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Thursday, March 7, 2019
Workshop Meeting
School District Central Administration Complex
Niceville, Florida
Training Room
9:00 a.m.
1. Opening of Meeting
Subject : 1.1 Call to Order by the Chairman
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Procedural
2. Approval of Agenda
Subject : 2.1 Changes to Agenda and Approval
of Agenda
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Action
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the Agenda
3. Recognitions
Subject : 3.1 Recognition of Choctawhatchee
High School Indianette Dance Team,
State Champions in the Small Varsity
Hip Hop and Small Varsity Pom
Divisions at the Florida Dance
Championships, presented by the
Superintendent
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Recognition
Public Content
Recognizing Choctawhatchee High School Indianette Dance Team as the State Champions in the Small Varsity Hip Hop and Small
Varsity Pom Divisions at the Florida Dance Championships. Students and coaches are listed below:
Team:
Kaylie Simmons
Gabriella Layco-Mitchell
Kristen Hutson
Carlton Carter
Valerie Nusimow
VidaStar Hollis
Payton Gowing
Sophia Dong
Coach: Dee Dee R. Shank
Assistant Coach: Karla Zalivar
Choreographer: Julie Henderson
File Attachments
Choctaw Dance Team Resolution 3-11-19.pdf (156 KB)
3. Recognitions
Subject : 3.2 Recognition of Ruckel Middle
School Majorette Team, 2019
TwirlMania International Champions
in the Junior High Halftime Division,
presented by the Superintendent
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Recognition
Public Content
Recognition of Ruckel Middle School Majorette Team, 2019 TwirlMania International Champions in the Junior High Halftime Division.
Sponsor: Amanda Saltsman
Principal: Paul Whiddon
Team:
Kylee Saltsman- captain
Taylor Bryan- co-captain
Nikki Williams
Jordan Harper
Aviendah St. Sauver
Allie Cathell
Addison Bagnall
Cece Jordan
File Attachments
Ruckel Majorettes Res 3-11-19.pdf (163 KB)
3. Recognitions
Subject : 3.3 Recognition of the community
partnership with the Air Force
Research Laboratory, Brian "Mitch"
Mitchell, STEM Education Outreach
Coordinator, presented by the
Superintendent
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Information
Public Content
Recognition of the contribution to the School District through the community partnership with AFRL.
5. Public Comment
Subject : 5.1 Members of the public desiring to
address the School Board - Form MIS
5241 Public Input and/or Discussion
of Agenda Items
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Information
6. Administrative Personnel Appointments
Subject : 6.1 Appointment to the position of
Route Coordinator, Transportation
South, recommended by the
Superintendent for approval.
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Action
Preferred Date : Mar 11, 2019
Absolute Date : Mar 11, 2019
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the appointment to
the position of Route Coordinator,
Transportation South.
6. Administrative Personnel Appointments
Subject : 6.2 Appointment of Athletic Director,
Niceville High School, recommended
by the Superintendent for approval.
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Action
Preferred Date : Mar 11, 2019
Absolute Date : Mar 11, 2019
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the appointment to
the position of Athletic Director,
Niceville High School.
6. Administrative Personnel Appointments
Subject : 6.3 Appointment of Destin Elementary
School, Assistant Principal,
recommended by the Superintendent
for approval.
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Action
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the
recommendation for Destin
Elementary School, Assistant
Principal.
6. Administrative Personnel Appointments
Subject : 6.4 Appointment of Assistant
Superintendent Curriculum and
Instruction, recommended by the
Superintendent for approval.
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Action
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the
recommendation for Assistant
Superintendent Curriculum and
Instruction
6. Administrative Personnel Appointments
Subject : 6.5 Appointment of Assistant
Superintendent Human Resources,
recommended by the Superintendent
for approval.
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Action
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the appointment of
Superintendent Human Resources.
7. Committee and Staff Reports (Workshop Only)
Subject : 7.1 In-County Travel paid for the
period of February 7-20, 2019,
presented by Rita R. Scallan, Chief
Financial Officer
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Report
Public Content
In-County Travel paid for the period of February 7–20, 2019, presented by Rita R. Scallan, Chief Financial Officer
File Attachments
In-County Travel Feb 7 - 20.pdf (20 KB)
7. Committee and Staff Reports (Workshop Only)
Subject : 7.2 Out-of-County Travel paid for the
period of February 7-20, 2019,
presented by Rita R. Scallan, Chief
Financial Officer
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Report
Public Content
Out-of-County Travel paid for the period of February 7-20, 2019, presented by Rita R. Scallan, Chief Financial
Officer
File Attachments
Out-of-County Travel Feb 7 - 20.pdf (15 KB)
7. Committee and Staff Reports (Workshop Only)
Subject : 7.3 Triumph Gulf Coast-OCSD/Hsu
Educational Foundation/NWFSC
Partnership, presented by April
Branscome, Specialist, Career &
Technical Education
Meeting : Mar 7, 2019 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Information
Public Content
Dr. Paul Hsu and the Hsu Educational Foundation will be submitting a project request to Triumph Gulf Coast. The proposal will be a
collaborative project between the Hsu Educational Foundation, Northwest Florida State College and the Okaloosa County School District
(OCSD), and will be a stimulus for transforming the local economy in meeting the talent demand determined by the NWF Forward
Regional Strategy economic transformation. The Okaloosa County School District's portion of the Hsu Educational Foundation proposal
is as follows:
Creation of Advanced Manufacturing Academy located in the Bob Sikes Center of Excellence facility in partnership with
Northwest Florida State College; and,
Co-location, expansion and modernization of the Applied Cybersecurity, Engineering, and Robotics programs on the campus of
Crestview High School.
Triumph Gulf Coast funds through the Hsu Educational Foundation will provide for 1) an off-site Advanced Manufacturing Academy (Bob
Sikes Center of Excellence) and 2) allow for the co-location of the three programs at Crestview High School, where each program will
have a classroom and a lab to instruct in an industry-standard environment.
Having co-located classrooms and updated equipment will provide a professional learning environment and will expose students to a
more rigorous, industry-based curriculum. Through the increase of hands-on instruction in the new updated programs, students will be
better able to make informed decisions about high-skill, high-wage and high-demand career training programs. Students in these
programs will have the required knowledge to go directly into the workforce or continue on to a postsecondary program.
This proposal will significantly increase the District’s ability to support the technical workforce needs of current and future industry in our
region. Triumph Gulf Coast funding will allow the programs to grow additional educational opportunities for students through state-of-the
art classrooms and lab facilities. The certifications earned through this proposal will prepare students to continue their postsecondary
education at the Bob Sikes Center of Excellence.
Advanced Manufacturing Academy*
The Triumph Gulf Coast request will assist in creating a high school Advanced Manufacturing Program to be located in the Bob Sikes
Center of Excellence facility in partnership with Northwest Florida State College (NWFSC). The Advanced Manufacturing program will be
a hands-on, project-based learning environment that will develop the technical skills required to meet industry demand and build a long-
term talent supply in our region. The program will be established with state-of-the-art training stations designed to prepare high school
students for entering the workforce pipeline or the Airframe and Powerplant Dual Enrollment
