Volusia County School District

This document discusses the strategic expansion of the Volusia County Schools' internationally recognized Cambridge program. The plan involves phased implementation of the program into middle schools, starting with sixth and seventh grades in the 2026-2027 school year, and aiming for full integration across all middle schools by the 2028-2029 school year. The initiative seeks to develop critical thinking, research, and problem-solving skills, thereby preparing students for advanced high school courses and ensuring their success in post-secondary education and a global society.

The agenda item detailed a request for approval of the Bid Tabulation for the 'Replace Gutters and Downspouts project at Osteen Elementary School.' The recommended action was to accept the base Bid of $391,000.00 submitted by Apex Roofing USA, LLC, and reject all other bids. The funding source for this project is the Local Capital Improvement Fund (LCIF). The overall consent agenda was recommended for approval by the superintendent.

This document outlines the Volusia County School Board's Medical Insurance Strategy for 2016 and beyond. It details a comprehensive approach to reducing and managing healthcare spending by analyzing current plans, negotiating with incumbent carriers (Florida Blue and Florida Health Care Plan) for 2016/17 renewal options, and proposing specific plan design changes. The strategy aims to establish a base plan for Board subsidy calculations, maintain affordable employee options, and implement a ProShare risk-sharing agreement to achieve long-term financial sustainability and cost savings.

This document, developed by The Access Project under the Bureau of Exceptional Education & Student Services (BEESS), outlines its mission to provide resources and professional development that facilitate the teaching and learning of Florida Standards Access Points. The vision is for all students, particularly those with significant cognitive disabilities, to live independent and fulfilling lives by ensuring effective instructional planning and access to academic content. Key focus areas include aligning instruction with general education standards, utilizing Access Points and Essential Understandings as scaffolds, and supporting student success and progress in learning.

This document provides an overview of Volusia County Schools' efforts in graduation readiness. It outlines Florida's high school graduation requirements, various diploma types, and diploma designations. Key areas include academic pathways like AICE and IB, state assessment compliance, post-graduation military service, and strategic growth in Career & Technical Education. The overall vision is to improve graduation rates and prepare students for future careers and higher education.