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Brevard Public Schools

MISSION: TO SERVE EVERY STUDENT WITH EXCELLENCE AS THE STANDARDEducational Services Facility

9:30 a.m. 

July 14, 2020 School Board Meeting

The School Board met for its regular meeting on Tuesday, July 21, 2020.  Notice of the meeting was advertised in theThursday, July 2, 2020 edition of The Eagle.  An affidavit of publication is kept in the Board Office. 

Date: Jul 14 2020 (9:30 a.m.)

A. Call to Order

1. Call to Order

Chairman Belford called the meeting to order at: 9:30 a.m.

A. Roll Call

2. Roll Call

Members present:  Misty Belford, Cheryl McDougall, Tina Descovich, Matt Susin and Katye Campbell

A. Moment of Silence

3. Moment of Silence

Board members held a moment of silent reflection.

A. Invocation

A. Pledge of Allegiance

4. Pledge of Allegiance

Chairman Belford led the Pledge of Allegiance.

A. Entertainment

A. Board Member/Superintendent Recognitions

5. Board Member/Superintendent Recognitions

Board members and Dr. Mullins expressed appreciation for staff and their work during the COVID-19emergency.

A. Emergency Item

A. Adoption of Agenda

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6. Adoption of Agenda

Dr. Mullins read into record the items the revisions made to the agenda since it was first released to the publicon Tuesday, July 7, 2020.Revision

A-7. Administrative Staff Recommendations-Deletion/Addition

A presentation on the District Reopening Plan was deleted and Action Item G-28 on theDistrrict Reopening Plan was added in its place. 

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Motion

Adopt the July 14, 2020 School Board meeting agenda and its revisions.

Vote Results ( Approved )

Motion: Cheryl Mcdougall

Second: Tina Descovich

Matthew Susin - Aye

Tina Descovich - Aye

Misty Belford - Aye

Katye Campbell - Aye

Cheryl Mcdougall - Aye

A. Administrative Staff Recommendations

7. Administrative Staff Recommendations

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Motion

Approve the listed administrative staff recommendations:

The transfer of Magali C. Rassel from the position of Principal at Challenger 7 Elementary School to the

position of Principal at Golfview Elementary School, on annual contract, effective July 15, 2020. Annual salary

based on grade 26 of the Nonbargaining Salary Administration Program.

The reclassification/transfer of Courtney L. Maynor from the position of Coordinator of Staff Development in

Professional Learning and Development to the position of Principal at Challenger 7 Elementary School, on

annual contract, effective July 15, 2020. Annual salary based on grade 26 of the Nonbargaining Salary

Administration Program.

The reclassification/transfer of Nicole R. Parks from the position of Teacher-on-Assignment at Golfview

Elementary School to the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Quest Elementary School, on annual

contract, effective August 3, 2020. Annual salary based on grade 22 of the Nonbargaining Salary

Administration Program.

The reclassification/transfer of Tina M. Isaacs from the position of Title I Teacher at Riviera Elementary

School to the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Sunrise Elementary School, on annual contract,

effective August 3, 2020. Annual salary based on grade 22 of the Nonbargaining Salary Administration

Program.

Accept the resignation of Kristin Nichols from the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Discovery

Elementary School, effective July 8, 2020.

The reclassification/transfer of Brittany K. Postlethweight from the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at

Madison Middle School to the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Viera High School, on annual

contract, effective August 3, 2020. Annual salary based on grade 24 of the Nonbargaining Salary

Administration Program.

The reclassification/transfer of Brian D. Callinan from the position of Teacher at Stone Magnet Middle School

to the position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Hoover Middle School, on annual contract, effective August

3, 2020. Annual salary based on grade 23 of the Nonbargaining Salary Administration Program.

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The reclassification of Cristopher R. Clarke from the position of Teacher at Madison Middle School to the

position of Assistant Principal (10 month) at Madison Middle School, on annual contract, effective August 3,

2020. Annual salary based on grade 23 of the Nonbargaining Salary Administration Program.

Accept the change to the effective start date of David A.C. Hamed as Assistant Principal (12 month) at

Satellite High School, previously approved at the June 16, 2020 board meeting, from August 3, 2020 to July

30, 2020.

Vote Results ( Approved )

Motion: Katye Campbell

Second: Tina Descovich

Matthew Susin - Aye

Tina Descovich - Aye

Misty Belford - Aye

Katye Campbell - Aye

Cheryl Mcdougall - Aye

B. Recognition of Visitors/Guests/Staff

B. Procurement and Distribution Services

8. Recognize Procurement & Distribution Services for receiving the Award of Excellence in Public Procurement

for 2020.

Dr. Mullins congratulated the Procurement and Distribution Services for receiving the Florida Association ofPublic Procurement Officials 2020 Award of Excellence in Public Procurement.  Brevard is one of only 18agencies in Florida to receive this honor and one of only four districts in Florida.

C. Resolutions/Proclamations

D. Presentations

E. Public Comment

9. Public Comment

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Calls were made to persons who signed up to speak through the registration link  Monday evening, July 20, beginning at5:30 p.m. to record comments.  Listed below are the callers and subject matter of which they intended to speak.  It wasdetermined that two of the registered participants did not actually receive a phone call.  They were offered an opportunity tosubmit written comments to be read.  Danyle Shea's comments regarding opposition to requiring masks were read intorecord by Ms. Escobar.Last Name, FirstName

Short Description of Subject for Remarks 

Archambault,Ashley

Schools need to open virtually only.

Bailly, Sophia AP curriculum, year-round elective course requirements, and social implications.Bengoa, AnneJeanene

Difficulty of reopening safely

Biby, Mathew Secondary School  E-Learning Option

Bock, ChipConcern over 2020 BC Schools Re-Opening with additional US and Florida Healthcare insight (related to COVID 19) due toProfessional Role 

Bream, Lisa Hybrid model needs to be consideredBryan,Thelma School re-opening guidelinesBuggs Hazel Brevard County Schools Reopening PlanCampbell,Gretchen 

The school board needs to elearning options for students in the IB program. 

CLARK, DEIRDRE IEPClark, Makaylee  The uncertainty and danger of reopening schools too early Colucci, Anthony School ReopeningDixon, Suzanne Leave for teachers if forced to QuarantineDobson MD,Drexel

Concerned parent of 2 BPS children and physician participating in the active care of Covid19 Patients

Doehring, Tamara We should not be reopening schoolsDonow, Les Safety and health Concern about return to schoolsDunne, Erin School Reopening plan Ebelhar, Haley Returning to brick and mortar during state of emergency for Covid-19 Pandemic.Emerick-Parker,Lisa

Promoting distance learning for middle and high school students first semester and the wearing of masks for ALL, includingelementary age children, staff, and visitors.

Engel, Kelly eLearning options for Jr/Sr High SchoolFleming,Margareth 

Teacher and student safety 

Gardner, Deklyn Shift the days kids come into class!Georgelis, Kaley Reopening schools is dangerous and irresponsible.Gordon, Anne Immunocompromised Teachers and no accomodationsGrosse, Taylor General Concern regarding returning to school; BPS Medical Coverage for faculty/staff who contract COVID19Hardy, Tracy Suggestions for school reopeningHenderson,Tanishia

School Reopening 2020-2021

Henneman,Heather

School re-opening plan

Hintz, Kimberly  Special needs James, Shardae  School reopening Kelly Fluty Protect the staffKimberly Shamper Unsafe for children & Teachers to return to schoolsLacy, Elizabeth Concern about schools re-opening safely in augustMallace, Leah  Mares, Alex  On line option for IB programs Mayton, Kimberley Distance learning McDonough,Danielle

Against reopening until percent of positivity of Covid is on the decline 

McWilliams, Laura Advanced Classes, Continue Distance Learning Mihaela Mares  IB programStudents , specifically seniors Mikki Garcia Considerations for Opening of SchoolsMukhopadhyay,Anushka

Virtual Option Accommodating IB Students and other students in Special Programs

Nagy, Jennifer Reopening schools planNicholas, Cassidy  Rayborn, Rebecca

I will be addressing concerns regarding COVID-19 such as safety in the classroom and teacher pay if a quarantine isnecessary. 

Roberts, Heather Reopening plan for virtual learningRosevelt, Louise School opening planRowe, Christine Do Not ReopenSchuman,Jonathan

COVID-19 Implementation Policies

Schwartz, Cindee Concern about premature opening of school with spike in cases and no mandatory mask policy

Sheri-Lynn Diskin

BPS schools are not going to look the same in the future , because of the decision the board makes today. I'm desperatelyconcerned we'll lose teacher allocations, teachers to retirement or reassignment, or schools will close due to low enrollment. We know teachers will do their best under any conditions, because that's what our BPS educators do, but not giving them thetools or protective equipment to work with is unconscionable.

Silva, Maria Delay school openingsSimon, Caitlin Decision Tree for closures/quarantine and backup learning plans for school year 2020-2021Skipper, Vanessa Safe return to schoolSmith, Lyle COVID CrisisSpears, Cassie Additional Distance Learning Considerations Stocks, Susan Teachers' Options for ReturningSwinehart,Kimberly 

Issues with Reopening Schools Safely in August 

Taksa, Casey School opening Thompson, Tracey Concerns for learning options on Secondary level for students on ACCES Points whose parents do not want them attending

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IP class.

Torsney, MariaIt's not safe to open schools, and the distance learning plan leaves out children with IEP's and families with more than onechild in different grades or at different schools

Ulrick, Steve All staff and students wear face masks at schoolVann, Devon Reopening plans

Vicidomini, JosephLook around the room. Look at yourselves. Your six feet apart and less then ten people in a room. I can’t even be therebecause it’s unsafe to gather. But your asking teachers and parents to send kids to a room of 18 to cram on buses to sitthree feet apart. It doesn’t make sense. 

Vill, Tom Opening of schools/COVID-19West    Kathy Back to School and Substitute PayWestermeyer, Tom School ReopenngWestfield, Tara the number of employees needed for an all hands on deck approach to reopeningWhiting, Kimberly Remarks on proposed reopening planWhittaker, Amanda Concern for extreme consequences if schools open for brick and mortar learning.Wilcox, Barbara Safety concerns and elearning concerns

Williams, AlexisThe importance of having an online school option for all students through the teachers at the secondary school they areattending

Williams-Fjeldheim,Karri

School reopening for in person classes should be postponed.

Winsten,Shane I will explain why a block schedule is a bad idea and alternatives 

F. Consent

F. Board Office

10. Meeting Minutes

2020-0630 Draft Meeting Minutes.pdf

2020-0630 Rule Development and Board Workshop Draft Minutes.pdf

F. Financial Services

11. Financial Statements for the Period Ending April 30, 2020

Financial Statements for April 30, 2020.pdf

12. Operating Fund Budget Amendment #9 for May 31, 2020

Budget Amendment #9 - May 31, 2020 Final.pdf

13. Advertisement of the 2020-21 Proposed Tentative Budget

14. Property Disposal

Board Letters 07-14-2020.pdf

Board Report 07-14-2020.pdf

F. Accounting Services

15. Student Fee Schedule

Program Fees proposed FY2021.pdf

F. Human Resources

16. Instructional Staff Recommendations

Instructional Staff 07-14-20.pdf

17. Support Staff Recommendations

Support Staff 07-14-20.pdf

18. Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Request for Facility Rental and Utility Fees to be Waived

F. SLL Acceleration & Enrichment

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19. 2020-2021 Dual Enrollment Articulation Agreement with EFSC

2021 EFSC DE Articulation Agreement EXHIBIT B 07.14.20.pdf

2021 EFSC DE Articulation Agreement EXHIBIT C 07.14.20.pdf

2021 EFSC DE Articulation Agreement EXHIBIT A 07.14.20.pdf

2021 EFSC DE Articulation Agreement 6.22.20.pdf

F. Head Start Program

20. Head Start Monthly Report for the month of May 2020

May 2020 Monthly Report.pdf

F. Project Management

21. Creel Elementary School - Design Build Services - SALES SURTAX

Creel ES Building Code Fac Impr - Attachments - REDACTED.pdf

ICOC Security Recommendation Creel - EXEMPT FROM PUBLIC RECORD.pdf (Confidential)

Creel ES Building Code Facility Improvements GMP 20-06-29 CONFIDENTIAL EXEMPT.pdf

(Confidential)

22. Appoint School Board Representative to the City of West Melbourne Local Planning Agency

23. Hoover Middle School Facility Renewal - Close Out

Hoover FR OEF 209 200624.pdf

24. Sabal Elementary School Facility Renewal - Close Out

Sabal FR OEF 209 200624.pdf

25. Ralph M. Williams Elementary Facility Renewal - Close Out

Williams OEF-209 200624.pdf

26. Indialantic Elementary - Chiller Refurbishment - SALES SURTAX

ICOC approval of additional facility renewal funds 06 17 2020.pdf

Indialantic chiller refurbishment attachment.pdf

F. Approval of Consent

27. Approval of Consent

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Motion

Approve the July 14, 2020 School Board meeting Consent Agenda with the exception of those items pulled

for discussion.

Vote Results ( Approved )

Motion: Tina Descovich

Second: Katye Campbell

Matthew Susin - Aye

Tina Descovich - Aye

Misty Belford - Aye

Katye Campbell - Aye

Cheryl Mcdougall - Aye

Items Pulled for Discussion

G. Action

G. Superintendent

28. District Reopening Plan

Reopening and CARES.pdf

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---------------------------------------------------------------------------Chairman Belford called for a recess at 2:50 p.m... prior to the beginning of the re-opening plan.She reconvened the meeting at 3:00 p.m...----------------------------------------------------------------------------Dr. Mullins presented the District Reopening Plan to the Board and viewing audience prior to the vote.  He explainedthat the Reopening Plan was very similar to the Draft Reopening Plan presented at the July 9, 2020 Board Workshop.He noted the modifications and updates that had been made since then. 

Modification of language around masks -An update on the elementary work groups to further detail the work and expectations for our schools-An update on the secondary plans which includes the development of an e-learning option for students-A review of work conditions related to leave for student and staff in the event they have to be quarantined or test

COVID positive

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A calendar modification with a recommendation that they move the student start date of school from August 11 to

August 17

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Following the presentation of information, Board members went page by page and had extensive and lengthydiscussion and had varied questions regarding operations.  Consensus among  Board members in regards totemperature checks was achieved and will be part of the amended recommendation.  The plan will be changed toreflect that students may be made to participate in temperature checks.  District leadership will specify guidance to staffand pending their willingness to adhere to the guidelines, will be furnished a touch-less thermometer.  A significantportion of time was given to the wearing of masks.  It was concluded that the language would remain as presented.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chairman Belford called for a recess at 4:40 p.m.. and reconvened at: 4:54 p.m..She recessed the meeting again at 6:10 p.m.. and reconvened at 6:42 p.m..--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Conversation ensued surrounding the closure of schools and quarantine scenarios.  Mr. Susin stated that he wanted to make sure that staff is given preference in our Before and After Child Careprograms.  Ms. Cline, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Leading and Learning was asked to compile some datato bring back at a later time.  Dr. Mullins provided the Board information on calendar modification based on later start dates.  He was recommendinga student start date of August 17, 2020 and asked to have a special school board meeting on July 21, 2020 for action. Mr. Susin proposed an August 24, 2020 start date to allow teachers more time to plan.  There were factors to beconsidered and staff will look into the possibility.  The delayed start date will be voted on at the special school boardmeeting on July 21, 2020

Motion

Approve the District Reopening Plan, granting the Superintendent discretion to make necessary changes

based upon direction and/or guidance from the Governor, Florida Department of Education, or State/Local

Department of Health and grant the Superintendent discretion in lessening the restrictions in the

Reopening Plan should the circumstances warrant doing so.

Vote Results ( Not Started )

Motion:

Second:

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Motion

Approve the District Reopening Plan, granting the Superintendent discretion to make necessary changes

based upon direction and/or guidance from the Governor, Florida Department of Education, or State/Local

Department of Health and grant the Superintendent discretion in lessening the restrictions in the

Reopening Plan should the circumstances warrant doing so as amended to reflect further guidance on

temperature checks. The reopening plan will be changed and announcements will be provided on the

District website to deliver notification that students may be made to participate in temperature checks.

District leadership will specify guidance to staff and pending their willingness to adhere to the guidelines,

will be furnished a touch-less thermometer.

Vote Results ( Approved )

Motion: Katye Campbell

Second: Matthew Susin

Matthew Susin - Aye

Tina Descovich - Aye

Misty Belford - Aye

Katye Campbell - Aye

Cheryl Mcdougall - Aye

G. Procurement and Distribution Services

29. Department/School Initiated Agreements

a - 20-798-A-JE - AMIkids Space Coast.pdf

b - 20-882-A-JW - Brevard C.A.R.E.S..pdf

c - 19-708-BW-JW - Comprehensive Health Services - Amendment.pdf

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Motion

Approve the Agreements below:

a) 20-798-A-JE - AMIkids Space Coast, Inc. - Student Services - $199,103.00 - Operating Categorical

b) 20-882-A-JW - Brevard C.A.R.E.S - Elementary Leading & Learning - $64,800.00 - Special Revenue

Federal

c) 19-708-BW-JW-A1 - Comprehensive Health Services - Student Services - $N/A

Vote Results ( Approved )

Motion: Cheryl Mcdougall

Second: Tina Descovich

Matthew Susin - Aye

Tina Descovich - Aye

Misty Belford - Aye

Katye Campbell - Aye

Cheryl Mcdougall - Aye

30. Procurement Solicitations

a - ITB 20-595-B-NC - Cafeteria Milk.pdf

b - 20-759-B-SH - Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Services.pdf

c - 20-761-B-SH - Refrigerant Recovery & Reclamation Services.pdf

d - 20-760-B-SH - HVAC Services & Repair.pdf

e - 20-171-P-WH - Credit Retrieval - Reject All.pdf

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Motion

Approve the Invitation To Bid (ITB) below:

a) ITB 20-595-B-NC - Cafeteria Milk - Food & Nutrition Services - $Various

b) ITB 20-759-B-SH - Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Services - Facilities Services - $Various -

Operating Other

c) ITB 20-761-B-SH - Refrigerant Recovery & Reclamation Services - Facilities Services - $Various -

Operating Other

d) ITB 20-760-B-SH - HVAC Services & Repair - Facilities Services - $Various - Operating Other

Approve the Request For Proposal (RFP) Reject All Bids below:

e) RFP 20-171-P-WH - Competency Based Diploma and Credit Retrieval Program - Reject All Bids -

Student Services - $N/A

Vote Results ( Approved )

Motion: Matthew Susin

Second: Katye Campbell

Matthew Susin - Aye

Tina Descovich - Aye

Misty Belford - Aye

Katye Campbell - Aye

Cheryl Mcdougall - Aye

G. Equity, Innovation & Choice

31. 9800 Charter Schools

9800 Exec. Summary, Current, NEOLA, Redline and Clean (5-7-20).pdf

Before Ms. Belford called for the vote of policies revisions to  9800, 5610, 7110 and 7120, she explainedthat there was no one who signed up to make comments specific to those policy revisions.  

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Motion

Board Policy 9800 Charter Schools will appear before the School Board on the dates indicated below:

Work Session – 6/16/20

Rule Development Workshop – 6/30/20

School Board Meeting (Information) – 6/30/20

School Board Meeting (Approval) – 7/14/20

Vote Results ( Approved )

Motion: Cheryl Mcdougall

Second: Matthew Susin

Matthew Susin - Aye

Tina Descovich - Aye

Misty Belford - Aye

Katye Campbell - Aye

Cheryl Mcdougall - Aye

G. Student Services

32. 5610 Removal, Suspension and Expulsion of Students

5610 Exec. Summary Current NEOLA Redline and Clean (7-6-20).pdf

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Motion

Board Policy 5610 Removal, Suspension and Expulsion of Students is currently being revised and will

appear before the School Board on the dates indicated below:

Work Session - 6/16/20

Rule Development Workshop - 6/30/20

School Board Meeting (Information) - 6/30/20

School Board Meeting (Approval) - 7/14/20

Vote Results ( Approved )

Motion: Katye Campbell

Second: Matthew Susin

Matthew Susin - Aye

Tina Descovich - Aye

Misty Belford - Aye

Katye Campbell - Aye

Cheryl Mcdougall - Aye

G. Facilities Services

33. 7110 Student Accommodation

7110 Exec. Summary, Current, NEOLA, Redline, Clean & Admin. Procedures (6-16-20).pdf

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Motion

Board Policy 7110 Student Accommodation will appear before the School Board on the dates indicated

below:

Work Session – 6/16/20

Rule Development Workshop – 6/30/20

School Board Meeting (Information) – 6/30/20

School Board Meeting (Approval) – 7/14/20

Vote Results ( Approved )

Motion: Tina Descovich

Second: Katye Campbell

Matthew Susin - Aye

Tina Descovich - Aye

Misty Belford - Aye

Katye Campbell - Aye

Cheryl Mcdougall - Aye

34. 7120 Criteria for Balancing School Membership to Capacity

7120 Exec. Summary Current Redline and Clean (5-27-20) (002).pdf

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Motion

Board Policy 7120 Criteria for Balancing School Membership to Capacity will appear before the School

Board on the dates indicated below:

Work Session – 6/16/20

Rule Development Workshop – 6/30/20

School Board Meeting (Information) – 6/30/20

School Board Meeting (Approval) – 7/14/20

Vote Results ( Approved )

Motion: Katye Campbell

Second: Matthew Susin

Matthew Susin - Aye

Tina Descovich - Aye

Misty Belford - Aye

Katye Campbell - Aye

Cheryl Mcdougall - Aye

H. Information

I. Staff Reports

J. Additional Public Presentations (If Required)

K. Board Member Reports/Discussion Points

35. Board Member Reports

Mr. Susin stated that he wanted the District to have the Well Care Centers play a bigger role in the testing ofCOVID for employees. 

L. Superintendent's Report

36. Superintendent's Report

M. Adjournment

37. Adjournment

Prior to the adjournment of the meeting, Chairman Belford asked if all Board members were fine withrescheduling the Board workshop and all Board members agreed to move it to June 21, 2020.  Hearing no further discussion, Chairman Belford adjourned the meeting at: 8:40 p.m.

The published online video is available at www.brevardschools.org for further details.

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Chairman __________________________________________

Secretary __________________________________________

INSTITUTION:  ARTICLE IX - SECTION 1.  Public education. - The education of children is a fundamental value ofthe people of the State of Florida. It is, therefore, a paramount duty of the state to make adequate provision for theeducation of all children residing within its borders. Adequate provision shall be made by law for a uniform, efficient,safe, secure, and high quality system of free public schools that allows students to obtain a high quality educationand for the establishment, maintenance, and operation of institutions of higher learning and other public educationprograms that the needs of the people may require.ADDRESSING THE BOARD:Individuals or groups may address comments to the School Board at any regular meeting by following establishedprocedures.  The maximum allotted time for a presentation is three (3) minutes.  Public Comments will be recordedthrough advance registration. The link to sign-up will be posted on the District's website on Friday, July 10, 2020 andwill remain open until 8:00 a.m. on Monday, July 13, 2020. Registered persons will be called beginning at 5:30 p.m.on Monday, July 13, to record and comments played during the appropriate portion of the meeting.NOTE:  If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Board with regard to any matter considered at thismeeting, he/she will need a record of the proceedings and, for such purposes, may need to ensure that a verbatimrecord of the proceedings is made and that the record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal isto be based.NOTE:  Sensory and mobility impaired persons seeking assistance for participation in any meeting, conference, orseminar should contact Tina Snyder, Manager, Professional Standards, five days prior to the meeting date.  Ms.Snyder may be reached at 321-631-1000, ext. 11226 (voice) or [email protected] (email).NOTE:  This publication can be made available to persons with disabilities in a variety of formats, including largeprint, DVDs and Braille.  Telephone or written requests should include your name, address, and telephone number. Requests should be made to School Board Office, 2700 Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Viera, FL  32940-6699, (321)633-1000, ext. 11412 at least two (2) weeks prior to the time you need the publication.<br><br>NOTE:  We respectfully request that ALL ELECTRONIC ITEMS AND CELL PHONES REMAIN OFF while the SchoolBoard is in session.NOTE:  Brevard Public Schools Television (BPS-TV) will broadcast this meeting live on Spectrum cable channel496.  BPS-TV will replay the meeting Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Friday at 12:30 p.m.,Tuesday at 5:00 p.m.Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.  and Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Board meetings are also available as streaming video on thedistrict web page at www.brevardschools.org.   

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