 4/10/07 Discipline Hearing minutesBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: Original minutesPage 5

SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLSSchool Board MeetingApril 10, 2007MinutesI. CALL TO ORDER by Chairman Barry Gainer at 7:00 p.m.A. The Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance were led by SchoolBoard Member Dede Schaffner. Chairman Gainer called for amoment of silence in remembrance of Karen Coleman.B. Roll Call: All School Board Members (Vice Chairman DianeBauer, Chairman Barry Gainer, Member Jeanne Morris, MemberSandra Robinson, and Member Dede Schaffner) were present.Also, present were Superintendent Bill Vogel, Attorney Ned Julianand Clerk Karen Ponder.C. Acknowledgement of PTA representative and Seminole CountyAssociation of Student Councils representative in attendanceAGENDA MODIFICATIONS D. Agenda Modifications1. Items selected for removal: None2. Items selected for clarifying questions: None3. Items selected for separate consideration:• Item IV.I., Future High School Site – Land Acquisition –Contract for Sale and Purchase• Item IV.P., Approval of Capacity and Diversity TransferOption Schools for the 2007/2008 School YearE. Agenda Modifications – Addition of the addendum package:• Item IV.C., Personnel Recommendations• Item IV.I., Future High School Site – Land Acquisition –Contract for Sale and Purchase• Item IV.P., Approval of Capacity and Diversity TransferOption Schools for the 2007/2008 School Year• Item IV.S., Surplus Bus Donations• Item IX.B., Intensive Staffing DifferentialF. Approval of Agenda: Chairman Gainer asked for a motion toapprove the agenda including the addition of the addenda for goodcause. Member Morris moved to approve the agenda. MemberSchaffner seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.PRESENTATIONS II. PRESENTATIONS/RECOGNITIONA. You Make Us ProudB. School Readiness – District Appreciation for Community SupportIII.SCHOOL/DISTRICT HIGHLIGHTSA. Lyman High School – PowerPoint PresentationCONSENT AGENDA IV. CONSENT AGENDA – Superintendent’s Recommendation: That theConsent Agenda be approved as presented. Vice Chairman Bauer movedto approve the Superintendent’s recommendation. Member Schaffnerseconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.MINUTES *A. The School Board approved the minutes of March 19, 20, 26 and27, 2007.*Denotes an “Action Item” vs. an “Information Item.”Page 6

Seminole County School Board Meeting – April 10, 2007WORK SESSIONSUMMARY*B.The School Board accepted as part of its permanent record thereport of the March 20, 2007 Budget Work Session.Item 1PERSONNELRECOMMENDATIONS*C.The School Board approved the personnel recommendationsincluding those presented in the addendum package.Item 2JOB DESCRIPTIONS *D. The School Board approved the three job description revisions aspresented.BIDS/RFPs *E. The School Board approved the recommendations for bids orrequests for proposals listed.PURCHASES *F. The School Board approved the purchases listed and anyapplicable contracts/agreements that may be associated with thevarious purchases.FOOD SERVICECONTRACTSREAL PROPERTYRESOLUTIONREAL PROPERTYPURCHASE*G. The School Board approved the contracts as presented. Item 3Item 4*H. The School Board adopted Resolution 2007-05 as presented. Item 5Item 6*I.Removed for separate considerationLAKE ORIENTA ELEM.ADDIT./RENOV.SABAL POINT ELEM.ADDIT./RENOV.*J.*K.The School Board approved the Phase III construction documentsfor Lake Orienta Elementary School Additions and Renovationsand grant permission to bid the project.The School Board approved the Phase III construction documentsfor Sabal Point Elementary School Additions and Renovations andgrant permission to bid the project.HHS BALL FIELDS *L. The School Board approved the Guaranteed Maximum Pricesubmitted by BE&K Building Group in the amount of $256,179 toinstall storm water drain system and surface soil improvements atthe Hagerty High School ball fields and executed Amendment No.2 to the construction manager’s current contract agreement.OHS ADDIT./RENOV. *M. The School Board approved Amendment No. 4 to the constructionmanager’s contract in the amount of $3,107,147 submitted byBE&K Building Group for Phase 3 material release package of theOviedo High School Additions and Renovations project.Item 7Item 8DRIVER ED. PILOTPROGRAM*N.The School Board approved the inter-agency agreement betweenthe School Board of Seminole County, the Board of CountyCommissioners of Seminole County, and the Orlando Urban AreaMetropolitan Planning Organization.Item 9FIELD TRIPS *O. The School Board approved student attendance for the field tripslisted.TRANSFER OPTIONSCHOOLS*P.Removed for separate considerationGRANT *Q. The School Board approved submission of the Magnet SchoolAssistance Program Grant application.iiPage 7

Seminole County School Board Meeting – April 10, 2007GRANT *R. The School Board approved submission of the 21 st CenturyCommunity Learning Center Grant application.SURPLUS BUSDONATIONS*S.The School Board approved the donation of three surplus buses toYouth Build Program (City of Sanford), the Boys & Girls Clubs andSeminole County Sheriff’s Department.REAL PROPERTYPURCHASEV. ITEMS REMOVED FOR SEPARATE CONSIDERATIONI. Supplemental item printed in the addendum package.Superintendent’s Recommendation: That the School Boardtable action regarding this site until the April 24, 2007 SchoolBoard Meeting.Board Action: Vice Chairman Bauer moved to approve theSuperintendent’s recommendation. Member Morris seconded themotion. Superintendent Vogel asked the Board to set aside thismatter until a later time in the meeting. Superintendent Vogelwithdrew his recommendation and Vice Chairman Bauer withdrewthe second.Member Morris then moved to schedule a Special School BoardMeeting on April 13, 2007 at 3:00 p.m. to consider the acquisitionof the site. Vice Chairman Bauer seconded the motion. Themotion passed unanimously.Member Morris then moved to table action regarding the site untilthe April 13, 2007 Special School Board Meeting. Vice ChairmanBauer seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.TRANSFER OPTIONSCHOOLSP. Supplemental item with replacement attachments printed in theaddendum package.Superintendent’s Recommendation: That the School Boardapprove the revised capacity and diversity transfer option schoolsfor 2007/2008 as presented in the addendum package.Board Action: Member Schaffner moved to approve theSuperintendent’s recommendation. Member Morris seconded themotion. The motion passed unanimously.PUBLIC COMMENTS VI. PUBLIC COMMENTSThere were no requests to address the Board.iiiPage 8

Seminole County School Board Meeting – April 10, 2007VII.BOARD: ITEMS FOR DISCUSSIONMember Morris commended the members of the Seminole CountyAssociation of Student Councils.Member Schaffner requested Dr. Cote to report on the Let’s ReadSeminole Committee. She discussed a Southern Ballet performance. Shediscussed the Take Stock In Children selection of students and the AP ArtShow on display at AAA. She discussed judging Oviedo High School’ssenior projects and also participated in Relay For Life.Member Robinson discussed the Oviedo Additions and RenovationsPartnering Session. She discussed the Congressional Art Contest "AnArtistic Discovery" Exhibition and Awards Presentation scheduled for April20, 2007.Member Gainer attended a student performance of “Bye Bye Birdie.” Healso discussed a program to deter bullying. He attended the TeagueMiddle School Multicultural program. He discussed the Florida SchoolBoards Association’s 18 th Annual Day In The Legislature. Lastly, hediscussed the Joint Work Session held with the Seminole CountyAssociation of Student Councils.VIII. UNFINISHED BUSINESSREZONING – ADOPTION *A. Superintendent's Recommendation: That the School Boardadopt the amended attachment to Policy 5.30, StudentAssignment, as advertised regarding rezoning of Heathrow andLake Mary elementary schools.Board Action: Member Morris moved to approve theSuperintendent’s recommendation. Member Robinson secondedthe motion. The motion passed unanimously.INTENSIVE STAFFINGDIFFERENTIAL*B.Superintendent’s Recommendation: That the School Boardapprove the Intensive Staffing Differential Formula as presentedfor the 2007/2008 school year as part of the overall staffingprocess.Board Action: Member Schaffner moved to approve theSuperintendent’s recommendation. Member Morris seconded themotion. The motion passed unanimously.BOARD MTG. –SCHEDULEIX.NEW BUSINESS*A. Superintendent's Recommendation: That the School Boardschedule the Single-Item School Board Meeting as requested.Board Action: Member Morris moved to approve theSuperintendent’s recommendation. Member Robinson secondedthe motion. The motion passed unanimously.SUPERINTENDENT’S X. SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORTREPORT A. Choices Magnet and Cluster Schools – 2007/2008 ApplicationTimelineB. Computer PurchasesivPage 9

Seminole County School Board Meeting – April 10, 2007C. Student Residency Check – UpdateD. Elementary HighlightsE. Middle School HighlightsF. High School HighlightsG. Other – Executive Director of ESSS Tom McDowell discussedconcerns regarding proposed legislation that will affect funding forgifted courses. Dr. Vogel discuss Lake Brantley High School’sstatus as a FHSAA Academic Team Champion.BOARD MEMBERCOMMENTSDISCIPLINE HEARINGDISPOSITIONSXI.XII.BOARD MEMBER COMMENTSThere were no additional Board Member comments.DISCIPLINE HEARING DISPOSITIONS (closed session unless parent/guardian requests open session)NoneThe meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m.Bill Vogel, SuperintendentBarry Gainer, ChairmanvPage 10

SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLSSpecial School Board MeetingApril 13, 2007MinutesI. Call to Order by Chairman Barry Gainer at 3:05 p.m.A. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Chairman Barry Gainer.B. Roll Call: All School Board Members (Vice Chairman DianeBauer, Chairman Barry Gainer, Member Jeanne Morris, MemberSandra Robinson, and Member Dede Schaffner) were present.Also, present were Superintendent Bill Vogel, Attorney Ned Julianand Clerk Karen Ponder.C. Approval of Agenda including amended Agenda Item IV.I.:Vice Chairman Bauer moved to approve the agenda includingamended Agenda Item IV.I. Member Morris seconded the motion.The motion passed unanimously.II.Future High School Site – Land Acquisition – Contract for Sale andPurchaseSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That the School Board ofSeminole County, by extraordinary vote, exercise its option on the contractto acquire a 71+/- acre site for a future high school at a purchase price of$9,026,000.Board Action: Member Schaffner asked if the land could be used forsomething other than a high school site, if another need is determinedappropriate. Superintendent Vogel modified his recommendation topurchase the land for use as a high school site or other purpose asdeemed appropriate. Member Robinson moved to approve theSuperintendent’s revised recommendation. Member Morris seconded themotion. Chairman Gainer took a roll call vote. The recommendation wasapproved unanimously.Item 1III.Adjournment at 3:28 p.m.Bill Vogel, SuperintendentBarry Gainer, ChairmanPage 11

DISCIPLINE HEARINGS, April 2, 2007THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYThe School Board of Seminole County convened on Monday, April 2, 2007, for the purpose ofconducting discipline hearings. Board member, Mrs. Sandra Robinson was present to hear therecommendations. Mr. Gene Grace was also present.CONSENT AGENDASuperintendent’s Recommendation: That the school board approve the Consent Agendaprovided to the attending board member for student’s numbered 1-11 on the agenda.Recommendation to the Board: That the consent agenda be approved as presented for student’snumbered 1-11 on the agenda.DISCIPLINE HEARINGSMrs. Sandra Robinson asked each and every parent/guardian in attendance for disciplinehearings numbered 1-14whether they wanted an open or closed hearing.Each and every parent/guardian requested a closed hearing.Mrs. Sandra Robinson asked each and every parent/guardian in attendance for disciplinehearings numbered 1-14 whether they wanted an open or closed hearing.Each and every parent/guardian requested a closed hearing.Names of student’s numbered 1-14 with various recommendations were provided on a DisciplineHearing Agenda to the attending board member by Mr. Gene Grace.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.1–LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.1–LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from Lake Mary High School and all Seminole County Public Schoolsthrough January, 2008.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.1–LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL be expelledand fully excluded from Lake Mary High School and all Seminole County Public Schools throughJanuary, 2008.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.2–WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.2–WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOLbe assigned to the District Alternative School through June, 2007.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.2–WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL beassigned to the District Alternative School through June, 2007.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.3–JACKSON HEIGHTS MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.3–JACKSON HEIGHTS MIDDLESCHOOL be assigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.3–JACKSON HEIGHTS MIDDLE SCHOOLbe assigned to the District Alternative School through June, 2007.Page 12

ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.4–SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.4–SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL beassigned to the District Alternative School and all Seminole County Public Schools throughJanuary, 2008.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.4–SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL beassigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.5–SOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.5–SOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLESCHOOL be assigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.5–SOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLE SCHOOLbe assigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.6–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.6–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOLbe assigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.6–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL beassigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.7–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.7–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOLbe assigned to the District Alternative School through May, 2007.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.7–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL beassigned to the District Alternative School through May, 2007.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.8–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.8–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOLbe assigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.8–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL beassigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.9–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.9–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLESCHOOL be assigned to the District Alternative School through August, 2007.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.9–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLbe assigned to the District Alternative School through August, 2007.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.10–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.10–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLESCHOOL be assigned to the District Alternative School through August, 2007.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.10–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLESCHOOL be assigned to the District Alternative School through May, 2007.Page 13

ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.11–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.11–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLESCHOOL be assigned to the District Alternative School through August, 2007.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.11–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLESCHOOL be assigned to the District Alternative School through August, 2007.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.12–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.12–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVESCHOOL be expelled and fully excluded from the District Alternative School and all SeminoleCounty Public Schools through December, 2007.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.12–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from the District Alternative School through May, 2007.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.13–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.13–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVESCHOOL be expelled and fully excluded from the District Alternative School and all SeminoleCounty Public Schools through December, 2007.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.13–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from the District Alternative School through May, 2007.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.14–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.14–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVESCHOOL be expelled and fully excluded from the District Alternative School and all SeminoleCounty Public Schools through August, 2007.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.14–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from the District Alternative School through August, 2007.Bill VogelBarry GainerPage 14

DISCIPLINE HEARINGS, APRIL 10, 2007THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYThe School Board of Seminole County convened on Tuesday, April 10, 2007, for the purpose ofconducting discipline hearings. Board member, Mrs. Dede Schaffner was present to hear therecommendations. Mr. Gene Grace was also present.CONSENT AGENDASuperintendent’s Recommendation: That the school board approve the Consent Agendaprovided to the attending board member for student’s numbered 1-12 on the agenda.Recommendation to the Board: That the consent agenda be approved as presented for student’snumbered 1-12 on the agenda.DISCIPLINE HEARINGSMrs. Dede Schaffner asked each and every parent/guardian in attendance for disciplinehearings numbered 1-9 whether they wanted an open or closed hearing.Each and every parent/guardian requested a closed hearing.Names of student’s numbered 1-9 with various recommendations were provided on a DisciplineHearing Agenda to the attending board member by Mr. Gene Grace.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.1–WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.1–WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOLbe expelled and fully excluded from Winter Springs High School and all Seminole County PublicSchools through January, 2008.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.1–WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from Winter Springs High School and all Seminole County PublicSchools through June, 2007.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.2–CHILES MIDDLE SCHOOLRE-SCHEDULEDASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.3–HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.3–HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOL beassigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.3–HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOL be assignedto the District Alternative School through August, 2008.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.4–MARKHAM WOODS MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.4–MARKHAM WOODS MIDDLESCHOOL be expelled and fully excluded from Markham Woods Middle School and all SeminoleCounty Public Schools through January, 2008.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.4–MARKHAM WOODS MIDDLE SCHOOLbe expelled and fully excluded from Markham Woods Middle School and all Seminole CountyPublic Schools through January, 2008.Page 15

ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.5–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLRE-SCHEDULEDEXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.6–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLCONTINUEDEXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.7–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.7–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLbe expelled and fully excluded from the District Alternative School and all Seminole County PublicSchools through December, 2007.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.7–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from the District Alternative School and all Seminole County PublicSchools through December, 2007.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.8–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.8–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOLbe assigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.8–LAKE BRANTLEYHIGH SCHOOL beassigned to the District Alternative School through January, 2008.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.9–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.9–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLbe expelled and fully excluded from the Alternative District School and all Seminole County PublicSchools through August, 2007.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.9–DISTRICT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from to the District Alternative School through August, 2007.Bill VogelBarry GainerPage 16

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: WORK SESSION SUMMARY – APRIL 10, 2007 IV.B.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:Item NumberThat the School Board of Seminole County accept as part of its permanent record this report of theJoint Work Session between the School Board and the Seminole County Association of StudentCouncils held on April 10, 2007.2. Background/Analysis:Student Council President Whitney Hintze and School Board Chairman Barry Gainer performed thewelcome and introductions.Executive Director of Secondary Education/High Schools Walt Griffin requested student inputregarding the effective use of instructional technology in high school. Discussion took place regardingthe use of pod casts for lectures, video conferencing and online instruction. Students sharedinformation regarding classes and course format that they think would work well as online coursesbased on their experience taking online courses through Florida Virtual School. DeputySuperintendent George Kosmac asked students which technology currently available in theirclassrooms they felt was useful. Superintendent Vogel had students cite examples of effectivetechnology use in high schools. Students cited excellent instructional examples using mobile laptoplabs, smartboards and LCD projectors.An open forum was held. The following issues were raised:• Hand soap is not available in most high school restrooms. Students would like antibacterial handgel in each classroom for their use.• Potential legislative initiative to delete funding for gifted courses. School Board representativesexplained the issue and encouraged students to write their legislators.• Students commended the district for its energy savings initiatives and would like to see additionalsteps taken to preserve our natural resources.• Students asked for the implementation of recycling programs for paper, aluminum and plastic.• Discussion took place regarding cheating. Students suggested that teachers enforce cell phonerules to prevent students from taking pictures of exams. The Board will investigate implementingan “honor code” or other options to deter cheating.• Executive Director of Instructional Excellence and Equity Anna-Marie Cote and Chief InformationOfficer John Tracy provided the students with an overview of the Visioning Committee.Chairman Gainer provided closing remarks and commended the Seminole County Association ofStudent Councils for the excellent job they do representing the student bodies of their schools.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District associated with this action.4. Prepared by: Dr. Bill Vogel, Superintendent 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Attachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 17

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS IV.C.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Personnel Recommendations as presented.2. Background/Analysis:Pursuant to Florida Statutes 1012.22 (1) (a) (e) (f), all Personnel Recommendations must be approvedby the School Board. Attached are the Superintendent’s recommendations for the current Boardmeeting.3. Fiscal Impact:The Personnel Recommendations are within our budget allocation.4. Prepared by: John Reichert 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Human Resources/Professional StandardsAttachment(s): Instructional Personnel RecommendationsEducational Support Professionals RecommendationsTemporary Duty Out-Of-State Leave Request InformationBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 18

INSTRUCTIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION AT THE BOARD MEETING ON: 04/24/2007INSTRUCTIONAL APPOINTMENTS for 2006-071. Dunn, James P – Grove, Teacher Dropout Prevention, Position Start Date 3/26/20072. Pafford, Mark Malone - Oviedo High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date7/26/2006ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSFER for 2006-071. Linck, Thomas J - Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Manager Elem 10 TOTuskawilla Middle School, Food Service, FS Manager Middle 10, Position Start Date3/24/2007INSTRUCTIONAL TRANSFERS for 2007-081. Baumis, Kerri Anne - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Highlands ElementarySchool, Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date 8/14/20072. Bump, Kathy Salmon - Goldsboro Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child TOGoldsboro Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/14/20073. Byrne, Monica R - Winter Springs High School, Media Specialist High - 100% TO WinterSprings High School, Media Specialist High - 50%, Position Start Date 8/14/20074. Decker, Cynthia Theresa - Carillon Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50% TOCarillon Elementary School, Teacher - 100%, Position Start Date 8/14/20075. Dilmore, Margie Hamm - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher - 100% TO GreenwoodLakes Middle School, Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date 8/14/20076. Fraser, Nancy Baggett - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other TO Spring LakeElementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/14/20077. Jones, Susan H - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher TO Spring Lake Elementary School,Teacher ESOL, Position Start Date 8/14/20078. McAuliff, Yolanda - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher ESOL TO Spring Lake ElementarySchool, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/14/20079. McCormack, Christine M - Winter Springs Elementary School, Teacher, Other TO WinterSprings Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/14/200710. Parker, Gay E - Winter Springs High School, Teacher Vocational TO Educational SupportCenter, Employee Relations, Teacher on Assnmnt/Other, Position Start Date 8/14/200711. Ridenour, Raymond Edward - Oviedo High School, Teacher Vocational TO Oviedo HighSchool, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start Date 8/14/200712. Ryan, Diane - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher - 50% TO Highlands Elementary School,Teacher - 100%, Position Start Date 8/14/200713. Spiegel, John H - Carillon Elementary School, Teacher, Other TO Carillon ElementarySchool, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/14/200714. Tillman-Sparrow, Hope L - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher - 50% TO HighlandsElementary School, Teacher - 100%, Position Start Date 8/14/200715. Walters, Lisa Marie - Highlands Elementary School, Teacher - 100% TO Highlands ElementarySchool, Teacher - 50%, Position Start Date 8/14/200716. Whigham, Beth Morgan - Winter Springs High School, Media Specialist High - 100% TO WinterSprings High School, Media Specialist High - 50%, Position Start Date 8/14/2007Page 19

INSTRUCTIONAL TRANSFERS for 2006-071. Durinski, Briea A – Sanford Middle School – 50% TO Sanford Middle School – 50% andJackson Heights Middle School, Speech Language Pathologist - 40%, Position Start Date3/19/20072. Rocke, Robert P - Millennium Middle School, Teacher TO Crooms Academy Of InformTech, Teacher, Position Start Date 3/24/20073. Taylor, Charlene S - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher TO Greenwood Lakes MiddleSchool, Teacher Vocational, Position Start Date 3/31/20074. Webb, Sarah Nicole - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher Vocational TO GreenwoodLakes Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date 3/31/2007ADMINISTRATIVE REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2006-071. Graham, Elizabeth H - Educational Support Center, Special Projects/title 1, CommunityEducator - 60%, Sick Leave Bank, Leave Date 3/23/2007, Return from LeaveDate 6/04/20072. Graham, Elizabeth H - Educational Support Center, Special Projects/title 1, CommunityEducator - 60%, Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 6/05/2007, Return from LeaveDate 6/15/20073. Guzman, Julia-Jane D - Evans Elementary School, Food Service, FS Manager Elem 10, ExtendSick Leave with pay, Leave Date 3/03/2007, Return from Leave Date 3/28/20074. Guzman, Julia-Jane D - Evans Elementary School, Food Service, FS Manager Elem 10, Familyand Medical Leave Act, Leave Date 3/29/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/01/20075. Hill, Ruth - Tuskawilla Middle School, Food Service, FS Manager Middle 10, Extend SickLeave with pay, Leave Date 4/20/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/23/2007INSTRUCTIONAL REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2006-071. Banos, Zulma Vanessa - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Family and MedicalLeave Act, Leave Date 3/30/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/20072. Bernard, Jolynn Betty-Marie - Goldsboro Elementary School, Reading Coach, Extend SickLeave with pay, Leave Date 3/31/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/20073. Black, Gerald Michael - Tuskawilla Middle School, Teacher As Needed, (Temporary). ExtendedSick Leave with Pay, Leave Date 4/07/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/20074. Capraro, Traci Jean - Sabal Point Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave withoutPay, Leave Date 4/09/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/20075. Crooks, Jennie R - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, LeaveDate 4/02/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/18/20076. Crooks, Jennie R - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,Leave Date 5/19/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/20077. Friedman, Jennifer Suzanne - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support,School Psychologist, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 4/17/2007, Return fromLeave Date 5/16/20078. Friedman, Jennifer Suzanne - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support,School Psychologist, Family and Medical Leave Act, Leave Date 5/17/2007, Return fromLeave Date 5/24/20079. Gardner, Lisa M - Wicklow Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay, LeaveDate 3/31/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/200710. Hall, Holly Ann - Rainbow Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, LeaveDate 3/21/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/04/2007Page 20

11. Hall, Holly Ann - Rainbow Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act, LeaveDate 4/05/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/200712. Kipke, Bettie Meyer – Tuskawilla Middle School, Teacher, Sick Leave Bank, Leave Date4/13/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/200713. Lang, Lani Vaughn - Casselberry Elementary School, Speech Language Pathologist,Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 3/17/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/20/200714. Lang, Lani Vaughn - Casselberry Elementary School, Speech Language Pathologist,Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date 4/21/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/200715. Lerza, Kelly Marie - Lake Mary High School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, LeaveDate 3/24/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/23/200716. Lewis, Barbara – Lawton Chiles Middle School, Teacher, Extended Sick Leave without Pay,Leave Date 3/28/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/25/200717. Martin, Cindy Jane – Millennium Middle School, Teacher, Extended Sick Leave without pay,Leave Date 4/03/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/200718. Quinn, Scheshin Lee - Midway Elementary School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay,Leave Date 4/09/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/200719. Randolph, Pamela Jane Meizlik - Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Family andMedical Leave Act, Leave Date 4/16/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/200720. Rawl, Sloan Shelton - Indian Trails Middle School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay,Leave Date 3/22/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/03/200721. Rawl, Sloan Shelton - Indian Trails Middle School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave without Pay,Leave Date 4/04/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/03/200722. Smart, Audrey Elizabeth - Keeth Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,Leave Date 4/05/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/24/200723. Strittmatter, Monica Marie - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave withpay, Leave Date 3/24/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/10/200724. Strittmatter, Monica Marie - Altamonte Elementary School, Teacher, Family and MedicalLeave Act, Leave Date 4/11/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/01/2007ADMINISTRATIVE TERMINATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS for 2006-071. Becker, Gary H - Educational Support Center, Information Services, Manager MediaProduction, Reason: Retired, Termination Effective Date 6/30/20072. Coleman, Karen W - Geneva Elementary School, Principal Elementary, Reason: Death,Termination Effective Date 3/30/20073. Kamm, Brandy Lord - Millennium Middle School, Assistant Principal Middle 11 - 50%, Reason:Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 6/15/20074. Liebovitz, Barry Mark - Wilson Elementary School, Principal Elementary, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 6/30/20075. McDowell, Thomas J – Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, ExecutiveDirector ESSS, Reason: Retired, Termination Effective Date 6/30/20076. Sherif, Mohamed - Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Manager Middle 10, Reason:Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 3/24/20077. Szcinski, Douglas W - Sanford Middle School, Assistant Principal Middle 11, Reason: Resigfor employ in Educ in Fl, Termination Effective Date 4/10/20078. Wicks, Marsha - Lake Mary High School, Adm Asst to the Principal, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 6/29/2007Page 21

INSTRUCTIONAL TERMINATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS for 2007-081. Compton, Joyce A - Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 8/15/20072. Gattuso, Gayle - Teague Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, Termination EffectiveDate 7/02/20073. Harmatuck, Donna L - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher Vocational, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 8/03/20074. Seinberg, Myra S - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50%, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 8/02/20075. West, Liane Michael - Wicklow Elementary School, Speech Language Pathologist, Reason:Retired, Termination Effective Date 7/07/20076. Williams, Jeanette J - Lyman High School, Counselor High, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 7/01/20077. Wittkop, Maureen A - Indian Trails Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 8/02/2007INSTRUCTIONAL TERMINATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS for 2006-071. Abbott, Chelsea L - Wicklow Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/20072. Bender, Mary Arnett - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/20073. Blix, Katherine Angela - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/20074. Bowers, David R - Hagerty High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 3/31/20075. Boyde, Frances - Milwee Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 5/25/20076. Brannon, Jeremy R - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/20077. Buchanan, Ronda L - Lawton Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/20078. Carson, Jerralyn S - Woodlands Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 5/25/20079. Claudio, Sherri Alfonso - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, SchoolSocial Worker 2, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 3/24/200710. Coonan, Matthew E - Oviedo High School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons, TerminationEffective Date 5/25/200711. Dancy, Shannon Rae - Forest City Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200712. Davis, Candy Akane - Lake Mary High School, Teacher - 60%, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200713. Drazen, Deborah Lynne - Forest City Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200714. Fava, Susan Edwards - Crystal Lake Elementary School, Teacher ESOL, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 5/25/200715. Fettinger, Tracy R - Wicklow Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 62%, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 4/04/200716. Fields, Nicole Dawn - Woodlands Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Resig for employ inEduc in Fl, Termination Effective Date 5/25/2007Page 22

17. Gilbreath, Meaghann Kathleen Alsop - Layer Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 5/25/200718. Giron, Deanna Lynn - Millennium Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200719. Hager, Melissa Kay - Bentley Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200720. Hanco, Ginine Marie - Markham Woods Middle School, Teacher As Needed, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 4/06/200721. Holloway, Kelly Kristine - Oviedo High School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200722. Hunnicutt II, Kermit - Rock Lake Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 6/02/200723. Jeantet, Kimberly Jean - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher, Reason: PersonalReasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200724. Lacich, Daniel M. - Oviedo High School, Teacher - 50%, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200725. Lee, Michelle Wood - Teague Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,TerminationEffective Date 5/25/200726. Love, Garrett R - Wilson Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons, TerminationEffective Date 5/25/200727. Melone, Marcia F - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 5/25/200728. Metiva, Debra J - Lake Orienta Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200729. Mills, Deborah C - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 6/02/200730. Minshall, Mabel S - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 55% and Teacher –45%, Reason: Retired, Termination Effective Date 5/25/200731. Mossman, Patricia V - Milwee Middle School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 6/20/200732. Peterson, Robert J - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 5/25/200733. Rhodes, Donna M - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200734. Riley, Susan Lee - Stenstrom Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 5/25/200735. Rinaldi, Ryan Michael - Oviedo High School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons, TerminationEffective Date 5/25/200736. Savery, Dawn Lyn - Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher, Other - 50%, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 5/25/200737. Sepnieski, John Gary - Forest City Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 5/25/200738. Sherman, Natasha D - Bentley Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Reason:Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 5/25/200739. Sidman, Claire S - Longwood Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200740. Sigourney, Molly - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200741. Smith, Trista Renee - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher - 50%, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200742. Stewart, Castlen Meeks - Forest City Elementary School, Teacher - 50%, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 5/25/2007Page 23

43. Terrell, Susan Allen - Bentley Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200744. Unruh, Heidi M - Longwood Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200745. Vincent, Barbara S - Rock Lake Middle School, Media Specialist Middle, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200746. Weigand, Christine Mary - Layer Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/200747. Yakubsin, Matthew Edward - English Estates Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Resigemploy in educ out Fla, Termination Effective Date 5/25/200748. Zandy, Tracy Ann - Oviedo High School, Teacher, Reason: Personal Reasons, TerminationEffective Date 5/25/2007ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2006-071. Guzman, Julia-Jane D – Evans Elementary School, FS Manager 10 mo, Return from Leave Date5/01/2007INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2006-071. Bibby, Kari Louise - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Return from Leave Date4/21/20072. Harbin, Mandy Marie - Stenstrom Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Return from Leave Date4/14/20073. Hogan II, James Nolan - Jackson Heights Middle School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date4/14/20074. Kammeraad, Kathryn Victoria - Oviedo High School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date4/10/20075. Lewis, Barbara – Lawton Chiles Middle School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 4/25/20076. Lopez, Nancy A - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 4/07/20077. Phillips, Janice Marie - Lake Mary High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Return fromLeave Date 4/03/20078. Rawl, Sloan Shelton, Indian Trails Middle School,Teacher, Return from Leave Date 5/03/20079. Schwitters, Rachel - Rock Lake Middle School, Speech Language Pathologist – 50% andSpring Lake Elementary School, Speech Language Pathologist – 50%, Return from Leave Date3/24/2007ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL RESCINDING FLORIDA RETIREMENT SYSTEM DROP EXTENSIONFOR 2007-081. McClain, Elaine Louise – Highlands Elementary School, FS Manager, Effective Date 5/01/2007INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL FLORIDA RETIREMENT SYSTEM DROP EXTENSION FOR 2007-081. Olson, Martha J – Woodlands Elementary School, Teacher, Effective Date 7/01/2007INSTRUCTIONAL CORRECTION TO PRIOR BOARD ACTION FOR 2006-071. Martin, Cindy Jane, Millennium Middle School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave without Pay, LeaveDate 1/02/2007, Expected Return Date FROM: 4/04/2007 TO: 5/25/2007Page 24

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION AT THE BOARDMEETING ON: 04/24/2007EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS APPOINTMENTS for 2006-071. Berube, Jessica Ann - Forest City Elementary School, Assistant Instructional Elem,(Temporary), Position Start Date 3/26/20072. Crouch, Stephanie Ann - Eastbrook Elementary School, Assistant Clinic 188, Position StartDate 3/10/20073. Hudnall, Vickie Lynn - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date3/28/20074. Rodriguez, Fernando A Echevarria - Jackson Heights Middle School, Assistant ESESupplemented 188, (Temporary), Position Start Date 3/22/2007EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TRANSFERS AND PROMOTIONS for 2007-081. Alvarado, Alejandro - Lake Howell High School, Custodian 12 month TO Lake Howell HighSchool, Custodian 11 mo-223alt, Position Start Date 7/23/20072. Burnham, Barbara Anne - Highlands Elementary School, Custodian 11 month TO HighlandsElementary School, Custodian 10 month, Position Start Date 8/14/20073. Crosby, Janice Marie - Partin Elementary School, Assistant Data Entry 10-196alt TOPartin Elementary School, FTE Clerk 12 Mo - 50%, Position Start Date 7/01/20074. Dickey, Ferman B - Milwee Middle School, Custodian 12 month TO Milwee Middle School,Custodian 11 mo-223alt, Position Start Date 7/23/20075. Gibson, Alford E - Indian Trails Middle School, Custodian 12 month - 100% TO Indian TrailsMiddle School, Custodian 12 month - 80%, Position Start Date 7/01/20076. Marimon, Paulette L - Indian Trails Middle School, Custodian 12 month - 100% TO IndianTrails Middle School, Custodian 12 month - 80%, Position Start Date 7/01/20077. Matos, Katherine L. - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Secretary 258 TO Greenwood LakesMiddle School, Secretary 196, Position Start Date 8/14/20078. McCullough, Amanda - Indian Trails Middle School, Custodian 12 month - 100% TO IndianTrails Middle School, Custodian 12 month - 80%, Position Start Date 7/01/20079. McKinney, Martha A - Hopper Center, Secretary 223 TO Hopper Center, Secretary 258,Position Start Date 7/01/200710. Pagels, Teresa Gail - Oviedo High School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 75% TO OviedoHigh School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%, Position Start Date 8/16/200711. Petrencsik, Marguerite Bailey - Partin Elementary School, FTE Clerk 12 Mo - 100% TO PartinElementary School, FTE Clerk 12 Mo - 50%, Position Start Date 7/01/200712. Stevens, Robert Louis - Indian Trails Middle School, Custodian Head - 100% TO IndianTrails Middle School, Custodian Head - 80%, Position Start Date 7/01/200713. Vaughn, Teresa G - Hagerty High School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/7 TO Hagerty HighSchool, Food Service, FS Assistant Manager 189/7, Position Start Date 8/16/2007EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TRANSFERS AND PROMOTIONS for 2006-071. Brown, Anita L - Eastbrook Elementary School, Custodian 12 month TO EastbrookElementary School, Head Custodian, Position Start Date 3/24/20072. Fryer, Diana J - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 4/07/20073. Gant, Anthony Andre - Winter Springs High School, Custodian 11 mo-223alt TO EastbrookElementary School, Custodian 12 month, Position Start Date 3/24/20074. Keahi, Valarie - Stenstrom Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188 TOStenstrom Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188,Position Start Date 4/09/2007Page 25

5. LaRose, Shelby Winnifred - Lyman High School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 75% TOHighlands Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5 - 70%, Position Start Date3/24/20076. Labit, Mitzi G - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 4/07/20077. Mennella, Diane Veronica - Idyllwilde Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 TOIdyllwilde Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188, Position Start Date 3/05/20078. Monroe Jr., Earnest - Lake Brantley High School, Custodian 11 month TO Forest CityElementary School, Custodian 11 month, Position Start Date 4/02/20079. Rodriguez, Ivan A - Seminole High School, Custodian 11 month TO Lake Mary ElementarySchool, Custodian 12 month, Position Start Date 4/02/200710. Shaw, Kelli Michelle - Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 TO LakeMary Elementary School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/7, Position Start Date 3/24/2007EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2006-071. Abbott, Maureen Elizabeth - Teague Middle School, Secretary 223, Extend Sick Leave withpay, Leave Date 3/21/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/04/20072. Abbott, Maureen Elizabeth - Teague Middle School, Secretary 223, Family and Medical LeaveAct, Leave Date 4/05/2007, Return from Leave Date 6/14/20073. Allaback, Julie Ann – Transportation Services, Paraprofessional-Elem-188 - 50%, Extend SickLeave without Pay, Leave Date 4/02/2007, Return From Leave Date 5/01/20074. Collier, Anne M - Millennium Middle School, Assistant Clinic 188, Extend Sick Leave withpay, Leave Date 4/09/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/09/20075. Dell, Shawn Marie - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Family and Medical LeaveAct, Leave Date 3/22/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/14/20076. Hudson, Clemmie – Midway Elementary School, Custodian 12 month, Extend Sick Leave withpay, Leave Date 3/23/2007, Return From Leave Date 6/30/20077. Kierstead, Theresa S - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Extend Sick Leavewithout Pay, Leave Date 3/19/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/01/20078. Kierstead Theresa S – Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Intermittent SickLeave Bank, Leave Date 4/02/20079. Lovel, Wanda G – Hamilton Elementary School, Custodian 12 month, Family and MedicalLeave Act, Leave Date 3/31/2007, Return From Leave Date 5/01/200710. Malenfant, Debra A - Millennium Middle School, Food Service, FS Assistant Manager 189/8,Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 3/17/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/12/200711. Malenfant, Debra A - Millennium Middle School, Food Service, FS Assistant Manager 189/8,Family and Medical Leave Act, Leave Date 4/13/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/23/200712. Peterson, William H – Millennium Middle School, School Security Officer 188, Family andMedical Leave Act, Leave Date 3/24/2007, Return From Leave Date 3/28/200713. Peterson, William H - Millennium Middle School, School Security Officer 188, Extend SickLeave without Pay, Leave Date 3/29/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/18/200714. Poe Nancy Lynn – Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, AssistantInstrctn Mid-188, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date 4/23/2007,Expected ReturnDate 4/30/200715. Raines, Velecia Dejois - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Extend Sick Leavewith pay, Leave Date 3/20/2007, Return from Leave Date 3/22/200716. Raines, Velecia Dejois - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Family and MedicalLeave Act, Leave Date 3/23/2007, Return from Leave Date 5/22/200717. Russell, Betty J – Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Extend Sick Leavewithout Pay, Leave Date 4/02/2007, Return from Leave Date 4/25/200718. Waldo, Bridgett R – Goldsboro Elementary School, FS Employee 189/8-50%, ExtendSick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 4/25/2007, Expected Return Date 5/23/2007Page 26

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TERMINATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS for 2007-081. Dixon, Bessie - Wilson Elementary School, Assistant Clinic 188, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 8/11/20072. Porter, Clarence Lee - Maintenance Operations, Grounds Laborer 2, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 7/01/2007EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TERMINATIONS, RESIGNATIONS AND SUSPENSIONfor 2006-071. Bowers, Clark G - Educational Support Center, Information Services, Specialist NetworkCmmnctns, Reason: Retired, Termination Effective Date 6/30/20072. Bowers, Sandra Corbett - Bear Lake Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Reason: Retired, Termination Effective Date 5/23/20073. Brodict, Sheree L - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 3/26/20074. Burnette, Sheila Dianne - Lake Brantley High School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 -50%, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 4/07/20075. Chambers, Mary A - Oviedo High School, Secretary 196, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 5/25/20076. Craw, David - Woodlands Elementary School, Custodian Head, Reason: Personal,Termination Effective Date 6/30/20077. Crouch, Stephanie Ann - Idyllwilde Elementary School, Assistant Clinic 188, (Temporary),Reason: End Temporary Employment, Termination Effective Date 3/10/20078. Dorcik, Alice - Lawton Elementary School, Assistant Instructional Elem, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 5/25/20079. Hall, Janice L - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 5/23/200710. Holloway, Jeanette C - Millennium Middle School, Assistant ESE Supplemented, Reason:Retired, Termination Effective Date 5/25/200711. Jones, Shannon L - Spring Lake Elementary School, Pre-kindergarten, Assistant Pre-K/EE188, Reason: Resig for employ outside educa, Termination Effective Date 5/23/200712. Lightner, Connie L - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 3/31/200713. Menahem, Jennifer A - Milwee Middle School, Assistant Instrctn Mid-188, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 5/23/200714. Mikluscak, Anne Supriyanti - Red Bug Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 -50%, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 5/24/200715. Milbrandt, Elizabeth - Teague Middle School, Custodian 11 month, Reason: Resig for employin Educ in FL, Termination Effective Date 3/24/200716. Nicholas, Ruth E - Lake Brantley High School, Secretary 223, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 6/15/200717. Nucci, Kathleen S - Stenstrom Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, AssistantInstrctn Elem-188, Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 4/07/200718. Pickren, Donald R - Maintenance Operations, Mechanic Lndscpng/Grounds, Reason:Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 3/08/200719. Rave, Yolanda I – Wekiva Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, SuspensionWithout Pay, Reason: Repeated and Continued Absence from Duty Without Approved Leave,Effective Date 4/25/200720. Ryan III, William A - Educational Support Center, Information Services, Specialist NetworkOperations, Reason: Resig for employ outside educa, Termination Effective Date 4/14/200721. Waldo, Bridget R - Goldsboro Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%,Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 5/24/2007Page 27

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVEOF ABSENCE for 2006-071. Allaback, Julie Ann - Transportation Services, Paraprofessional--Elem--188 - 50%, Returnfrom Leave Date 5/01/20072. Blonigen, Sally W - Rosenwald Center, Assistant SED 196, Return from Leave Date 4/26/20073. Byrd, Deborah Ann - Seminole High School, Custodian 12 month, Return from Leave Date5/01/20074. Collier, Anne M – Millennium Middle School, Asst Clinic 188, Return from Leave Date5/09/20075. Dahl, Laurie L - Pine Crest Elementary School, Pre-kindergarten, Assistant Pre-K/EE 188,Return from Leave Date 3/31/20076. Dell, Shawn – Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Return from Leave Date 4/14/20077. Dickey, Ferman B - Milwee Middle School, Custodian 12 month, Return from Leave Date6/21/20078. Escalera Jr, Jose Benjamin - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Return from LeaveDate 5/01/20079. Goodwin, Lauren Kay - Oviedo High School, Secretary 223, Return from Leave Date 4/26/200710. Holmes Jr., Emory - Lake Mary High School, Custodian 12 month, Return from Leave Date5/23/200711. Luther, Raymond B - Teague Middle School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, Return fromLeave Date 5/01/200712. Malenfant, Debra A - Millennium Middle School, Food Service, FS Assistant Manager 189/8,Return from Leave Date 5/23/200713. Nejman, Sharon Lee - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Return from Leave Date5/16/200714. Nieves, Gloria Esther - Indian Trails Middle School, Exceptional Student Support,Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, Return from Leave Date 3/22/200715. Peterson, William H – Millennium Middle School, School Security Officer 188, ReturnFrom Leave Date 4/18/200716. Phillips, Audra Beth - Woodlands Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, Return from Leave Date 4/09/200717. Poe, Nancy Lynn - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, AssistantInstrctn Mid-188, Return from Leave Date 4/30/200718. Raines, Velecia Dejois - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Return from LeaveDate 5/22/20019. Russell, Betty J - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Return from Leave Date4/25/200720. Waldo, Bridget R – Goldsboro Elementary School, FS Employee 189/8-50%, Return fromLeave Date 4/25/200721. Whigham, Mark Brackin - Maintenance Operations, Maintenance Mechanic, Return fromLeave Date 3/31/2007EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL CORRECTION TO PRIOR BOARD ACTION for 2006-071. Rivera, Brunilda – Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, AssistantInstrctn Elem-188, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date FROM: 4/14/2007 TO: 3/31/2007,Expected Return Date 5/22/2007Page 28

TEMPORARY DUTY OUT-OF-STATE LEAVE REQUESTS FOR THE BOARD MEETING ON 4/24/2007FOR INFORMATION/TEMPORARY DUTY OUT–OF-STATE-LEAVE REQUESTS FOR 2006-071. Adams, Christine M – Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to tourthe Walsworth Publishing Plant in Marceline, Missouri, Leave Date 4/22/2007, ReturnFrom Leave Date 4/23/2007 (Funded by Walsworth Publishing)2. Barnard, Barbara A – Teague Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, TemporaryDuty to attend the International Science and Engineering Fair in Albuquerque, NewMexico, Leave Date 5/14/2007, Return From Leave Date 5/19/2007 (Funded byCurriculum)3. Casea, Philip A - Lyman High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend the TonyFranklin Football Seminar System in Galloway, New Jersey, Leave Date 3/30/2007,Return From Leave Date 4/02/2007 (Funded by Football Fund)4. Caughell Jr, William W – Lyman High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend theTony Franklin Football System Seminar in Galloway, New Jersey, Leave Date 3/30/2007,Return From Leave Date 4/02/2007 (Funded by Football Fund)5. Emens, Arthur – Crooms Academy of Information Technology, Teacher, TemporaryDuty to attend the Science Symposium in Sante Fe, New Mexico, Leave Date 4/10/2007,Return From Leave Date 4/13/2007 (Funded by Choices)6. Erickson, Sandra V – Lake Brantley High School, Counselor High, Temporary Duty toattend the College Board’s Academic Assembly Council Meeting in New York City, NewYork, Leave Date 5/03/2007, Return From Leave Date 5/04/2007 (Funded by AdvancedPlacement/College Board)7. Haritan, John A – Lyman High School, Assistant ESE Supplement 188, Temporary Dutyto attend the Tony Franklin Football System Seminar in Galloway, New Jersey, LeaveDate 3/30/2007, Return From Leave Date 4/02/2007 (Funded by Football Fund)8. Mazar, Ida E – Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, ZoneAdministrator ESSS, Temporary Duty to attend the National Institute on Legal Issues ofEducating Individuals with Disabilities in San Diego, California, Leave Date 4/21/2007,Return From Leave Date 4/25/2007 (Funded by Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)9. Reeder, Susan K – Winter Springs, High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty toFacilitate an Advanced Placement Workshop for Teachers in Jonesboro, Georgia,Leave Date 4/13/2007, Return From Leave Date 4/13/2007 (Funded by AdvancedPlacement Workshop/College Board)10. Walker, Ruth – Lake Howell High School, Teacher Vocational, Temporary Duty toattend the Business Professionals of America Competitive Events in New York City,New York, Leave Date 5/09/2007, Return From Leave Date 5/13/2007 (Funded by CarlPerkins Grant)Page 29

FOR INFORMATION/TEMPORARY DUTY OUT–OF-STATE-LEAVE REQUESTS FOR 2007-081. Adams, Christine M – Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attendthe Advanced Placement Annual Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, Leave Date7/10/2007, Return From Leave Date 7/15/2007 (Funded by Advanced Placement Funds)2. Cortes, Angela M – Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend theAdvanced Placement Annual Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, Leave Date 7/11/2007,Return From Leave Date 7/15/2007 (Funded By Advanced Placement Funds)3. Nardy, Phyllis C – Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend theAdvanced Placement Annual Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, Leave Date 7/10/2007,Return From Leave Date 7/15/2007 (Funded By Advanced Placement Funds)4. Roberts, Charlotte A – Winter Springs High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attendthe Advanced Placement Annual Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, Leave Date7/11/2007, Return From Leave Date 7/15/2007 (Funded by Advanced Placement Funds)5. Sharpe, Beth E – English Estates Elementary School, Principal Elementary, TemporaryDuty to attend the Phi Delta Kappa International Summit of Global Education Presenterin Vancouver British Columbia, Canada, Leave Date 10/17/2007, Return From LeaveDate 10/19/2007 (Funded By Leadership in Elementary Choices Funds/ Personal Funds)6. Wabnitz, Heather Lee – Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attendthe Advanced Placement Annual Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, Leave Date7/12/2007, Return From Leave Date 7/15/2007 (Funded by Advanced Placement Funds)RESCINDING TEMPORARY DUTY OUT- OF STATE LEAVE REQUEST TO PRIOR BOARD ACTION1. Kirby, Barbara Kelly – Hopper Center, Principal Hopper, Temporary Duty to attend theNational Association of Elementary School Principals Conference in Seattle,Washington, Leave Date 3/28/2007, Return From Leave Sate 4/03/2007 (Funded byIndividuals with Disabilities Education Act)Page 30

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: CURRICULUM SERVICES JOB DESCRIPTION REVISION IV.D.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:Item NumberThat the School Board of Seminole County approve the job description revision for CoordinatorSecondary Reading as presented.2. Background/Analysis:The Curriculum Services Department recommends revision of the Coordinator Secondary Readingposition to better align qualifications, position goal and performance responsibilities with current needsand to ensure compliance with state and district requirements.For the previous three years, 2004-2007, high school reading has been supported by a Principal-onAssignment. This position was designed to address high school reading needs, as well as manage theHigh School Reading Research Partnership Project with Florida State University, the Florida Centerfor Reading Research, and the Department of Education’s Just Read, Florida! office. Beginning withthe 2005-06 school year, the Principal-on-Assignment also administered and coordinated the middleschool reading programs.The responsibilities related to managing the high school reading research partnership project will beeliminated in 2007-08 due to the project concluding. It is recommended that the Principal-on-Assignment position be replaced by a Secondary Reading Coordinator position that will support highschool and middle school reading.3. Fiscal Impact:There is an anticipated savings of approximately $34,000.4. Prepared by: Dr. Anna-Marie Cote 5. Board Meeting Date 04/24/07Executive Director, Instructional Excellence & EquityHugh Harris, Director, Curriculum ServicesAttachment(s):Proposed revised job descriptionBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 31

SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FLORIDAPosition/Job DescriptionCOORDINATOR, ELEMENTARY SECONDARY READINGQUALIFICATIONS• Master’s Degree with a major in Elementary Education or Reading and certification and/or endorsement inReading or a commitment to complete the certification or endorsement within one year.• At least five (5) years successful teaching experience, with at least three (3) years experience in teachingstudents to read.KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES• Knowledge of all areas of Reading and Language Arts, in particular, scientifically-based researchedapproaches to reading instruction and related materials.• Knowledge of the requirements of and guidance pertaining to FCAT Reading, the A++ Accountability Plan,and the K-12 Comprehensive Research-Based Reading Plan.• Knowledge of district K-5 6-12 reading assessment plan.• Knowledge of professional development strategies and programs related to elementary secondary reading.• Knowledge of national and state laws, rules, policies, and procedures related to elementary secondaryreading achievement and student progression.• Knowledge of basic computer software and hardware, as related to assigned responsibilities.• Skill in problem solving.• Effective skills in oral and written communications.• Skill in organization and time management.• Ability to plan, organize and prioritize.• Ability to communicate and to work cooperatively with personnel and the public.• Ability to interpret policy and law.• Ability to provide leadership to assigned personnel.• Ability to build teams and function as part of a team.SUPERVISIONREPORTS TOSUPERVISESDirector of Curriculum ServicesAssigned Support StaffPOSITION GOALTo manage and monitor all aspects of Elementary Secondary Reading curriculum and instruction,including implementation, monitoring and revision of the elementary secondary component of the K-12Comprehensive Research-Based Reading Plan.Page 32

COORDINATOR, ELEMENTARY SECONDARY READING, Page 2PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES1. *Coordinate all efforts related to elementary secondary reading and the elementary secondary component of the K-12Comprehensive Research-Based Reading Plan, including analysis and monitoring of elementary secondary readingpractices, programs, and resources.2. *Coordinate reading efforts to ensure all content areas are infused with common reading strategies and contribute toincreased student achievement in reading.3. *Analyze student performance data on a regular basis to support differentiation of secondary reading instruction based onstudent performance and need.4. *Facilitate related reading training for elementary secondary teachers, administrators, and educational support personnel.5. *Monitor FL DOE communication, identify action items, disseminate to appropriate personnel and ensure compliance withmandates.6. *Provide for efficient and effective management of support and/or clerical staff.7. *Collaborate with K-12 content area curriculum specialists and professional development personnel to ensure successfulimplementation of reading programs and strategies.8. *Provide leadership in all areas of elementary secondary curriculum development and program review.9. *Facilitate team work and collaboration among committees and stakeholder groups.10. *Demonstrate the ability to work as a productive, contributing member of a team.9.11. Perform other duties as assigned by the Director of Curriculum Services.*Denotes essential job function/ADAEQUIPMENT / MATERIALSStandard Office EquipmentPHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSSedentary WorkExerting up to 10 pounds of force occasionally and/or a negligible amount of force frequently to lift, carry,push, pull or move objects. Sedentary work involves sitting most of the time. Jobs are sedentary if walkingand standing are required only occasionally and all other sedentary criteria are met.PHYSICAL ACTIVITIESSittingStandingWalkingTalkingResting with the body supported by the buttocks or thighs.Assuming an upright position on the feet particularly for sustained periods of time.Moving about on foot to accomplish tasks, particularly for long distances.Expressing or exchanging ideas by means of the spoken word. Those activities in which detailed orimportant spoken instructions must be conveyed accurately, loudly or quickly.WORKING CONDITIONSIndoorsThe worker is subject to inside environmental conditions. There is protection from weather conditions but notnecessarily from temperature changes.TERMS OF EMPLOYMENTPAY GRADE POSITION CODES FLSA BOARD APPROVEDAO-07-E $59,069 - $90,611 PeopleSoft Position TBA Applicable June 21, 2005District Salary Schedule Personnel Category 05 Not applicableMonths 12 EEO-5 Line 08Annual Days 258 Function VaryWeekly Hours 37.5 Job Code 1332 ADA Information Provided by Anna Marie CoteAnnual Hours 1935 Survey Code 63084 Position Description Prepared by Anna Marie CotePage 33

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: RETENTION AND RECRUITMENT INCENTIVE IV.E.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve a retention and recruitment incentive for teachersin twelve (12) schools identified or are at risk of becoming “schools in need of improvement.”2. Background/Analysis:No Child Left Behind (NCLB), Sec. 1112(c)(1)(L) and Sec. 1113(c)(4), authorizes financial incentivesfor schools in need of improvement for the purpose of attracting and retaining qualified and effectiveteachers. In addition, NCLB authorizes the school district to implement effective strategies to ensurethat students in schools that have a higher percentage of students qualifying for free or reduced lunchare not taught at a higher rate than other students by inexperienced teachers.The twelve schools to receive the retention and recruitment incentive qualify under at least one of thetwo provisions in NCLB. All teacher-based staff employed in the twelve schools for the 2007-2008school year will receive a one-time bonus of $500 payable on the first payday of the 2007-2008 schoolyear and will be asked to sign the Teacher Retention and Recruitment Incentive Agreement associatedwith this action.The twelve schools are: Altamonte Elementary, English Estates Elementary, Goldsboro Elementary,Hamilton Elementary, Idyllwilde Elementary, Lake Orienta Elementary, Midway Elementary, Pine CrestElementary, Spring Lake Elementary, Wicklow Elementary, Winter Springs Elementary, and Rays ofHope.3. Fiscal Impact:The retention and recruitment incentive will be funded through money available as a balance in arequired set-aside for Title I.4. Prepared by: Mr. John Reichert 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Human Resources and Professional StandardsMarjorie MurrayDirector of Special Projects/Title IAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 34

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: AUTHORIZATION OF INVENTORY REMOVALS IV.F.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County authorize the inventory removals as listed.2. Background/Analysis:Item NumberEach board meeting the administration presents to the board for approval all inventory removals. Allinventory removals presented are in accordance with the Florida Board of Education rules and districtBoard Policies unless noted otherwise. Reduces property inventories in the amount of $320,823.31depreciated value $2,663.423. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the district associated with this action.4. Prepared by: John G. Pavelchak 5. Board Meeting Date 04/24/07Exec. Director of Finance and BudgetingDarryl Johnson, Finance Accountant IIAttachment(s): RemovalsBack-up not in agenda book: List of Removals and SupportingInformation, Executive SummaryMaterials for signature: NonePage 35

Semniole County Public SchoolsRetire Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Meeting 4/24/2007RETIREDDepreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / CommentsBear Lake Elementary 21446 Computer/Apple/LC 580 9/13/1996 1,349.00 - Surplus - Public Sale--------------------------- -----------------------1 item Location Total 1,349.00 -Milwee Middle 42617 Computer/Dell/GX110 7/24/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale--------------------------- -----------------------1 item Location Total 1,021.00 -South Seminole Middle 56542 Camcorder -Digital/Canon/ZR-50 1/29/2003 910.00 252.78 Stolen -Police Report Attached56640 Camcorder -Digital/Canon/ZR-50 1/29/2003 910.00 252.78 Stolen -Police Report Attached57807 Laptop/Dell/Latitude D600 10/17/2003 1,678.00 675.86 Stolen -Police Report Attached58140 Scanner/Symbol/1550 8/29/2003 1,345.00 504.38 Stolen -Police Report Attached--------------------------- -----------------------4 items Location Total 4,843.00 1,685.80Midway Elementary 19066 Pressure Washer/Water Cannon 3/1/1996 1,039.00 - Stolen -Police Report Attached--------------------------- -----------------------1 item Location Total 1,039.00 -Rosenwald Exceptional Stud Cen 18691 Hub Lattis/2814 1/5/1996 1,521.95 - Missing-Letter from Cost Centr23018 Hub/Synoptics/2814 3/27/1997 1,521.95 - Missing-Letter from Cost Centr36478 Computer/Dell/GX1 7/29/1999 1,160.00 - Missing-Letter from Cost Centr43861 Switch/Hewlett Packard/Procurv 9/26/2000 978.00 - Missing-Letter from Cost Centr--------------------------- -----------------------4 items Location Total 5,181.90 -Spring Lake Elementary 30058 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public Sale--------------------------- -----------------------1 item Location Total 1,479.00 -Teague Middle 25844 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GXi 5/9/1997 2,221.00 - Surplus - Public Sale27635 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GXi 5/23/1997 2,224.00 - Surplus - Public Sale29055 Computer/Dell/GXA 4/24/1998 1,489.00 - Surplus - Public Sale29071 Computer/Dell/GXA 4/24/1998 1,489.00 - Surplus - Public Sale29082 Computer/Dell/GXA 4/24/1998 1,489.00 - Surplus - Public Sale29086 Computer/Dell/GXA 4/24/1998 1,489.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33380 Laptop/Dell/Latitude CPI 1/20/1999 2,847.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33381 Laptop/Dell/Latitude CPI 1/20/1999 2,847.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33484 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 1/28/1999 1,459.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33516 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 1/28/1999 1,459.00 - Obsolete-Too Costly to UpgradePage 1 of 7Page 36

Semniole County Public SchoolsRetire Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Meeting 4/24/2007RETIREDDepreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / Comments33726 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex 6/2/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public Sale34356 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex 4/4/1999 1,330.00 - Surplus - Public Sale35213 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex 6/2/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public Sale35433 Computer/Dell/GX1 7/13/1999 978.00 - Surplus - Public Sale35437 Computer/Dell/GX1 7/13/1999 978.00 - Surplus - Public Sale35443 Computer/Dell/GX1 7/13/1999 978.00 - Surplus - Public Sale38833 Computer/Dell/GX1 11/22/1999 1,014.00 - Surplus - Public Sale38847 Computer/Dell/GX1 11/22/1999 1,014.00 - Surplus - Public Sale38858 Computer/Dell/GX1 11/22/1999 1,014.00 - Surplus - Public Sale38910 Computer/Dell/GX1 9/17/1999 978.00 - Surplus - Public Sale40156 Computer/Dell/GX1 4/7/2000 1,255.00 - Surplus - Public Sale40909 Computer/Dell/GX1 5/3/2000 1,220.00 - Surplus - Public Sale40913 Computer/Dell/GX1 5/3/2000 1,220.00 - Surplus - Public Sale41025 Computer/Dell/GX1 5/3/2000 1,220.00 - Surplus - Public Sale46662 Computer/Dell/GX110/L 8/7/2000 1,176.00 - Surplus - Public Sale--------------------------- -----------------------25 items Location Total 35,708.00 -Red Bug Elementary 8779 Teacher Cabinet 7/25/1991 810.00 - Missing-Letter from Cost Centr44070 Computer/Dell/GX110 12/18/2000 1,226.00 - Surplus - Public Sale--------------------------- -----------------------2 items Location Total 2,036.00 -Idyllwilde Elementary 26244 Computer/Apple/Power Mac 8/29/1997 2,128.00 - Surplus - Public Sale30273 Computer Optplex Gx1/Dell 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public Sale30275 Computer Optplex Gx1/Dell 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public Sale30277 Computer Optplex Gx1/Dell 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public Sale30279 Computer Optplex Gx1/Dell 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public Sale30282 Computer Optplex Gx1/Dell 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public Sale30285 Computer Optplex Gx1/Dell 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public Sale30769 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GXi 8/17/1998 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public Sale32533 Computer/Dell/GX1 11/3/1998 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33056 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 12/7/1998 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33058 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 12/7/1998 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33059 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 12/7/1998 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33061 Computer/Dell/GX1 12/7/1998 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33062 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 12/7/1998 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33063 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 12/7/1998 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33276 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 1/11/1999 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public Sale33373 Computer/Dell/GX1 1/19/1999 1,430.00 - Surplus - Public SalePage 2 of 7Page 37

Semniole County Public SchoolsRetire Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Meeting 4/24/2007RETIREDDepreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / Comments35109 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex 6/2/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public Sale37733 Computer/Dell/GX1 10/11/1999 978.00 - Surplus - Public Sale37754 Computer/Dell/GX1 10/11/1999 978.00 - Surplus - Public Sale41364 Computer/Optiplex/Dell/GX110 7/24/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale41380 Computer/Optiplex/Dell/GX110 7/24/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale41962 Computer/Dell/GX110 8/17/2000 1,032.00 - Surplus - Public Sale41969 Computer/Dell/GX110 8/17/2000 1,032.00 - Surplus - Public Sale41972 Computer/Dell/GX110 8/17/2000 1,032.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42103 Computer/Optiplex/Dell/GX110 7/24/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42104 Computer/Optiplex/Dell/GX110 7/24/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42110 Computer/Optiplex/Dell/GX110 7/24/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale45320 Computer/Apple/Imac 1/9/2001 1,568.00 - Surplus - Public Sale--------------------------- -----------------------29 items Location Total 38,520.00 -Sterling Park Elementary 34631 Scanner/Opscan 12/5/1997 5,936.71 - Surplus - Public Sale45352 Computer/Hewlett Packard/Vectr 3/1/2001 1,104.03 - Surplus - Public Sale--------------------------- -----------------------2 items Location Total 7,040.74 -Wekiva Elementary 14315 Software/The Print Shop Deluxe 9/30/1994 895.00 - Obsolete-Too Costly to Upgrade14318 Software/The Writing Center 7/22/1994 836.00 - Obsolete-Too Costly to Upgrade33776 Monitor/Apple/Powermac G3 4/7/1999 800.00 - Obsolete-Too Costly to Upgrade--------------------------- -----------------------3 items Location Total 2,531.00 -Winter Springs High 26843 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GXi 10/10/1997 1,906.00 - Missing-Letter from Cost Centr27792 Desk Right Return 8/16/1996 832.00 - Junked - Taken to Dump32966 Scrubber/Kent/KA266B 10/8/1998 2,940.00 - Missing-Letter from Cost Centr38485 Camera Digital 12/7/1999 889.08 - Missing-Letter from Cost Centr40327 Software/Principals Of Tech 10/26/1999 933.33 - Missing-Letter from Cost Centr54937 Camcorder/Canon/ZR-50MC 12/5/2002 925.00 244.10 Missing-Letter from Cost Centr--------------------------- -----------------------6 items Location Total 8,425.41 244.10IS-ESC Primary 13160 Printer Laser Writer/Pro 630 10/15/1993 2,068.00 - Surplus - Public Sale20802 LCD Panel/Infocus/Lite Pro 210 8/2/1996 3,785.00 - Surplus - Public Sale21709 Mixer AV/Panasonic/WJ-MX50 9/13/1996 5,170.07 - Surplus - Public Sale120392 VCR/Sony 4/25/1984 2,050.10 - Surplus - Public Sale--------------------------- -----------------------Page 3 of 7Page 38

Semniole County Public SchoolsRetire Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Meeting 4/24/2007RETIREDDepreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / Comments4 items Location Total 13,073.17 -Surplus Property fromMaintenance-Operations 11584 Radio/Motorola/Visar 8/19/1994 826.00 - Surplus - Public SaleMilwee Middle 12147 Oven/Vulcan 6/4/1993 4,015.29 - Surplus - Public SaleRainbow Elementary 12825 Ice Machine/Hoshizaki 5/18/1994 2,175.00 - Surplus - Public SaleMaintenance-Operations 13814 Computer/Dell 7/22/1994 1,519.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 13845 Computer Eduquest/IBM 1/21/1994 1,650.00 - Surplus - Public SaleMaintenance-Operations 16062 Radio/Motorola/Visar 6/30/2002 903.50 163.13 Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 16787 Computer/Apple/Mac LC575 3/17/1995 1,449.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 17203 Computer/Dell/466 LE 6/30/2002 1,377.00 248.62 Surplus - Public SaleCasselberry Elementary 17520 Computer/Apple/Mac LC 575 7/21/1995 1,449.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 19033 Computer/Dell/466/LE 12/22/1995 1,523.00 - Surplus - Public SaleRed Bug Elementary 19138 PA System/Electrosonic System 11/16/1995 920.00 - Surplus - Public SaleHighlands Elementary 21694 Copier/Canon/NP6030 8/30/1996 4,976.00 - Obsolete-Too Costly to UpgradeMilwee Middle 22821 Fryer Deep/Dean Markley 3/27/1997 6,599.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 24306 Computer/Dell/GXi 6/20/1997 1,737.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 24309 Computer/Dell/GXi 6/20/1997 1,663.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 24318 Computer/Dell/GXi 6/20/1997 1,663.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 24325 Computer/Dell/GXi 6/20/1997 1,663.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSpring Lake Elementary 24352 Computer/Power/Apple/5400 12/1/1996 2,299.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 25061 Computer/Dell/GXi 6/20/1997 1,663.00 - Surplus - Public SaleHeathrow Elementary 26273 Computer/Dell 8/6/1997 2,013.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 26514 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GXi 10/10/1997 1,906.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 26800 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GXi 10/10/1997 1,906.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 27309 Computer/Gateway/Destination 8/1/1997 2,269.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 27434 Computer/Dell/GXi 9/12/1997 2,065.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 27436 Computer/Dell/GXi 9/12/1997 2,065.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 27437 Computer/Dell/GXi 9/12/1997 2,065.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 27438 Computer/Dell/GXi 9/12/1997 2,065.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 27439 Computer/Dell/GXi 9/12/1997 2,065.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 27442 Computer/Dell/GXi 9/12/1997 2,065.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 28502 Camcorder/Panasonic/196U 6/19/1998 1,164.35 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 28504 Digital AV Mixer/WJMX20 6/19/1998 1,131.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 28506 VCR Editing/Panasonic/DS555 6/19/1998 3,504.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 28507 VCR Editing/Panasonic/DS545 6/19/1998 2,920.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 28508 Editing Controller/Panasonic 5/11/1999 766.50 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 28512 Scanner/Epson 12/5/1997 789.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 28514 Scanner/Epson 12/5/1997 789.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 28709 Computer/Dell/GXA 4/9/1998 1,526.00 - Surplus - Public SalePage 4 of 7Page 39

Semniole County Public SchoolsRetire Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Meeting 4/24/2007RETIREDDepreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / CommentsKeeth Elementary 28900 Computer/Dell/GXA 4/9/1998 1,526.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSpring Lake Elementary 30052 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSpring Lake Elementary 30056 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSpring Lake Elementary 30059 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSpring Lake Elementary 30061 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public SaleTITLE ONE FEDERAL PROGRAM 30129 File Server/Dell/Poweredge 420 7/22/1998 7,891.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSpring Lake Elementary 30452 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSpring Lake Elementary 30460 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public SaleAltamonte Elementary 30478 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public SaleKeeth Elementary 30726 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/24/1998 1,380.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 30758 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/24/1998 1,503.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 30759 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/24/1998 1,503.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 30760 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/24/1998 1,503.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 30761 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/24/1998 1,503.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 30762 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/24/1998 1,503.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 30763 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/24/1998 1,503.00 - Surplus - Public SaleKeeth Elementary 30815 Computer/Dell/GX1 8/6/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 30948 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 8/17/1998 1,417.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 30954 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 8/17/1998 1,417.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 30971 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 8/17/1998 1,417.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 31157 Computer/Dell/GX1 8/27/1998 1,417.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 31175 Computer/Dell/GX1 8/27/1998 1,417.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 31254 Computer/Dell/GX1 8/27/1998 1,417.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 31271 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 8/17/1998 1,417.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 31399 Computer/Gateway/Destination 7/29/1998 2,213.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 31405 Computer/Gateway/Destination 7/29/1998 2,213.00 - Surplus - Public SaleKeeth Elementary 31574 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/31/1998 1,479.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 32194 Computer/Dell/GX1 8/17/1998 1,381.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 32201 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 8/17/1998 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public SaleHeathrow Elementary 32882 Computer/Dell/GX1 1/15/1999 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public SaleRainbow Elementary 33295 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 1/12/1999 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public SaleRainbow Elementary 33296 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 1/12/1999 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public SaleAltamonte Elementary 33588 Computer/Dell/GX1 11/28/1998 1,467.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 33770 Computer/Apple/Mac G3 4/7/1999 1,306.60 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 33775 Monitor/Apple/Powermac G3 4/7/1999 800.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 34229 Computer/Gateway/Destination 2 1/26/1999 2,292.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 34276 Computer/Gateway/Destination 2 2/10/1999 2,173.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 34279 Computer/Gateway/Destination 2 2/10/1999 2,173.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSterling Park Elementary 34533 Monitor/Gateway/Destination 2/6/1999 1,418.00 - Surplus - Public SaleRainbow Elementary 35205 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex 6/2/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public SalePage 5 of 7Page 40

Semniole County Public SchoolsRetire Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Meeting 4/24/2007RETIREDDepreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / CommentsIS-ESC Primary 35235 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex 6/2/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 35655 Computer Tower/Dell/GX1 7/26/1999 1,555.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 36123 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/26/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 36124 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/26/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 36133 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/26/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 36135 Computer/Dell/OptiPlex GX1 7/26/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public SaleHeathrow Elementary 36417 Computer/Dell/GX1 7/29/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public SaleKeeth Elementary 37727 Computer/Dell/GX1 10/13/1999 978.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 37933 Computer/Dell/GX1 10/16/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 37935 Computer/Dell/GX1 10/16/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 37937 Computer/Dell/GX1 10/16/1999 1,160.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 38694 Computer/Dell/GX1 3/1/2000 1,469.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 39330 Computer/Dell/GX1 2/16/2000 925.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 39337 Computer/Dell/GX1 2/16/2000 925.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 39338 Computer/Dell/GX1 2/16/2000 925.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 40513 Computer/Dell/GX1 5/9/2000 1,255.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 40651 Computer/Dell/GX1 11/22/1999 1,014.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 40737 Computer/Dell/GX1 11/18/1999 1,133.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 40738 Computer/Dell/GX1 11/18/1999 1,133.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 41639 Computer/Dell/GX110 8/17/2000 985.00 - Surplus - Public SaleKeeth Elementary 41975 Computer/Dell/GX110 8/17/2000 1,032.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42196 Computer/Dell/GX110 12/27/2000 1,327.95 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42197 Computer/Dell/GX110 12/22/2000 1,327.95 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42199 Computer/Dell/GX110 12/27/2000 1,291.95 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42450 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42467 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42469 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42472 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42488 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42495 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42505 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42506 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42545 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42664 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 42665 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SaleMillennium Middle School 42686 Computer/Dell/GX110 8/8/2000 985.00 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 43692 Camcorder/Panasonic/AG196U 7/13/2000 1,088.10 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 43698 Projector Multi Sync 840/NEC 9/28/2000 3,479.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSpring Lake Elementary 44064 Computer/Dell/GX110 11/22/2000 1,476.95 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 44453 Computer/Dell/GX100 10/6/2000 985.00 - Surplus - Public SalePage 6 of 7Page 41

Semniole County Public SchoolsRetire Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Meeting 4/24/2007RETIREDDepreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / CommentsSouth Seminole Middle 44458 Computer/Dell/GX100 10/6/2000 985.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 45046 Computer/Optiplex/Dell/GX110 7/25/2000 1,341.95 - Surplus - Public SaleJohn Evans Elementary 46103 Printer Color/Hewlett Packard 9/7/2000 1,197.00 - Surplus - Public SaleHeathrow Elementary 46661 Monitor 29in/Net TV 8/11/2000 930.00 - Surplus - Public SaleHeathrow Elementary 47948 Monitor 29in/Net TV 7/16/2001 826.00 22.94 Surplus - Public SaleKeeth Elementary 48872 Wireless Access Point/Hewlett 7/11/2001 779.00 21.64 Surplus - Public SaleSpring Lake Elementary 50709 Computer/Dell/GX150 2/14/2002 819.00 102.38 Surplus - Public SaleSouth Seminole Middle 52059 Computer/Dell/Gx110 8/17/2000 985.00 - Surplus - Public SaleSanford Middle 53265 Computer/Dell/Gx240 7/9/2002 899.00 174.81 Surplus - Public SaleGreenwood Lakes Middle 115425 Plotter 10/10/1986 1,420.00 - Surplus - Public SaleMaintenance-Operations 117586 Printer/Epson/LQ1050 6/3/1988 779.00 - Surplus - Public Sale--------------------------- -----------------------128 items Location Total 198,576.09 733.52211 items Grand Total 320,823.31 2,663.42============== ========Page 7 of 7Page 42

Seminole County Public SchoolsFound Assets fro Board Reporting - FINALBoard Meeting 4/24/2007FOUNDDepreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/ModelAcquired Cost Value Reason / CommentsStenstrom Elementary 39452 Computer/Dell/GX1 2/23/2000 1,255.00 - Found LOCATED IN 0681 ON------------------ --------------------03/26/07 IN ROOM 02-01 item Location Total 1,255.00 -IS-ESC Primary 55357 Laptop/Dell/Latitude 2/7/2003 1,800.00 525.00 Found In I.S. Dept 3/14/2007------------------ --------------------1 item Location Total 1,800.00 525.002 items Grand Total 3,055.00 525.00========== ==========Page 1 of 1Page 43

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE MONTH OF IV.G.FEBRUARY 2007Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Monthly Financial Statement for the periodbeginning February 1 and ending February 28, 2007 as presented.2. Background/Analysis:State Board rule 6A-1008 requires that a Monthly Financial Statement be submitted to the board in aform prescribed by the Board.3. Fiscal Impact:The expenditures for the year are within budget allocations. The estimated unreserved fund balance atJune 30, 2007 is $18.6 million (4.03%) for the General Fund.4. Prepared by: John G. Pavelchak 5. Board Meeting Date 04/24/07Exec. Director of Finance and BudgetingPaul Fitzgerald, Accountant IIAttachment(s): Available via the Internet Agenda BookBack-up not in agenda book: Monthly Financial Statement, ExecutiveSummaryMaterials for signature: Monthly Financial Statement forFebruary 2007Page 44

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: BUDGET AMENDMENTS 49 THROUGH 55 IV.H.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve Budget Amendment Numbers 49 through 55 aspresented.2. Background/Analysis:State Board of Education Rule 6A-1.006, requires that the School Board approve budget amendmentswhenever the amounts in the budgetary accounts are changed from the original budget.The budget amendments for each fund reflect the following types of activity:New Revenues: These are included in order to budget revenues, which were not anticipated at thetime of the original budget. This category normally includes state and federal grants, insurancerecoveries, and other miscellaneous revenues.Routine transfer of funds between budgeted accounts: These are transfers between accountsmade by the various cost centers. These are included in the budget amendments in order to complywith the State Board of Education Rule requiring budget amendments for any changes in the functionand object amounts. This necessitates that budget amendments be made at the lowest line item levelof the budget. As a result, any change in the use of budgeted monies such as buying supplies,instead of equipment requires a budget amendment.Funds Appropriated from Fund Balance or Transfers to Fund Balance: These are transfers fromfund balance for specific program needs.The Budget Amendments, Numbers 49 through 55, are summarized on the attached page(s).3. Fiscal Impact:a) New Revenue Budgeted.b) Transfers are within budget allocations.4. Prepared by: John Pavelchak 5. Board Meeting Date 04/24/07Exec. Director of Finance and BudgetingRashmikant Khatri, Director of BudgetingAttachment(s): Budget Amendment SummaryBack-up not in agenda book: Resolutions & New RevenueDocumentation available in board officeMaterials for signature: ResolutionsPage 45

The School Board of Seminole County1. Appropriate New Revenue As Follows:Special Revenue Fund Amendment 49 Revenue Source: Florida Dept. of Education - Div. Of Workforce $54,205.00Development Bureau Carl D. Perkins Vocationaland Technical, Secondary 131 (Rev 3201)Use of Funds: Appropriate Roll Forward Funds for Carl D.Perkins Vocational & Technical SecondaryProj. 2700 Revenue Source: Florida Dept. of Education Safe & Drug Free $ (9,761.28)Schools Entitlement (Rev 3227)Use of Funds:Adjust Safe & Drug Free Schools EntitlementBudget Proj. 2736 to Actual Project Award Letter Revenue Source: Florida Dept. of Education - Mathematics $ (11,484.09)Coaches Grant (Rev 3240)Use of Funds: Close Mathematics Coaches Grant Proj. 2666Revenue Source: Volunteer Florida Foundation (Rev 3390) $ 4,000.00Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for Teen TrendsettersProj. 3630Revenue Source: Seminole County Government (Rev 3490) $ 50,000.00Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for the Midway Safe HarborProj. 3707General Fund Amendment 51 Revenue Source: U.S. Treasury (Rev 3191)Use of Funds: Appropriate funds for ROTC Air Force at $ 1,066.82Seminole High Proj. 4103Appropriate funds for ROTC Navy at $ 2,884.89Lake Howell Proj. 4107Appropriate funds for ROTC Navy at $ 1,200.00Lake Mary High Proj. 4108 Revenue Source: Middle School Sports Program Fees $ 5,000.00(Rev 3490)Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for Middle School SportsProgram Proj. 4871Debt Service Amendment 53 Revenue Source: Proceeds from Sale of COPS (Rev 3750) $ 53,865,000.00Premium on Bonds (Rev 3791) $ 2,335,124.30Use of Funds:Appropriate funds to cover loan costs on2007A COPS Issuance and payment toEscrow Agent to Refund 1997A COPS2.Routine Transfer of Funds Between Budgeted Accounts: These transfers between accounts made by thevarious cost centers. These are included in the budget amendments in order to comply with the State Board ofEducation Rule requiring budget amendments for any changes in the function and object amounts. Thisnecessitates that budget amendments be made at the lowest line item level of the budget. As a result, anychanges in the use of budgeted monies such as buying supplies, instead of equipment requires a budgetamendment.3. Funds Appropriated from Fund Balance or Transfers to Fund Balance:Capital Outlay Amendment 50 Source: Fund 365 - 2005-06 Two Mill Fund Balance $ (997,644.00)Use of Funds:Decrease 2005-06 Two Mill Fund Balance toorder new replacement busesPage 46

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: BID OR REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL RECOMMENDATIONS IV.I.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the recommendations for bids or requests forproposals listed below.2. Background/Analysis:Each board meeting the administration presents to the board for approval all bids, bid renewals orextensions for products or services in excess of $25,000. All bids presented are the lowest bids thatmeet advertised specifications and are made in accordance with Florida Board of Education rules anddistrict board polices unless otherwise noted. Approved bids will have purchase orders issued on asneeded basis.ITEM BID TITLE & NUMBER AWARD AMOUNT ($)1. Bid Award: Custodial Supplies, #103053 Est. 292,256.2. Bid Award: Custodial Floor & Toilet Room Cleaning, #103054 Est. 50,000.3. Bid Award: HP 9000 RP4440 Production Server and Licenses,39,995.#1030524. Bid Extension / Renewal: Vinyl Composition Tile & Vinyl Base,Est. 75,000.#1029405. Bid Extension / Renewal: Inspecting & Servicing FireEst. 75,000.Extinguishing Systems, #1029366. RFP Award: Financial Advisory Services, #103039 As Needed7. Bid Award: Broadcast Television Systems & Equipment, #103049 Est. 50,000.8. Bid Extension / Renewal: Music Instruments & Furniture CatalogDiscount Sales, #102932Est. 100,000.3. Fiscal Impact:The estimated total of the bids awarded is $682,251. Finance Department will determine that fundsare available before a purchase order is issued.4. Prepared by: John Pavelchak 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Finance & BudgetingBarry G. Boyer, C.P.M.Director, Purchasing and Distribution Services DepartmentAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Executive Summaries/TabulationsMaterials for signature: None.Page 47

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: AUTHORIZATION TO PURCHASE IV.J.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the purchases listed below and any applicablecontracts/agreements that may be associated with the various purchases.2. Background/Analysis:ITEM DESCRIPTION AMOUNT ($)1. Voyager Instructional Reading Material 73,341.2. Camera Equipment for Buses 38,790.3. Advanced Placement Examinations (Lyman HS) 76,590.4. Advanced Placement Examinations (Seminole HS) 105,450.3. Fiscal Impact:The total of purchase orders presented is $294,171. The Finance Department has determined thatfunds are available to cover the amount to be encumbered.4. Prepared by: John Pavelchak 5. Board Meeting Date: 4/24/07Exec. Director of Finance & BudgetingBarry G. Boyer, C.P.M.Director, Purchasing and Distribution Services DepartmentAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Executive Summaries*Materials for signature: NonePage 48

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: PINE CREST ELEMENTARY FACILITY IMPROVEMENT IV.K.PROJECT: GUARANTEED MAXIMUM PRICE & AMENDMENTNO. 4 TO CONSTRUCTION MANAGER’S CONTRACT1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:Item NumberThat the School Board of Seminole County approve the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) submittedby Pro-Spec, Inc. in the amount of $32,626 to renovate Building 02 (cafeteria and auditorium) at PineCrest Elementary and execute Amendment No. 4 to the construction manager’s current contractagreement.2. Background/Analysis:On August 9, 2005 the school board renewed a construction management contract with Pro-Spec,Inc., to provide construction management at risk services for district wide construction projects underone million dollars.Pro-Spec, Inc. has submitted a GMP proposal of $32,626 to renovate Building 02 (cafeteria &auditorium) at Pine Crest Elementary School. The Facilities Planning staff concur that the proposedcost is fair and reasonable, and accurately reflects the work necessary per applicable codes andstandards. No bonding is required for this project.The scope of work includes replacing the reflective ceiling system and painting the interior walls, doorsand trim in the Cafeteria and Auditorium. The work will start the end of May 2007 and be completed byJuly 2007.The project will be funded through the Pine Crest Improvement budget.3. Fiscal Impact: The fiscal impact associated with this action is $32,626.Funding Source: 366/7400/4680/9009/88204. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 04/24/07Deputy Superintendent OperationsJ. Allen Nettles, Project ManagerAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Amendment No.4 & ProposalMaterials for signature: Amendment No. 4 (4 originals)Page 49

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: FOREST CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ADDITIONS AND IV.L.RENOVATIONS: CHANGE ORDER NO. 7Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve Change Order No. 7 in the net additive amount of $65,567 forthe Forest City Elementary School Additions and Renovations project.2. Background/Analysis:Change Order No. 7 in the net additive amount of $65,567 modifies the board’s contract with Robert HarrisConstruction Company to address unforeseen structural/MEP modifications to exit corridors, address ADA accessto multi purpose room, and other items that will improve operational use of the facility. The revised contractamount of $8,650,282.85 is increased to $8,715,849.85.The Change Order breakdown of costs has been reviewed by the Architect and the Facilities Planning staff and isrecommended for approval.Contract SummaryOriginal Contract Amount: $ 11,025,000.00 Direct Purchases Change Items Sales Tax SavingsChange Order No. 1: $ (1,092,157.47) $ (1,041,610.18) $ - $ (50,547.29)Change Order No. 2: $ (1,167,288.59) $ (1,120,524.42) $ 7,771.00 $ (54,535.17)Change Order No. 3: $ 12,438.00 $ - $ 12,438.00 $-Change Order No. 4: $ (17,613.00) $ - $ (17,613.00) $-Change Order No. 5: $ 30,704.00 $ - $ 30,704.00 $-Change Order No. 6: $ (140,800.09) $ (321,342.64) $ 196,517.00 $ (15,974.45)Change Order No. 7: $ 65,567.00 $ - $ 65,567.00 $-$ - $ - $ - $-Revised Contract Amount: $ 8,715,849.85 $ (2,483,477.24) $ 295,384.00 $ (121,056.91)Tax Savings SummaryTax Savings To Date: $ 121,056.91Amount Previously Credited: $ - (Amount Credited in GMP Proposal)Total Project Tax Savings: $ 121,056.91Project Cost SummaryRevised Contract Amount: $ 8,715,849.85Total Direct Purchase Cost: (+) $ 2,483,477.24Total Project Cost To Date: $ 11,199,327.09 % Changes: 2.68%Previous District Total Tax Savings : $ 63,129,833.42Tax Savings This Change: $-District Total Tax Savings To Date (After Change Order): $ 63,129,833.423. Fiscal Impact: The net fiscal impact of this action is $65,567 and is within the project budget.Funding Source: 380/7400/4633/9009/86004. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Deputy Superintendent OperationsJay A Taylor, Supervisor of ConstructionAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Change Order No. 7Materials for signature: Change Order No. 7 (5 originals for signature)Page 50

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP REVISIONS IV.M.2006/2007 Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board approve the following revisions in School Advisory Council membership for the2006/2007 school year.2. Background/Analysis:Listed below are those members to be added.School Name Position Minority/Non-ReasonMinoritySeminole Mike Gaudreau Principal Non-minority Replaces Walt GriffinDeletions are as follows:School Name Position Minority/Non-Minority ReasonSeminole Portia Washington Parent Minority Resignation – non-attendanceSeminole Robert Guy Community Minority Resignation – non-attendanceSeminole Chelsea DeNoya Student Non-minority Resignation – non-attendanceSeminole Walt Griffin Principal Non-minority Resignation – promo. to exec.dir.Seminole Adrienne Fuller Community Minority Resignation – non-attendanceThese appointments are for one year only and members will have to follow the schools by-laws for reelectionfor next school year.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the district associated with this action.4. Prepared by: Dr. Ron Pinnell 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Secondary Education-Middle SchoolsAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 51

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: RECOMMENDED OPENING/CLOSING TIMES FOR THE IV.N.2007-2008 SCHOOL YEAR Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the attached list of recommended school openingand closing times for the 2007-2008 school year.2. Background/Analysis:Attached is the list of proposed school opening/closing times for school year 2007/08. With exceptionof Crooms Academy for Information Technology, who will be moving to an earlier opening and closingtime, no other changes to the current schedule are proposed.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact for the District at this time.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Deputy Superintendent OperationsKenneth LewisDirector of TransportationAttachment(s): School Opening/Closing TimesBack-up not in yellow book: NonePage 52

SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLSTRANSPORTATION SERVICESOPENING AND CLOSING TIMES2007-2008 2007-2008SCHOOL OPENING CLOSINGELEMENTARY SCHOOLSALTAMONTE 8:35 3:05BEAR LAKE 8:35 3:05BENTLEY 8:35 3:05CARILLON 8:35 3:05CASSELBERRY 8:35 3:05CRYSTAL LAKE 8:35 3:05EASTBROOK 8:35 3:05ENGLISH ESTATES 8:35 3:05EVANS 8:35 3:05FOREST CITY 8:35 3:05GENEVA 8:35 3:05GOLDSBORO 9:15 3:45HAMILTON 8:25 2:55HEATHROW 7:50 2:20HIGHLANDS 8:35 3:05IDYLLWILDE 8:25 2:55KEETH 7:50 2:20LAKE MARY 8:35 3:05LAKE ORIENTA 8:35 3:05LAWTON 8:35 3:05LAYER 8:35 3:05LONGWOOD 8:35 3:05MIDWAY 8:35 3:05PARTIN 8:35 3:05PINE CREST 7:50 2:20RAINBOW 8:35 3:05RED BUG 7:50 2:20SABAL POINT 8:35 3:05SPRING LAKE 7:50 2:20STENSTROM 8:35 3:05STERLING PARK 8:35 3:05WALKER 8:35 3:05WEKIVA 8:35 3:05WICKLOW 8:35 3:05WILSON 7:50 2:20WINTER SPRINGS 8:35 3:05WOODLANDS 8:35 3:05Page 53

2007-2008 2007-2008SCHOOL OPENING CLOSINGMIDDLE SCHOOLSCHILES 9:20 3:55GREENWOOD LAKES 9:20 3:55INDIAN TRAILS 9:20 3:55JACKSON HEIGHTS 9:20 3:55MARKHAM WOODS 9:20 3:55MILLENNIUM 9:20 3:55MILWEE 9:20 3:55ROCK LAKE 9:20 3:55SANFORD 9:20 3:55SOUTH SEMINOLE 9:20 3:55TEAGUE 9:20 3:55TUSKAWILLA 9:20 3:55RAYS OF HOPE (Charter) 9:40 4:10HIGH SCHOOLSCROOMS 7:10 2:10HAGERTY 7:15 2:20LAKE BRANTLEY 7:15 2:20LAKE HOWELL 7:20 2:20LAKE MARY 7:20 2:20LYMAN 7:14 2:23OVIEDO 7:20 2:20QUEST 9:30 4:25SEMINOLE 7:10 2:10WINTER SPRINGS 7:20 2:20ESE CENTERROSENWALD 7:15 1:15HOPPER CENTER 7:45 1:45ACS (EXCEL)TRACK I 7:50 1:35TRACK II 1:35 7:30c:/mydoc/charts/times07Page 54

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: FIELD TRIP REQUEST IV.O.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve student attendance for the field trips listed below.2. Background/Analysis:Dr. Shaune Storch, Principal of Lake Howell High School, recommends that ten Lake Howell HighSchool Business Professionals of America members be allowed to attend in the National LeadershipConference in New York, New York, May 9-13, 2007. Students will depart on May 9, 2007, and returnon May 13, 2007.Mr. Michael Gaudreau, Principal of Seminole High School, recommended that 74 Seminole HighSchool dance team members be allowed to compete in a tournament in Lakeland, Florida, April 20-22,2007. Students departed on April 20, 2007, and returned on April 22, 2007.Mr. Michael Gaudreau, Principal of Seminole High School, recommended that six Seminole HighSchool academic team members be allowed to participate in a state academic tournament in Orlando,Florida, April 12-14, 2007. Students departed on April 12, 2007, and returned April 14, 2007.Mr. Michael Gaudreau, Principal of Seminole High School, recommended that five Seminole HighSchool Junior Class Council members be allowed to participate in a leadership skills activity in LakeBuena Vista, Florida, April 20, 2007. Students will depart on April 20, 2007, and return on April 21,2007.Mr. Michael Gaudreau, Principal of Seminole High School, recommended that two Seminole HighSchool weightlifting team members be allowed to participate in the state finals weightlifting tournamentin Daytona Beach, Florida, April 19-20, 2007. Students departed on April 19, 2007, and returned onApril 20, 2007.Dr. Michael Blasewitz, Principal of Winter Springs High School, recommends that two Winter SpringsHigh School debate team members be allowed to participate in the National Forensic League NationalTournament in Wichita, Kansas, June 18-22, 2007. Students will depart on June 15, 2007, and returnon June 23, 2007.Dr. Michael Blasewitz, Principal of Winter Springs High School, recommended that four Winter SpringsHigh School debate team members be allowed to participate in the Florida Forensic League NoviceState Debate Tournament in Miami, Florida, April 20-21, 2007. Students departed on April 19, 2007,and returned on April 21, 2007.Dr. Michael Blasewitz, Principal of Winter Springs High School, recommends that five Winter SpringsHigh School debate team members be allowed to participate in the Catholic Forensic League NationalTournament in Houston, Texas, May 27-28, 2007. Students will depart on May 25, 2007, and return onMay 28, 2007.Page 55

Dr. Michael Blasewitz, Principal of Winter Springs High School, recommends that nine Winter SpringsHigh School newspaper staff members be allowed to attend a professional journalism workshop in St.Petersburg, Florida, May 4-5, 2007. Students will depart on May 4, 2007, and return on May 5, 2007.Dr. Michael Blasewitz, Principal of Winter Springs High School, recommends that eight Winter SpringsHigh School yearbook staff members be allowed to attend the InDesign and Seaside Workshop inSeaside, Florida, April 25-28, 2007. Students will depart on April 25, 2007 and return on April 29,2007.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.4. Prepared by: Walt Griffin 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Secondary EducationAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 56

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: INTERVENTION RESEARCH GRANT IV.P.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:Item NumberThat the School Board of Seminole County approve submission of the Intervention Research Grantapplication.2. Background/Analysis:Just Read, Florida! has announced a grant opportunity that focuses on literacy outcomes for middleand high school students. The intent of this one-year grant is to fund rigorous evaluations of promisinginterventions for struggling middle and high school readers. The district proposes to conduct researchevaluating the impact of the reading interventions currently offered in specific middle and high schools.A project manager will be provided by the grant to work with a research team from the University ofCentral Florida. The research team, led by Dr. Charles Dziuban and Dr. Patsy Moskal, will analyzeprogress monitoring and FCAT data on students who are enrolled in reading intervention programs atnine eligible middle and high schools to determine the effectiveness of the intervention program.School eligibility is determined by the percent of students receiving free/reduced lunch.A copy of the grant application is available in Jeanne Farmer’s office.3. Fiscal Impact:If awarded, this grant will bring approximately $500,000 to the district.4. Prepared by: Dr. Anna-Marie Cote 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Instructional Excellence & EquityJeanne Farmer, Coordinator, Resource DevelopmentAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 57

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: EMPLOYED WORKER TRAINING PROGRAM GRANT IV.Q.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:Item NumberThat the School Board of Seminole County approve submission of the Employed Worker TrainingProgram Grant application.2. Background/Analysis:Workforce Central Florida offers a variety of training grants to meet the needs of the businesses andeducational institutions in the Central Florida area. Through these programs, Workforce provides upto fifty percent (50%) of the direct training costs for professional development opportunities forqualified employees (employees who earn less than $41,000 per year).The district is applying for funds to assist non-instructional and instructional employees who wish toparticipate in training and classes that are approved by Workforce.A copy of the grant application is available in Jeanne Farmer’s office.3. Fiscal Impact:If awarded, this grant will bring approximately $50,000 to the district.4. Prepared by: Dr. Anna-Marie Cote 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Instructional Excellence & EquityJeanne Farmer, Coordinator, Resource DevelopmentAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 58

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: APPROVAL OF MEDIATION SETTLEMENT REGARDING THE IV.R.CLAIM OF TOVARRE SIMPSONItem Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the settlement as presented.2. Background/Analysis:The claim of Tovarre Simpson arises out of a bus/vehicle accident that occurred on September 26,2005, as a result of alleged negligence on the part of a Seminole County school bus. The claim wasmediated by requirement of the court and the settlement is a product of the mediation. The districtwas represented at the mediation by William Ritzmann of Preferred Governmental Solutions andSerita Beamon.3. Fiscal Impact:The settlement will result in a one-time charge of $12,000.00 against the district’s risk-loss fund.4. Prepared by: Ned N. Julian, Jr., Esq. 5. Board Meeting Date 04/24/07Exec. Director of Legal ServicesAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Confidential Mediation AgreementMaterials for signature: NonePage 59

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: MEDICAID ADMINISTRATIVE CLAIMING INFORMATION IV.S.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:Item NumberThat the School Board of Seminole County approve the revised fees for having Seminole CountyPublic Schools continue as the data manager to support the 45 Florida school districts using theMedicaid Administrative Claiming System (MACS).2. Background/Analysis:January 6, 1997, Seminole County Public Schools was awarded a grant for $65,000.00 from theDepartment of Education to develop a Comprehensive Statewide Medical documentation tracking andbilling system. The new system would offer Florida school districts the ability to bill for Medicaidservices without the necessity for a consulting firm. The Medicaid Administrative Claiming System(MACS) was piloted from October 2001 to December 2001 with fifteen Florida school districts.The Department of Education, in March of 2002, requested application from districts willing to be thebilling agent for MACS. On May 21, 2002, the SCPS School Board agreed to have Seminole CountyPublic Schools become the data manager for 15 school districts. Seminole County Public Schoolswould receive approximately $20,000.00 to process the data forms.On May 13, 2003, Seminole County School Board approved the change in fees for the Consortium from$1.00 to $3.00 per form and on April 25, 2006, Seminole County School Board approved the change infee for the Consortium from $3.00 to $6.00 per form. All 45 districts within the MACS Consortiumsigned the fee increase agreement.A review of the cost incurred from the past year indicate that Seminole County Public Schools shouldbe charging $9.00 per form to operate this service for the 2007-08 school year. The fees includeincrease cost of materials, printing, postage, paper and technology support. This new fee structure willgenerate an additional $36,000.00 for the district.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.4. Prepared by: Tom McDowell 5. Board Meeting Date 4-24-07Executive Director of Exceptional Student Support ServicesAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 60

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: WORK SESSION(S) IX.A.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County schedule the work session as requested.2. Background/Analysis:Work session(s)/Meeting(s) to be scheduled:TOPICWork Session – School ConcurrencyRECOMMENDED DATE/TIMEJune 26, 2007, 1:30 p.m.Listed below is a schedule of work sessions/meetings the Board has already committed to:TOPICWork Session – Update on the Strategic PlanBudget Work SessionWork Session – Update on the Strategic PlanWork Session – Open Discussion Between School BoardMembersJoint Work Session with the Teacher Advisory Board andPrincipals’ ForumSCHEDULED DATE/TIMEApril 24, 2007, 1:30 p.m.May 8, 2007, immediately followingthe 1:30 p.m. School Board MeetingAugust 28, 2007, 1:30 p.m.September 11, 2007, 2:00 p.m.September 25, 2007, 4:30 p.m.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District associated with this action.4. Prepared by: Bill Vogel, Superintendent 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Attachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 61

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: TRANSFER OF UNDEVELOPED LAND FROM IX.B.SEMINOLE TO LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDANCEZONEItem Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County preliminarily approve the revised attachment (high schoolattendance zones) to Policy 5.30, Student Assignment, and grant permission to advertise.2. Background/Analysis:The Facilities Planning Department is reviewing future development projects that may have anadverse effect on individual school capacity and related class size parameters. One such approvedproject known as Serengeti/Brisson Road Development is currently zoned to Seminole High School(104.5% of capacity). To prevent further overcrowding at Seminole High School, a pre-developmentrezone of this vacant land to Lake Mary High School (91.5% of capacity) would be appropriate.When fully developed, the projects will consist of a proposed maximum of 699 single family and multifamilyunits generating up to 300 school children depending on the final mix of units. The projects, ifdeveloped would aggravate the overcrowding situation at Seminole High School, and the rezonewould allow the Board to rezone the property prior to development and not effect current Seminolestudents.Parcel IDs17-20-31-5AZ-0000-0290; 17-20-31-5AZ-0000-029A; 17-20-31-5AZ-0000-0300;17-20-31-5AZ-0000-0330; 17-20-31-5AZ-0000-033A; 17-20-31-5AZ-0000-0340;17-20-31-5AZ-0000-034A; 17-20-31-5AZ-0000-034B; 17-20-31-5AZ-0000-0350;17-20-31-5AZ-0000-035A; 17-20-31-5AZ-0000-0360; 17-20-31-5AZ-0000-0380;17-20-31-5AZ-0000-0390; 17-20-31-5AZ-0000-0400The proposed revision to the attendance zone requires a policy revision and will be appropriatelyadvertised.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Deputy Superintendent of OperationsAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Location mapMaterials for signature: NonePage 62

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: PROPOSED POLICY X.A.ATTENDANCE – MIDDLE SCHOOLItem NumberDuring the policy review process in July 2005, secondary and elementary schools’ attendance policieswere replaced by one generic policy for all levels. Since then, high school and elementary havedeveloped individual policies. In turn, a draft of the middle school attendance policy is now beingsubmitted as an Information Item for Board feedback prior to it being brought forward with arecommendation for adoption at a later date. The policy provides for daily notification to parents when astudent is absent from school, a clear provision for initiating truancy procedures when a pattern ofunexcused absences from school begins to emerge, clarification of what constitutes an excused andunexcused absence, what academic penalties will be imposed for unexcused absences, as well as theparameters for making up missed course work, tests, quizzes, and exams.2. Prepared by: Ron Pinnell, Executive Director 3. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Secondary Education/Middle SchoolsAttachment(s): Proposed policyBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 63

SECTION J: STUDENTSSTUDENT ATTENDANCE FILE: JETITLE: Student Attendance (Middle School)RationaleRegular attendance provides students the opportunity to participate in many integrallearning activities, such as class discussions, group experiences, field trips, guestspeakers, and direct instruction, which cannot be simulated or replicated with writtenwork. Therefore, with the goal of promoting student achievement and increasing thelikelihood of success, the Seminole County Public Schools has adopted a uniformMiddle School Attendance Policy that consists of the following components:I. Compulsory AttendanceA student enrolled in Seminole County Public Schools who is under the age of 16 isrequired to attend school regularly during the entire school year. It is the legalresponsibility of the parent to ensure middle school student attendance, unless thestudent is 16 years of age or older and has filed a formal declaration to terminate schoolenrollment with the Board.II.Class Attendance Defined:1. A full day of attendance is defined as a student being present for 5 of 6 periods inschools with a 6 period day. Six of 7 periods for schools with a 7 period day.2. Class attendance is defined as the student being present and in class for at leastninety percent (90%) of an assigned period.3. Students are considered to be in attendance when they are participating inschool-sponsored activities (field trips, etc.).III. Student Attendance RecordedTeachers shall maintain the official record of student attendance by class period ofinstruction.IV. School Notification on Day of AbsenceNotification will be provided to the parent regarding each absence via personal contact,voice mail, or e-mail. Written notification will be provided to the parent via U.S. mailupon the 5 th and 10 th unexcused absence per semester.V. Parent Verification of AbsenceOn the day a student returns to school, in compliance with the procedures established atthe school, parents/guardians are expected to provide documentation of the reason for astudent’s absence.VI. School Notification of Repeated Unexcused AbsencesSchool personnel are encouraged to contact parents/guardians after every unexcusedabsence. When a student accumulates 5 unexcused absences in a calendar month or10 unexcused absences in a 90-calendar day period (the calendar period is not a setperiod of time on a calendar, like a semester. Instead, a student’s absence starts a tallyPage 64

for 90 days) the principal or designee will contact, via telephone or U.S. mail, theparent/guardian to discuss the reasons for the unexcused absences. Unsuccessfulattempts to make this contact should be documented and a copy sent to the principal ordesignee. Unless there is clear evidence that the absences are not a pattern ofnonattendance, the case shall be referred to the school’s social worker.Upon each subsequent unexcused absence, the parent/guardian shall be notified of thestudent’s nonattendance. The parent/guardian will also be informed of the truancyprocedures that will be followed if the student persists in being unexcused from school.VII. Excused Absences DefinedThe principal or designee shall determine if a student’s absence from school is excusedor unexcused pursuant to the definition set forth in this policy. An absence will berecorded as excused for each day a student is not in attendance for any of the followingreasons:1. medical treatment provided by a licensed physician2. sickness or injury makes attendance inadvisable*3. Observance of a religious holiday when the parent has requested andobtained permission for the student’s absence.4. law enforcement order or court subpoena5. death of a friend or family member6. natural disaster7. traffic accident that directly involved the student8. extraordinary circumstances or situations approved by the principal*Short term, non-chronic illnesses may be documented/explained via a signed parentnote. A student may be excused for a continued or repeated illness up to 10 attendancedays in a span of 90-calendar days. After this period of time, a doctor’s verification willbe required. If no verification is submitted within 3 student attendance days, a referral tothe school board nurse is required. Should the principal or designee reasonably suspectan abuse of this provision, documentation from a “licensed practicing physician” (M.D.,O.D., D.D., D.D.S., and/or D.C., etc.) may be required as a condition for declaring thestudent’s absence for illness excused.VIII. Unexcused Absences DefinedAbsence from class for any reason other than those identified in Section VII shall beunexcused. In addition, the following conditions shall result in an absence beingrecorded as unexcused:1. No Documentation of Reason for AbsenceStudent absences that are not verified according to the procedures established at theschool for documenting the reasons for a student’s absence (Section V).2. Vacations/Personal Family TimeAll absences from school due to vacation or personal family time are unexcused.Parents must submit to the principal, in writing, requests for pre-arranged absencesdue to vacation or personal family time if they wish to obtain, in advance, the classwork that will be missed during the nonattendance. Teachers may, but are notrequired to, provide class assignments to students in advance. When sucharrangements are made in advance, assignments are due on the day the studentPage 65

eturns to school.3. Head Lice (pediculosis) and ImmunizationsAbsences in excess of 3 days due to head lice (nits) or noncompliance withimmunization requirements shall be recorded as unexcused absences. Schoolpersonnel will notify the school board nurse who will assess the need for forwardingthe student to the school social worker.IX. Make-Up Assignments and AssessmentsRegardless of whether an absence is excused or unexcused, students are required tomake-up all coursework and assessments missed during the period of nonattendance.Immediately upon returning to class, it is the responsibility of the student to obtainmissed coursework, confirm corresponding dates for completion, and schedule missedassessments. Daily class participation points shall be deducted for each unexcusedabsence.Students shall earn full credit for all short-term assignments, long-term assignments,tests, and quizzes made-up within the reasonable time limits established by the teacher.Partial credit shall be given for assignments not completed within the time limitsestablished by the teacher.1. Short-Term AssignmentsShort-term assignments are those assignments given less than 5 school days inadvance of a student’s absence.Full credit will be given for those short-term assignments turned in within thereasonable time limits set by the teacher, which shall be no less than the number ofdays the student was absent, plus 1 additional day.Partial credit will be given for those short-term assignments turned in after the duedate. The teacher will grade short-term assignments turned in late. After the lettergrade for the assignment has been determined, the teacher may reduce it by nomore than 1 letter grade for every day the assignment was turned in late.No credit will be given for short-term assignments not turned in by the student.2. Long-Term AssignmentsLong-term assignments are those assignments given 5 or more school days inadvance of a student’s absence.Unless exempted from this requirement by the principal or the principal’s designee,in consultation with the teacher, long-term assignments are due on the assigneddate for full-credit.Partial credit will be given for those long-term assignments turned in after the duedate. The teacher will grade long-term assignments turned in late. After the lettergrade for the assignment has been determined, the grade shall be reduced by oneletter grade for every day the assignment was turned in late.No credit will be given for long-term assignments not turned in by the student.Page 66

3. Tests and QuizzesStudents are required to make-up tests and quizzes missed during an absence. At aminimum, students have no less than the number of days they were absent, plus 1additional day, to make-up tests and quizzes missed during an absence. The timeand place for the make up is the decision of the teacher. The teacher’s decision onmake-up schedules shall be final.The teacher may administer an alternate form test or quiz to assess competency ormastery of subject matter. There shall be no academic penalty imposed for testsand quizzes completed within the reasonable time period set by the teacher.However, if a student fails to make up the test or quiz within the reasonable timeperiod established by the teacher, then the teacher may impose a reasonableacademic penalty.4. ExamsAll nine-week, semester, and final exams must be made up within the reasonabletime limits established by the teacher, at minimum, the number of days absent plus 1additional day. The teacher may administer an alternate exam to assesscompetency or mastery of subject matter. The teacher’s decision on make upschedules shall be final.X. Eligibility to Participate in School ActivitiesStudents are not permitted to attend school sponsored functions or participate in middleschool sports activities unless they have been in attendance for a full day (5 of 6 periods;or 6 of 7 periods).XI. Out-of-School SuspensionsAbsences due to out-of-school suspension are not recorded as excused or unexcusedabsences. Students are permitted to make-up, for full credit, any academic assignmentmissed during the term of a student’s first and second out-of-school suspension. Missedclass assignments, homework, quizzes, tests, and exams shall be made up in a timelymanner for the student to receive full credit.XII. High School Credit CoursesTo earn high school credit a middle school student must be enrolled and in attendancefor a minimum of ninety percent of the class meetings per semester. Excusedabsences, pursuant to the definition set forth in this policy, shall not be counted againstthe minimum.Any student who has been enrolled but not in attendance for instruction for a minimum ofninety percent of the class meetings may not be awarded credit unless the student hasdemonstrated mastery of the student performance standards in the course of study bydoing all of the following:1. All make-up work must be satisfactorily completed.2. If required, make-up time or attendance contracts must be successfullycompleted.3. If and when missed work is satisfactorily made up, the student qualifies to take acomprehensive final exam at the end of the course.4. The student must have a passing average in the course to qualify to take thecomprehensive exam.Page 67

5. The student must pass the comprehensive final exam.The comprehensive final exam may not necessarily be the same final exam given to theclass as a whole.XIII. TruancyAfter a student has accumulated 10 unexcused absences in 90 calendar days, theprincipal or designee will refer the student as outlined in the Truancy ProceduresManual, to the school social worker for processing as a truant.STATUTORY AUTHORITY:1001.41, 1001.42 F.S.LAWS IMPLEMENTED: 84.03, 984.151, 1000.21, 1003.21, 1003.23,1003.26, 1003.27, F.S.BOARD HISTORY:ADOPTED:REVISION:FRMERLY: NEWPage 68

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA MONTH ACTIVITIES X.B.Item NumberApril is School Library Media Month in Florida and during this past month, media specialists havecelebrated through a variety of student-centered activities including:• Voting for their favorite book through the Sunshine State Young Readers Award program Thisis done through cooperation and scheduling with the Seminole County Election office whichtakes official voting machines to each school participating, so that students actuallyexperience a true voting process• Scholastic Book Fairs• Sunshine State Young Readers program authors making school visits• Battle of the Books within and between schools• Book sharing circles• Promoting summer reading programs• READ posters of students/teachers with their favorite book• Games centered around favorite books• Art work and poster contests to represent favorite books and book characters• Reading promotions on school websites• Bulletin board displays• Making book marks• Dressing up as book charactersAccording to the Florida statewide research study entitled, Making the Grade: The Status of SchoolLibrary Media Centers in the Sunshine State and How They Contribute to Student Achievement, schoollibrary media programs make a measurable difference in helping students function successfully in school,prepare for lifelong learning, and enhance their reading enjoyment.SAME (Seminole Association for Media in Education) members are providing a goody bag for each oftheir principals, board members, and select district staff. This goody bag contains a gift card to Barnesand Noble, along with some specially purchased “Media Matters” candy. These gift bags are beingprovided as a thank you from the media specialists for support of school library media programs.2. Prepared by: Dr. Anna-Marie Cote 3. Board Meeting Date 4-24-07Exec. Director of Instructional Excellence and EquityPat LaVergne, Coordinator of Instructional ResourcesKathy Green, Media Support SpecialistAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 69

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: PERFECT ATTENDANCE REPORT X.C.Item NumberAttached is a chart which indicates the number of teacher based employees receiving the PerfectAttendance award for the third quarter of this school year, the percentage change over the previousyear and the percentage change over the base year. The number of assistants (those requiring asubstitute when absent) and the number of bus drivers/monitors receiving the incentive during the thirdquarter have also been included.2. Prepared by: Stephen Bouzianis 3. Board Meeting Date 4-24-07Director of HR Staffing, PersonnelServices Systems and OperationsAttachment(s): ChartBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 70

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: PAPERWORK REDUCTION TASK FORCE UPDATE X.E.Item NumberThis is the third updated report from the Paperwork Reduction Task Force. The Paperwork ReductionTask Force was implemented to meet House Bill 7087 Subsection 1001.42(22), Florida Statutes.The Committee has met 7 times: August 15 th , September 14 th , October 12 th, November 13 th ,January 17 th, March 21, and April 16th.Updated Information:1. 461 forms were reviewed for placement into categories: 1) Federal, 2) State, and 3) School Boardmandate.2. Of the 461 forms, 408 had Federal, State or School Board mandate, 53 had no direct mandatoryto Federal, State or school board policy and procedures. The 53 forms were returned todepartments for additional clarification.3. SCPS form 100 Request for Form Authorization has been updated to reflect the three newcategories: Federal, State and School Board Policy.4. The Committee is working on an on-line forms survey.5. Total forms removed from system 327.6. The Committee is starting the process to gather school/department generated forms.2. Prepared by: Tom McDowell 3. Board Meeting Date 4-24-07Executive Director of Exceptional Student Support ServicesAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 73

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: ESSS DEPARTMENT HIGHLIGHTS X.F.Item NumberIndependent Living Initiative Assisting the Disabled (ILIAD)Tile at ILIAD - When Nathan Walker of Boy Scout Troop #601 in Apopka heard about Seminole CountyPublic Schools ILIAD program, he wanted to do something that could benefit the students that attendILIAD. It was then that he approached Transition Resource Teacher, Shari Gray to discuss an idea thatwould benefit the ILIAD, as well as help him earn his Eagle Rank. On February 19, 2006, Nathan alongwith other Boy Scouts, scout leaders, and parents installed ceramic tile in the kitchen area of the ILIAD.Nathan was responsible for obtaining donations for the materials for his project, arranging for individualsto assist in project, and making sure the project was completed in the time frame that it was promised.Nathan was the Floridian of the Week for Channel 13, and this project was also mentioned in the OrlandoSentinel Sunday Seminole Section.Wheelchair Ramp at ILIAD – While helping another Boy Scout complete his leadership for his Eaglebadge at the ILIAD, a scout with Troop #601 asked why the front entrance did not have a wheelchairramp. This conversation gave him an idea for a project for his Eagle badge. After approaching ShariGray, Transition Resource Teacher for ILIAD, and doing research, he and his fellow scouts will beinstalling a wheelchair ramp at the front door of the lab. By having this ramp, the students who use wheelchairs will be able to enter the beautiful front entrance of the ILIAD. Installation of the ramp will be onApril 28, 2006. During this time, he will instruct and lead his fellow troop members through the process ofmeasuring, constructing a frame, and pouring the needed concrete for the ramp.Hopper CenterFCAT Success: Hopper students were more focused than ever before during FCAT testing. Why is thatnews worthy? Because, Hopper, being a SED Center for exceptional students means a lot when ourchildren remained focused and intense in taking the test. They used the strategies appropriately whentrying to determine the best answer for a question and did not become angry or frustrated. Truly, theywanted to produce their best work. Is there anything more? No, practical application of learned skills isan accomplishment in itself.Award: Hopper students participated in the “Victory in Violence” banner competition and won secondplace for middle schools in Seminole County for 2007. We are excited when our students engage inactivities outside of the Hopper Walls and feel good about their accomplishments. They received abeautiful plaque and a $40 check. Congratulations to the Art Department.Recognitions: Congratulations to our students of the month, Donovan Johnson and Jarvis Young! Keepup the good work!2. Prepared by: Tom McDowell 3. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Executive Director of Exceptional Student Support ServicesAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 74

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: ELEMENTARY HIGHLIGHTS X.G.Item NumberBear Lake ElementaryWalk, walk, walk around the track. That was the Bear Lake’s motto on March 30 th . The annual Trek for Techwas held in an effort to supplement the school’s technology funds. Students from each grade level receivedpledges or single monetary donations for walking around the track. This event raised over $2,500 for BearLake’s technology needs.On April 5 th , the Bear Lake Sound performed at the University of Central Florida. The ensemble group iscomprised of approximately 100 fourth and fifth graders, directed by Dr. Artie Almeida. The group performed afoot stomping show with fifteen songs for parents and the university’s music department. There were vocal andrecorder performances accompanied by a variety of percussion instruments. Selections played reinforce themusical skills of note and rest values, melody direction, rondo form, and many others.Casselberry ElementaryCasselberry Elementary chose an unusual way to participate in Relay for Life, an annual fundraiser for theAmerican Cancer Society. Students and staff made paper chains to decorate the campsite at Lake Brantley.Casselberry’s creative campsite came in third. The most exciting part was that over $2,200 was raised throughdonations and fundraising events for the American Cancer Society during the last couple of months before therelay. In addition to taking part in the overnight event at Lake Brantley High school on March 30 th , studentscreated a Garden of Hope to honor loved ones who have dealt with cancer. The tribute, which was displayed inCasselberry’s cafeteria, featured bright yellow daffodils decorated with names of family members and friendsaffected by cancer. Casselberry hopes to make a difference in the fight against cancer, as it has touched somany.Eastbrook ElementaryEastbrook’s Locks of Love night was a huge success! On April 5 th , twenty-two students and parents came todonate their hair. The entire student body at Eastbrook read Because of Anya and became familiar withalopecia areata (permanent hair loss). To help the non-profit organization, Locks of Love, parents and studentshad ten inches of their hair cut to donate to the children suffering from alopecia areata.Eastbrook Elementary is proud to announce that Patricia May has been selected the school’s Teacher of theYear. Teachers, staff, and others, celebrated with her at The Night of the Stars on April 12 th at Winter SpringsHigh School.On April 20 th and 23 rd , third grade students visited the Orlando Museum of Art. This field trip, which correlateswith the Sunshine State Standards, gave the students a sense of art appreciation.English EstatesLaylo Mukhsinova was recently selected as the English Estates Elementary Disney Dreamer and Doer. Laylo isa talented writer and outstanding representative of the student leaders at English Estates. Other finalists fromfifth grade included: Erlee Andrews, Taylor Bonnick, Madelyn Ferry, Ivangellys Gonzalez, Lealzo Howard,Kaley Jansen, Maryah McCarthy, Essence Rivera, Alejandra Romero, and Miranda Sanderson.Students participated in the Zaner-Blozer National Handwriting Contest. School winners included: StacieAndersen, Kierra Mowrey-Cray, Kayla Lawicki, and Nicholas Kindel.The Annual School Meeting and State of the School Address was recently held. Parents learned more aboutEnglish Estates including Leadership is Elementary, Title l programs, and school plans and goals. SchoolAdvisory Council members, the Title I Parent Involvement Team, and PTA officers participated in the event.Page 75

Geneva Elementary SchoolThe smell of baking bread filled the Geneva Multipurpose Room recently, when Kindergarten students put on aproduction of The Little Red Hen. This humorous musical brought out a huge crowd! Parent volunteers createdcostumes using ball caps in different colors, decorated to resemble the animals in the play. A fun time was hadby all!Kindergarten registration was very busy! We have corralled some eager new mustangs for next school year.These new students, along with their parents, have been invited to breakfast and a tour of the campus in May.Second graders showcased their wonderful writing abilities by hosting an Author’s Tea. Parents attended anevening of presentations, both oral and visual, capped off with tea and cookies. Congratulations to Genevastudents and teachers on their fine accomplishments!Goldsboro ElementaryThe SECME (Science and Engineering Club) competition was held at the University of Central Florida inFebruary. Goldsboro students did an outstanding job of representing the school. The team placed as follows:First Place in Web Design, Mouse Trap Cars and Bottle Rockets; Second Place in Math Bowl and Third Placein Poster Design. The SECME Club is made up of students from various grade levels, however; competingstudents are those who have been in the club the longest.Anyone for reading? On April 12 th , students and staff were excited about the school’s first DEAR (DropEverything and Read) Day. The entire school read silently from 9:30 – 10:00 AM. Following the silent readingperiod, special guest readers from the Educational Support Center, staff, community, and business partnersread aloud to classrooms from kindergarten to fifth grade. Teachers in special areas of music, art, physicaleducation, and character education also read to students.To celebrate reading, students who read three Sunshine State Books and passed the AR tests were invited tovote for their favorite book. Through the efforts of the Seminole County Elections Office, students voted onactual voting machines. The winning book was Cryptid Hunters by Roland Smith. 110 students participated inthis event! The students' votes were submitted to be included in the statewide vote.The Goldsboro PTA and Character Education teacher have designed a program called, “Show Your GoodCharacter”. It is designed to introduce children to valuable life skills and encourage good behavior at school.This program is different because it focuses on the child’s total environment both at school and home and itrewards the child and the parents. Students selected by staff members receive a bright yellow “GoodCharacter” slip that goes into a drawing at the end of each month. Names are pulled from each grade level on amonthly basis. At the end of each grading period, one major winner is drawn. Students recommended threetimes receive a certificate for themselves and their parents. Wal-Mart joined Goldsboro Elementary businesspartners by contributing $300 to this program.“The First Tee Life Skills Program” links valuable life skills lessons to the game of golf. Through the game,students develop and learn how to demonstrate discipline, self-control, courtesy, and respect toward otherswhile under pressure. This program teaches students that life skills truly benefit them as well as those aroundthem in everyday life.Lake Mary ElementaryDuring April, Lake Mary Elementary recognized three fabulous volunteers for their hard work and commitmentto making a difference in the lives of students. Mrs. Lauri Hagerman was selected as the school’s Dividend ofthe Year. She always brings a smile and a laugh with her while she directs PTA fundraisers. Mr. William Higgswas chosen as the Senior Dividend of the Year. He is a faithful worker in the media center, making sure booksare available and easy to find. Miss Jessica Rutter was recognized as the Youth Dividend of the Year. Shedevotes much of her time assisting autistic students. These three represent an army of Dividends who havedonated more than 6,000 hours of service to Lake Mary Elementary.A Published Book Celebration was held in the Media Center on April 11 th . Strange and Weird Animal Facts is abook that was authored and illustrated by reading buddies in Mrs. Dickison’s second grade and Mrs. Stormer’sPage 76

third grade. Students worked in pairs to chose and research an animal. They were also responsible forillustrating a page in the book. During the celebration, reading buddies read what they wrote while theirillustration was displayed on a large screen. Parents were invited to share in the excitement as the studentsreceived a copy of the finished book.Kindergarten, first, and second grade students took part in the statewide Florida Reading Association (FRA)Children’s Book Award Program. Throughout the year, students read eight picture books featured in this year’sFRA program. After enjoying the books and discussing which books they liked the most, each student voted fortheir favorite. Student votes determined Lake Mary Elementary’s favorite FRA book and will help determineFlorida’s favorite FRA book. The school had 234 students participate in this program. The winning book wasThree Silly Billies, a funny retelling of The Three Billy Goats Gruff. The students' votes were submitted to beincluded in the statewide FRA vote.PTA organizers were proud to report final numbers for Lake Mary Elementary's Spring Festival held on March30 th . Over 1,000 teachers, students, and families attended the festival. Together, they raised more than $3,000for activities and programs at Lake Mary Elementary.Second grade students enjoyed a field trip to the Helen Stairs Theatre in Sanford on April 12 th , where they wereentertained by a production of Pinocchio.Third grade students participated in Annual Ancient Civilizations Day on April 24 th . Classrooms used displays,presentations, food, and costumes to portray different cultures. Ancient China, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece,Ancient India and the Middle Ages were all represented. Second graders and parents of third graders wereinvited to tour the classrooms and third graders took turns visiting each other’s cultural presentations during theday.Fourth grade students are having a busy April! To celebrate National Poetry Month fourth graders participatedin Lake Mary Elementary’s annual Poetry in the Park on April 20 th . Students worked in teams to select, designand perfect a poem to present. The poems were presented on demand during the event, as parents, teachers,and students enjoyed the presentations.Fourth graders have been busy with Florida History projects. Each student chose a Florida related topic toresearch. Topics ranged from the history of the sponge industry to models of shrimp boats and the Castillo deSan Marcos. Students researched topics and created a display to communicate what they learned. Projectswere on display in the auditorium, during the last week in April, so the entire school could learn from their work.Anne West, Media Specialist, was recently accepted as one of fifteen national participants in a summerseminar for teachers sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities. The seminar, “DevelopingCartographic Literacy with Historic Maps”, will provide three weeks of study at the Newberry Library in Chicago,Illinois. Teachers at the seminar will learn to read historical maps in their original contexts and will have accessto the library’s collection of historical maps as they develop materials and lessons to complement schoolcurriculum.Longwood ElementaryLongwood Elementary School caught the reading wave and hosted a Scholastic Book Fair Beach on March22 nd through March 30 th ! Students strolled the beach shoreline as they entered the media center and createdtheir very own wish lists. Students shopped and swam in a sea of books all week long. On Thursday March 29 thPTA hosted a Book Fair Beach Family Night with hotdogs, chips, and ice-cold soft drinks. Families had theopportunity to create their own book by purchasing the “Kluz Build a Book Packet”. The Scholastic Book FairBeach was a splashing success! All proceeds will be used to purchase new materials to be enjoyed bystudents, teachers, and staff.Partin ElementaryPartin Elementary’s Relay for Life team raised approximately $7,600 for the American Cancer Society.Page 77

Mrs. Eileen Lofaso has been selected Dividend for the month of March. Mrs. Lofaso was awarded a giftcertificate for one large entree courtesy of Partin Business Partner, Super Suppers.During March, Partin logged 1,418 Dividend hours. During the entire 2006-07 year, the school logged a total of9,558 volunteer hours, 740 hours more hours than a year ago.On Tuesday April 10 th , PTA held a general meeting, and the Scholastic Book Fair was also open on thisevening. Despite the weather there was a nice turn out.Pine Crest ElementaryPine Crest Elementary School along with the PTA held a Country/Western Family Night and dinner on March27 th . For a modest price, families were treated to oversized portions of Bar-B-Q chicken and pork, coleslaw,macaroni and cheese, baked beans, and bread. Students and families were entertained by the Square DancingClub of Sanford as well as a clogging demonstration. Hayrides took place on the P.E. field. Over 300 peopleparticipated in the exciting evening.Pine Crest faculty and staff gathered to celebrate the “New Year” in the newly refurbished auditorium on March28 th . Dr. Dianne Lebruto, Principal, utilized the new LCD projector to give a presentation congratulating the staffon their hard work and a job well done. After the celebration, grade level teams met to develop goals forstudents for the “first leg” of the next school year.The new playground equipment has been installed and student reviews have been extremely positive. Thecolor scheme of the equipment, along with the picnic area and the famous pine trees as a backdrop, make thePine Crest recess area one of the most enviable in the district.On April 10 th , Pine Crest Elementary hosted Literacy Night. Reading Coach Brenda Hicks along with herreading team, Linda Hudick, Shirley Gibson, Rose Wilson, and Diana Smolinski, worked hard to providestudents and families with enjoyable activities and valuable information.Pine Crest Kindergarteners went on a field trip to downtown Sanford in March. On this adventure they touredCity Hall (including a visit with the Mayor), the Post Office (where they mailed a letter to themselves), theLibrary (for story time with the librarian), the Marina (including a tour of the Rivership Romance), and they wentto a shop for ice cream. Everyone from downtown Sanford was very generous and hospitable and we hope tomake this field trip an annual tradition. Shirley Gibson, kindergarten team leader, and the kindergarten teamworked hard to make this field trip a great success.Stenstrom ElementaryThings are Dino-mite at Stenstrom! On April 3 rd , brachiosaurus’, t-Rex’s, pterodactyls’, triceratops’, andnumerous other prehistoric creatures roamed the multi-purpose room stage for kindergarten’s Dino-miteDinosaurs play. Students participated in a fantastic performance chocked full of songs, poems, and dances.There was not an empty seat in the house!Third grade students visited the Orlando Museum of Art during the week of April 2 nd . They were introduced tomany Egyptian and ancient artifacts to support their ancient civilization studies. First grade students wereseeing stars on their trip to the Seminole Community College Planetarium during the week of April 9 th .Stenstrom students have been fortunate to hear from some very special visitors this month. On April 2 nd , authorJan Dan and illustrator Janeen Mason shared their life work with third grade students. This dynamic duo hascollaborated on numerous children’s books including: The Pirate, Pink; Kissimmee Pete, Cracker Cow Hunter;and Pirate Pink and Treasures of the Reef. This visit was a culminating activity for third grade’s Tall TalesStudy.After two successful Book Fairs, Stenstrom raised funds to support a visit from author Tom Birdseye. Mr.Birdseye is the author of The Attack of the Mutant Underwear, a Sunshine State Book selection studentsenjoyed this year. His April 20 th visit included a presentation on creative writing to fourth and fifth gradestudents and teachers.Page 78

Walker ElementaryThe Battle of the Books took place at Walker on April 10 th . The winners met at Stenstrom for their version ofthis friendly reading competition. These Walker students are very knowledgeable about Sunshine State Books!The Sunshine State Reader Party held on April 12 th was a huge success! Students ate cake and celebratedreading these fantastic books.PTA hosted Skate Night at Semoran Skateway on April 16 th . Everyone had a great time skating and dancing tothe music.First grade visited the Environmental Center on April 17 th , 19 th and 20 th and enjoyed the amazing animals. Theyespecially liked the up close visit to the alligator exhibit.Walker Elementary’s Spring Book Fair arrived on April 18 th . Teachers and students previewed the excitingselections the book fair had to offer.Mrs. Sardo’s fifth grade class held its Annual Invention Convention on April 19 th . Students prepared somewonderful inventions. We hope some get patented.Kindergarten classes at Walker witnessed the social event of the year, the wedding of Q and U. These lovelyletters were formally married on April 20 th in a ceremony that took place in the multipurpose room.PTA sponsored the first annual Hurricane 5K Challenge on April 21 st . Teachers, students, and family membersran to raise money for playground equipment. Tee shirts were created and everyone had a fantastic time.The Magic Flute Opera made a special appearance at Walker on April 23 rd . Second, third and fourth graderswere invited to attend this cultural event.2. Prepared by: Geraldine D. Wright/Beverly F. Perrault 3. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Executive Directors of Elementary EducationAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 79

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: HIGHLIGHTS - MIDDLE SCHOOL X.H.Item NumberMARKHAM WOODS MIDDLE SCHOOLCongratulations to the ten award-winning students, including two state finalist at the Regional ScienceFair.Three of our students were recognized by the Sanford Seminole County Art Association in February.Students from MWMS received Superior ratings at the Florida Bandmasters Association District 6 Soloand Ensemble Music Performance Assessment.Congratulations to our Odyssey of the Minds team for their outstanding representation on February 24. Allthree teams advanced to state finals held on April 14 at UCF.Outstanding efforts were displayed by our Mu Alpha Theta team at the regional and state invitationalcompetitions this semester. Congratulations to all participants.Markham Woods Junior Thespians earned Superior and Excellent ratings in addition to a Critic’s ChoiceAward in the State Drama Festival.Congratulations to Rachael Werk for being selected as the first Disney Dreamer and Doer for MWMS.Sixth grader, Krishnan Sethumadhavan, won the Geography Bee at MWMS. Congratulations!Congratulations to the students who placed in the 2007 Yom HaShoah Creative Arts Contest.The MWMS chorus earned Superior and Excellent ratings at the Florida Vocal Association District 6Solo/Ensemble Music Performance Assessment.Seminole County's Media in Education competition was held in April. Markham Woods morning newsbroadcast won first place in the category of news, public service announcements, and animation whileplacing second in documentary.TUSKAWILLA MIDDLE SCHOOLCongratulations to all the students who participated in the 2007 Seminole County History Day! This yearthere were over 184 students presenting 92 projects from six middle schools and one home schoolacross the county. Students from Indian Trails Middle School, Jackson Heights Middle School, LawtonChiles Middle School, Milwee Middle School, Sanford Middle School, and Tuskawilla Middle School willbe representing Seminole County at the Florida State Competition this May in Tallahassee. Students whoplaced in the History Day Fair from Tuskawilla Middle School are shown below.Category Place Project Tile Student Name InstructorHistoricalPapersIndividualExhibit1 st Tragedy of the Dutch Flood of1953 and the Triumph ofEngineering1 st Vietnamese Boat People- TheTragic Journey to TriumphantFreedomKieran WilsonEmma ParkerRebekahMaggioRebekahMaggioPage 80

IndividualExhibit4 th Segregation in Florida Allison Freese NatalieGavarretteGroup Exhibit 2 nd Rosewood: Destruction & Justice Sophie Kronen andAndrea DelongRebekahMaggioGroup Exhibit 3 rd Joan of Arc: King Charles Saviorburned at the stakeYvette Sierra-Vignau andRebekahMaggioGroupPerformanceGroupPerformanceGroupPerformanceGroupPerformanceIndividual Doc1stBloom in the Age of Death: TheWhite RoseMercedes MartinezSara Elias-Rodriguez, ChloeBoulton, KatiaChadaideh, ToriCunningham,Amanda Snyder2 nd Cane Toads of Australia Zoe Holmes, TylerLafferty, RileyLaughlin4 th French Resistance Drake Polino,Taylor Bigham,Joey Siracusa,Cody O’Brien5 th Mayflower Women Dani Longcor,Tessa Barrett,Angelica Polley,Taylor BradleyRebekahMaggioRebekahMaggioRebekahMaggioRebekahMaggio1 st Florida Highwaymen Sydney Cooper RebekahMaggioIndividual Doc 4 th Internment: What are youJimmy Hendrix: Rocking his way toTragedyIndividual 6 thDocPreston Tucker: A man of Triumphand TragedyGroup Doc 6 th The Berlin WallMichael IkegamiChris LambRene MolaHannah Croll &Elena CoxRebekahMaggioRebekahMaggioRebekahMaggioNatalieGavarrette2. Prepared by: Ron Pinnell, Ed.D. 3. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Secondary EducationAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 81

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS X.I.Item NumberHAGERTY HIGH SCHOOLThe City of Oviedo honored Trent Daniel for the NEA Foundation Excellence for Teaching Award onMonday, March 5 during the Oviedo City meeting. Mayor Thomas G. Walters presented Daniel with aframed certificate.Congratulations to Hagerty High School’s PTSA Reflection’s winners! Students submitted entries on thisyear’s theme, My Favorite Place. Entries were in the areas of photography, literature, visual arts, dancechoreography and film/video. Over 200 entries were submitted and the following 17 were chosen torepresent Hagerty High School at district level judging: Amy Tunno, Brittani Bass and Michael Percopo -film/video; Lily Yablonsky, Brianna Crider, Vanessa Falero and Vu Nguyen Tran - visual arts; LouisRichner, Jenilee Davies and Matthew DeBonis – photography; Christine Comfort, Robert Gottfried, ArielMurphy and Hannah Howard – literature, and Kristilee Ginther and Casey Wade - dance choreographyHagerty students earning district level honors were Matthew DeBonis and Robert Gottfried. SophomoreRobert Gottfried earned honorable mention for his literature entry. Freshman Matthew DeBonis, had twophotography entries chosen to go to district level competition. One of his entries earned honorablemention and his other entry was chosen to progress to state level competition. Congratulations to Matt fornotching Hagerty High School’s first PTSA Reflections top prize.The Husky band participated in the FBA Solo & Ensemble Festival the weekend of February 10. Overall,the band received a grand total of 86 superior medals. The groups that received superior ratings includedthe Freshman Woodwind Ensemble, Advanced Woodwind Ensemble, the Freshman PercussionEnsemble, Advanced Percussion Ensemble and the Advanced Brass Ensemble. Soloist who received asuperior rating were Mitch Bunkowske, Colin Ahammer, Josh Janousky, Heather Burke, Jennifer Leon,Emily Burris, Annalisa Watters and Nick Port.The Husky Chapter of the National English Honor Society has received its charter from the nationalsponsoring organization and will induct its charter members on March 22. Members must havesophomore standing, a 3.5 unweighted average in honors English classes, and a 3.0 average in allsubjects. Sixty students were eligible for this honor.The Young Democrats club at Hagerty received a written commendation from the Oviedo Citizens inAction group for their participation in the Oviedo Martin Luther King Day parade. Members created a T-shirt and banner to carry as they marched, declaring the fact that at HHS we are "Embracing Diversity."We congratulate Lidia Luciano for being selected as a member of the All-State Women's Chorus.At the Solo and Ensemble competition HHS students received ten superior medals and two excellentmedals.We hope you had an opportunity to hear the HHS show choir while they performed all around thecommunity.Lauren Snyder from the Sports Medicine Club attended a Student ATAF (Athletic Training Association ofFlorida) workshop, and won first place in their athletic taping contest. She was competing against mostlyPage 82

juniors and seniors from high schools across central Florida. The competition was based on speed aswell as skill. Her prize (in addition to bragging rights) was a small soft-sided trainer kit, valued between$30-50.On February 10, 2007, HHS cheerleaders traveled to Tampa to compete in the American Championshipsat the Ford Amphitheater. At the end of the day, Hagerty High School placed 3rd overall in their division.The squad received a trophy, individual medals, and a cash prize for the cheerleading program. Thecheerleaders have been working since September for their competition season.The HHS Army JROTC HUSKY Battalion Mixed (5 male, 3 female) Raider Team placed second in theFlorida State Raider Meet Land Navigation/Orienteering competition. This is the first time a Seminole,Volusia, or Orange County school Army JROTC Raider team has placed at the State Meet. Cadet/StaffSergeant Villalba, Cadet/Corporal Kelly McClay, and Cadet/Second Lieutenant Tyler Brodt each receivedCommander's Coins of Excellence for outstanding performance in this physically demanding competition.We congratulate team members and their Commander Cadet/Staff Sergeant David Villalba.The SECME team participated in the competition at UCF on Saturday, February 17. Hagerty had teamsenter the bridge contest, mousetrap car contest, and math competition. Brad Thomas, Bill Haug, andZachary Douglass took 2nd place in the bridge competition and Michael McCreight, Bill Haug, andLawrence Siudmak took 2nd place in the mousetrap car competition.LYMAN HIGH SCHOOLAccoladesLyman High School won the Golden Flamingo Award for all our efforts on packing the FCAT testingmaterials!Channel 35 featured the Institute for Engineering on the program, “What’s Right With Education.” TheInstitute was also a featured story on the TV Channel 35 program entitled, “What’s Right With Schools.”Kudos to Kevin Gouvia, the Institute for Engineering teachers, and the students for all of their outstandingwork.A Lyman-sponsored event called “Light up Lyman” was featured in an article in “First Honors, Vol. 1,Issue 4” an Orlando Business Journal special publication that recognized the achievements of tomorrow’sleaders.The Lyman community raised over $400 in one week to help pay the medical costs for a student who wasinjured during the state semi-final soccer game.Lacrosse coach Sean O’Dell received a Medal of Merit from Sheriff Kevin Beary on March 22 for his effortto save a drowning toddler earlier this year.We congratulate the Lyman community on a successful “Pasta for Pennies” drive raising a total of$3,301.28.Students AchievementsShannon Jennings was selected as Lyman High School Dreamer and Doer.Tatjuana Joye received the JOY Award from the City of Longwood in February.Page 83

Seniors Angela Huffman and Danalise Serrano were both recognized as “Academic All Stars” by theOrlando Sentinel.Senior Michele Belle has been selected as a finalist in the 2006-07 Drive for Success Program.ROTC cadet Heather Zeh participated in the Texas A&M Junior Cadet Achievement Program (JCAP) inCollege Station, Texas. Based on her academics, leadership and extracurricular activities, she waspresented with a scholarship.Cassandra White received a scholarship from the Rotary Club of Seminole County South-Rotary RisingAchievers.Institute student Ismael Perez was awarded a full scholarship to SCC. A record number of students tookthe test given during the annual SCPS High School Mathematics competition. SCC mathematicsdepartment chair reported that Ismael achieved the highest score ever on the exam.SportsCongratulations to the outstanding Lyman High School Soccer team for their awesome winning season.In March the Longwood City Commission recognized team members for their exceptional contribution toLyman High School and the community.Three Lyman basketball team members, Michael Bamrick, Stevan Dragoljevic, and Zoran Milanovic, werechosen to play in the Senior Showcase All-Star Basketball tournament. Seminole County ultimatelydefeated Orange County in overtime.Correy Johnson made first team on the girls’ volleyball team and was named for the All ConferenceSportsmanship Award and Krystle Roman and Jennie Ayers both made honorable mention.Lyman High School cheerleaders participated in the “High School Musical Street Performance” with castmembers on Main Street at Walt Disney World. They were also part of the Disney Christmas Parade.Lyman High School cheerleaders participated in the pre-race show for the Daytona 500 with KelleyClarkson.Lyman freshman cheerleaders won the Dancing Divas Award, the junior varsity won the TeamworkAward, and the varsity won the School Spirit Award in a recent cheering competition. The competitionteam won first place in the large varsity division at the Chipola Extravaganza Competition held at ChipolaCollege in north Florida. Bailey Brasol placed 2 nd and Christy Sheffield placed 3 rd in the individualtumbling event.Enchantre Argro won 2 nd place in the girls’ state weightlifting championship (FHSAA StateChampionships). In the 139lb weight class, she lifted 160lbs in the bench and clean and jerk. Enchantrealso placed 2 nd in the triple jump at the Disney Invitational and won the triple jump at the Henry WilliamsTrack Meet.Ninth grader Ruth Ashley placed 2 nd in the 1600m at the Henry Williams meet. She is in the top ten incentral Florida in the 1600m and 3200m.Programs and ClubsA team of Lyman High School students and supervisor Joan Heck recently attended this year’s WordMasters Challenge, a national competition for high school students that requires close reading andanalysis of many different kinds of prose and poetry. The team won highest honors. Our 9 th grade teamtied for 5 th place in the nation! Kelsey Burson and Joshua Bannell won high honors for individualPage 84

achievement as well. Arianne Isam, Brandon Keyser, Tim Knoeller, Josh Large, Stephanie Ramos, TylerRams, Cody Reynolds, Sienna Smith, and Katie Williams earned honorable mention. More than 55,000students from across the country participated in the meet.The Lyman dance team and color guard both received straight superior ratings at state festival, making itthe fifth year in a row that these teams have accomplished this high standard! The dance team alsoreceived two superior ratings at the Solo and Ensemble Performance Assessment.The Lyman winter guard made it into the prestigious A Class final competition. They placed 7 th in theSouth East US Winter Guard International Regional held at the USF Sun Dome.Jackie Asfoor, Ashley Fuller, Melissa Hays, Krystel Lugo, Kevin Morden, Harrison Shames, and RuthAshley were selected to the All County Band.Drama and Thespian Troupe 2329 had a successful experience at districts. They left the competition with15 superior, 6 excellent, 6 good and 4 best of show awards!The Lyman step team won 2 nd place in the SCC step show held in March.At the BPA State Leadership Conference, Rabih Chaaban placed 3 rd for Graphic Design Promotion; AliseLehrer placed 5 th for Fundamental Accounting 1, and Mike Becker placed 1 st for VP Networking, 2 nd placefor Computer Security, I.T. Concepts and Administrative Support Concepts. Each of these students willalso compete in the national competition.We would like to thank our faculty, staff and students for donating blood during our blood drivers thisyear.The following DECA students competed in the Career Development Conference: Meghan Latareand andAmanda Cohen placed 1 st in Entrepreneurship Promotion Project; Renee Martinez, Alex Waltenspergerand Fernando Soto placed 4 th in Community Service Project; Charlene Cushing and Caitlin Butler placed4 th in Retail Marketing Research and Grace Eastman and Krystle Roman placed 5 th in Business andFinancial Research. These winners are also eligible to compete in the up coming internationalcompetition, which will be held here in Orlando, Florida in April.Lyman students earned 6 th place in the Statewide 2007 Future Farmers of America Floriculture CareerDevelopment Event. Lily Azcona was ranked the fifth highest floriculture contestant in the state of Florida.Institute students, Lindsey Andrews, Angela McLelland, Tiffany McLelland, Blake Hartley and SannaSiddiqui, took 3 rd place in Lockheed Martin’s “Who Wants To Be an Engineer” competition.Ten Lyman students participated in the SECME Regional competition held at UCF in February. SannaSiddiqui received the first place essay award qualifying her to compete at the SECME Nationalcompetition, which will be held in June.On January 26, 2007, the Lyman High School ESOL Leadership Council held it first “Dance Under theStars.” ESOL students from all Seminole County high schools attended.Television production students, Colleen Thomas, Kyle Naas, and Nikki Goodridge, took 1 st place in theSeminole Association for Media in Education Competition-Instructional Video 9-12 category. Theysubmitted three “Mike T – The FCAT Guy” videos.The Lyman JROTC took 1 st place in Female Color Guard and Female Unarmed Platoon Regulation at theSarasota Drill Meet. The team also took 1 st place overall in the Winter Springs competition. Both malePage 85

and female teams placed in eleven different events among 16 JROTC programs from Florida andGeorgia.Jamie Cella placed 1 st in both Female Individual Exhibition and the Armed Knockout Drill Competition atthe Area #4 Drill Meet. In addition, Jamie Cella and Hanny Sanchez placed 1 st in the Female DualExhibition category.The Lyman JROTC Lady Greys placed 2 ndcompetition in Lakeland, Florida.in the Female Squad Exhibition category at the stateTeachersTeresa Solomon received National Board Certification!Elizabeth McKeon and Sylvia Pond were both entered into the Cambridge Who’s Who Educator for theyear 2007.Erin Whitaker received the Oxford Scholarship and is going to Europe in July.Summer Kotkin, Lyman High School Teacher of the Year was one of the top ten finalist for the Teacher ofthe Year for Seminole County.OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOLCongratulations to the following students who, due to excellent academic performance in French class,have been chosen to represent Oviedo High School in the annual French State Competition: French 1:David Fernandez and Dary Bolanos; French 2: Kaitlyn McGuire and Megan Stowell; French 3: BeatrizRodriguez and Michele Melo; French 4: Jennifer Wildman, Kaylan Stedman, Sam Horton and EmilyLumpkin. Alternates are Margee Ankli, Jessica Swenson, Marissa Nichols, Victoria Lake, and AllieTeitelbaum.Congratulations to our winter color guard for their outstanding accomplishments. At their first competitionin January, they received 4th place out of 15 Guards. Two weeks later they placed 2 nd in the AA Class.They will also be performing at the Florida Federation of Color Guards Circuit Championship in April.Good luck to them.Our Business Professionals of America team competed at the State Leadership Conference. Placing forthe lions: Alex Haas (Fundamentals of XHTML) honorable mention; Michelle Dewett (AdministrativeSupport Research Project) 2nd place, and Michael Carroll, Paul Boyd and Carl Banks (Web Site DesignTeam) 1st place. The Lions will be competing at the national level in New York this May.The Oviedo High School wrestling team achieved state championship status for the fourth consecutiveyear! Never in the history of wrestling in the state of Florida has a large school classification won fourstate championships in a row. This unbelievable achievement was made possible by our dedicatedcoaches and student athletes. Congratulations to coach JD Robbins, coach Tom Coffman, and coachRafael Valle. Congratulations to the following student wrestlers: Nicholas Chase, John Christiansen, TylerDavis who also won an individual state title, Kyle Gordon, Brandon Hatchett who also won an individualstate title, Joshua Keebler, Brett Leatherman, Ryan Leatherman, Dustin Meloche, Thrasher Porcher,Jesse Robbins who also won an individual state title, Anthony Salerno, Jacob Schalles, and JustinTortora.The Oviedo High School Mu Alpha Theta teams attended a competition on February 10 at Lake MaryHigh School. Congratulations to the following students: Gloria Leung placed 9 th – geometry; GeometryPage 86

team placed 5 th; Jennifer Cavaraetta placed 11 th - algebra 2; Gene Katsevich placed 1 st – precalculus;Precalculus team placed 4 th ; Danje Fang placed 15 th and Brian Jones placed 14 th – calculus; Calculusteam placed 5 th ; Carl McLeod placed 4 th , Derek Hayden placed 10 th and Katie Boyle placed 15 th –statistics, and the Statistics team placed 3 rd . Corporately, Oviedo placed 4 th in the Sweepstakescompetition. Our math department and school are very proud of these students. Go Lions!Fifty-six high school and junior high yearbooks from across the country were recognized today as finalistsin the 2006 National Scholastic Press Association Pacemaker contest. More than 350 yearbooks wereentered into the annual competition, which has recognized outstanding student journalism since 1927.Many refer to the coveted Pacemaker as the Pulitzer Prize of student journalism. The Oviedian was oneof the recognized publications. The yearbook, advised by Alicia Pope will be honored at an upcomingawards ceremony in Denver. At the same ceremony, the winners of the Pacemaker award will beannounced for the first time. A panel of judges who are experts in the scholastic journalism fieldevaluated entries from 37 states and three other countries. The yearbooks were evaluated based onexcellence in a number of categories: coverage, concept, writing and editing, design and layout andphotography.“The Pacemaker finalists have excelled in all areas,” NSPA Contest Coordinator Sarah Rice said. “Ourjudges look for a dedication to quality work in all areas of the yearbook. The yearbook staffs honored areexamples of outstanding student journalism.” A publication’s earning a Pacemaker award is anachievement the entire school and community can take pride in.The students at Oviedo High School have put in the time and effort it takes to produce an excellentyearbook that stacks up against publications from across the nation. “Rice said. “ The community shouldapplaud these students for their superior work.”The Oviedo High School SECME team participated in a regional competition at UCF in February. Thefollowing students placed in the following categories: 1 st place in Web Design – Rashad Barnett andJoseph Kaile; 1 st place in Poster Design – Danjie Fang; 3 rd place in Math – Jordan Montgomery, Ed Fu,Brandon Duquette and Han-ul Kim; 3 rd place in Bridge Building – Jourdan Viele, Lauren Ford and MattSokolowski; 3 rd place in Solar Car Race – Rainey Booker, Megan Stowell and Adam Ngo.Congratulations to these hard working students.Nicola Johnson an Oviedo High School counselor has been awarded the University of Central FloridaOrder of Pegasus for her exemplary performance as a graduate student in the areas of academicachievement, professional, community service, leadership, and publication/research experiences.Because of the breadth of accomplishments required for this award, the Order of Pegasus is the mostprestigious and significant student award that can be attained at the university. Only two to threegraduate students are selected each year from the entire University.Congratulations to the following students who were inducted into the National French Honor Society onFebruary 27, 2007: Margee Ankli, Emilyn Banfield, Elyssa Coultas, Matt Flowers, Amanda Haun, LaurenHawkesworth, Mary Iddins, Phylicia Jacobs, Camille Lourido, Marissa Nichols, Megan Stowell, JessicaSwenson, Anais Tavarez, Martin Trang, Jason Welday, Jamie Wheeler, Lindsey Whidden and MarianaYepes.Congratulations to the students selected to attend the prestigious Boys and Girls State. Supported andpaid for by the local American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary, these students will spend aweek at FSU learning the process of government by becoming the 51st state and electing officials andpassing legislation. Boys State: Patrick Jory, Gabriel Limonta, Matt Luxon, and Michael Toth. Girls State:Amy Wildes.Page 87

The Seminole County wrestling coaches, for over 10 years, recognized the Seminole County AllAcademic Wrestling Team. The following OHS wrestlers excel in the classroom as well as on thewrestling mat by maintaining a GPA of 3.0 or better during the wrestling season: Ryan Leatherman, BrettLeatherman, Justin Tortora, Hans Hinnershitz, Kyle Gordon, Tyler Davis, Jacob Schalles, BrandonHatchett, John Pascual, Anthony Salerno and Justin Moriarty.Oviedo High School student Alain Fredey competed in the fencing portion of the Junior Olympics inColorado Springs. Alain is the team captain of the NJROTC fencing team.NJROTC Cadet Shayna Thompson competed in the Secretary of the Navy Regional MarksmanshipCompetition and qualified to compete in the Civilian Marksmanship Program. Only 100 of the topcompetitors from a field of 5,000 qualified for the final competition. Congratulations to this student!Four Oviedo HS students won awards at the state level of Reflections, the PTA’s annual arts contest.Senior Julie Opala won the “Award of Excellence” in Film/Video Production. Her Reflections entry wasjudged to be the best in the state in her grade division, and will represent Florida at the national level ofthe competition.Three other OHS students received state “Awards of Merit,” and their work will be displayed at the FloridaPTA Convention in November and at a leadership conference this summer. Logan Malmberg and NickMahoney received “Awards of Merit” in the Film/Video category. Danjie Fang received an “Award of Merit”in the Literature category.Congratulations to all our creative, talented students, and best of luck to Julie Opala as she competes atthe national level against other state winners from around the USA. National winners will be announced inlate April.2. Prepared by: Walt Griffin 3. Board Meeting Date 4-24-07Exec. Director of Secondary EducationAttachment(s): NonePage 88

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: RECOMMENDED EXPULSION OF STUDENT # 117556 XII.A.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County expel student # 117556 as recommended.2. Background/Analysis:Following hearing, it is the recommendation of board member, Dede Schaffner, as the administrativehearing officer that student # 117556 be expelled from the public schools of Seminole County, Floridaas recommended.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.4. Prepared by: Walt Griffin 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Secondary EducationGene Grace,Director of School Safety and Student Alternative PlacementAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Confidential Recommended OrderMaterials for signature: Final OrderPage 89

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: RECOMMENDED EXPULSION OF STUDENT # 1311 XII.B.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County expel student # 1311 as recommended.2. Background/Analysis:Following hearing, it is the recommendation of board member, Dede Schaffner, as the administrativehearing officer that student # 1311 be expelled from the public schools of Seminole County, Florida asrecommended.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.4. Prepared by: Walt Griffin 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Secondary EducationGene Grace,Director of School Safety and Student Alternative PlacementAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Confidential Recommended OrderMaterials for signature: Final OrderPage 90

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: RECOMMENDED EXPULSION OF STUDENT # 20754 XII.C.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County expel student # 20754 as recommended.2. Background/Analysis:Following hearing, it is the recommendation of board member, Dede Schaffner, as the administrativehearing officer that student # 20754 be expelled from the public schools of Seminole County, Floridaas recommended.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.4. Prepared by: Walt Griffin 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Secondary EducationGene Grace,Director of School Safety and Student Alternative PlacementAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Confidential Recommended OrderMaterials for signature: Final OrderPage 91

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: RECOMMENDED EXPULSION OF STUDENT # 25449 XII.D.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County expel student # 25499 as recommended.2. Background/Analysis:Following hearing, it is the recommendation of board member, Dede Schaffner, as the administrativehearing officer that student # 25499 be expelled from the public schools of Seminole County, Floridaas recommended.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.4. Prepared by: Walt Griffin 5. Board Meeting Date 4/24/07Exec. Director of Secondary EducationGene Grace,Director of School Safety and Student Alternative PlacementAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Confidential Recommended OrderMaterials for signature: Final OrderPage 92