Village of Key Biscayne

The meeting includes a presentation from Who Tutors, a discussion on the Paraprofessional SWOT phase 2, and evaluations of school identity for both general and middle school levels. The agenda also features a Parent Teacher Association update regarding their vision, projects, elections, and budget, as well as considerations related to branding, computer lab billing, and administrative office communications.

The board discussed governance updates, including the secretary role and the confirmation of the Vice Chair. Key agenda items included addressing critically low enrollment for grades 6-8 and establishing a multi-phase strategic framework focused on programming, facilities, governance, and communications. The board reviewed proposals for an academic communications program and a SmartLab initiative. Discussions also covered campus infrastructure improvements, equipment needs, a collaborative funding model involving the Village and the Community Foundation, and the necessity of immediate safety and maintenance repairs. Additionally, the board examined a proposal for classroom aide staffing and confirmed the long-term commitment to a K-8 model.

The board conducted a tour of the KBK8 campus. Following the tour, the board held a discussion regarding the challenges faced by the school and identified various opportunities for improvement.

The workshop agenda featured special presentations including an introduction by a Miami-Dade County Commissioner, a reintroduction of the project team by the Village Manager, and an update on the Underline project. Additionally, the agenda covered a review of the project timeline and milestones, as well as an initial technical design overview followed by a session for community comments and questions.

The workshop focused on providing a project update and technical assessment for the Shoreline project. Discussions centered on the feasibility and design concepts, including multimodal connectivity for pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles. Key technical constraints were highlighted, such as the location of an existing 102-inch sewer pipe and environmental protections for petrified mangroves. The project team discussed efforts to improve mobility, restore coastal ecosystems, and provide flood mitigation. Future milestones include finalizing feasibility reports and developing a business plan to identify revenue streams for long-term operations and maintenance.