Florida State College At Jacksonville District Board Of Trustees Board Meeting
The board discussed and recommended approval for several financial items, including adjustments to academic assessment fees, application fees for various programs, and distance learning and transcript fees. Other key topics included the establishment of a full cost of instruction fee for repeated course enrollments, a review of current student tuition rates for various academic programs, and the approval of the FSCJ ACCESS program aimed at reducing textbook costs for students.
Apr 14, 2026·
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Florida State College at Jacksonville District Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The board discussed several strategic areas including enrollment growth, institutional excellence, student success, community engagement, and service. Key highlights included the establishment of an early learning center at the urban resource center through a partnership with Junior Achievement, updates on the Cecil training institute project to expand skilled trades programs, and the adoption of artificial intelligence guidelines within the college. The board reviewed and approved various administrative, financial, and academic action items, including budget amendments, new academic programs, and updates to board rules regarding the investment of surplus funds.
Feb 17, 2026·Board meeting
Florida State College at Jacksonville District Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The regular meeting agenda included an index of items, public comments section, and the report of the College President. Key discussion points covered FSCJ's Spirit Week culminating in Manta Madness, the recognition of student-athlete Mei Chiang's accomplishments, and Jacksonville hosting the State Basketball Championships for the next three years. The President also detailed legislative priorities following the Fly-In, including appropriation requests for the Cecil Training Institute and Career Connection Center, and updates on enrollment growth and institutional recognition, such as being named eligible for the 2027 Aspen Prize and receiving the Collegiate Purple Star Campus Designation. The meeting proceeded with the approval of the Consent Agenda, which included annual contract extensions for roof repair, property insurance negotiation authorization, and acceptance of Certificates of Final Inspection for several elevator modernization and facility replacement projects. Action Items involved approving budget amendments for the Operating Budget (to cover State Group Insurance costs) and the Capital Outlay Budget (for signage and the Burn Building project), as well as revisions to Board Rules concerning Finance and the approval of several Fees and Charges.
