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THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: YOU MAKE US PROUD II.B.Item NumberThe follow students will be recognized at the October 13, 2009 school board meeting for theiraccomplishment for the You Make Us Proud Award.SECME/Internet Science & Technology FairNational CompetitionElementary School DivisionCarillon Elementary School2 nd PlaceAndrew CorradoChristopher HagglundTrystan JacksonJake Margerum1 st PlaceMeredith HoushLogyn MercuriZachary SelfPranav SharmaTroy ShenZachary WeishampelSECME National Competition FinalsMiddle School DivisionTeague Middle SchoolWater Bottle Rocket1 st Place Winning TeamSteve McCreightAllison StruckBriana TowersMillennium Middle SchoolEngineering Design1 st Place Winning TeamAshlyn BurgettAyla PerezDejah Thomas2. Prepared by: Regina Klaers 3. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Director of Community Involvement/Public InformationAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 1

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: MINUTES IV.A.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board approve the minutes of Sptember 14, September 22, and October 1, 2009.2. Background/Analysis:None3. Fiscal Impact:Not applicable.4. Prepared by: Bill Vogel, Superintendent 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Attachment(s): 9/22/09 School Board Meeting minutesDiscipline Hearing minutes - 9/14/09 & 10/1/09Back-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: Original minutesPage 2

SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLSSchool Board MeetingSeptember 22, 2009MinutesI. CALL TO ORDER by Chairman Dede Schaffner at 5:30 p.m.A. The Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance were led by ChairmanDede Schaffner.B. Roll Call: All School Board Members (Member Diane Bauer,Member Jeanne Morris, Member Sylvia Pond, Vice ChairmanSandra Robinson and Chairman Dede Schaffner) were present.Also, present were Superintendent Bill Vogel, Attorney Ned Julian,and Clerk Karen Ponder.C. Acknowledgement of PTA representative and Seminole CountyAssociation of Student Councils representative in attendanceAGENDA MODIFICATIONS D. Agenda Modifications1. Items selected for removal: None2. Items selected for clarifying questions:• Item IV.B., Work Session Summary• Item IV.K., Authorization to Purchase• Item IV.T., Sea World of Florida Agreement• Item IV.V., Board of County Commissioners, SeminoleCounty, 2009/2010 Community Service AgencyPartnership Grant Contract for Midway Safe Harbor3. Items selected for separate consideration: NoneE. Agenda Modifications – Addition of the addendum:• Item IV.H., Personnel Recommendations• Item IV.J., Bids and Requests for Proposals• Item IV.K., Purchase Authorizations• Item IV.L., 2009/2010 Department of Education Five YearWork Plan• Item IV.V., Job Description – Lead Community Educator,Grant• Item IV.W., Board of County Commissioners, SeminoleCounty, 2009/2010 Community Service AgencyPartnership Grant Contract for Midway Safe HarborF. Approval of Agenda: Chairman Schaffner called for a motion toapprove the agenda including the addition of the addendum forgood cause. Member Morris made the motion; seconded by ViceChairman Robinson. The motion passed unanimously.PRESENTATIONS II. PRESENTATIONS/RECOGNITIONA. FCAT 2009 Schools with Highest Scores and Greatest GainB. Kindergarten Readiness – Appreciation for Community SupportIII.SCHOOL/DISTRICT HIGHLIGHTSA. Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten (VPK) School Year Readiness RatePage 3

CONSENT AGENDA IV. CONSENT AGENDA – Superintendent’s Recommendation: That theConsent Agenda be approved as presented. Member Bauer moved toapprove the Superintendent’s recommendation; seconded by MemberMorris. The motion passed unanimously.MINUTES *A. The School Board approved the minutes of August 31, 2009 andSeptember 8, 2009.WORK SESSIONSUMMARY*B.The School Board accepted as part of its permanent record thereport of the September 8, 2009 Open Discussion Between SchoolBoard Members Work Session.Member Bauer clarified that she initiated the discussion regardingthe modifying the dress code.Item 1POLICY MANUALUPDATE*C.The School Board repealed three policies and adopted the newand revised policies as listed.Items 2through22DISCIPLINEPROCEDURES MANUAL*D.The School Board adopted the 2009/2010 Discipline ProceduresManual.Item 23ESSS POLICIES &PROCEDURES*E.The School Board adopted the Exceptional Student EducationPolicies and Procedures (SP&P) effective dates: 2009/2010through 2011/2012.Item 24FOUNDATION – BOARDOF DIRECTORS*F.The School Board approved The Foundation for Seminole CountyPublic Schools 2009/2010 Board of Directors.FOUNDATION –BYLAWS*G.The School Board approved The Foundation for Seminole CountyPublic Schools’ Bylaws.Item 25PERSONNELRECOMMENDATIONS*H.The School Board approved the personnel recommendationsincluding those presented in the addendum package.Item 26INVENTORY REMOVALS *I. The School Board authorized the inventory removals as listed. Item 27BIDS/RFPs *J. The School Board approved the recommendations for bids orrequests for proposals listed including those presented in theaddendum package.PURCHASES *K. The School Board approved the purchases listed and anyapplicable contracts/agreements that may be associated with thevarious purchases including those presented in the addendumpackage.Item 28DOE 5 YEAR WORKPLAN*L.The School Board approved the 2009/2010 Tentative District FiveYear Work Plan as presented and authorized the Superintendentto submit it to the Florida Department of Education.Item 29CCNA – CIVIL &STRUCTURALENGINEERING*M. The School Board approved the renewal of Bentley Architects +Engineering, Inc; Klima Weeks Civil Engineering; and SKConsortium, Inc. to provide civil and structural engineeringservices for fiscal year 2010.Page 4

DISCIPLINE HEARINGS, September 14, 2009THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYThe School Board of Seminole County convened on Monday, September 14, 2009, for thepurpose of conducting discipline hearings. Board member, Ms. Sylvia Pond, was presentto hear the recommendations. Mr. Gene Grace was also present.ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIGNMENTSNames of students numbered 1-5 were provided to the attending board member.Recommendation to the Board: That the Administrative Assignment Agenda be approvedas presented. Student No. 5 will be re-evaluated for school transition after the firstsemester or he is to remain at Journeys until June 2010.DISCIPLINE HEARINGSMs. Sylvia Pond asked the parents/guardians in attendance for students numbered 1-4 onthe discipline hearing agenda whether they wanted an open or closed hearing.All the parents/guardians in attendance requested closed hearings.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.1–SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO. 1 –SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from Seminole High School and all Seminole County Public Schoolsthrough June 2010.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.1 - SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL be assignedto Journeys Academy through June 2010.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.2–LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO. 2 –LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from Lake Howell High School and all Seminole County PublicSchools through January 2010.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.2 – LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL beassigned to Journeys Academy through June 2010.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.3–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.3 –LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOLbe assigned to Journeys Academy through June 2010.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.3 –LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL beassigned to Journeys Academy through January 2010.Page 8

EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.4–JOURNEYS ACADEMYSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.4 –JOURNEYS ACADEMY be expelledand fully excluded from Journeys Academy and all Seminole County Public Schools throughJune 2010.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.4-JOURNEYS ACADEMY be expelled andfully excluded from Journeys Academy and all Seminole County Public Schools through January2010. The student was expelled with continuing educational services through home school andSeminole County Public Schools Florida Virtual.Bill VogelDede SchaffnerPage 9

DISCIPLINE HEARINGS, October 1, 2009THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYThe School Board of Seminole County convened on Thursday, October 1, 2009, for thepurpose of conducting discipline hearings. Board member, Mrs. Dede Schaffner waspresent to hear the recommendations. Mr. Gene Grace and Mrs. Maria Marrero were alsopresent.ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIGNMENTSNames of students numbered 1-3 were provided to the attending board member.Recommendation to the Board: That the administrative assignment agenda be approvedas presented.DISCIPLINE HEARINGSMrs. Dede Schaffner asked the parents/guardians in attendance for students numbered 1-7 on the discipline hearing agenda whether they wanted an open or closed hearing.The parents/guardians in attendance for student’s number 1-7 requested closed hearings.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.1–JOURNEYS ACADEMYPULLEDEXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.2–JOURNEYS ACADEMYSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.2–JOURNEYS ACADEMY be expelledand fully excluded from Journeys Academy and all Seminole County Public Schools throughJune 2010.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.2-JOURNEYS ACADEMY be expelled andfully excluded from Journeys Academy and all Seminole County Public Schools through June2010.ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENT NO.3–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.3–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOLbe assigned to Journeys Academy through June 2010.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.3–LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL beassigned to Journeys Academy through January 2010.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.4–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.4–INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOLbe expelled and fully excluded from Indian Trails Middle School and all Seminole County PublicSchools through January 2010.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.4-INDIAN TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL beassigned to Journeys Academy through June 2010.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.5–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.5–GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLESCHOOL be expelled and fully excluded from Greenwood Lakes Middle School and all SeminoleCounty Public Schools through June 2010.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.5-GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLbe assigned to Journeys Academy through June 2010.Page 10

EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.6–HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.6–HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from Hagerty High School and all Seminole County Public Schoolsthrough June 2010.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.6 –HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOL be expelledand fully excluded from Hagerty High School and all Seminole County Public Schools throughJanuary 2010.EXPULSION OF STUDENT NO.7–HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOLSuperintendent’s Recommendation: That STUDENT NO.7–HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOL beexpelled and fully excluded from Hagerty High School and all Seminole County Public Schoolsthrough June 2010.Recommendation to the Board: That STUDENT NO.7 –HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOL be assignedto Journeys Academy through January 2010.Bill VogelDede SchaffnerPage 11

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: WORK SESSION SUMMARY – SEPTEMBER 29, 2009 IV.B.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:Item NumberThat the School Board of Seminole County accept as part of its permanent record this report of theSeptember 29, 2009 Mathematics Curriculum Work Session.2. Background/Analysis:Chairman Dede Schaffner convened the meeting at 5:33 p.m. and led the audience in the Pledge ofAllegiance. She explained that the intent of the Work Session is to share information and that SchoolBoard action is not taken at work sessions.Superintendent Bill Vogel shared that the Work Session is a follow up to the sharing session held onApril 16, 2009. Dr. Vogel explained that due to the schedule for adopting the Next GenerationSunshine State Standards (NGSSS) in Mathematics (September, 2007) and the lag time for FCATtesting of these math standards (Spring, 2011), there is a dual burden on teachers and students forlearning both the current Sunshine State Standards and the NGSSS.Deputy Superintendent of Instructional Excellence and Equity Anna-Marie Cote indicated that everyindividual in the room was there because he/she wants to provide our students with the opportunity forthe best mathematics education possible. She discussed the process used to select the CMP2program. Dr. Cote discussed the Continuous Improvement Model (CIM) and data driven decisionmaking.She reviewed FS 1008.25(4)(c) that requires remediation for students who do not meetminimum proficiency expectations on FCAT. Minimum proficiency is defined as Level 3. The middleschool math timeline was reviewed. Dr. Cote explained that initially the intensive math efforts werevaried and teachers were doing the best that they could do with limited resources and training. Theschools and district determined that there was a need to identify and implement an intensive mathprogram.The Curriculum Specialist for Secondary Mathematics, Sharon Shrader, provided an overview of thedevelopment of the intensive math program and the expansion of the curricula into general andadvanced classes. Principal Robin Dehlinger discussed school initiatives to communicate CMP2information to parents. Schools have held open houses and parent math nights, posted information onschool web pages, included information in parent newsletters and prepared homework packets. TheBoard and audience viewed a video of a CMP2 classroom in action. Dr. Cote reviewed the areas inthe country that are using the CMP2 program.`Dr. Juli Dixon, Professor of Mathematics in the College of Education at the University of CentralFlorida and Chairman of the Next Generation Sunshine State Standards writing committee for K-8mathematics, discussed the development of the Next Generation Sunshine State Standards (NGSSS).She explained that the intent of the standards is to provide a “focused” curriculum and that thisrequires teaching concepts at a deeper level than the previous standards Dr. Dixon provided anexplanation of the benchmarks and shared how the number and sequence of mathematical conceptshad been restructured. She discussed the need to make the standards functional and relevant.Executive Director of Secondary Education Ron Pinnell reviewed the district’s math performancecompared to other districts and the state. SCPS continues to outrank the State on performance andscore among the highest districts. Dr. Pinnell discussed the accountability system and the percentPage 12

proficient. It was reported that in the three years after implementing CMP2, the percent of proficientstudents in grades 6 through 8 increased.Director of Assessment and Accountability Deborah Camilleri discussed intensive math enrollment andprovided an analysis of student achievement. Dr. Camilleri reviewed the annual learning gains andlevel changes of students in CMP2 classes compared to those students not enrolled in CMP2 classes.Director of Curriculum Hugh Harris discussed the mathematics instructional materials adoptionschedule, process and committee criteria. The Board asked that each middle school have a teacherrepresentative serve on the instructional materials committee for adopting middle school mathematicstextbooks for the 2010-11 school year.The Board heard public comments from the following people:• Bobbi Demme-San Filippo (submitted written comments; read into the record)• Pam Sabia (read letter from Dr. Kristen Springfield)• Michelle Stephan• George McManus• Vickie Burlison• Betty Westhlle• Vikki Bailey• Jordan Bailey• Susan Brown• Priscilla Harris• Sharon Pass• Sandy Baldorossi• Sherrie Faulkner• Donna Hunziker• Jennifer Stickle• Joanne Krampeth• Karen HeriotBoard discussion took place. Member Morris was pleased to have the opportunity to learn about themethod of inquiry-based learning. She will rely on the State Instructional Materials AdoptionCommittee and the district’s Instructional Materials Adoption Committee to select instructionalmaterials that comply with the Next Generation Sunshine State Standards.Member Bauer feels that the district learned that communication with parents and the public could beimproved. Member Bauer feels that traditional methods of teaching could be melded with inquirybased methods of teaching to form a good method for teachers and students.Member Pond thinks that some teachers feel intimidated and did not attend the meeting to share theiropinion of the program. She read a letter from a teacher who could not attend the meeting and whodid not support the inquiry based method of teaching. She also shared articles that did not supportinquiry based learning. Member Pond displayed FCAT Math scale score charts for students in gradessixth through eighth. She asked middle school principals to share with the Board the course offeringsat each of their schools. Additional discussion took place regarding data to prove that the course wasworking or not working. Dr. Cote reminded the Board that a new adoption process is beginning inJanuary, that the district has many mandates that it must meet, and that the district has visited thisissue several times. Member Pond withdrew her request for information.Vice Chairman Robinson encouraged all middle schools to host parent math nights. She encouragedinterested citizens to attend the Instructional Materials Adoption Committee meetings. All of thesemeetings are noticed and open to the public.Page 13

Chairman Schaffner discussed visits to CMP2 classes throughout the district. She was veryimpressed with what she saw. Some of the teachers had some concerns, for example, the lack oftextbooks for the students to take home and the FCAT gap (difference between the two standards).Chairman Schaffner reinforced that all textbooks identified for the state adoption list from which thedistrict must select are required to be aligned with the Next Generation Sunshine State Standards.Lastly, she asked staff to work to reduce the amount of instructional time teachers are losing due toprofessional development.Superintendent Vogel summarized the district’s mission. He also reaffirmed that the NGSSS are inplace and that the district math textbook adoption committee will recommend materials that meet theNext Generation Sunshine State Standards. Member Bauer asked about combining instructionaltechniques as suggested by Kristen Springfield. Dr. Pinnell confirmed that teachers could blendteaching methods.Chairman Schaffner thanked teachers for the work they do and the administration for putting togetherthe information for the work session. The work session adjourned at 10:20 p.m.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.4. Prepared by: Anna-Marie Cote 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent of Instructional Excellence & EquityAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 14

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: DISABILITY HISTORY AND AWARENESS WEEKS IV.C.RESOLUTIONItem Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Disability History and Awareness WeeksResolution.2. Background/Analysis:The first two weeks of October will be designated as “Disability History and Awareness Weeks.”Attached is a copy of the resolution.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no cost to the district.4. Prepared by: Britt Smith 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Executive Director of Exceptional Student Support ServicesAttachment(s): Resolution #2009-02Back-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: Resolution #2009-02Page 15

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THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS IV.D.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. Additionally, to ensure compliance with Florida Statutes 1011.60, Board adoptionof the personnel recommendations relating to the contracts for appointment, promotion, transfer, etc.,of all principals is hereby designated as 12 month contracts. Board adoption of the personnelrecommendations relating to the contracts for appointment, promotion, transfer, etc., of all elementaryassistant principals are hereby designated as 11 month contracts unless otherwise noted.Attached are the Superintendent’s recommendations for the current Board meeting.3. Fiscal Impact:The Personnel Recommendations are within our budget allocation.4. Prepared by: John Reichert 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/2009Exec. 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 17

INSTRUCTIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION AT THE BOARD MEETING ON: 10/13/2009ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENT for 2009-101. Luttrell-Uppenkamp, Vicki – Lake Brantley High School, Assistant Principal High 10, PositionStart Date 10/01/2009INSTRUCTIONAL APPOINTMENTS for 2009-101. Adams, Christopher D - Hagerty High School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/21/20092. Adney, Rebeccah Anne - Lake Howell High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position StartDate 10/04/20093. Anderson, Kevin Patrick - Lyman High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date1/09/20104. Begley, Kathryn N - Lawton Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Position Start Date8/24/20095. Below, Weston Scott - Oviedo High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date11/14/20096. Bergeron, Reggie Vaughn - Lake Brantley High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), PositionStart Date 9/21/20097. Boss, Kimberly H - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/24/20098. Brooks, Brian Michael - Winter Springs High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position StartDate 9/03/20099. Christopher, Dian Ruth - Forest City Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date9/24/200910. Corlett, Patricia J - Partin Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Position Start Date9/17/200911. Crosby, Fallon C - Longwood Elementary School, Counselor Elementary - 50% and LongwoodElementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Counselor Elementary - 50%, Position StartDate 9/21/200912. DeCatrel, Regina P - Crooms Academy Of Inform Tech, Teacher Exceptional Child, PositionStart Date 9/08/200913. Dennis, Michelle Young - Rock Lake Middle School, Dean, Position Start Date 9/17/200914. Emler, Erica J - Oviedo High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date9/14/200915. Freyvogel, Caitlin B - Wekiva Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/03/200916. Friedman, Derek Sydney Nathaniel - Lyman High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), PositionStart Date 9/14/200917. Hasty, Wendy Thomas - Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/17/200918. Herrera, Dina Lynne - Eastbrook Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/03/200919. Hixenbaugh, Kelly Marie - Highlands Elementary School, Special Projects/title 1, Teacheron Assnmnt/Other, Position Start Date 9/08/200920. Hursh, Anastasia Victoria - Sabal Point Elementary School, Speech Language Pathologist -50%, Position Start Date 8/18/200921. Ingram, Anthony Letroy - Midway Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/03/200922. Kinssec, John Y - Tuskawilla Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start Date8/24/200923. Lam, Lynda Ann - Lawton Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/20/200924. Lowe - Sudduth, Venus Gisela - Seminole High School, Teacher, Position Start Date8/18/200925. Mercurio, Rebecca Lynn - Millennium Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date 8/18/200926. Newhouse, William J - Midway Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/10/2009Page 18

27. Nuxol, Sara E - Winter Springs High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date11/14/200928. Ostrow, Rachel H - Rock Lake Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Position Start Date9/24/200929. Payne, Chantal Nichole - Lake Brantley High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), PositionStart Date 8/27/200930. Pearson, Brittany C - Oviedo High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date9/11/200931. Pittman, Tonya Lynn - Lake Mary High School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/17/200932. Ragland, Lindsey Valyn - Evans Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/14/200933. Recio, Eleanor M - Hamilton Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/24/200934. Rivera, Ashley Marie - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date9/17/200935. Smith, Jhamilia Philandria - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date8/27/200936. Sugg, Carolyn Hays - Jackson Heights Middle School, Teacher, Position Start Date8/25/200937. Sykes, Emilee M - Hagerty High School, Coach Only, (Temporary), Position Start Date1/09/201038. Verbyla, Kimberly Dawn - Bentley Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, PositionStart Date 9/02/200939. Youngblood, Soraya D - Oviedo High School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/14/2009ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSFER AND PROMOTION for 2009-101. Egusquiza, Maria D - Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Manager Elem 10 TORainbow Elementary School, Food Service, FS Manager Elem 10, Position Start Date 9/15/2009INSTRUCTIONAL TRANSFERS for 2009-101. Ferren, Michelle Constance - Seminole High School, Teacher Exceptional Child TOEducational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, Specialist Staffing Resource,Position Start Date 9/19/20092. Garnes, Deirdre Melanie - Educational Support Center, Alternative Education, TeacherDropout Prevention TO Journeys Academy, Teacher Dropout Prevention, Position Start Date8/27/20093. Joshi, Taru A – Goldsboro Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child – 50% and RainbowElementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child – 50% TO Rainbow Elementary School, TeacherExceptional Child – 100%, Position Start Date 9/28/20094. Kintz, Michael Joshua - Lake Mary High School, Teacher TO Lake Mary High School, TeacherExceptional Child, Position Start Date 9/19/20095. Levine, Phyllis S - Lake Howell High School, Teacher - 50% TO Lake Howell High School,Teacher - 60%, Position Start Date 8/24/20096. Lucyk, John Bohdan – Wilson Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child – 50% andSpring Lake Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child – 33% TO Wilson ElementarySchool, Teacher Exceptional Child – 50%, Teacher, Other 17% and Spring Lake ElementarySchool, Teacher Exceptional Child – 33%, Position Start Date 8/29/20097. Mahr, Angie J - Longwood Elementary School, Counselor Elementary - 50% and LongwoodElementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Counselor Elementary - 50% TO EducationalSupport Center, Exceptional Student Support, Specialist Staffing Resource - 100%, PositionStart Date 9/17/2009Page 19

8. McCarthy, Anne M - Bentley Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child – 33%, HeathrowElementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child – 50% and Bentley Elementary School,Teacher, Other – 17% TO Bentley Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child – 50%and Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child – 50%, Position Start Date9/15/20099. Oglesby, Tony Vashon - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, SpecialistStaffing Resource TO Wilson Elementary School, Teacher, Position Start Date 9/11/200910. Register, Elizabeth - Winter Springs High School, Teacher - 50% TO Winter Springs HighSchool, Teacher - 63%, Position Start Date 8/18/200911. Rice, Michael J - Hagerty High School, Teacher TO Lake Mary High School, Dean, PositionStart Date 11/07/200912. Roth, Lisa Marie - Lake Howell High School, Teacher - 90% TO Lake Howell High School,Teacher - 80%, Position Start Date 8/24/200913. Wilhelm, Janet Elizabeth - Stenstrom Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 33% TOStenstrom Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 50%, Position Start Date9/15/2009ADMINISTRATIVE REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2009-101. Marshall, Vanessa Lynn - Milwee Middle School, Assistant Principal Middle 10, Extend SickLeave with pay, Leave Date 9/02/2009, Expected Return Date 9/10/20092. Marshall, Vanessa Lynn - Milwee Middle School, Assistant Principal Middle 10, Family andMedical Leave Act, Leave Date 9/11/2009, Expected Return Date 12/05/20093. Robinson, Michelle Lynn - Wekiva Elementary School, Assistant Principal Elementary, ExtendSick Leave with pay, Leave Date 9/18/2009, Expected Return Date 10/03/2009INSTRUCTIONAL REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2009-101. Bennett, Natalie Brooke - Evans Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,Leave Date 9/27/2009, Expected Return Date 10/03/20092. Campbell, Betsy J - Winter Springs Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Extend SickLeave with pay, Leave Date 9/18/2009, Expected Return Date 2/13/20103. Dumes, Rebecca M - Longwood Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 33% andHamilton Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child - 33%, ExtendSick Leave with pay, Leave Date 9/12/2009, Expected Return Date 9/26/20094. Ellenberger, Heather Ann - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave withpay, Leave Date 9/09/2009, Expected Return Date 10/30/20095. Ellenberger, Heather Ann - Spring Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Family and MedicalLeave Act, Leave Date 10/31/2009, Expected Return Date 12/12/20096. Fields, Toni Y - Lyman High School, Teacher - 40% and Lyman High School, TeacherExceptional Child - 60%, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 8/18/2009, Expected ReturnDate 1/02/20107. Fowler, Michelle L - Woodlands Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay,Leave Date 9/12/2009, Expected Return Date 9/15/20098. Fowler, Michelle L - Woodlands Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave without Pay,Leave Date 9/16/2009, Expected Return Date 10/16/20099. Lee, Diane R – Longwood Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date9/08/2009, Expected Return Date 1/02/201010. May, Melissa Beyer - Midway Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with pay, LeaveDate 9/17/2009, Expected Return Date 10/13/2009Page 20

11. May, Melissa Beyer - Midway Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act,Leave Date 10/14/2009, Expected Return Date 10/31/200912. Nelson, Aubrey M - Seminole High School, Teacher Vocational, Extend Sick Leave with pay,Leave Date 9/02/2009, Expected Return Date 10/09/200913. Nelson, Aubrey M - Seminole High School, Teacher Vocational, Family and Medical Leave Act,Leave Date 10/10/2009, Expected Return Date 1/02/201014. Plummer, Karen Gore - Idyllwilde Elementary School, Speech Language Pathologist, ExtendSick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 9/02/2009, Expected Return Date 10/15/200915. Rivera, Veronica - Millennium Middle School, Counselor Middle, Extend Sick Leave with pay,Leave Date 9/03/2009, Expected Return Date 9/21/200916. Rivera, Veronica - Millennium Middle School, Counselor Middle, Family and Medical LeaveAct, Leave Date 9/22/2009, Expected Return Date 10/06/200917. Wright, Karen M – Wilson Elementary School, Teacher, Extend Sick Leave with Pay, Leave Date10/31/2009, Expected Return Date 11/17/200918. Wright, Karen R - Wilson Elementary School, Teacher, Family and Medical Leave Act, LeaveDate 11/18/2009, Expected Return Date 12/07/200919. Wright, Karen R - Wilson Elementary School, Teacher, Sick Leave Bank, Leave Date12/08/2009, Expected Return Date 3/04/201020. Zietlow, Sarah Anne - Hagerty High School, Teacher, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date9/17/2009, Expected Return Date 6/11/2010ADMINISTRATIVE TERMINATION AND RESIGNATION for 2009-101. Mita, Peggy L - Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Manager High 10, Reason:Retired, Termination Effective Date 10/31/2009INSTRUCTIONAL TERMINATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS for 2009-101. Ball, Audrey J K - Partin Elementary School, Teacher, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 9/18/20092. Cox, Michael T - Winter Springs High School, Teacher Dropout Prevention, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 10/31/20093. Gilbert, Patricia Kenyon - Sabal Point Elementary School, Teacher Exceptional Child,Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 9/18/20094. Gioielli, Martha T - South Seminole Middle School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Reason:Resig for employ in Educ in Fl, Termination Effective Date 10/03/20095. Greenaway Jr, Wayne Allen - Lake Mary High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Reason:Resig for employ outside educa, Termination Effective Date 9/19/20096. Losch, Maureen - Journeys Academy, Teacher, Reason: Resig for employ in Educ in Fl,Termination Effective Date 9/25/20097. Wenstrom, Jeffrey Paul - Winter Springs High School, Teacher, Reason: Death, TerminationEffective Date 9/08/2009ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2009-101. Mraz, Marlene Lynne - Educational Support Center, Community Involvement, Student Advocate(Take stock), Return from Leave Date 9/19/2009INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2009-10Page 21

1. Alexander-Perelion, Laureen Genevieve - Educational Support Center, Exceptional StudentSupport, Teacher Exceptional Child, Return from Leave Date 9/09/20092. Bendfelt, Susan H - Markham Woods Middle School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 9/24/20093. Capelle, Amy Bruce - Instructional Technology, Teacher on Assnmnt/Crclm Spprt, Return fromLeave Date 9/24/20094. Green, Matia Mitchell - Seminole High School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 9/12/20095. McDonald, Melissa Schmaus - Rainbow Elementary School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date9/12/20096. Natale, Marisa F - Heathrow Elementary School, Teacher, Return from Leave Date 9/10/20097. Tomlinson, Kathryn Rose - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher Exceptional Child, Returnfrom Leave Date 9/19/2009INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL FLORIDA RETIREMENT SYSTEM DROP EXTENSION for 2009-20101. Carr, Kathleen A - Milwee Middle School, Teacher, Effective Date 11/01/2009 thru remainder ofDrop Extension 1/31/20102. Daniels, Janice M - Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Vocational, Effective Date 1/01/2010thru remainder of Drop Extension 6/30/20103. Nathan, Ingrid B - Lake Mary High School, Teacher, Effective Date 1/01/2010 thru remainder ofDrop Extension 6/30/2010CONTRACT STATUS CHANGE TO INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL REAPPOINTMENT PREVIOUSLYSUBMITTED for 2009-101. Rodriguez, Maribel C – Bentley Elementary School, FROM: 4 TH Year AC TO: 1 ST YearPSC (Recommended by Ronald Nathan)Curriculum Revision For 2009/09/05 Thru 2009/09/28Employee NameLocation----------------------------------- ------------------------------Alderman,Amanda LeeMILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOLBantle,Jennifer LLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBell-Thompson,YealisheaGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBernard,Jolynn Betty-MarieGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBrassler,Sara MHAGERTY HIGH SCHOOLBresemann,Kathryn LouiseMILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOLBroome,Pamela CoxMILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOLBryan,Sarah LynnGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCampbell,Sean DLYMAN HIGH SCHOOLCarpenter,Laurenda DarleneGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCaskey,Dixie ELAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLChecefsky,Suzanne KLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLChristiansen,Jacqueline Marie GOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCopeland,Amy BroughLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCox,Heather LSEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOLDancy,Linda MarionMILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOLDombroski,Tracy AnnLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLFinkle,Adam RGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGoldman,Patricia PajakGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLHaas,Matthew MGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPage 22

Hebert,Susan ElizabethHerbst,Allison MargaretHess,Mary LynnHillsman,Melondy GHolcombe,Laura VanessiHume,Howard CHurtt,Linda AJefferson,Susan HKellett,Jennifer MKramperth,Joanne AKreahling,Phyllis JoannLambert,Kristi RaeLyster,Linda DMallory,Christopher ToddMcFarland,Victoria AMcGhee,Shannon AMiraglia,Janine KayMurray,Ashley MichelleNieto,Shirley BOvereem,Robin MPosey,Ryan WQuire,Norine LRecchi,Ashley CoopRhone,Velma RoseRivera,Debbie ARoss,Ronni RSampson,April JeanneSanta-Gerzanick,June ESoutter,Rhonda LynnStickle,Jennifer DaleyTiller,Debra EWebb,Lynn MZepeda,Rosa ILAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOLOVIEDO HIGH SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLE SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOLWINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOLLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOLLAYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOLSOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLE SCHOOLLAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOLGOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLExtended Contract-Instruct. For 2009/09/05 Thru 2009/09/28Employee NameLocation----------------------------------- ------------------------------Allman,Randy LEDUCATIONAL SUPPORT CENTERAndrews,Thomas DavidJourneys AcademyBrown,Pamela LJourneys AcademyDeStaffino,Patrick BJourneys AcademyGiddens,Angela MarieLAKE ORIENTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLHaney,Ilene KSOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLE SCHOOLMathews,Katherine BWINTER SPRINGS ELEMENTARYMullen,Patrick RyanJourneys AcademyTagye,Molly KayLAKE ORIENTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLTurner,Dana ElaineJourneys AcademyWatkins,Megen LeeJourneys AcademyPage 23

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION AT THE BOARDMEETING ON: 10/13/2009EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS APPOINTMENTS for 2009-101. Brittlebank, Kezia May - Wilson Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, AssistantESE Supplemented 188, Position Start Date 9/17/20092. Campbell, Sika Symone's Kanisha - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, PositionStart Date 9/23/20093. Casiano-Santiago, Suzanne Marie - Winter Springs Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 27%, Position Start Date 9/18/20094. Foster, Flora Lee - Midway Elementary School, Paraprofessional ESE 188, Position StartDate 8/20/20095. Franchi Jr, Joseph N - Lake Mary High School, Custodian 10 month - 50%, Position StartDate 9/17/20096. Frederick, Sara Lindsay - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date9/24/20097. Fullam, Rosemary R - Partin Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, PositionStart Date 9/10/20098. Hearn, Pamela Darlene - Heathrow Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 40%,Position Start Date 9/10/20099. Huckabey, Russell Lee - Rainbow Elementary School, Custodian 11 mo-223alt, Position StartDate 8/17/200910. Irwin, Erin Dawn - Eastbrook Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Assistant ESESupplemented 188, Position Start Date 9/21/200911. Jekanoski, David John - South Seminole Middle School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188,Position Start Date 9/24/200912. Kelley, Karen Kling - Sanford Middle School, Assistant Instrctn Mid-188 - 40%, PositionStart Date 9/10/200913. Mazelin, Darlene E - Evans Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support, Assistant ESESupplemented 188, Position Start Date 9/10/200914. Patterson, Dennis W - Transportation Services, Mechanic Vehicle, Position Start Date9/23/200915. Rodriguez, Cristiana - Lake Brantley High School, Custodian 10 month, Position Start Date9/03/200916. Scuotto, Eneida A - Educational Support Center, Exceptional Student Support, JobExperience Training Coach, Position Start Date 9/10/200917. Waring, Karen Marie - Goldsboro Elementary School, Exceptional Student Support,Paraprofessional ESE 188, Position Start Date 9/09/200918. Watson, Cassandra D - Woodlands Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188,Position Start Date 9/10/200919. Webb, Lisa Jan'el - Lake Mary High School, Exceptional Student Support, Educ Interpreter,Position Start Date 9/10/200920. Wight, Beverly Sue - Lake Mary High School, Custodian 10 month, Position Start Date9/11/200921. Williams, Sabra K - Geneva Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Position StartDate 8/31/200922. Wolsifer, Tiffany Marie - Educational Support Center, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/7,Position Start Date 8/20/200923. Young, Diana Lynn - Bentley Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 27%, PositionStart Date 8/27/2009Page 24

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TRANSFERS AND PROMOTIONS for 2009-101. Abt, John D - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services, BusDriver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/20092. Acevedo, Flora I - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/20093. Adams, Terry L - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/20094. Adorno, Juan B - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/20095. Aikens, Evelyn - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/20096. Aikens, Evelyn - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/20097. Alderman, Marilyn Jane - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/20098. Alfonso, Teresita D - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/20099. Anderson-Simaj, Nolma M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200910. Arroyo, Raquel Cruz - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200911. Atkinson, Robert N - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200912. Barbari Jr, John Anthony - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200913. Baynes, William M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200914. Baynes, William M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200915. Bennett, Cynthia E - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200916. Bourcier, Amy Rochelle - South Seminole Middle School, Custodian 10 mo-196alt TO SouthSeminole Middle School, Secretary 196alt, Position Start Date 9/21/200917. Brady, Robert Francis - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200918. Bryant, Tarsha Cherelle - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200919. Buckner, Caroline F - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200920. Butler, Mary Jo - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200921. Campbell, Fisley - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200922. Carrillo, Luzmila Ruth - Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5 -70% TO Greenwood Lakes Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 75%, PositionStart Date 9/15/200923. Carrion, Clarina Taboas - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200924. Cartagena, Fernando F - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200925. Cartwright, Ruth E - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009Page 25

26. Cassanova, Veniece G - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200927. Cassidy, Roger Andrew - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200928. Castelluccio, Rocio - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200929. Castillo, Espthanlerd Esbrid - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TOTransportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200930. Castro, Milagros Vazquez - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200931. Colon, Eugenio - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200932. Cook, Judith L - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 5 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200933. Cook, Lorne L - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services, BusDriver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200934. Cooper, Cherone L - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200935. Copeland, Neville Earle - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200936. Cresenta, John R - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200937. Cresenta, John R - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200938. Crews, Ashly Marie - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200939. Cummings, Gloria J - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200940. Cummings, Jewel L - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200941. Cummings, Willie Ceasar - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200942. Dale, Elizabeth Sue - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200943. Dawson, Wanda Y - Tuskawilla Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5 - 70% TOTuskawilla Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%, Position Start Date9/15/200944. Decker, Janet A - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200945. Derr, Coleen M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200946. Diaz, Shannon Loyce - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200947. Dickerson, Doris Jean - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200948. Dodge, Kimberly A - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200949. Dubose, Angela R - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200950. Duhart, Evelyn - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200951. Duran, Jesusita Jacqueline - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009Page 26

52. Ehlert, Cynthia L - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200953. Ensrud, Jackie E - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200954. Eudell, Alma C - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 5 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200955. Fair, Diana Read - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200956. Feliciano, Veneranda - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200957. Fernandez, Lucinda - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200958. Ferraris, Lynette Elizabeth - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200959. Ferraris, Lynette Elizabeth - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200960. Fields, Doris R - Heathrow Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5 - 100% TOHeathrow Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 75%, Position Start Date9/11/200961. Finch, Robert Michael - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200962. Firmani, Angela Rae - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200963. Flagler, Doris M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200964. Flores, Bertha L - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200965. Franco, Raul L - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200966. Frazier, Sylvia F - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200967. Freeney, Zebronda Lazabra - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200968. Freeney, Zebronda Lazabra - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200969. Frye, Joshua A - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200970. Frye, Joshua A - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200971. Gallegos, Ramona Etoyce - Oviedo High School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/7 TO LakeOrienta Elementary School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/7, Position Start Date 9/22/200972. Garcia, J Jesus N - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200973. Garcia, Priscilla - Partin Elementary School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188 TO PartinElementary School, Secretary 196alt, Position Start Date 9/10/200974. Geer, Charles Allison - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200975. Gleeson, Bernard Michael - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200976. Glover, Ebony Antionette - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200977. Goldmacher, David Marc - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009Page 27

78. Gonzalez, Lourdes - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200979. Gordon, Fomeka Michele - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200980. Graham Jr, Wilbert Loveed - Bentley Elementary School, Custodian 10 mo-196 alt - 50% TOBentley Elementary School, Custodian 10 mo-196 alt - 50% and Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 -27%, Position Start Date 8/24/200981. Granda, Carlos X - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200982. Guncay, Ivan Patricio - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200983. Haas, William Marshal - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200984. Haas, William Marshal - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200985. Hanifin, Linda Joy - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200986. Hanifin, Linda Joy - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200987. Harkness, Pearl M - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200988. Harris Jr, Alfred Lee - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200989. Harris, Sandra Dale - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200990. Harris, Sandra Dale - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200991. Hazelett, Lois H - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200992. Heim, Dawn D - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services, BusDriver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200993. Hernandez, Fe' Bernarda - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200994. Hines, Donita Lynn - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200995. Hoffman, Edward Joseph - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200996. Hoffman, Roseann - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200997. Holden, James B - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/200998. Holden, James B - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/200999. Hoyt, Patti - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO Transportation Services, BusMonitor 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009100. Hudnall, Vickie Lynn - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009101. Hunter, Diana Jackson - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009102. Jackson, Joyce Marie - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009103. Jackson, Joyce Marie - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009Page 28

104. Jackson, Navarene - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009105. Jackson, Navarene - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009106. Jaquez, Angel R - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009107. Johnson, Rosilyn Thomas - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009108. Jones, Angela Marie - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009109. Jones, Deborah D - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009110. Khalil, Mona Sabry Nashed - Red Bug Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 33%TO Layer Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 100%, Position Start Date10/03/2009111. Kilgore, Cynthia E - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009112. Kirt, Sylvia L - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009113. Kreinbring, Evelyn - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009114. Letts, Dorothy Mae - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009115. Lewis, James W - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009116. Long, Gloria Mason - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009117. Lopez, Bernardo H - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009118. Mack, Dorothy M - Pine Crest Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5 - 70% TOPine Crest Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 75%, Position Start Date9/15/2009119. Markusfeld, Betsy S - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009120. Mason, Sarah Lyn - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009121. Mason, Sharon Hines - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009122. Matsunaga, Roberta Maria Mocchi - Carillon Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee189/5 TO Tuskawilla Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5, Position Start Date8/20/2009123. McGill, Joanne - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009124. McKenzie, Jennifer - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009125. McKinney, Janice J - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009126. Mejia, Amaury Antoino - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009127. Messina, Gloria - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009128. Meyers, Debra Ann - Walker Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 50% TO WalkerElementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 80%, Position Start Date 9/10/2009129. Millan, Elizabeth - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Page 29

Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009130. Miller, Deborah Ann - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009131. Miller, Robert Lee - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009132. Mitchell, Tammy Lois - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009133. Montana, Ehteram Ardekani - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009134. Morris, Gerald Patrick - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 6 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009135. Nilan, Kathleen - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009136. Nyberg, Iris Yanet - Lake Howell High School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5 - 100% TOLake Howell High School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 75%, Position Start Date9/15/2009137. Oquendo, Ana M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009138. Owens, Andrea Lasonja - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009139. Pajon, Silvia N. - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009140. Parkinson, Nellie Rosalind - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009141. Perez, Lourdes Marie - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009142. Perez, Wilfredo - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009143. Prince, Carolyn Elaine - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009144. Queeley, La Chale S - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009145. Ragsdale, Gloria J - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009146. Redding, Marvis Wesley - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009147. Richards, Laura Elizabeth - South Seminole Middle School, Secretary 196alt TO SouthSeminole Middle School, FTE Clerk 11 Mo, Position Start Date 9/14/2009148. Rivas, Thelma S - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009149. Rivera, Michael Initan - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009150. Rivers Jr, Otha Lee - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009151. Rodriguez, Aldo M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009152. Rouse, Lillian Victoria - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009153. Royal, Joe C - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO Transportation Services, BusDriver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009154. Saavedra, Monica - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009155. Santiago, Jose Angel Galindo - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009Page 30

156. Senart, Patricia A - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009157. Shaffer, Larry Scott - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009158. Sheppard, Rosemary - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009159. Simmons, Elonda Darnell - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009160. Slater, Kathy L - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009161. Soto-Campis, Alma - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009162. Stevens, Thelma Delores - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009163. Strawter, Yolanda Wellon - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009164. Thompson, Edith - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009165. Timmel, Jack Martin - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009166. Tryon, Julie Blount - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009167. Ugrin, Hecilda E - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009168. Vega, Antonio - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services, BusDriver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009169. Velazquez, Maryliz Pabon - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009170. Walker, Carolyn H - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009171. Walker, Debra Y - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009172. Ward, Catherine Eileen - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009173. Ward, W Jay - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009174. Washington, Regina Lynnette - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009175. Watkins III, John - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009176. Watson, Deloris - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009177. Webb, Mari-Jo - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO Transportation Services, BusDriver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009178. Wiggins, Adrienne H - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009179. Williams, Frances M - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009180. Williams, Frances M - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 5 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009181. Williams, Joyce Ann - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009182. Williams, Latoya Nacole - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009183. Woods, John Leonard - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour TO TransportationPage 31

Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009184. Woods, Ondria Renee - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour TO TransportationServices, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009185. Wright, Rebecca - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/19/2009186. Zarate, Elena - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour TO Transportation Services,Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Position Start Date 9/05/2009EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS REQUESTS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE for 2009-101. Blanton Jr, James H - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Extend Sick Leave withpay, Leave Date 9/01/2009, Expected Return Date 9/19/20092. Carzola, Clara - Teague Middle School, Custodian 10 month, Extend Sick Leave without Pay,Leave Date 9/17/2009, Expected Return Date 10/29/20093. Close, Maryann - Rock Lake Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%, ExtendSick Leave with pay, Leave Date 8/25/2009, Expected Return Date 9/29/20094. Close, Maryann - Rock Lake Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%, ExtendSick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 9/30/2009, Expected Return Date 10/02/20095. Collazo, Tanya - Bentley Elementary School, Secretary 196alt, Extend Sick Leave with pay,Leave Date 9/01/2009, Expected Return Date 9/04/20096. Collazo, Tanya - Bentley Elementary School, Secretary 196alt, Family and Medical LeaveAct, Leave Date 9/05/2009, Expected Return Date 11/28/20097. Cordova, Juan M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Family and Medical LeaveAct, Leave Date 8/24/2009, Expected Return Date 11/13/20098. Crossman, Delma P - Jackson Heights Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%,Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 10/06/2009, Expected Return Date 11/09/20099. Crossman, Delma P - Jackson Heights Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%,Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 11/10/2009, Expected Return Date 12/02/200910. Delk, Teresa L - Eastbrook Elementary School, Secretary 258, Extend Sick Leave with pay,Leave Date 10/20/2009, Expected Return Date 11/07/200911. Escalera Jr., Jose Benjamin - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Military Leavewith pay, Leave Date 9/12/2009, Expected Return Date 10/06/200912. Escalera Jr, Jose Benjamin - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Military Leavewithout pay, Leave Date 10/07/2009, Expected Return Date 2/27/201013. Gonzalez, Andrea H - Chiles Middle School, Custodian 12 month, Extend Sick Leave with pay,Leave Date 9/09/2009, Expected Return Date 10/07/200914. Gonzalez, Andrea H - Chiles Middle School, Custodian 12 month, Family and Medical LeaveAct, Leave Date 10/08/2009, Expected Return Date 10/22/200915. Hernandez, Ana M - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Extend Sick Leave withpay, Leave Date 8/24/2009, Expected Return Date 9/08/200916. Hildreth, Richard Leroy - Lake Mary High School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, ExtendSick Leave with pay, Leave Date 8/21/2009, Expected Return Date 11/06/200917. Howard Jr, Roosevelt - Lyman High School, Custodian 10 month, (Temporary), Extend SickLeave without Pay, Leave Date 8/27/2009, Expected Return Date 10/03/200918. Jones, Karen Michelle - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Extend Sick Leave withpay, Leave Date 8/24/2009, Expected Return Date 8/25/200919. Jones, Karen Michelle - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Family and MedicalLeave Act, Leave Date 8/26/2009, Expected Return Date 11/14/200920. Krause, Lynn Reynolds - Sanford Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%,Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 8/25/2009, Expected Return Date 6/10/2010Page 32

21. Manley, Patricia S - Idyllwilde Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--196, Family andMedical Leave Act, Leave Date 8/29/2009, Expected Return Date 9/08/200922. Marti, Margarita - Bentley Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 75%,Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 9/16/2009, Expected Return Date 10/17/200923. Matsunaga, Roberta Maria Mocchi - Tuskawilla Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee189/5, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 9/18/2009, Expected Return Date 9/18/200924. Matsunaga, Roberta Maria Mocchi - Tuskawilla Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee189/5, Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 9/19/2009, Expected Return Date10/07/200925. Miller, Sabrina Moya - Spring Lake Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 50%,Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 9/03/2009, Expected Return Date 9/11/200926. Miller, Sabrina Moya - Spring Lake Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 50%,Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 9/12/2009, Expected Return Date 10/16/200927. Rodriguez, Yadira M Espada - Milwee Middle School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 75%,Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date 9/16/2009, Expected Return Date 10/03/200928. Roessler, Cynthia L - Indian Trails Middle School, Exceptional Student Support, AssistantESE Supplemented 188, Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 9/15/2009, Expected ReturnDate 9/22/200929. Roessler, Cynthia L - Indian Trails Middle School, Exceptional Student Support, AssistantESE Supplemented 188, Extend Sick Leave without Pay, Leave Date 9/23/2009, Expected ReturnDate 9/26/200930. Self, Vickie L - Hamilton Elementary School, FTE Clerk 12 Mo - 94%, Extend Sick Leave withpay, Leave Date 9/15/2009, Expected Return Date 9/21/200931. Self, Vickie L - Hamilton Elementary School, FTE Clerk 12 Mo - 94%, Extend Sick Leavewithout Pay, Leave Date 9/22/2009, Expected Return Date 10/31/200932. Sims, Fannie Mae - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 7 Hour, Extend Sick Leave withoutPay, Leave Date 8/24/2009, Expected Return Date 10/13/200933. Tolle, Annette A - Educational Support Center, ESOL, Executive Secretary 258, Family andMedical Leave Act, Leave Date 9/05/2009, Expected Return Date 10/03/200934. Young, Sharon A - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour, Extend Sick Leave with pay,Leave Date 8/29/2009, Expected Return Date 9/01/200935. Young, Sharon A - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour, Extend Sick Leave withoutPay, Leave Date 9/02/2009, Expected Return Date 10/01/2009EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS TERMINATIONS, RESIGNATIONS AND SUSPENSIONfor 2009-101. Bernard, Amy L - Lake Brantley High School, Custodian 11 month, Suspension without Pay,Reason: Repeated violation of work rules, insubordination, failure to perform assigned duties,AWOL, Effective Date 10/14/20092. Byrd, Linda Marie - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 11/21/20093. Byrd, Paul M - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 11/21/20094. Correa, Ana D - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Reason: Personal Reasons,Termination Effective Date 9/05/20095. Danley, Dany J - Layer Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 9/19/20096. Eudell, Alma C - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 5 Hour, Reason: Retired, TerminationEffective Date 1/02/20107. Farley, Leonora S - Heathrow Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 40%, Reason:Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 9/18/20098. Hatcher, David Garrett - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Reason: PersonalPage 33

Reasons, Termination Effective Date 9/05/20099. Hernandez, Richard Henry - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 7 Hour, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 9/22/200910. Key, Kalishia Hayes - Goldsboro Elementary School, Assistant Instrctn Elem-188 - 30%,Reason: Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 9/19/200911. Perales, Raul - Journeys Academy, School Security Officer 258, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 10/03/200912. Prado, Guillermo C - Bentley Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5 - 70%,Reason: Retired, Termination Effective Date 10/17/200913. Sesit, Michelle D - Winter Springs High School, Assistant ESE Supplemented 188, Reason:Personal Reasons, Termination Effective Date 9/19/200914. White Jr, William G - Lyman High School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/7, Reason: PersonalReasons, Termination Effective Date 10/01/200915. Wyche, Gilbert Samuel – Hopper Center, Paraprofessional SED 188, Reason: Resigned inLieu of Term, Termination Effective Date 9/29/200916. Young, Sharon A - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 8 Hour, Reason: Retired,Termination Effective Date 10/01/2009EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS PERSONNEL RETURNING TO DUTY FROM LEAVE OFABSENCE for 2009-101. Blanton Jr, James H - Transportation Services, Bus Driver 8 Hour, Return from Leave Date9/19/20092. Gibson, Alford E - Indian Trails Middle School, Custodian 12 month - 80%, Return fromLeave Date 9/24/20093. Hernandez, Ana M - Transportation Services, Bus Monitor 6 Hour, Return from Leave Date9/08/20094. Manley, Patricia S - Idyllwilde Elementary School, Paraprofessional--Elem--196, Returnfrom Leave Date 9/08/20095. Newton, June - Stenstrom Elementary School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/7, Return fromLeave Date 9/12/20096. Sanchez, Noemi - Keeth Elementary School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/5.5, Return fromLeave Date 9/08/2009EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS CORRECTIONS TO PRIOR BOARD ACTION for 2009-101. McClain, David Gary - Markham Woods Middle School, Food Service, FS Assistant 189/8 -75%, Personal Leave without Pay, Leave Date 8/20/2009, Expected Return Date FROM:9/12/2009 TO: 6/10/20102. Workman, Gyle Eddy - Lake Howell High School, Food Service, FS Employee 189/8 - 50%,Extend Sick Leave with pay, Leave Date 8/20/2009, Expected Return Date FROM:1/28/2010 TO: 2/02/2010Page 34

TEMPORARY DUTY OUT-OF-STATE LEAVE REQUEST FOR THE BOARD MEETING ON 10/13/2009FOR INFORMATION/TEMPORARY DUTY OUT–OF-STATE LEAVE REQUEST FOR 2009-101. Adams, Christine May – Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend theNational Scholastic Press Association Journalism Conference in Washington, D. C., LeaveDate 11/12/2009, Return from Leave Date 11/15/2009 (Funded by Yearbook Internal Account)2. Almeide, Artie N – Bear Lake Elementary School, Teacher, Other, Temporary Duty to attendthe National Orff Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Leave Date 11/11/2009, Return fromLeave Date 11/13/2009 (No Reimbursement Requested)3. Brassler, Sara M – Hagerty High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend the FloridaAssociation of Science Teachers in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Leave Date 11/11/2009, Return fromLeave Date 11/14/2009 (Funded by Cost Center)4. Johnson, Dale L – Hagerty High School, Teacher, Rotc, Temporary Duty to attend theJunior Reserve Officer’s Training Staff Orientation Conference in Hampton, Virginia, LeaveDate 10/05/2009, Return from Leave Date 10/09/2009 (Funded by U. S. Army)5. Mazzotta, Pamela M – Educational Support Center, Instruct Excellence & Equity, Coordinator,Choices, Temporary Duty to attend the Parental Options and Information Project DirectorsConference in Washington, D. C., Leave Date 10/25/2009, Return from Leave Date 10/28/2009(Funded by Magnet Schools Assistance Program Grant)6. Ortiz, Jose Efrian Vasquez – Hagerty High School, Teacher Rotc, Temporary Duty to attendJunior Reserve Officer’s Training Staff Orientation Conference in Hampton, Virginia, Leave10/25/2009, Return from Leave Date 10/30/2009 (Funded by U. S. Army)7. Traina, Robert Edward – Seminole High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend theNational College Athletic Association/National Association of Basketball Coaches Conferencein Indianapolis, Indiana, Leave Date 4/02/2010, Return from Leave Date 4/06/2010 (NoReimbursement Requested)8. Defiallo, MaryBeth – Lake Brantley High School, Teacher, Temporary Duty to attend theNational Scholastic Press Association Journalism Conference in Washington, D. C., LeaveDate 11/12/2009, Return from Leave Date 11/15/2009 (Funded by Newspaper Internal Account)Page 35

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: OUT OF FIELD REPORT UPDATE -SURVEY II: October 13, 2009 IV.E.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Out of Field Report-Survey II as presented.2. Background/Analysis:Florida Statutes, Section 1012.55 and 1012.56 and State Board Rule (FAC) 6A-1.0503 require Boardapproval of Out of Field teachers who meet the requirements as defined in FAC 6A-1.0503, QualifiedInstructional Personnel. Such approval would enable students taught by said teachers to be reportedat the full appropriate weighting, maximizing our funding capabilities.Because of the need to verify accuracy of the data the high school out of field will be presented in theaddendum for the October 13 th Board meeting.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no cost to the District. Optimum funding for students taught by board approved Out of Fieldteachers would be realized.4. Prepared by: Carolyn Hevey, Administrator 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09John Reichert, Exec. Director of Human Resourcesand Professional StandardsAttachment(s): Out of field report October, 2009Back-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 36

Seminole County Public SchoolsHuman ResourcesCertification DepartmentOct. 2009- Survey IIOut of Field ReportCostSchool Name Name Certification Area(s)Center #TeachingArea(s)0801 Bentley Elementary Sue Carson ESE Reading 1 1YearsOutof FieldClassPeriods0801 Bentley Elementary Margarita Flores ESOL Reading 1 20441 Carillon Elementary Christen Haaland Speech/Lang. Impaired, ESE, MG English Reading 1 10202 Casselberry Elementary Lani Lang Speech/Lang., Elem. Ed. Gifted 2 20111 Evans Elementary Jennifer Dean ESE Reading 1 10502 Forest City Elementary Suzanne Peters Elem. Ed. Gifted 1 33%0601 Lake Orienta Elementary Brenda Horner Elem. Ed., ESE,ESOL Gifted 1 40301 Midway Elementary Frances Jenkins-Lynn VE Reading 1 10681 Stenstrom Elementary Janet Wilhelm Elem. Ed. Gifted 1 50%0721 Chiles Middle School Terra Arroyo Chemistry Gifted,Phyisical Science 2 50721 Chiles Middle School Jennifer Capp Social Science Gifted 2 20721 Chiles Middle School Kelli McNair Social Science Reading 1 50721 Chiles Middle School Marcus Wong Social Science Math 1 50671 Greenwood Lakes Middle Laura Barnett Biology MG Science, Gifted 1 10671 Greenwood Lakes Middle Constance Fockler ESE Language Arts 1 10711 Indian Trails Middle Kimberly Hamilton MG Math Gifted 1 30291 Jackson Heights Middle Jackie Chism MGIC Graphic Design 1 30291 Jackson Heights Middle Cheryl Gardieff Ed. Media Lang. Arts, Reading 2 40731 Markham Woods Middle Crystal Kelly Speech Reading, Lang. Arts 1 60731 Markham Woods Middle David Pepper Math, Physics, MG Math Gifted 1 20182 Millennium Middle Robert Capko Business Ed., MGIC Reading 2 50182 Millennium Middle Marissa Elmer English Gifted 1 30182 Millennium Middle Rachele Fox ESE Reading 1 60182 Millennium Middle Summer McCorkle MG English Communication 1 10182 Millennium Middle Elizabeth Morris Elem. Ed., ESOL, Ed. Leadership Gifted 1 20182 Millennium Middle Christina Quinones Elem. Ed., MG Math Gifted 1 60182 Millennium Middle Anne Smith-Lorie ESE Reading 1 60182 Millennium Middle Catherine Turner Elem. Ed. Gifted 2 40101 Milwee Middle Diana Grainger English Gifted 1 3October 2009Oct.13, 2009Board MeetingPage 37

Seminole County Public SchoolsHuman ResourcesCertification DepartmentOct. 2009- Survey IIOut of Field ReportCostSchool Name Name Certification Area(s)Center #TeachingArea(s)YearsOutof FieldClassPeriods0101 Milwee Middle Niva Spada Math Gifted 1 20621 Rock Lake Middle Valerie Bungart Journalism Drama 1 30621 Rock Lake Middle Michael Friedman Social Science Reading 1 50621 Rock Lake Middle Joshua Fullwood English, MGIC Gifted 1 20621 Rock Lake Middle Gretchen McCall Elem. Ed.,MG Eng.,Social Science, ESOL Gifted 1 30151 Sanford Middle Jeffrey Hernandez Social Science Gifted, Lang. Arts 1 40151 Sanford Middle Keegan Lewis English Reading 1 20151 Sanford Middle Alisa Wendorph English Gifted 1 40201 South Seminole Middle Jessica Brantley Business Ed., MG Eng. Communications 1 10201 South Seminole Middle Alicia Carver English, Gifted Communications 1 10501 Teague Middle Mary Conner Elem. Ed., Reading End. Lang. Arts 1 20501 Teague Middle Cassie Oden Computer Science Reading, Lang. Arts 2 60541 Tuskawilla Middle Ellen Bacchus SLD, Reading Geography 1 30541 Tuskawilla Middle Jennifer Evans Biology Earth Space Science 1 30541 Tuskawilla Middle John Kinssec ESE, Ed. Leadership Math 1 10541 Tuskawilla Middle Rosiemar Vellon SLD Math 1 2October 2009Oct.13, 2009Board MeetingPage 38

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: 2009-2010 STAFFING PLAN GUIDELINES IV.F.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:Item NumberThat the School Board of Seminole County adopt the 2009-2010 Staffing Plan Guidelines aspresented.2. Background/Analysis:The 2009-2010 Staffing Plan Guidelines continue the methodology that was originally approved by theBoard in 2001. Modifications have been made to comply with the Class Size Reduction Amendment.Once approved, these guidelines will serve as the basis for future staffing allocations. Any proposedadjustments to the guidelines for the 2010-2011 school year will be brought forward to the Board forapproval during the budget planning process in the spring of 2010.3. Fiscal Impact:The 2009-2010 budget reflects any fiscal impact to the District associated with this action.4. Prepared by: Stephen Bouzianis 5. Board Meeting Date 10-13-09Director of HRStaffing, Personnel ServicesSystems and OperationsAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in yellow book: Staffing Plan GuidelinesPage 39

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: EMPLOYEE CALENDAR MODIFICATION – 2009-10 IV.G.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:Item NumberThat the School Board of Seminole County approve the modifications to the employee calendars toestablish a 4-day work week from Monday, June 14, 2010 – Thursday, August 5, 2010.2. Background/Analysis:The School Board implemented a four-day work week in 2007 as part of its energy conversationprogram. The average savings for each week since its implementation has been approximately$20,000 per week which includes electricity, fuel and refuse collections.KEY DATESJune 9 – Last Day of School (2009-10 School Year)June 11 – Last Day of Pre Planning (2009-10 School Year)July 5 – HolidayAugust 16 – School Starts (2010-11 School Year)3. Fiscal Impact:There is no negative financial impact related to this action.4. Prepared by: Stephen Bouzianis, Director 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09HR Staffing Personnel Services Systems & OperationsAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 40

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: INTERNAL ACCOUNTS AUDIT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2008-09 IV.H.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:Item NumberThat the School Board accept the School Internal Accounts Audit for the fiscal year ended June 30,2009 and that the Audit be ordered filed as part of the public record.2. Background/Analysis:State Board Rule 6A-1.087(2) requires the School Board to provide for an audit of the school internalaccounts on an annual basis. The Board contracted with the firm of Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, L.L.P.to audit the school internal accounts for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2009.The report includes a list of specific findings at each school.We are pleased to note that no material findings were noted in the audit.3. Fiscal Impact:None4. Prepared by: John Pavelchak 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Executive Director of Finance and BudgetingRashmikant Khatri, Director of BudgetingAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: 1. Financial Statements and SupplementalSchedule with Report of IndependentAuditors 2. Management Letter of SpecificSchool FindingsPage 41

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: AUTHORIZATION OF INVENTORY REMOVALS IV.I.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County authorize the inventory removals as listed.2. Background/Analysis:Each 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. Reduces property inventories in the amount of $167,626.73 depreciated value$3,569.783. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the district associated with this action.4. Prepared by: John G. Pavelchak 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Exec. 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 42

FOUNDBoard Meeting 10/13/2009Depreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / CommentsIS-ESC Primary 41083 Switch/Hewlett Packard/Procurv 6/1/2000 978.00 - Found at Geneva Elementary------------ ------------1 item Location Total 978.00 -1 item Grand Total 978.00 -============== ==============Page 43

RETIREDSeminole County Public SchoolsRetired Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Date 10/13/2009Depreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / CommentsHamilton Elementary 69654 Flatbed Equipment Cart 9/20/2005 1,034.94 330.61 Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------1 item Location Total 1,034.94 330.61Geneva Elementary 44997 Computer/Hewlett Packard/Vectr 3/12/2001 1,123.90 - Surplus - Public Sale45004 Computer/Hewlett Packard/Vectr 3/12/2001 1,123.90 - Surplus - Public Sale45167 Printer Laserjet/Hewlett Packa 2/12/2001 1,991.09 - Surplus - Public Sale48128 Computer/Dell/GX150 7/27/2001 810.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49183 Computer/Dell/GX150 9/25/2001 868.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49523 Computer/Dell/GX150 10/23/2001 868.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49524 Computer/Dell/GX150 10/23/2001 868.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49525 Computer/Dell/GX150 10/23/2001 868.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49557 Computer/Dell/GX150 10/9/2001 868.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49571 Computer/Dell/GX150 10/9/2001 868.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49576 Computer/Dell/GX150 10/9/2001 868.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49577 Computer/Dell/GX150 10/9/2001 868.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49584 Computer/Dell/GX150 10/9/2001 868.00 - Surplus - Public Sale51840 Computer/Dell/GX150 3/27/2002 783.00 - Surplus - Public Sale52495 Laptop/Dell/Latitude 7/18/2002 1,860.00 - Surplus - Public Sale53134 Computer/Dell/Gx240 7/8/2002 1,465.00 - Surplus - Public Sale56167 Computer/Dell/GX260D 3/18/2003 845.00 - Surplus - Public Sale57196 Computer/Dell/GX260D 6/12/2003 785.00 - Surplus - Public Sale117854 Cabinet/Debcor 3/28/1988 919.00 - Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------19 items Location Total 19,517.89 -John Evans Elementary 42448 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42449 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42454 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42462 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42464 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42496 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42499 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42500 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42501 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42502 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42503 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42507 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42513 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42515 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42519 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42538 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42539 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42540 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public SalePage 1 of 5Page 44

RETIREDSeminole County Public SchoolsRetired Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Date 10/13/2009Depreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / Comments42547 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42551 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42553 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42559 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42561 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42566 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42571 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42572 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42575 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42580 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42584 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale42588 Computer/Dell/GX110 9/6/2000 1,021.00 - Surplus - Public Sale43295 Ice Machine/Hoshizaki/KM-500MA 10/22/2003 2,280.56 - Surplus - Public Sale43591 Computer/Dell/GX110 8/24/2000 985.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49155 Computer/Dell/GX150 9/19/2001 846.00 - Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------33 items Location Total 34,741.56 -Layer Elementary 63123 Television/Zenith/32 inch 9/16/2004 797.00 121.76 Obsolete-Too Costly to Upgrade------------ ------------1 item Location Total 797.00 121.76Lawton Elementary 47434 Computer/Dell/GX150 7/25/2001 810.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48063 Computer/Dell/GX150 7/17/2001 868.00 - Surplus - Public Sale50913 Laptop/Apple/Ibook 1/23/2002 1,722.00 - Surplus - Public Sale64572 Computer/Dell/GX280 11/29/2004 976.00 176.22 Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------4 items Location Total 4,376.00 176.22Crooms Academy 51713 Projector -LCD/Epson/1700 4/10/2002 2,399.00 - Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------1 item Location Total 2,399.00 -Goldsboro Elementary 32445 Monitor/Gateway/Destination 3/18/1999 1,404.00 - Surplus - Public Sale34641 Scanner/Opscan 12/5/1997 5,936.71 - Surplus - Public Sale51055 Laptop/IBM/THINKPAD COMBO 4/5/2002 2,171.00 - Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------3 items Location Total 9,511.71 -Oviedo High 79639 Laptop/Dell/D830 8/19/2007 1,583.00 1,011.36 Stolen -Police Report Attached------------ ------------1 item Location Total 1,583.00 1,011.36Lyman High 16180 Camera Id System/Tem 12/9/1994 955.00 - Surplus - Public SalePage 2 of 5Page 45

RETIREDSeminole County Public SchoolsRetired Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Date 10/13/2009Depreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / Comments------------ ------------1 item Location Total 955.00 -Teague Middle 47967 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48850 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48851 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48852 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48853 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48854 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48859 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48862 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48864 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Obsolete-Too Costly to Upgrade48866 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48867 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale48869 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49076 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49077 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49080 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49082 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale49084 Computer/Dell/GX150 8/8/2001 904.00 - Surplus - Public Sale50668 Computer/Dell/GX150 1/28/2002 782.00 - Surplus - Public Sale51405 Computer/Dell/GX150 2/15/2002 783.00 - Surplus - Public Sale51406 Computer/Dell/GX150 2/15/2002 783.00 - Surplus - Public Sale51407 Computer/Dell/GX150 2/15/2002 783.00 - Surplus - Public Sale51412 Computer/Dell/GX150 2/15/2002 783.00 - Surplus - Public Sale51413 Computer/Dell/GX150 2/15/2002 783.00 - Surplus - Public Sale51417 Computer/Dell/GX150 2/15/2002 783.00 - Surplus - Public Sale51418 Computer/Dell/GX150 2/15/2002 783.00 - Obsolete-Too Costly to Upgrade53416 Laptop/Dell/Latitude 7/31/2002 1,598.00 - Surplus - Public Sale53429 Laptop/Dell/Latitude 7/31/2002 1,598.00 - Surplus - Public Sale58027 Injection Molder/Synergistics 11/22/1997 885.00 - Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------28 items Location Total 25,712.00 -Red Bug Elementary 17157 LCD Panel/Infocus 4/28/1995 2,499.00 - Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------1 item Location Total 2,499.00 -Lake Howell High 123140 Steamer/Cleveland 6/25/1992 6,830.00 - Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------1 item Location Total 6,830.00 -Sterling Park Elementary 55267 Computer/Dell/GX260D 4/28/2003 845.00 - Surplus - Public Sale57246 Computer/Dell/GX260D 6/12/2003 785.00 - Surplus - Public SalePage 3 of 5Page 46

RETIREDSeminole County Public SchoolsRetired Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Date 10/13/2009Depreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / Comments70148 Monitors/Zenith/H32G48S 1/26/2006 814.00 305.25 Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------3 items Location Total 2,444.00 305.25Instruction Exceptional Ed. 59482 Computer/Dell/Gx270T 4/16/2004 1,180.00 98.33 Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------1 item Location Total 1,180.00 98.33IS-Tech Park Annex Primary 48702 Switch/Hewlett Packard/Procurv 7/11/2001 788.61 - Exchanged by Manufacturer------------ ------------1 item Location Total 788.61 -IS-TechPark Annex Transitional 44840 Switch/Hewlett Packard/2524 2/15/2001 788.61 - Exchanged by Manufacturer44842 Switch/Hewlett Packard/2524 2/15/2001 788.61 - Exchanged by Manufacturer------------ ------------2 items Location Total 1,577.22 -Surplus Property fromLyman High 7818 Folding Machine/Martin Yale 2/21/1992 1,895.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 31748 Monitor/Gateway/Destination 3/18/1999 1,404.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 31890 Laminator/GBC/Ultima 65 9/21/1998 1,195.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 31996 Switcher/Cisco/Catalyst 2900 10/13/1999 1,887.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 31997 Switcher/Cisco/Catalyst 2900 10/13/1999 1,887.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 31999 Switcher/Cisco/Catalyst 2900 10/13/1999 1,887.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 32133 Switcher/Cisco/Catalyst 2900 10/13/1999 1,887.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 32139 Switcher/Cisco/Catalyst 2900 10/13/1999 1,887.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 32442 Monitor/Gateway/Destination 3/18/1999 1,404.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 32447 Monitor/Gateway/Destination 3/18/1999 1,404.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 33227 Router/Cisco/2924 6/15/1999 2,517.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 33469 Computer/Dell/GX1 2/10/1999 1,430.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 34308 Mixer/Digital Video/Videonics 4/26/1999 1,495.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 38541 Computer/Dell/GX1 1/25/2000 1,616.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 46424 Laptop/Dell/Inspiron 5/9/2001 3,177.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 51056 Laptop/IBM/Thinkpad 4/5/2002 2,171.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 51058 Laptop/IBM/THINKPAD COMBO 4/5/2002 2,171.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 51059 Laptop/IBM/THINKPAD COMBO 4/5/2002 2,171.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 52638 Printer Laser/Hewlett Packard 3/12/2002 1,972.76 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 52639 Printer Laser/Hewlett Packard 3/12/2002 1,972.76 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 52640 Printer Laser/Hewlett Packard 3/12/2002 1,972.76 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 52641 Printer Laser/Hewlett Packard 3/12/2002 1,972.76 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 52643 Printer Laser/Hewlett Packard 3/12/2002 1,972.76 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 53670 Laptop/Dell/D600 7/8/2003 1,708.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 53722 Laptop/Dell/D600 7/8/2003 1,708.00 - Surplus - Public SaleGoldsboro Elementary 56177 Computer/Dell/GX260D 3/18/2003 845.00 - Surplus - Public SalePage 4 of 5Page 47

RETIREDSeminole County Public SchoolsRetired Assets for Board Reporting - FINALBoard Date 10/13/2009Depreciation RemovalLocation Asset ID Description/Manufacturer/Model Acquired Cost Value Reason / CommentsSterling Park Elementary 70147 Monitors/Zenith/H32G48S 1/26/2006 814.00 305.25 Surplus - Public SaleSterling Park Elementary 70149 Monitors/Zenith/H32G48S 1/26/2006 814.00 305.25 Surplus - Public SaleSterling Park Elementary 70157 Monitors/Zenith/H32G48S 1/26/2006 814.00 305.25 Surplus - Public SaleSterling Park Elementary 70159 Monitors/Zenith/H32G48S 1/26/2006 814.00 305.25 Surplus - Public SaleSterling Park Elementary 70162 Monitors/Zenith/H32G48S 1/26/2006 814.00 305.25 Surplus - Public Sale------------ ------------31 items Location Total 51,679.80 1,526.25132 items Grand Total 167,626.73 3,569.78============== ==============Page 5 of 5Page 48

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: BUDGET AMENDMENTS 01 THROUGH 11 IV.J.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve Budget Amendment Numbers 01 through11 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 01 through 11, 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 10/13/09Exec. Director of Finance and BudgetingRashmikant Khatri, Director of BudgetingAttachment(s): Budget Amendment SummaryBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: ResolutionsPage 49

The School Board of Seminole County1. Appropriate New Revenue As Follows:General Fund Amendment 01 Revenue Source: United States Navy ROTC (Rev 3191) $ 1,262.38Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for ROTC Navy at LakeMary High School Proj. 4108 Revenue Source: Florida Department of Education (Rev 3363) $ 3,484.80Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for 2008-09 Dale Hickam ExcellentTeacher Mentoring Bonus Proj. 3511 Revenue Source: Donations for Environmental Studies $ 9,028.87Center (Rev 3440)Use of Funds:Appropriate funds to meet Program Needs forEnvironmental Studies Center Proj. 4608 Revenue Source: Facility Rental Fees - Bentley Elem. (Rev 3490) $ 5,000.00Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for school program needsProj. 4681 Revenue Source: Advertisement for Inside Track (Rev 3490) $ 1,525.00Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for Promotions/PublicRelations Proj. 4138 Revenue Source: Seminole County Board of Commissioners $ 1,955.88(Rev 3490)Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for After School Driver'sEducation program Proj. 4879Special Revenue Amendment 03 Revenue Source: Volunteer Florida Foundation (Rev 3390) $ 2,500.00Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for Teen TrendsettersReading Mentor Program at selectedschools Proj. 3030 Revenue Source: Florida Sports Foundation (Rev 3440) $ 17,000.00Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for Junior Golf GrantProgram Proj. 4061Special Revenue Amendment 06 Revenue Source: Florida Department of Education (Rev 3226) $ (214,195.71)Use of Funds:Close Title II, Part A-Teacher & PrincipalTraining Proj. 2951 (Roll Forward Funds) Revenue Source: Florida Department of Education (Rev 3227) $ (40,957.86)Use of Funds:Close Safe & Drug Free Schools EntitlementProj. 2936 (Roll Forward Funds) Revenue Source: Florida Department of Education (Rev 3230)Use of Funds: Close IDEA, Part B, Entitlement Proj. 2921 $ (2,712,672.19)(Roll Forward Funds )Close IDEA, Part B, Entitlement Proj. 2922 $ (312,633.43)(Roll Forward Funds)Close IDEA, Part B, Entitlement Proj. 2926 $ (7,972.78)(Roll Forward Funds )Close IDEA, Part B, Preschool Entitlement $ (53,949.27)Proj. 2923 (Roll Forward Funds)Page 50

The School Board of Seminole County Revenue Source: Florida Department of Education (Rev 3240)Use of Funds: Close Title I, Part A Basic Proj. 2910 $ (207,102.54)(Roll Forward Funds)Close Title I, Part A Basic Proj. 2913 $ (135,914.91)(Roll Forward Funds)Close Title I, Part A Basic Proj. 2915 $ (168,604.88)(Roll Forward Funds)Close Title I, Part A Basic Proj. 2950 $ (1,101,288.45)(Roll Forward Funds)Close Title I Part A NCLB Public School $ (651,813.97)Choice Options Proj. 2914General Fund Amendment 07 Revenue Source: Medicaid Administrative Claiming System $ 387,623.00(Rev 3202)Use of Funds:To meet program needs for the ESE/MidSoftware Application Proj. 8530 Revenue Source: Department of Education (Rev 3361) $ (628,376.00)Use of Funds:Adjust beginning budget to reflect funds actuallyreceived from DOE School Recognition (A+Dollars) Proj. 3009 Revenue Source: Department of Education Office of Facilities $ 269,110.00(Rev 3397)Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for Charter SchoolCapital Outlay Allocations Proj. 3001 Revenue Source: Middle School Sports Program Fees (Rev 3490) $ 74,976.00Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for Middle School SportsProgram Proj. 3871 Revenue Source: Facility Rental Fees - Lawton Chiles Middle $ 1,170.00(Rev 3490)Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for school program needsProj. 4681 Revenue Source: Advertisement for Inside Track (Rev 3490) $ 1,550.00Use of Funds:Appropriate funds for Promotions/PublicRelations Proj. 4138Capital Outlay Fund Amendment 08 Revenue Source: Progress Energy Rebate (Rev 3490) $ 2,025.00Use of Funds:Appropriate Energy Rebate funds to EnergyRebate Proj. 8020Debt Service Amendment 11 Revenue Source: Fund 214 - 2003 COPS (Rev 3620) $ 26,845.32Use of Funds:Transfer 2003A COPS Excess Funds Held inTrust to Fund 213 - 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:Page 51

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: BID OR REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL RECOMMENDATIONS IV.K.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: Pest Control & Fertilization Services for Athletic Fields,Est. 193,500.#09100011B2. RFP Award: Online Payment Processing Services, #09100009P N/A3. Bid Award: Mobile Bench Cafeteria Tables, #09100020B Est. 21,144.4. ITN Extension / Renewal: Telecommunications Services, #102978 Est. 608,200.5. Bid Extension / Renewal: Temporary Storage Trailer Rentals,Est. 24,000.#1030346. RFP Extension / Renewal: Financial Advisory Services, #103039 Est. 20,000.7. Bid Extension / Renewal: High School Diplomas, # 103032 Est. 23,000.3. Fiscal Impact:The estimated total of the bids awarded is $ 889,844. Finance Department will determine that fundsare available before a purchase order is issued.4. Prepared by: John Pavelchak 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Exec. Director of Finance & BudgetingBarry G. Boyer, C.P.M.Director, Purchasing and Distribution Services DepartmentAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Executive Summaries/Tabulations*Materials for signature: NonePage 52

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: AUTHORIZATION TO PURCHASE IV.L.Item Number6. 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. Instructional Reading Materials (95 Percent Group) 34,338.*2. License Agreement (Addendum): Phonics Lesson Library (95 Percent NAGroup)3. Engineering Services for Endeavor School (Matern Professional 72,250.Engineering, Inc.)*4. License Agreement (Addendum): Classroom Assessments & 20,251.Administration (Thinkgate)3. Fiscal Impact:The total of purchase orders presented is $126,839. The Finance Department has determined thatfunds are available to cover the amount to be encumbered.4. Prepared by: John Pavelchak 5. Board Meeting Date: 10/13/09Exec. 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: Agreement (2)Page 53

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: CCNA LAND SURVEYING CONTINUING SERVICES: IV.M.CONTRACTSItem Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve and authorize the execution of contracts fordistrict wide land surveying continuing services with BJM Associates, Inc.; Geodata Consultants, Inc.;Holt Surveying, Inc.; and Southeastern Surveying and Mapping, Inc.2. Background/Analysis:On August 11, 2009, the board approved the firms of BJM Associates, Inc.; Geodata Consultants, Inc.;Holt Surveying, Inc.; and Southeastern Surveying and Mapping Inc. to provide continuing services tothe district for land surveying. The board also authorized permission for the Facilities PlanningDepartment to negotiate contracts with the firms. Continuing service contract agreements, all with thesame language and provisions, have been successfully negotiated with all of the firms.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District associated with this action.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac, 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent of OperationsScott Stegall, Director of Capital OutlayAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: 3 of each (4) Owner/Contractor AgreementsPage 54

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: ENDEAVOR SCHOOL: PHASE III CONSTRUCTION IV.N.DOCUMENTS & PERMISSION TO BIDItem Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the Phase III construction documents forEndeavor School, and grant permission to bid the project.2. Background/Analysis:In the district’s Ten Year Capital Improvement Plan, a replacement facility for the Rosenwald Schoolwas slated for architectural/engineering design services in FY08/09, with a construction budget of$8M. The proposed project involves the development of a 64,000 square foot campus for up to 244student stations at the Chase site. The program for the replacement facility (renamed “EndeavorSchool”) includes the following features:• General Classrooms (22)• Applied Technology Labs (2)• Computer Lab• PE Lab & Pavilion• Music Lab• Art Lab• Therapy Center• Media Center• Cafeteria• Activity Center• Administration & Guidance SuitesSchenkel Shultz Architects have completed the plans for the project. At this time the FacilitiesPlanning Department requests board approval of the documents and permission to bid the project.The contractor’s bid will be presented to the board for approval at the December 2009 meeting. Workis scheduled to commence in January of 2010, with an occupancy date of January 2011.3. Fiscal Impact: There is no fiscal impact to the district at this time.4. Prepared by: George A. Kosmac, 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent of OperationsChris Boothe, Project ManagerAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Advertisement for Bids (Phase IIIconstruction documents available in Facilities Planning for review)Materials for signature: NonePage 55

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: BEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MODULAR: IV.O.SITEWORK PROJECT: CHANGE ORDER NO. 1Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve Change Order No. 1 in the net deductive amount of ($31,052)for the Bear Lake Elementary School Modular Relocatables project.2. Background/Analysis:Change Order No. 1 in the net deductive amount of ($31,052) modifies the board’s contract with Pro-Spec Inc. toaddress the direct purchase costs the district has incurred and the associated sales tax savings of those directpurchases, and return to the District the unused portions of the GMP. The revised contract amount of $129,174 isdecreased to $98,122.The Change Order breakdown of costs has been reviewed by the Facilities Planning staff and is recommended forapproval.Contract SummaryOriginal Contract Amount: $ 129,174.00 Direct Purchases Change Items Sales Tax SavingsChange Order No. 1: $ (31,051.00) $ (25,574.00) $ (4,200.00) $ (1,277.00)$ - $ - $ - $-Revised Contract Amount: $ 98,123.00 $ (25,574.00) $ (4,200.00) $ (1,277.00)Tax Savings SummaryTax Savings To Date: $1,277.00Amount Previously Credited: $-Total Project Tax Savings: $1,277.00Project Cost SummaryRevised Contract Amount: $ 98,123.00Total Direct Purchase Cost: (+) $ 25,574.00Total Project Cost To Date: $ 123,697.00 % Changes: -3.25%Previous District Total Tax Savings : $ 7,308,764.31Tax Savings This Change: $1,277.00District Total Tax Savings To Date (After Change Order): $ 7,310,041.313. Fiscal Impact: This action represents a credit to the District.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent OperationsJay A Taylor, Supervisor of ConstructionAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Change Order No. 1Materials for signature: Change Order No. 1 (5 originals for signature)Page 56

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: JOURNEYS ACADEMY RELOCATION PROJECT: IV.P.CHANGE ORDER NO. 2Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve Change Order No. 2 in the net additive amount of$43,589.80 for the Journeys Academy Relocation Project.2. Background/Analysis:Change Order No. 2 in the net additive amount of $43,589.80 modifies the board’s contract with BE&Kbuilding Group to reconcile the Owner direct purchase account by returning to the ConstructionManager the unused portions of the purchase orders. The revised contract amount of $2,164,847.27is increased to $2,208,437.07.The Change Order breakdown of costs has been reviewed by the Architect and the Facilities Planningstaff and is recommended for approval.Contract SummaryOriginal Contract Amount: $ 2,619,301.00 Direct Purchases Change Items Sales Tax SavingsChange Order No. 1: $ (454,453.73) $ (432,684.86)$ (21,768.87)Change Order No. 1: $ 43,589.80 $ 41,567.81$ 2,021.99Revised Contract Amount: $ 2,208,437.07 $ (391,117.05) $ - $ (19,746.88)Tax Savings SummaryTax Savings To Date: $ 19,746.88Amount Previously Credited: $ - (Amount Credited in GMP Proposal)Total Project Tax Savings: $ 19,746.88Project Cost SummaryRevised Contract Amount: $ 2,208,437.07Total Direct Purchas e Cos t: (+) $ 391,117.05Total Project Cost To Date: $ 2,599,554.12 % Changes: 0.00%Previous District Total Tax Savings : $ 7,310,041.31Tax Savings This Change: $(2,021.99)District Total Tax Savings To Date (After Change Order): $ 7,308,019.323. Fiscal Impact: The net fiscal impact of this action is $43,589.80 and is within the project budget.Funding Source: 367/7400/4683/9009/89904. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent OperationsJay A Taylor, Supervisor of ConstructionAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Change Order No. 2Materials for signature: Change Order No. 2 (5 originals for signature)Page 57

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: RINEHART ANNEX HVAC RENOVATIONS PROJECT: IV.Q.CHANGE ORDER NO. 1Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve Change Order No. 1 in the net deductive amount of($67,714.76) for the Rinehart Annex HVAC renovations project.2. Background/Analysis:Change Order No. 1 in the net deductive amount of ($67,714.76) modifies the board’s contract with StrategicFacilities Development, Inc. to address the direct purchase costs the district has incurred and the associated salestax savings of those direct purchases, return to the District the unused portion of the project contingency, and acredit for the deleted work. The revised contract amount of $488,831.00 is decreased to $421,116.24.The Change Order breakdown of costs has been reviewed by the Consultant and the Facilities Planning staff andis recommended for approval.Contract SummaryOriginal Contract Amount: $ 488,831.00 Direct Purchases Change Items Sales Tax SavingsChange Order No. 1: $ (67,714.76) $ (58,370.00) $ (6,493.00) $ (2,851.76)Change Order No. 2: $ - $ -$-Change Order No. 3: $ - $ - $ - $-Revised Contract Amount: $ 421,116.24 $ (58,370.00) $ (6,493.00) $ (2,851.76)Tax Savings SummaryTax Savings To Date: $2,851.76Amount Previously Credited: $ - (Amount Credited in GMP Proposal)Total Project Tax Savings: $2,851.76Project Cost SummaryRevised Contract Amount: $ 421,116.24Total Direct Purchase Cost: (+) $ 58,370.00Total Project Cost To Date: $ 479,486.24 % Changes: -1.33%Previous District Total Tax Savings : $ 7,308,019.32Tax Savings This Change: $2,851.76District Total Tax Savings To Date (After Change Order): $ 7,310,871.083. Fiscal Impact: This action represents a credit to the district.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent OperationsJay A Taylor, Supervisor of ConstructionAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Change Order No. 1Materials for signature: Change Order No. 1 (5 originals for signature)Page 58

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MODULAR SITEWORK IV.R.PROJECT: CHANGE ORDER NO. 1Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve Change Order No. 1 in the net deductive amount of ($27,746)for the Wilson Elementary School Modular Relocatables project.2. Background/Analysis:Change Order No. 1 in the net deductive amount of ($27,746) modifies the board’s contract with Pro-Spec Inc. toaddress the direct purchase costs the district has incurred and the associated sales tax savings of those directpurchases, and return to the District the unused portions of the GMP. The revised contract amount of $102,632 isdecreased to $74,886.The Change Order breakdown of costs has been reviewed by the Facilities Planning staff and is recommended forapproval.Contract SummaryOriginal Contract Amount: $ 102,632.00 Direct Purchases Change Items Sales Tax SavingsChange Order No. 1: $ (27,746.00) $ (20,566.00) $ (6,143.00) $ (1,037.00)$ - $ - $ - $-Revised Contract Amount: $ 74,886.00 $ (20,566.00) $ (6,143.00) $ (1,037.00)Tax Savings SummaryTax Savings To Date: $1,037.00Amount Previously Credited: $-Total Project Tax Savings: $1,037.00Project Cost SummaryRevised Contract Amount: $ 74,886.00Total Direct Purchase Cost: (+) $ 20,566.00Total Project Cost To Date: $ 95,452.00 % Changes: -5.99%Previous District Total Tax Savings : $ 7,310,871.08Tax Savings This Change: $1,037.00District Total Tax Savings To Date (After Change Order): $ 7,311,908.083. Fiscal Impact: This action represents a credit to the District.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent OperationsJay A Taylor, Supervisor of ConstructionAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Change Order No. 1Materials for signature: Change Order No. 1 (5 originals for signature)Page 59

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: BEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY MODULAR SITEWORK PROJECT: IV.S.FINAL ACCEPTANCE & & RELEASE OF RETAINAGEItem Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the final acceptance and release of retainage onthe Bear Lake Elementary Modular Sitework project.2. Background/Analysis:The contractor, Pro-Spec, Inc. completed all construction and related work to reach final completionon the project. The contractor has requested payment for the completed work including contractwithheld retainage in the amount of $ 9,812.The building code inspector has inspected the project. There was no bonding required for thisproject.3. Fiscal Impact: This amount of $9,812 was previously encumbered as part of the constructioncontract and is due per the contract.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent of OperationsJay Taylor, Supervisor of ConstructionAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Pay ApplicationMaterials for signature: NonePage 60

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL PHASE 3 ADDITION & RENOVATION IV.T.PROJECT: FINAL ACCEPTANCE & RELEASE OF RETAINAGE Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the final acceptance and release of retainage onthe Oviedo High School Phase 3 Addition & Renovation project.2. Background/Analysis:The contractor, BEK Building Group has completed all construction and related work to reach finalcompletion on the project. The contractor has requested payment for the completed work includingcontract withheld retainage in the amount of $1,031,294.52.The architect and building code inspector have inspected the project. The Surety Company hasconsented to final release as requested.3. Fiscal Impact: This amount of $1,031,294.52 was previously encumbered as part of the constructioncontract and is due per the contract.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent of OperationsJay Taylor, Supervisor of ConstructionAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Pay Application & Final Consent fromSurety CompanyMaterials for signature: NonePage 61

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: RINEHART ANNEX HVAC PROJECT: FINAL ACCEPTANCE & IV.U.& RELEASE OF RETAINAGEItem Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the final acceptance and release of retainage onthe Rinehart Annex HVAC project.2. Background/Analysis:The contractor, Strategic Facilities Development, Inc has completed all construction and related workto reach final completion on the project. The contractor has requested payment for the completedwork including contract withheld retainage in the amount of $42,111.62.The engineer and building code inspector have inspected the project. The Surety Company hasconsented to final release as requested.3. Fiscal Impact: This amount of $42,111.62 was previously encumbered as part of the constructioncontract and is due per the contract.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent of OperationsJay Taylor, Supervisor of ConstructionAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Pay Application & Final Consent fromSurety CompanyMaterials for signature: NonePage 62

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: TEAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL LAB SPLIT PROJECT: IV.V.FINAL ACCEPTANCE & RELEASE OF RETAINAGEItem Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the final acceptance and release of retainage onthe Teague Middle School Lab Split project.2. Background/Analysis:The contractor, Pro-Spec, Inc. completed all construction and related work to reach final completionon the project. The contractor has requested payment for the completed work including contractwithheld retainage in the amount of $41,058.The building code inspector has inspected the project. There was no bonding required for thisproject.3. Fiscal Impact: This amount of $41,058 was previously encumbered as part of the constructioncontract and is due per the contract.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent of OperationsJay Taylor, Supervisor of ConstructionAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Pay ApplicationMaterials for signature: NonePage 63

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: WILSON ELEMENTARY MODULAR SITEWORK PROJECT: IV.W.FINAL ACCEPTANCE & & RELEASE OF RETAINAGEItem Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the final acceptance and release of retainage onthe Wilson Elementary Modular Sitework project.2. Background/Analysis:The contractor, Pro-Spec, Inc. completed all construction and related work to reach final completionon the project. The contractor has requested payment for the completed work including contractwithheld retainage in the amount of $7,489.The building code inspector has inspected the project. There was no bonding required for thisproject.3. Fiscal Impact: This amount of $7,489 was previously encumbered as part of the constructioncontract and is due per the contract.4. Prepared by: George Kosmac 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Deputy Superintendent of OperationsJay Taylor, Supervisor of ConstructionAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: Pay ApplicationMaterials for signature: NonePage 64

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: SUMMER SCHOOL 2010 SCHEDULE IV.X.1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County adopt the Summer School 2010 Schedule.Item Number2. Background/Analysis:Summer school is held annually at elementary and high schools for students needing remediation andaccelerated credits. Listed below please find the schedule for summer school 2010. Summer schoolwill operate on a four-day work schedule. No classes will be held on Fridays and Monday, July 5(Holiday).ELEMENTARY & HOPPERJUNE 14-JULY 8, 2010STUDENT HOURSTEACHER HOURSRising 3 rd , 4 th and 5 th graders 8 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. 7:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.Hopper 8 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. 7:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.ROSENWALDDATES STUDENT HOURS TEACHER HOURSSession 1 June 14-July 1, 2010 7:20 a.m. – 12:50 p.m. 7:05 a.m. – 1:05 p.m.Session 2 July 6-22, 2010 7:20 a.m. – 1:18 p.m. 7:05 a.m. – 1:35 p.m.HIGH SCHOOLDATES STUDENT HOURS TEACHER HOURSSession 1 June 14-July 1, 2010 7:20 a.m. – 12:50 p.m. 7:10 a.m. – 1:18 p.m.Session 2 July 6-22, 2010 7:20 a.m. – 1:18 p.m. 7:10 a.m. – 1:40 p.m.High School Summer Graduation will take place at Lake Brantley High School on Thursday, July 29,2010, at 2 p.m..NOTE: Program schedule and/or student hours could change due to legislation or other factors.3. Fiscal Impact:There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.4. Prepared by: Walt Griffin 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Exec. Director of Secondary EducationBeverly Perrault & Geraldine WrightExec. Directors of Elementary EducationBritt SmithExec. Director of Exceptional Student ServicesAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 65

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: FIELD TRIP REQUEST IV.Y.Item Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve student attendance for the field trip listed below.2. Background/Analysis:Ms. Mary Williams, Principal of Lake Brantley High School, recommends that seven yearbook andnewspaper staff members be allowed to attend a National Scholastic Press Association journalismconference in Washington, DC, November 12-15, 2009. Students will depart on November 12, 2009,and return on November 15, 2009.Mr. Robert Lundquist, Principal of Oviedo High School, recommends that 100 members of the OviedoHigh School band and guard be allowed to experience Broadway musicals and the Philharmonic inNew York, New York, April 7-10, 2010. Students will depart on April 7, 2010, and return on April 10,2010.Mr. Sam Momary, Principal of Hagerty High School, recommends that 12 Hagerty High School debateteam members be allowed to attend the Harvard Invitational in Boston, Massachusetts, February 13-15, 2010. Students will depart on February 11, 2010, and return on February 16, 2010.3. Fiscal Impact: There is no fiscal impact to the District at this time.4. Prepared by: Walt Griffin 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Exec. Director of Secondary EducationAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NoneMaterials for signature: NonePage 66

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYACTION ITEM: SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER/DEPUTY/D.A.R.E. IV.Z.AGREEMENTSItem Number1. Superintendent’s Recommendation:That the School Board of Seminole County approve the SRO/SRD/DARE agreements with theSeminole County Sheriff’s Office, City of Altamonte Springs, City of Casselberry, City of Longwood,City of Oviedo, City of Sanford and City of Winter Springs.2. Background/Analysis:Approval of these agreements will provide services at locations listed on the attached document. Thenumber of officers/deputies provided under the agreements is listed below by agency.Seminole County Sheriff’s OfficeAltamonte Springs Police DepartmentCasselberry Police DepartmentLongwood Police DepartmentOviedo Police DepartmentSanford Police DepartmentWinter Springs Police Department12 Deputies*2 Officers1 Officers1 Officers4 Officers7 Officers2 OfficersIn addition to the above, the Sheriff’s Office provides one new School Resource Deputy at JourneysAcademy that will be funded through the Department of Justice/Byrne Grant.Also, Longwood provides one officer at Longwood Elementary School at no cost.3. Fiscal Impact:The fiscal impact of the agreements is $980,128.50, that represents a .93% increase from 2008-09.4. Prepared by: Walt Griffin 5. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Exec. Director of Secondary EducationBob DeVecchioSchool Security CoordinatorAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: 2009-2010 SRO/SRD/DARE OfficersListing* & AgreementsMaterials for signature: AgreementsPage 67

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: DISABILITY MENTORING DAY X.B.Item NumberSeminole County Public Schools (SCPS) will be participating in a national initiative of the AmericanAssociation of People with Disabilities (AAPD) which is organized in Florida by The Able Trust and theDivision of Vocational Rehabilitation. On October 21, 2009, SCPS will officially commemorate DisabilityMentoring Day (DMD) by providing career development opportunities for students with disabilities fromLake Brantley HS, Lyman HS, and Lake Mary HS. These students will spend part of the day visiting anemployer’s workplace for job shadowing experiences, hands-on career exploration, and mentoring.Specific site locations within Seminole County are currently being finalized with the following businesspartners: Publix, CVS, and Clear Channel. SCPS Transition Services personnel are excited tocollaborate and work with neighboring school districts and businesses this year for DMD and our hope isto expand career development opportunities each year for our students with disabilities.2. Prepared by: Britt Smith 3. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Executive Director of Exceptional Student Support ServicesAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 68

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: ELEMENTARY HIGHLIGHTS X.C.Item NumberCarillon Elementary SchoolSix teams from Carillon Elementary entered the Internet Science and Technology Fair (ISTF) contest inthe spring of 2009. The Internet Science and Technology Fair (ISTF) is the 21st century science fair thatchallenges students to use information technology tools to discover and explore the future of science andengineering; provides teachers with a means to integrate the Internet and research methods into theircurricula; and offers scientists and engineers working within corporations, federal/state agencies andacademic research centers an opportunity to invest their time on-line as technical advisors who become"digital mentors."The students researched local community-based problems that could be solved with one of the sevenNational Critical Technologies and identified an appropriate sub-area and the technical application fortheir invention that could possibly help provide a solution for these problems. They contacted mentorswho are either scientists or engineers working in these areas. Many of the mentors that assisted in thisproject were parents or acquaintances of Carillon students. Then, they researched how othercommunities have attempted to solve these same types of problems. Finally, they created WebPages topublish their findings. For more information go to: http://istf.ucf.edu or to see all of the Carillon 2008-09ISTF entries, go to http://www.carillon2.scps.k12.fl.us/Of the 200 entries from around the world and from the elementary, middle, and high school level, two ofthe fourth grade teams made it into the final round of judging.As Carillon is also a South East Consortium for Mathematics and Engineering (SECME) school, thestudents’ ISTF websites were also entered into the SECME-ISTF contest. Carillon’s two 5 th grade teams(now in 6 th grade) took 7 th and 13 th place. Carillon’s four fourth grade teams (now in 5 th grade) took 5 th ,3 rd , 2 nd , and 1 st place. Here are the Carillon teams that made the top five places of the SECMEelementary, middle, and high school levels:2008-09 SECME/ISTF National Competition1 st Place Winner: Forest Fire Extinguisher1. Zachary Self2. Meredith Housh3. Zachary Weishampel4. Troy Shen5. Pranav Sharma6. Logyn Mercuri2008-09 SECME/ISTF National Competition2 nd Place Winner: Solar Station Ra-Car1. Andrew Corrado2. Christopher Hagglund3. Trystan Jackson4. Jake Margerum2008-09 SECME/ISTF National Competition3 rd Place Winner: Automatic Seatbelt Clicker1. Jason Donnelly2. Brittney RowlandPage 69

3. Haley MacDonell4. Maya Paliaro5. Elizabeth Jeannie Williams2008-09 SECME/ISTF National Competition5 th Place Winner: Home Automatic Recycling System1. Catherine Dickerson2. Kayla Sims3. Brittany PorthouseMrs. Wall-Townsend is the teacher sponsor for the Carillon ISTF teams and the schools’ SECMECoordinator. Congratulations to all the Carillon students who worked so hard on researching and helpingto create solutions to community problems.Geneva Elementary SchoolGeneva Elementary Assistant Principal, Michelle Baker, hosted a Dividend Orientation Breakfast onSeptember 4 th . More than fifty interested parents, grandparents, and community members enjoyed acontinental breakfast and learned about the rewards of becoming a Dividend volunteer.On September 22 nd , the campus of Geneva Elementary School was abuzz with activity during CurriculumNight. PTA offered a spaghetti dinner from Giovanni’s and led the evening with a general meeting.Parents then had the opportunity to meet with teachers to become informed of their child’s daily scheduleand academic curriculum. Parents were also impressed with the quality of students’ work on display,including classroom science projects, creative writing lessons, and math presentations. Teachers,parents, and students contributed to this successful evening!Kindergarten students had a wonderful walking field trip to Seminole County Fire Station 42 to meet thelocal firefighters last week. Firefighters took time from their busy day to share facts about Geneva’scommunity helpers and heroes.The SCPS Foundation Grants for Great Ideas Program has been an inspiration to Mustang facultymembers. Just look at the grants teachers have received this year:Ivy Myers, Gifted TeacherDebbie Stephens, Kindergarten TeacherDeb Weber, Fifth Grade TeacherAnn Marie SchramskiWe Do Jr. Lego!What’s the Big Idea?Developing Levels of Complexity: The Next GenerationWild About LearningWe are grateful to the Foundation and proud of these fine teachers for their award winning projects.Heathrow Elementary SchoolFirst grade joined kindergarten in hosting Curriculum Night prior to the first day of school. Both teamsthought this worked well as parents had the opportunity to address questions before students beganschool. All Curriculum Nights were held by the sixth day of school.Room parents have been selected and the first Dividend coffee held. Next week the first Newcomers’coffee will take place.Three new parent and two new teacher representatives were elected to serve on the School AdvisoryBoard. All five of these new members attended the district training on September 16 th .Page 70

Highlands ElementaryThe 2009-2010 school year could not have gotten off to a smoother start. The Highlands’ faculty and staffworked hard to maintain high expectations for displaying school rules and procedures. Parents andvolunteers were a sensational support during the first few weeks of school.Drawings were held on August 31 st and September 14 th for winners in the Let’s Read Seminole summerprogram. Highlands nominated 2 primary and 2 intermediate students to represent the school in theSeptember drawing for a chance to win one of 12 grand prizes. The nominees were: Jaina Hawkins, fifthgrade; Va’nae Chiles, fifth grade; Alyssa Seabury, second grade; and Julie Murphy, second grade. Of thefour finalists, Alyssa Seabury was selected to receive a grand prize at the School Board Meeting onTuesday, October 13 th . We are especially proud of these students for reading and recording book logsover the summer and early fall. What a good job by all four of these great readers!!!Idyllwilde ElementaryOnce again we are celebrating the news that we are an “A” school. Our students, teachers, staff, andparents are very proud of this accomplishment! Our theme for the year is “Everyone is an Essential Pieceof the Puzzle.” This includes students, parents, staff, and community. It takes everyone working togetherto reach our goals.It has been a very busy start of the school year at Idyllwilde Elementary. First was the kick-off to the newyear with “Meet the Teacher” on August 21 st and on August 24 th we welcomed 913 students.On September 8 th , we treated all our wonderful Dividends to coffee and pastries. Assistant Principal, Ms.DeCandido, spoke about the various volunteer opportunities available at the school. At the School BoardMeeting on September 8 th , Idyllwilde was presented with the Five Star School Award.Our first “I See You” store opened for kindergarten through fifth grade students on Friday, September11 th . This is part of the school-wide discipline initiative. Students can earn “I See You” awards for positiveactions and then “buy” items from the school store which will open every other Friday.Open House for kindergarten through second grades was held on September 22 nd and for third throughfifth grades on September 24 th . Parents learned more about their child’s daily schedule and academicexpectations.Lake Mary ElementaryMrs. Stefanie Ayres, a fifth grade math and science teacher, was recognized as the 2009 PRISMOutstanding Elementary Science Teacher on September 24, 2009. Promoting Regional Improvement inScience & Math, or PRISM, is a 10-year effort focused on the critical areas of math and scienceachievement. The goal is to make our schools the best in the country in math and science education. ThePRISM Project is a community effort, with businesses, local governments, community organizations andeducational institutions across Central Florida working together to help the region’s schools boost mathand science performance. Mrs. Ayres serves on the District Math and Science Leadership Team. Sheconducted a Science Research Project (GEMS) last year and led a science-focused, summer teachertraining. Her desire is to develop a love of science in students that goes beyond the classroom. ThePRISM award was presented at a banquet at Sea World.September 29 th was Student Council Election Day at Lake Mary Elementary. Fourth and fifth graderscampaigned for the week leading up to elections. Candidates created and displayed campaign postersand gave speeches to persuade voters in second through fifth grades. Many candidates suggestedservice projects around the school or in the community as goals for the student body. All sixteen studentswho ran for office grew in composure and communication skills. Fourth graders Lili Dragosavac andDaniel Price were elected Secretary and Treasurer. Fifth grader Trinity Shepphard was elected VicePresident and fifth grader Brandon Bradley won the office of President.Page 71

Kindergarten, first, and second graders enjoyed a Michelee Puppet performance on October 1 st . Theprogram, A Good Day for Pancake, focused on recognizing the signs of bullying and bully prevention.Students enjoyed the program and were engaged with the important ideas presented.Second grade students were excited to visit the Central Florida Zoo October 5 th and 6 th . The zoo field tripcomplemented what the students were learning about the processes of life. Students observeddifferences in the amount of space, food, and water a variety of animals needed. They also identifiedmany of the adaptations animals rely on to survive in specific habitats and were excited to see liveanimals in their environments.October 6 th was a busy, parent-focused evening. Principal Deborah Wright invited parents to join her forthe year’s first Principal Chat. The time allowed parents to ask questions in a more casual setting and isan important part of continued efforts to maintain open communication between parents and school. PTAheld their first evening meeting the same night. Parents met the PTA board, became informed about PTAgoals, and signed up to participate in school activities.Sabal Point ElementaryThe 2009-2010 school year is off to a terrific start at Sabal Point! On August 18 th , PTA provided adelicious breakfast to the staff, catered by business partner, Harmoni Market. On August 19 th , PTAtreated the staff to a very special welcome back breakfast at MiMi’s Café. On August 20 th , businesspartner, Harmoni Market, treated teachers to a “Back to School” event. August 21 st was “Meet theTeacher Night” which was extremely well attended. On August 24 th , parents of kindergarten studentsattended a special event. Many parents were new to the school and some parents are former Sabal Pointstudents.Open houses were held on September 1 st and September 3 rd which included all grade levels, ESE, andspecial areas. Both evenings were well attended and ran smoothly.On September 4 th , after reading the story of the Gingerbread Man, kindergarten students eagerly went ona mission hunting for him in the building. This activity helped them learn their way around the school.After reading and singing Mother Goose stories and rhymes, kindergarten classes had a Mother Gooseparade on September 21 st . Students dressed as their favorite character and shared that character withthe school. Parents were invited to view this very special event.September 21 st -25 th was the Book Fair. PTA volunteers and Media Specialist, Cindy Brown, helped tomake this fabulous event a success. Many books went home with young readers, thanks to their efforts.2. Prepared by: Geraldine D. Wright, Ed.DBeverly F. PerraultExecutive Directors of Elementary Education3. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Attachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 72

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: HIGHLIGHTS - MIDDLE SCHOOL X.D.Item NumberGREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLThe Prism Project recently recognized Ms. Priscilla Harris of Greenwood Lakes Middle School, along withthirty-five other honorees at the PRISM Teacher Awards Banquet in September. PRISM is a private/publicnon-profit partnership, Promoting Regional Improvement in Science and Math. This partnership servesten school districts across Central Florida. The mission is to recognize, support, and foster outstandingteaching and learning of science and math. Ms. Harris provides continuous feedback for her departmentregarding the instructional strategies used in the classroom as well as the instructional plans beingimplemented. She also spends countless hours working on committees for the district, designing theassessments and instructional plans that are used by all of our middle schools. Our school continues torise to the challenge and our math department has created a true professional learning community thanksto the dedication and leadership of Ms. Harris. She is truly considered an MVP by all members of theGreenwood Lakes Middle School faculty and staff.Students in Ms. Pat Duda’s seventh grade language arts classes were given the opportunity to participatein the world-wide celebration of International Peace Day on September 21, 2009. "Pinwheels for Peace"was a project that was started by two art teachers, Ms. Ann Ayers and Ms. Ellen McMillan, from CoconutCreek, Florida. It has been estimated that about two million “Pinwheels for Peace” were shared in over1,350 locations throughout the world on International Peace Day! Each student who chose to participatewas allowed to celebrate "whirled" peace by creating “Pinwheels for Peace”. Also, students discussedissues such as how to solve conflicts peacefully and came to consensus on their own the definition oftolerance, unity, peace, war, cooperation, harmony, and other relevant terms. They then analyzed andsummarized their feelings about these topics after they presented their personal pinwheels to theirclassmates. For the students, the “Pinwheels for Peace” project wasn’t just about the absence of war!Students described a peaceful person as someone who was cooperative and respectful of other’sfeelings, beliefs, and ideas. It was the hope of the students that this research could be developed andshared in a meaningful way with others. Ms. Duda’s students were invited to extend their ideas andfindings as they shared their pinwheels with other classmates, tuned into the nightly news, andresearched the website, “Pinwheels for Peace”.Recently GLMS physical education teacher, Ms. Kelly Willmeng, sponsored a canned food drive for “FightAgainst Hunger”. September was Hunger Action Month and their corporation teamed up with FeedingAmerica which is a tour that visits 30 cities in 30 days to help families in need of food. The CheesecakeFactory sponsored this tour, so for every two cans donated, you received a free piece of cheesecake.Over 110 GLMS students participated, bringing in over 250 cans! The students involved certainlyenjoyed their cheesecake while providing this most worthwhile contribution.INDIAN TRAILS SCHOOLIndian Trails Middle School has received the school grade of “A” on the Florida’s School AccountabilityReport for the eighth consecutive year.Also for the eighth consecutive year, our school has been named a FIVE STAR School. The school hasalso received the Florida Golden School Award and the Florida Silver School Award for eight yearsrunning.Seven ITMS eighth grade students were selected to participate in the 2009 Seminole County HonorsChorus. They performed at Seminole Community College on September 24 th .Page 73

Thirty-six of our students received Certificates of Excellence and were recognized as Rising SunshineState Scholars for their outstanding achievement on the mathematics and science portions of the 2009Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test.LAWTON CHILES MIDDLE SCHOOLIt is with great pleasure that I report to you that Lawton Chiles Middle School had a great opening day anda great first month of school! We are so proud of our Panthers!Curriculum always comes first at Chiles and we are aggressively assessing and analyzing the data fromthe district provided Performance Matters database.All teachers are now engaged in their C.O.L. (Community of Learners) and curriculum leaders along withadministration, are reading Professional Learning Communities at Work for discussions of best practicesfor enhancing student achievement.We are addressing our students that are struggling in their classes and have them enrolled in our PantherP.R.I.D.E. program. The students are meeting weekly, by grade level, in their homeroom with theirsupport teacher to review and check their progress.We are addressing the critical success factors of attaining AYP (Adequate Yearly Progress) and targetingthose students that have regressed on the FCAT this past year.We experienced a successful Open House that informed parents of our school-wide instructional focus -engaging kids and eliminating passive learning! Kagan structures continue to be the delivery of instructionto meet that end.Our annual Math Night was a great success as well, as Lawton Chiles Middle School gave parents aninsight into inquiry math.We are also involving our parents in our commitment to stop bullying. We are initiating Rachel’sChallenge, a program to address bullying in schools by learning from the previous Columbine incident. Anight devoted to the program will take place in October to educate parents about the effort.This is going to be an exiting year at LCMS!2. Prepared by: Ron Pinnell, Ed.D. 3. Board Meeting Date 10/13/09Exec. Director of Secondary EducationAttachment(s): NoneBack-up not in agenda book: NonePage 74

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTYINFORMATION ITEM: HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS X.E.Item NumberLYMAN HIGH SCHOOLCongratulation to senior Becky Kimball for winning the 2009-2010 National Office Secondary seat forSkillsUSA this past June.Congratulations to sophomore Jesse Fields who finished 3 rd among 250 cadets from Tampa andSeminole County schools that attended the Lake Wales Leadership course.Congratulations to junior Kaitlyn Hendricks whose essay was published in the October 2009 issue ofRacer Magazine in the “Getting Cultured” section.We congratulate our outstanding National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalists: Becky Kimball, ChelseaAppleget and Aimee Van Varick.OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOLIn July we received news from the College Board on our Advanced Placement scores. We administered988 tests to our students and 689 tests were scored at a level 3, 4, or 5. This incredible 70% pass rate farexceeds the national average, and places Oviedo High School as the # 1 High School in SeminoleCounty for Advanced Placement scores. Once again our students and faculty have achieved academicexcellence!We have established ourselves as the # 1 high school in Seminole County by earning the most points onthe 2009 FCAT test. The 582 points accumulated on the FCAT test placed us in the top 5% of highschools in the state of Florida.The 2008-2009 Lion’s Tale Newspaper has been awarded an All-American rating by the NationalScholastic Press Association. Editors were graduate Stacy Sterling, and Miranda Ghali. The judgecommented on the professionalism of the staff and exceptional layout.We proudly announce the 2009-2010 Oviedo High School National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists:Amanda Eifert, Morgan Gill, Melissa Jones, Eugene Katsevich, Paige Lenssen, Victoria Persampiere,Jonathan Thomas and Michael Yanckello. Congratulations to these outstanding students, as theyrepresent the top 1% of high school students in the nation!Oviedo High School graduate Rachael Todd, was named Miss Florida! She will go on to represent thestate of Florida in the Miss America Pageant.2. Prepared by: Walt Griffin 3. Board Meeting Date 10-13-09Exec. Director of Secondary EducationAttachment(s): None Back-up not in agenda book: NonePage 75