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Orange County Public Schools(FL), FL

Orange County Public Schools(FL) public meetings in 2024

4 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.

Tue Dec 10, 2024

Imported Meetings: 2007- 2026

Board to vote on 2025 federal and state legislative platforms

The Orange County School Board will consider approving the proposed 2025 Federal and State Legislative Platforms, which outline the district's advocacy priorities for the upcoming legislative session. The board will also vote on personnel actions, including appointments and terminations, and a three-year agreement with UCF for student teaching and internship experiences in allied health programs. Additionally, the board will act on several student expulsion recommendations for Level 4 offenses.

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Tue Dec 10, 2024

Imported Meetings: 2007- 2026

School board to discuss Guardian program for school safety

The Orange County Public Schools Board will hold a work session to receive information and discuss the Guardian program, a school safety initiative. The meeting includes a presentation on the program. No votes are scheduled.

Tue Nov 19, 2024

Imported Meetings: 2007- 2026

School Board elects vice chair, sets 2024-2025 meeting dates

The School Board of Orange County held a reorganization meeting. They elected Melissa Byrd as Vice-Chair and approved the schedule of regular board meetings for the 2024-2025 school year, with modifications for holidays and breaks. The board also approved officers for the Leasing Corporation.

Tue Nov 12, 2024

Imported Meetings: 2007- 2026

Board approves rezoning for two new relief elementary schools

The Orange County School Board voted to rezone attendance zones for Panther Lake and Water Spring Elementary to open Relief School 126-E-4 in 2026-27, and for Sunblaze, Vista Lakes, and Moss Park Elementary to open Relief School 97-E-2 in 2025-26. The board also approved salary increases and a new contract for education support employees, costing a combined $13.8 million.