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Thursday, January 20, 2022
Workshop Meeting
School District Central Administration Complex
Niceville, Florida
Training Room
9:00 a.m.
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NOTICE:
This Board Meeting is being live-streamed for the convenience of the public at the video link above or at
https://www.okaloosaschools.com/district/sb/meetings/2022
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1. Opening of Meeting
Subject : 1.1 Call to Order by the Chairman
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Procedural
2. Approval of Agenda
Subject : 2.1 Changes to Agenda and Approval
of Agenda
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Action
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the Agenda as
amended:
Consent Agenda: Added item 8.20
Request to appropriate No Child Left
Behind (NCLB) Curriculum
Specialist.
3. Recognitions
Subject : 3.1 Recognition of Riverside
Elementary School, Recipient of the
2018-19 Exceeding Expectations
Award, presented by East Coast
Technical Assistance Center (ECTAC)
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Recognition
Public Content
Riverside Elementary School has been selected as an Exceeding Expectations Award School. Riverside Elementary School was
selected based on a combination of criteria consisting of 2018-2019 FSA scores as well as observations and interviews that occurred
during the site visit.
ECTAC launched the Exceeding Expectations (E2) Project. From a database of all schools in the State, an ECTAC data analysis team
identifies Title I schools that are exceeding expectations by showing significant progress in improving student achievement. Schools with
50% to 100% of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch are first selected using criteria based on School Grade data obtained
from the FDOE database. These schools are then visited by a team of ECTAC members for interviews and classroom
observations. After careful review of a combination of criteria consisting of FCAT, Florida State Assessment scores, and observations
and interviews that occurred during the schools' site visits, schools are identified as either a Finalist, or Award School.
For additional information, please contact Amy Dale, 850-301-3008.
3. Recognitions
Subject : 3.2 Recognition of Florosa Elementary
School, Recipient of the 2018-19
Exceeding Expectations Award,
presented by East Coast Technical
Assistance Center (ECTAC)
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Recognition
Public Content
Florosa Elementary School has been selected as an Exceeding Expectations Award School. Florosa Elementary School was selected
based on a combination of criteria consisting of 2018-2019 FSA scores as well as observations and interviews that occurred during the
site visit.
ECTAC launched the Exceeding Expectations (E2) Project. From a database of all schools in the State, an ECTAC data analysis team
identifies Title I schools that are exceeding expectations by showing significant progress in improving student achievement. Schools with
50% to 100% of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch are first selected using criteria based on School Grade data obtained
from the FDOE database. These schools are then visited by a team of ECTAC members for interviews and classroom
observations. After careful review of a combination of criteria consisting of FCAT, Florida State Assessment scores, and observations
and interviews that occurred during our site visits, schools are identified as either a Finalist, or Award School.
3. Recognitions
Subject : 3.3 Recognition of the 2022
Elementary Assistant Principal of the
Year, Amy Church, presented by the
Superintendent.
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Recognition
Public Content
Okaloosa County Schools honor and recognize Ms. Amy Church as the 2022 Elementary Assistant Principal of
the Year for her unwavering support and unrelenting guidance in providing the highest quality education and for
positively impacting her school and community.
Presented with highest respect and appreciation by Superintendent Marcus Chambers and the School Board of
Okaloosa County.
3. Recognitions
Subject : 3.4 Recognition of the 2022
Secondary Assistant Principal of the
Year, Jerral Horton, presented by the
Superintendent.
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Recognition
Public Content
Okaloosa County Schools honor and recongize Ms. Jerral Horton as the 2022 Secondary Assistant Principal of the Year for her unwavering support
and unrelenting guidance in providing the highest quality education and for positively impacting her school and community.
Presented with highest respect and appreciation by Superintendent Marcus Chambers and the School Board of Okaloosa County.
3. Recognitions
Subject : 3.5 Recognition of the 2022
Elementary Principal of the Year,
Dawn Massey, presented by the
Superintendent.
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Recognition
Public Content
Okaloosa County Schools honor and recognize Ms. Dawn Massey as the 2022 Elementary Principal of the Year for her unwavering support and
unrelenting guidance in providing the highest quality education and for positively impacting her school and community.
Presented with highest respect and appreciation by Superintendent Marcus Chambers and the School Board of Okaloosa County.
3. Recognitions
Subject : 3.6 Recognition of the 2022
Secondary Principal of the Year,
Michelle Heck, presented by the
Superintendent.
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Recognition
Public Content
Okaloosa County Schools honor and recognize Ms. Michelle Heck as the 2022 Secondary Principal of the Year
for her unwavering support and unrelenting guidance in providing the highest quality education and for
positively impacting her school and community.
Presented with highest respect and appreciation by Superintendent Marcus Chambers and the School Board of
Okaloosa County.
5. Administrative Personnel Appointments
Subject : 5.1 Appointment of Principal, Lewis
School, recommended by the
Superintendent for approval.
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Action
Recommended Action : Motion to approve the appointment of
Principal, Lewis School.
6. Public Comment
Subject : 6.1 Members of the public desiring to
address the School Board - Form MIS
5241 Public Input and/or Discussion
of Agenda Items
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Information
7. Committee and Staff Reports (Workshop Only)
Subject : 7.1 In-County Travel paid for the
period of December 09, 2021 -
January 05, 2022, presented by Julie
Perry, Interim Chief Financial
Officer/Budgeting Director
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Report
Public Content
In-County Travel paid for the period of December 09, 2021 - January 05, 2022.
File Attachments
In-County Travel Dec 09 - Jan 05.pdf (21 KB)
7. Committee and Staff Reports (Workshop Only)
Subject : 7.2 Out-of-County Travel paid for the
period of December 09, 2021 -
January 05, 2022, presented by Julie
Perry, Interim Chief Financial
Officer/Budgeting Director
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Report
Public Content
Out-of-County Travel paid for the period of December 09, 2021 - January 05, 2022.
File Attachments
Out-of-County Travel Dec 9 - Jan 5.pdf (85 KB)
7. Committee and Staff Reports (Workshop Only)
Subject : 7.3 Okaloosa County District School
Board Internal Funds Financial
Statements for Fiscal Year Ended June
30, 2021, presented by Julie Perry,
Interim Chief Financial
Officer/Budgeting Director
Meeting : Jan 20, 2022 - Workshop Meeting
Type : Information
Public Content
Chapter 6A-1.087, State Board of Education - Administrative Rules, requires the School Board to provide for an annual audit of school
internal funds and requires that the auditor submit a signed, written report to the School Board which shall include any notations of any
failure to comply with the requirements of Florida Statutes, State Board Rules and policies of the School Board, and commentary as to
financial management and irregularities.
The report is being presented to the School Board as an information item only, which does not require a vote; however, the presentation
of the report is filed as a part of public records of the Board and reflects this fact in the minutes of the School
