SPECIAL MEETING, THE SCHOOL
BOARD OF BREVARD COUNTY
May 24, 2005
The School Board of Brevard County, Florida met in special
session on Tuesday, May 24, 2005, at 5:30 p.m., at the Educational Services
Facility, 2700 Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Viera, Florida. Notice of the meeting was advertised in The
Eagle newspaper Thursday, May 19, 2005, and the affidavit of publication with a
copy of the ad attached is filed in supplemental minute book #206, page 206-497.
Chairman
Larry Hughes called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members Present:
Larry Hughes, Robert Jordan, Janice Kershaw, Amy Kneessy, Bea Fowler
The Invocation was led by Rachel Priester, 8th
grade, Hoover Middle School, and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Kyle
Grosjean, an 8th grade student at Hoover Middle School.
A-5(1). District-Wide Beverage
Contract
Authorize the Superintendent
to reject all proposals received as a result of the District-wide beverage
Request for Proposal (“RFP”). This
agenda item was included as an EMERGENCY item due to late receipt of bidding
information.
A motion was made
by Robert Jordan, with a second by Bea Fowler, to accept the
recommendation. In response to
questions by the board, Mike Degutis, Assistant Superintendent for Financial
Services, explained that only two bidders responded to the RFP, and both
proposals were less than they expected.
Due to this, staff made the decision to terminate the RFP and negotiate
with the current vendor. He also
explained the contract clause concerning the signing bonus. There being no further discussion, the
motion carried unanimously.
Dr.
DiPatri explained that the additional Item E-13, Alternative Certification
Program Revision 2005, would not be added to the agenda as staff just received
information from DOE that the BCC/EPI proposal was approved. A motion was made by Janice Kershaw and
seconded by Robert Jordan to approve the recommendations for the revisions to
the agenda. The motion carried
unanimously and was so ordered.
The
following changes were then made to the agenda:
A-5-1. District-wide Beverage Contract
E-14. Change in NRT Score for Purposes of Good
Cause Exemption
H-19. Property/Casualty
Insurance Policy Renewals
H-20. Construction
Cost Analysis Services for Seven Year Facilities Plan
H-21. Individuals
with Disabilities Act (IDEA) Entitlement Grant for 2005-2006
Revisions:
E-1. Student Expulsion(s)
E-6. Instructional Staff Recommendations (Supplement)
E-7. Support Staff Recommendations (Supplement)
F-20. Structured Cabling Infrastructure Upgrade
Projects for Six Schools
H-8. 2003-2006 Technology Plan Updates
(Attachment)
C-1. Excellence in Visual Arts Award Program
Walt Christy, Director of Secondary Programs, presented a brief slide
presentation and explained this program to the board and audience. He reviewed the criteria, timeline and
awards for the schools and teachers. Peggy Nolan, Arts Resource
Teacher, read the resolution. A motion
was made by Janice Kershaw, with a second by Robert Jordan, to approve the
resolution. A copy of the presentation
and the resolution is filed in supplemental minute book #206, pages 206-498 to 206-514, inc.
C-2. Lagoon
Quest
Brenda Blackburn, Associate Superintendent for
Curriculum Services, introduced Chris DeLorey, Education Director with Brevard
Zoo; Linda Ridgely, Social Studies Resource Teacher; and Ed Short, Science
Resource Teacher, who described the proposed initiative for the Lagoon Quest
Science Education Project for 4th graders to begin in the 2005-2006
school year. This program will be a
partnership with Brevard Zoo and will involve science, social studies, math and
writing. Staff responded to inquiries
from the Board. A copy of the slide
presentation is in
supplemental minute book #206, pages 206-515 to 206-521, inc.
The Chair reminded the
public that there is three minutes per speaker set aside for discussion. The following persons addressed the Board:
Dr .DiPatri reminded the board that Item E-13 was
not added to the supplemental agenda. Janice
Kershaw requested, in the form of a motion, that Items E-11 and E-12 be pulled
and that Item H-15 be moved from the Information agenda to Item E-15 under the
Consent without prior Information agenda.
The motion was seconded by Bea Fowler.
The motion to approve Items E-1 through E-10, Item E-14 and Item E-15. Motion carried unanimously.
The below listed items were therefore approved.
E-1. Student Expulsion(s)
Approve student expulsion(s)
2005-131, 2005-132, 2005-133, 2005-134, 2005-135, 2005-136, 2005-137, 2005-138,
2005-139, 2005-140, 2005-141, 2005-142, 2005-143, 2005-144, 2005-145, 2005-146
and 2005-147 for failure to comply with the Stipulation/Conduct Agreement and
issue Final Orders confirming expulsion in each case presented.
E-2. Warrant List – April 1,
2005 Through April 30, 2005
Approve the Warrant List for
the period of April 1, 2005 through April 30, 2005. Total expenditures were $16,699,082.65, as filed in supplemental minute book #206, pages 206-522 to 206-523, inc.
E-3. Quarterly Investment
Report
Approve the Third Quarter
Investment Summary for FY 2005, provided by Public Financial Management,
Inc. Included in the information is a
summary of the Brevard County School Board’s investment performance for the past
three months of the fiscal year (January 1, 2005 – March 31, 2005) as compared
to benchmark earnings of the SBA pool and Merrill Lynch treasury indices, as filed in supplemental minute book #206, pages 206-524 to 206-548, inc.
E-4. Purchasing Bids & Agreement
Award the Purchasing Bids listed below:
a.
05-035/JO
– Telephone Systems Maintenance & Installation – Educational Technology –
2004/05
b.
06-003/BP
– Cafeteria Paper Products – Office of Food & Nutritional Services –
2004/05
Re-Award the
Purchasing Bids listed below:
b.
03-030/JO
– Degreasing and Inspection of the Kitchen Hood Systems – Maintenance –
2002/03, 2003/04, 2004/05
Re-Award the RFP listed below:
c.
03002/JO
– Asbestos and Lead Based Paint Abatement Services – Environmental Health &
Safety – 2002/03, 2003/04, 2004/05
Award the Sales and Service Agreements listed below:
d.
Kinderstreet
– Adult Education – 2004/05
e.
Different
Ways of Knowing – Cambridge Elementary School – 2004/05
f.
Different
Ways of Knowing – McNair Magnet Middle School – 2004/05
Copies of the bid tabulations are filed in the
Purchasing office. Copies of the sales
and services agreements are filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-549 to 206-567, inc.
E-5. Surplus
Property
Authorize the removal from inventory and disposal of surplus property
according to prescribed procedures in Florida Statutes 274.05 and 274.06, as filed in supplemental minute book #206, pages 206-568 to 206-571, inc.
Approve the reclassification/transfer of Mark W. Mullins from the
position of Assistant Principal (12 month) at Palm Bay High School to the
position of Principal at Clearlake Middle School, on annual contract, effective
July 1, 2005. Annual salary based on
grade 27 of the Nonbargaining Salary Administration Program. Resume attached.
The reclassification/transfer of
Andrew L. Johnson, Jr. from the position of Assistant Principal (12 month) at
McNair Middle School to the position of Principal at Stone Middle School, on
annual contract, effective June 1, 2005.
Annual salary based on grade 27 of the Nonbargaining Salary
Administration Program. Resume
attached.
The reclassification of Charles R.
Cassell from the position of Dean/Assistant Principal (10 month) at Edgewood
Junior/Senior High School to the position of Assistant Principal (12 month.) at
Edgewood Junior/Senior High School, on annual contract, effective July 1,
2005. Annual salary based on grade 24
of the Nonbargaining Salary Administration Program. Resume attached.
The reclassification/transfer of
Margaret J. Brugman from the position of Teacher at Melbourne High School to
the position of Assistant Principal (12 month) at Space Coast Junior/Senior
High School, on annual contract, effective July 1, 2005. Annual salary based on grade 24 of the Nonbargaining
Salary Administration Program. Resume
attached.
The reclassification/transfer of
Kelli R. Mastroianni from the position of Teacher at Manatee Elementary School
to the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Coquina Elementary School,
on annual contract, effective August 1, 2005.
Annual salary based on grade 22 of the Nonbargaining Salary
Administration Program. Resume
attached.
The reclassification/transfer of
Nancy E. Leas from the position of Teacher at Columbia Elementary School to the
position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Croton Elementary School, on
annual contract, effective August 1, 2005.
Annual salary based on grade 22 of the Nonbargaining Salary
Administration Program. Resume
attached.
The reclassification/transfer of
Sherry A. Schneider from the position of Teacher at Jefferson Middle School to
the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Imperial Estates Elementary
School, on annual contract, effective August 1, 2005. Annual salary based on grade 22 of the Nonbargaining Salary
Administration Program. Resume
attached.
The reclassification of Lori A.
Migliore from the position of Teacher at Palm Bay Elementary School to the
position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Palm Bay Elementary School, on
annual contract, effective August 1, 2005.
Annual salary based on grade 22 of the Nonbargaining Salary
Administration Program. Resume
attached.
The reclassification/transfer of
Tanya C. Knowles from the position of Teacher at Port Malabar Elementary School
to the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Turner Elementary School,
on annual contract, effective August 1, 2005.
Annual salary based on grade 22 of the Nonbargaining Salary
Administration Program. Resume
attached.
The reclassification/transfer of
Pamela J. Blount from the position of Teacher at Turner Elementary School to
the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at University Park Elementary
School, on annual contract, effective August 1, 2005. Annual salary based on grade 22 of the Nonbargaining Salary
Administration Program. Resume
attached.
The reclassification/transfer of
Cindy D. Whalin from the position of Teacher at Stevenson Elementary School to
the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Westside Elementary School, on
annual contract, effective August 1, 2005.
Annual salary based on grade 22 of the Nonbargaining Salary
Administration Program. Resume
attached.
Approve
the routine instructional staff recommendations, as filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-572 to 206-595, inc.
Approve the routine support
staff recommendations, as filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-596 to 206-603, inc.
E-8. Job Description and
Position
Approve the attached job
description for a Human Resources Assistant.
Also approve the replacement of a vacant Employment Specialist-Leave
position with this new job description and move the funding for a separate,
currently-filled Employment Specialist-Leave position from the Operating Fund
to the Health Care Trust Funds, as filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-604 to 206-607, inc.
E-9. Administrative and
Professional Reappointment Nominations for 2005-2006 School Year
Approve the Superintendent’s
administrative and professional reappointment nominations for the 2005-2006
school year, as filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-608 to 206-615, inc.
E-10. Alternative Certification Program (ACP) – 2005-2010
Approve the Brevard County
Alternative Certification Program (ACP) revision for submission to the
Department of Education (DOE), as filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-616 to 206-721, inc.
E-14. Change in NRT Score for
Purposes of Good Cause Exemption
Approve the Superintendent’s
recommendation to change the Norm Referenced Test score needed for purpose of a
“good cause exemption” from the 51st to the 45th national
percentile on the FCAT NRT or the Stanford Achievement Test (10th
ed.) Board action would replace
existing language in the 2005 Student Progression Plan.
E15. Palm
Bay High School Technology Student Association Trip to Chicago, Illinois
Approve the Palm Bay High School Technology Student
Association (TSA) trip to Chicago, Illinois, during the period of June 27,
2005, through July 3, 2005, to compete in the 27th Annual National
TSA Conference and Competition. There
will be no cost to the district.
E-11. Smaller Learning
Communities Program Grant
Approve the writing and
submission of a Smaller Learning Communities grant for 10 of our largest high
schools in the amount of $8,625,000.00 total for the five year grant
period. This grant is due in Washington
D.C. on June 7, 2005.
Janice Kershaw requested information on this grant. Dr. DiPatri responded that it was to develop
academics (school within a school).
Brenda Blackburn, Associate Superintendent for Curriculum Services
explained that staff was in a fact gathering mode by visiting high schools to
see what programs are in place and what can be expanded. There being no further discussion, a motion
was made by Janice Kershaw with a second by Robert Jordan to approve the
recommendation. Motion carried
unanimously.
E-12. Land Acquisition for
Proposed New Elementary School “S”
Authorize the School Board Attorney,
with the assistance of the Assistant Superintendent of Facilities Services, to
finalize a purchase agreement for a 25.1 acre site with Waterstone Holdings,
LLC at a cost of $882,000 for the construction of a proposed new Elementary
School “S” in the City of Palm Bay.
Authorize the Assistant Superintendent of Facilities Services to proceed
with all required due diligence and appraisal tasks associated with this
property acquisition at a cost not-to-exceed $25,000.
Janice Kershaw asked if an appraisal had been conducted
yet. Ed Curry, Assistant Superintendent
for Facilities Management Services, stated that two appraisals had been
initiated and should be complete within three weeks. In response to a question by Bea Fowler, he stated that the site
is located on Grant and Babcock.
A motion was made by Janice Kershaw with a second by
Robert Jordan to accept the recommendation.
Amy Kneessy questioned the timeline for opening of this
school. Mr. Curry responded that if
plans go as scheduled, the school would be ready for August 2006. She
requested the Board be informed of any changes to the construction schedule on
a timely basis. Bea Fowler questioned
the number of homes being planned for the area and the plans for another school
if needed. Mr. Curry stated that
another school is in the 7-year plan.
Dr. DiPatri also pointed out that the Palm Bay Charter School was being
built. Bea Fowler requested information
on building permits issued for the Palm Bay area around the site for Elementary
School “S”. There being no further
discussion, the vote was called and the motion carried unanimously.
Dr.
DiPatri thanked Mr. Yonts for suggesting that Item H-15 on the Palm Bay High
field trip be moved to the consent agenda.
He also took this opportunity to recognize the
reclassifications/transfers approved under Item E-6.
Janice
Kershaw requested Item F-6 be pulled. A
motion was made by Robert Jordan with a second by Janice Kershaw to accept the
recommendations for Items F-1 through F-5 and F-7 through F-20. Motion carried unanimously. The below listed
items were therefore approved.
F-1. Establish
School Board Meeting Dates for June and July 2005
Approve the establishment of Tuesday, June 14, 2005
and Tuesday, July 26, 2005 as the regular School Board meeting dates for the
summer of 2005. The meetings will
convene at 5:30 p.m.
F-2. Adult
Education Part-time Teacher Salary Increase
Approve the recommendation to increase the hourly rate for the Adult Education
Part-Time Teachers. This item was
previously discussed as an information item at the Board meeting of February
22, 2005 and at the consent meeting of March 8, 2005.
F-3. Educator Preparation Institutes
Approve the partnership
agreement for the Educator Preparation Institute between the School Board of
Brevard County and Brevard Community College, as filed
in supplemental minute book #206, pages 206-722 to 206-749, inc.
F-4. Nonbargaining
Salary Adjustment
Recommend an increase in the salary base for the
position of Assistant Superintendent, Finance Services, effective May 25, 2005.
F-5. Appointment
of Dori A. Bisbey to the Position of Staff Development Specialist, 10-Month
Contract
Appoint Dori A. Bisbey, effective August 1, 2005, to
the vacant position of Staff Development Specialist, 10-month contract, Pay
Grade 20 on the non-bargaining salary schedule, to provide leadership
development training for administrative and non-instructional leadership
personnel. Her primary focus will be on
three Strategic Plan Objectives: to
implement a problem-solving/decision-making model, to implement a training
program on the organizational values and code of ethics, and to implement a
leadership development program for non-instructional personnel.
F-7. Interagency
Agreement with Eckerd Youth Alternatives
Authorize the Superintendent to enter into an agreement with Eckerd
Alternatives to provide the Hi-Five program at Cambridge, Endeavour, Riverview
and Sherwood Elementary Schools, as filed in supplemental minute book #206, pages 206-750
to 206-752, inc.
F-8. Amendment
to Explorer Charter School’s Charter
Extend the existing five-year renewal contract for
Explorer Elementary and Middle Charter School to fifteen years in accordance
with Florida State Statutes.
F-9. School
Board of Brevard County and Crosswinds Youth Shelter, Agreement
Approve the Agreement between the School Board and Crosswinds Youth
Shelter in the amount of $61,522.13, as filed in supplemental minute book #206, pages 206-753
to 206-763, inc.
F-10. School
Board of Brevard County and Crosswinds/Rainwater Center for Girls, Contract for
Educational Services
Approve the Agreement between the School Board and Crosswinds/Rainwater
Center for Girls in the amount of $105,571.32, as filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-764 to 206-777, inc.
F-11. Brevard
Public Schools and The Children’s Center Interagency/Lease Agreements
Approve the Interagency and Lease Agreements between Brevard Public
Schools and the Children’s Center in the amount of $19,140, as filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-778 to 206-798, inc.
F-12. Addition
of Housing/Apartment Complex Development Sites to the Established Quest
Elementary School Boundary – Advertise for Public Hearing
Authorize the Superintendent to advertise to hold a
Public Hearing in accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act regarding
adding the following housing/apartment developments to the existing Quest
Elementary School boundaries: Highlands
of Viera West (Apartments), Wyndham at Duran, Heritage Isles.
F-13. Consultant
Agreement with Larry Bell for Saturn, Fairglen, Andersen and Audubon Elementary
Schools
Approve the contract with consultant Larry Bell in the amount of
$8,800.00 to provide training for teachers, administrators and staff of Saturn,
Fairglen, Andersen and Audubon Elementary Schools on June 11, 2005, as filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-799 to 206-800, inc.
F-14. Consultant
Agreement for Endeavour Elementary School with Susan Kovalik & Associates
Approve the consultant agreement for Endeavour Elementary with Susan
Kovalik and Associates in the amount of $26,500.00 to provide training for
Administrators, Teachers and Instructional Assistants, July 25-29, 2005, as filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-801 to 206-804, inc.
F-15. Attendance
of West Melbourne Elementary School for Science Lego Team at the eCYBERMISSION
National Judging and Educational Event
Approve the request for the four 6th grade
members of the West Melbourne Elementary School for Science Lego team, Thunder
Boltz, along with two chaperones, to compete in the eCYBERMISSION National
Judging and Educational Event in Washington, DC on June 4-10, 2005. There will be no cost to the district.
F-16. National
Family, Career & Community Leaders of America Leadership Mtg. &
Competition, July 1-July 6, 2005, San Diego, CA – Satellite High School
Approve the trip for three Satellite High School
students to travel to San Diego, CA to attend and compete in the National Family,
Career and Community Leaders of America Leadership Meeting and Competitions.
F-17. Field
Trip – Edgewood School of Choice, Cocoa Beach Junior/Senior High and Satellite
High School Students to Attend the Students Against Destructive Decisions
(SADD) 2005 National Conference, Arlington, VA – June 26-29, 2005
Approve a total of nine students and three chaperones
from Edgewood School of Choice, Cocoa Beach Junior/Senior High School and
Satellite High School to attend the 2005 SADD National Convention held in
Arlington, VA on June 26-29, 2005.
F-18. Application
for Federal Grant for IPM Program
Approve submittal for a Federal Grant for Integrated Pest Management
provided through the Environmental Protection Agency, as filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-805 to 206-813, inc.
F-19. Modify
Space Coast Jr/Sr High School Contract to Include the Additive Alternate Items
Included in the Design Criteria Document and Additional Code-Related
Interpretations
Authorize the Facilities Services Department to
increase The Haskell Company’s Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) contract by
$1,377,677 to include the addition of music performance package, add water
cooled chiller equipment, retrofit the existing school telecommunications
structured cabling system, add two new ADA fume hoods, new sewer bladder for
EHPA operations, material testing and threshold inspections. No time extension is required to complete
this work.
F-20. Structured
Cabling Infrastructure Upgrade Projects for Six Schools
The Educational Technology Division recommends to
contract with Facciobene Construction, Inc. for construction management
services to install the structured cabling systems at Turner Elementary, Croton
Elementary, Sabal Elementary, McNair Magnet, Cape View Elementary, and Coquina
Elementary. Facciobene Construction,
Inc. was prequalified under RFP 0502/JO-Continuing Contracts for Construction
Management Services at the December 14, 2004 Board meeting. Competitive bidding will occur on May 17 and
final budgets will be provided to the board prior to the May 24, 2005 meeting.
F-6. Consultant
Agreement with Robert L. Donaldson, Sr.
Effective July 1, 2005, engage the services of Robert
L. Donaldson, Sr. to mentor approximately ten to fifteen new and second year
principals during the 2005-2006 school year at the rate of $500 per day, plus
travel, for up to 50 days.
Janice Kershaw requested this item
be pulled and questioned if services were limited to only second year
principals. Dr. DiPatri responded that
the agreement was not confined to only principals in their second year. A motion was then made by Janice Kershaw
with a second by Robert Jordan to approve the recommendation. Motion carried unanimously.
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The Chair called for a break for a School News Now
segment at 6:50 p.m.
The meeting reconvened at 7:00 p.m.
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H-1. Extension
of Superintendent’s Employment Agreement
Recommendation: Notify Dr.
Richard A. DiPatri of the Board’s election to extend the Superintendent’s
Employment Agreement for an additional term not to exceed 36 months.
Bea
Fowler requested this item be pulled for discussion and requested that the
Superintendent be required to provide notice to the Board within 30 days if he
plans to accept renewal of his contract.
Larry Hughes requested Attorney Bistline include this topic in the next
round of negotiations.
H-2. 2005-2006
Staffing Plan Recommendations
Recommendation: Approve the
revision to the Staffing Plan for 2005-2006.
Amy
Kneessy requested this item be pulled for discussion and explanation. Lee Berry, Deputy Superintendent, reviewed
the staffing recommendations for the 2005-2006 school year and responded to
general questions. Steve Muzzy,
Assistant Superintendent for Educational Technology gave a report on the
technology staffing recommendations, a copy of which is filed in supplemental minute
book #206, pages 206-814 to 206-822, inc.
He reported that the Technology Advisory Committee had met and prepared
recommendations and staff is currently working with Human Resources to develop
job descriptions. The additional costs
for these recommendations for the first year would be $858 million. Mr. Muzzy and Mr. Berry responded to
questions concerning the technology staff recommendations. Bea
Fowler questioned the need for as much technology at the elementary school
level. Larry Hughes requested that
Educational Technology share research data with the board. Amy Kneessy had concerns on staffing
ESOL. Larry Hughes also requested
additional information on this issue.
H-3. Nonbargaining
Salary Schedule Revision
Recommendation: Approve
revision of the nonbargaining salary schedule effective June 30, 2005.
Amy Kneessy requested this item be
pulled for discussion and noted that this was a first step to remedy
administrative salary inequities.
Bonnie Mozingo, Director of Compensation & Benefits, stated that the
revisions would move the salary schedule to be more in line with the market. She stated that no money is being attached to
this item at this time and that the whole package would be brought back to a
subsequent meeting with percentages and price tags. She also indicated that all inequities should be corrected by the
end of next year.
H-4. Spanish
K-12 Program Proposal
Recommendation: Approve the allocation of 12 teacher units
so that 11 elementary Spanish teachers and 1 elementary Spanish Resource
Teacher may be hired to develop and deliver Spanish instruction in 2nd
grade classrooms in all elementary schools beginning in the 2005-2006 school
year. Approve the proposed plan for the
implementation of Spanish instruction K-12.
Robert
Jordan stated he thought that a workshop would be held prior to revisiting this
issue. Dr. DiPatri explained that he
had said the proposal would be brought back along with the staffing plan. Janice Kershaw asked about a pilot
program. Lynn Spadaccini explained the
program that would be held this summer.
Currently have 72 students participating in a five-hour day for two
weeks. Amy Kneessy voiced her previous
concerns about adding another program to the elementary day.
H-5. Lagoon
Quest
Recommendation: Approve the Lagoon Quest Science Education Project
for 4th graders beginning in 2005-2006 school year.
H-6. 2005-2006
Even Start Continuation Application
Recommendation: Approve the
grant application for the Even Start grant in the amount of $300,000 to
continue the program in 2005-2006.
H-7. Approve
the Charter Contract for Palm Bay Community Charter School – Patriot Campus
Recommendation: Approve the
charter contract for Palm Bay Community Charter School – Patriot Campus. The charter school will become operational
in the 2006-2007 school year.
H-8. 2003-2006
Technology Plan Updates
Recommendation: To approve
the updates to the districts 2003-2006 Technology Plan and authorize submission
to the Florida Department of Education.
H-9. Approve
Agreement with Brevard Achievement Center (BAC) for Adults with Disabilities
Services
Recommendation: Approve the
Agreement between Brevard Achievement Center (BAC) and the School Board of
Brevard County for $226,800.00 for services to adults with disabilities.
H-10. Agreement
with Brevard Achievement Center (BAC) to Serve Exceptional Education Students
Recommendation: Approve the
Agreement with Brevard Achievement Center (BAC) to provide services to eligible
ESE students in the amount not to exceed $410,000.00.
H-11. Approve
Agreement with Agencies for Adults with Disabilities Services
Recommendation: Approve the
Agreements between Association of Retarded Citizens (ARC), Easter Seals
Florida, Inc., East Coast Contract Industries (ECCI), Behavior Services of
Brevard, Inc. 9BSBI) and the School Board of Brevard County for $239,220.00 for
services to adults with disabilities.
H-12. Approve
the Consultant Agreement with Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC)
Recommendation: Approve the Consultant Agreement with the Association of Retarded Citizens (ARC) – Brevard, Inc. for the Family Liaison Program to provide parent liaison services to eligible exceptional edu