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Bolton, Director, Facilities
Planning and Maintenance Support Services at (850) 689-7159.
File Attachments
FIELDTURF CONTRACT CHANGE ORDER.pdf (387 KB)
Consent
Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a
consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single
motion. Documentation concerning these items have been provided to all
Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and
thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the
request of any board member.
8. Consent Agenda
Subject : 8.20 Agreement between the
School Board of Okaloosa
County and Clemons
Rutherford & Associates, Inc.,
for the Educational Plant
Survey and FISH Inventory
Validation, presented by Steve
Bolton, Director, Facilities
Planning and Maintenance,
and recommended by the
Superintendent for approval.
Meeting : Apr 19, 2018 - Workshop
Meeting
Type : Action (Consent)
Preferred Date : Apr 23, 2018
Absolute Date : Apr 23, 2018
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the
Agreement between Clemons
Rutherford & Associates and
the School Board for an
Educational School Plant
Survey and FISH validation, in
the amount of $49,920.00
Public Content
Approval is requested to enter into an agreement with Clemons Rutherford and Associates, Inc. (CRA)
for their services to provide an Educational Plant Survey and FISH validation. The scope of services/
tasks are outlined on Schedule I of the attached agreement. The Agreement is in the amount
of $49,920.
An educational Plant Survey is required at least once every five (5) years. The School district formally
advertised RFQU 18-02 requesting proposals. The two firms submitting proposals were evaluated by a
selection committee. The committee's recommendation was made to the School Board on March 12,
2018. The School Board approved contract negotiations with the highest ranked proposer Clemons
Rutherford and Associates.
File Attachments
AGREEMENT BETWEEN CRA and OCSD 2018 with CRA signature.pdf
(2,811 KB)
Consent
Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a
consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single
motion. Documentation concerning these items have been provided to all
Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and
thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the
request of any board member.
8. Consent Agenda
Subject : 8.21 School Volunteer List,
presented by Henry Kelley,
Program Director of
Community Affairs, and
recommended by the
Superintendent for approval.
Meeting : Apr 19, 2018 - Workshop
Meeting
Type : Action (Consent)
Fiscal Impact : No
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the School
Check-In report of Okaloosa
School District volunteers.
Public Content
Attached is a School Check In report of Okaloosa District volunteers for approval. A sexual offender and
predator screening has been conducted on each.
For additional information, please contact Henry Kelley at 833-9999.
File Attachments
March 2018 Volunteers.pdf (222 KB)
Consent
Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a
consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single
motion. Documentation concerning these items have been provided to all
Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and
thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the
request of any board member.
8. Consent Agenda
Subject : 8.22 Community Education:
Summer Driver's Education
Program, presented by Andy
Johnson, Specialist, Safe
Schools, Athletics &
Discipline, and recommended
by the Superintendent for
approval.
Meeting : Apr 19, 2018 - Workshop
Meeting
Type : Action (Consent)
Preferred Date : Apr 23, 2018
Absolute Date : Apr 23, 2018
Fiscal Impact : No
Recommended Action : Motion to approve Community
Education: Summer Driver's
Education Program.
Public Content
Community Education proposes to offer the summer driver's education program at participating high
schools. Community Education is a fee-based program. The $150 fee will pay for class instruction,
including the instructors and materials. Students participating in the program will not receive high
school credit for this class.
The driver's education fees will be appropriated as follows:
Total fee paid by Student: $150.00
Less driver's education cars/lease/rental: $25.00
Equals: $125.00
Less 5% Administrative Costs: $6.25
Equal Other Compensation & Benefits: $118.75
The Other Compensation & Benefits amount is the total cost of the Other Compensation paid to the
instructor plus the District's portion of FICA and Retirement.
Please contact Andy Johnson for additional information, 689-7198.
Consent
Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a
consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single
motion. Documentation concerning these items have been provided to all
Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and
thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the
request of any board member.
8. Consent Agenda
Subject : 8.23 Exceptional Student
Education Policies and
Procedures Manual,
presented by Melody Sommer,
Program Director for
Exceptional Student
Education, and recommended
by the Superintendent for
approval
Meeting : Apr 19, 2018 - Workshop
Meeting
Type : Action (Consent)
Preferred Date : Apr 24, 2018
Absolute Date : Apr 24, 2018
Fiscal Impact : No
Budgeted : No
Budget Source : N/A
Recommended Action : Motion to approve
Exceptional Student
Education Policies and
Procedures Manual effective
2017-2018 through
2019-2020.
Public Content
The Special Programs and Procedures Manual outlines district procedures for Exceptional Student
Education based on State Board Rule and the Code of Federal Regulations. This document requires
approval by the State's Bureau of Exceptional Student Education and Student Services Department
(BEESS) prior to local approval.
For additional information, please contact Melody Sommer at 833-5899.
File Attachments
Special Programs and Procedures 207-18 through 2019-20.pdf (8,084 KB)
Consent
Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a
consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single
motion. Documentation concerning these items have been provided to all
Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and
thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the
request of any board member.
8. Consent Agenda
Subject : 8.24 Cooperative Agreement
between Florida Diagnostic
Learning Resource System
(FDLRS) FLDOE Discretionary
Project and Escambia, Santa
Rosa, and Okaloosa Counties,
submitted by Melody Sommer,
Program Director, Exceptional
Student Education, and
recommended by the
Superintendent for approval.
Meeting : Apr 19, 2018 - Workshop
Meeting
Type : Action (Consent)
Preferred Date : Apr 24, 2018
Absolute Date : Apr 24, 2018
Fiscal Impact : Yes
Dollar Amount : $1,085,520.00
Budgeted : Yes
Budget Source : FLDOE Discretionary Project
(Escambia County is fiscal
agent)
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the
Cooperative Agreement
between Florida Diagnostic
Learning Resource System
(FDLRS) FLDOE Discretionary
Project and Escambia, Santa
Rosa, and Okaloosa Counties.
Public Content
FDLRS Emerald Coast Associate Center provides diagnostic and learning resources for exceptional
students, assists in educational evaluations, and facilitates the provision of instruction and services to
exceptional students and their families. These funds benefit Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa
counties. The four functions of FDLRS are: Child Find, Human Resource Development, Parent Services,
and Assistive Technology. The total dollar amount reflects services provided across all three districts,
according to need.
