District Board of Trustees of Seminole State College of Florida Regular Board Meeting
The Board meeting included student and employee spotlight presentations, a report from the President regarding college news, scholarships, and strategic partnerships, and updates on Hispanic Heritage Month observances. The Board approved the Educational Plant Survey (EPS) spot survey for facility projects at the Altamonte Springs Campus, structural repairs for the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus, a carryforward spending plan, and an institutional accreditation application. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved personnel recommendations, curriculum changes, and international travel for faculty, and authorized the declaration of surplus property.
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District Board of Trustees of Seminole State College of Florida Regular Board Meeting
The board addressed several administrative, financial, and facilities-related agenda items. Key discussions included the ratification of collective bargaining compensation revisions, the selection of firms for emergency response and disaster recovery services, and various project closeouts and release of retainage for campus facilities. Members reviewed institutional financial reports, human resources recommendations, grant proposals, and reports on textbook affordability. Additionally, the board conducted the annual election of officers and finalized the schedule for future board meetings.
Jun 15, 2026·Board meeting
District Board of Trustees Regular Board Meeting
The Board meeting included a budget workshop where the college discussed financial priorities, revenue and expenditure projections for the 2026-27 fiscal year, and a transition to a zero-based budgeting model. Reports were provided on student achievements, college accomplishments, and legislative updates regarding higher education funding. The Board approved the Oracle annual service renewal, revisions to the collective bargaining agreement, salary schedule adjustments for non-bargaining employees, and the selection of firms for a performing arts center feasibility study. Furthermore, the Board accepted various grant submissions, in-kind donations of art books, and approved the 2026-2027 college catalog which introduces new academic programs and apprenticeships.
