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Diana Drew, director of student services, introduced the group and praised their academic and athletic performance. The team's coach (identified in the meeting as Miss Foshay) described the program's growth: the team placed 10th in regionals in 2023, advanced to fourth in 2024, and this year won regionals and advanced to the state finals, where they finished third, missing second place by a tenth of a point.

Coach Foshay said the team's unweighted collective GPA is 3.3, highlighted assistant coach Megan Fleming for choreography, and listed student members and recent achievements. The coach said six team members were recognized as All Americans and will attend an event in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; three junior-varsity girls will perform at the Citrus Bowl. The coach and board members asked the community to support the students as they raise money for travel.

Discussion only: this was a ceremonial recognition; no board action was required. Direction/assignment: none recorded. Formal action: none.

Ending: Board members and staff congratulated the team and encouraged community support for the students' travel fundraising.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","School Board Meeting- 7-8-25","oneSentenceSummary","The board recognized Interlochen Junior-Senior High's varsity competition cheer team for winning Region 1 large non-tumbling and for placing third at state; coaches and the director said team members are raising funds for travel to Pearl Harbor and the Citrus Bowl.","taxTitle","Putnam, School Districts, Florida","taxId",15628,"location","Florida","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6162756,"Governor signs $3,337,000 appropriation to continue district flight program",38,1494000,1532000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5437629-ba73ca1e24b5184ef8e3067764a9ef3e&start=1494&end=1532","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5437629-ba73ca1e24b5184ef8e3067764a9ef3e/thumbnail_1494000.jpg","/articles/6162756/Florida/Governor-signs-3337000-appropriation-to-continue-district-flight-program","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6162756-5910c4294b182e350b39dad5e296982d/orig.mp4?Expires=1773604600&Signature=DGxFN~YfcwTxZ3FkY1LzFvMFzH6-jXIrRQyC0YCFOqJdd0WZRxP~-0FnfuJlX0aJQOk5HOz01aC2dn8goWNfVoGSOKNpNOzWnJR0rKts6USyq8zZbCXXoVdm-6lGLapLqQsj2RaL-ILFBfpdOi8z61PsmqwSBiAY0VKbRfbvmLzI5NNlKwGiJHoUKeuqft9a79ylrS4Ks1EdKmPvC546p4Y4OEYB8FdDXPhi2rTMPNvJZ7clP8tsGZhAtdKTd8O~E8QgX5Rh5NaTLryb-BWJkKJh-Q~~PH4nHV3sWlcU5MR23jBDX~aP8TN1Jv4eu91~lv~BZXg0TMlVkqjcLMYhOQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The superintendent told the board that the governor signed funding to support the district's flight program for a second year and that the amount for this year \"is $3,337,000 to pay for flight time.\" The superintendent said students in the program are already completing solo flights.

Board members described the flight program as \"one of the most unique programs in the entire state\" and expressed pride that the district will continue the training and flight opportunities. The superintendent said the funding will pay for flight time and that the district has students already conducting solo flights.

Discussion only: the board and superintendent celebrated the program and noted the new funding; Direction/assignment: none recorded. Formal action: no board vote was required for the announcement; the governor's signature was reported by the superintendent.

Ending: Board members asked staff to continue program operations and training scheduled for summer and noted the program's uniqueness within the state.","Superintendent announced the governor signed funding to continue the district flight program; the district said $3,337,000 will be used to pay for flight time in the program that already has students completing solo flights.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6162761,"Board approves code of student conduct that explicitly addresses vaping; members call for consistent cell-phone rules",71,994000,1065000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5437629-ba73ca1e24b5184ef8e3067764a9ef3e&start=994&end=1065","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5437629-ba73ca1e24b5184ef8e3067764a9ef3e/thumbnail_994000.jpg","/articles/6162761/Florida/Board-approves-code-of-student-conduct-that-explicitly-addresses-vaping-members-call-for-consistent-cell-phone-rules","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6162761-b960c06f478b9d40d7ecdde1e8532b49/orig.mp4?Expires=1773604600&Signature=RlDLMpoQJoe~SdZEf78rbbLg3h0Du8kqSh5Hxh9lfCGpR0XfWTuK8qrxB6bCvyKwFpoZ0sbQSmVu~0pDl1wIOUqGOmOGBskGMbAN7xnl-o57ZRGApobQWHAKZm0OeYRodutcPBqhd3vCGSHhf5tvJ-g5mFlr1d51QyJaes-lzNn2m~pIF-LuOgxpy0Ah6ox6lsGEULYt~jKKniit6YhgEGegyFfrHM8lFvhHr3qD9vYbLKL3VbyL-VnvVbfBj5oO-IwZhlslM6llMJyS3XOmEQc6-zFHRzT~~QAKWIDq3tGker-QOPzulrKSgYhKSw-ZctxJRKM4P5rwIMjjjwSi9w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The school board approved the updated code of student conduct as part of the consent agenda. Board members said the revised code explicitly addresses vaping and gives school deans clearer guidance for enforcement.

Several trustees raised concerns about inconsistent cell-phone rules between schools. A board member said the district must \"stay on top of\" cell-phone use and support principals and teachers in consistent enforcement; the member urged a districtwide approach so that one school's allowance does not undercut enforcement at others. Another board member said she supported a pilot project that would limit phone use and said she would like that pilot to continue.

Discussion only: board members described the content and expected effects of the updated code; Direction/assignment: members sought consistent districtwide guidance for phone use and support for principals. Formal action: the code of student conduct was approved as part of the consent agenda; the meeting did not include a separate roll call for the code item.

Ending: Board members asked staff to help ensure consistent application of the code and to return with implementation guidance if needed.","During a consent-agenda vote the board approved an updated code of student conduct that board members said specifically addresses vaping; several trustees urged consistent enforcement of cell-phone rules across schools.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6162766,"District officials flag revenue uncertainty after property-appraiser adjustment tied to utility overpayment",543,1167000,1710000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5437629-ba73ca1e24b5184ef8e3067764a9ef3e&start=1167&end=1710","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5437629-ba73ca1e24b5184ef8e3067764a9ef3e/thumbnail_1167000.jpg","/articles/6162766/Florida/District-officials-flag-revenue-uncertainty-after-property-appraiser-adjustment-tied-to-utility-overpayment","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6162766-0ccffccc82392bccea2172818b902ab2/orig.mp4?Expires=1773604600&Signature=BOEM7d49AFdpyrInOoTDLOQvZTqGyrN3im3OBlZ5FBi~PhwYZJ68ywdWrUKJjDbquMIq9RUUd22iogTQTm-1maQoIDuhfP2YbPYkWiBT~xcUgMy~sfCHQ7iu5SZbbi-TlzsJwDRj1UtAZteox-ERijxycYsmc0jKtBSKtIKsxw3ow4l8EmTAv14RTLxA-G3vCD-manCflBJoCZGjZ9AnFW3kJnBLvp3p1mwWwE09Vyjy~SYWZzhduIhFwICaS9qpNddp08nqMfQYXZmJEfaQ2X9F6O1d1-4f-hngwMn59NOrDhwvHVmUQ7V1JpOYrjO1v-9-nyAYMTPn-Q2jtkAQjA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","School board and district leaders said on the record that an adjustment from the property appraiser tied to a past overpayment by Florida Power & Light (FPL) will lower the district's tax revenues in coming years and could change state funding calculations.

The superintendent said staff are still \"trying to get our hands and minds around\" the impact of tangible personal property monies paid by Florida Power & Light that were found to have been overpaid two years earlier and — by agreement with the property appraiser — are being taken out over the next two or three years. The superintendent said district officials expect to discuss the issue with the state and with county leadership to try to avoid an adverse funding outcome for the schools.

The concern centers on how the district's reported revenue and assessment totals will affect state funding formulas. Board members noted that although assessed values rose in the district by about 5 percent, that increase \"we're not going to get,\" meaning the state aid calculation may not reflect that gain. The superintendent said the district is working with the Florida Department of Education and scheduled a follow-up call with the state to clarify the federal- and state-level funding implications.

Board members asked for continued coordination with the property appraiser's office and the county commission chair. The superintendent said he would update the board after additional calls with the chief financial officer at the Department of Education.

Separately, the board set internal scheduling items tied to the budget process: a budget workshop was discussed for July 24, and the final public budget hearing is scheduled for Sept. 9 but could move to Sept. 11 so it coincides with an AMR-related meeting, pending confirmation.

Discussion only: Board members and the superintendent described the revenue issue and planned outreach; they did not adopt a funding or staffing change during the meeting. Direction/assignment: staff were directed to continue discussions with the state and county and to report back to the board with clarifying information. Formal action: none taken on revenue adjustments at this meeting.

Ending: Board members said they would continue to monitor the issue and work with state and county partners to reduce any negative impact on the district's budget once the Department of Education and the property appraiser provide definitive guidance.","School leaders told the board they are still assessing how a property-appraiser adjustment related to an earlier overpayment by Florida Power & Light will affect district revenues and state funding, and they are coordinating with the Florida Department of Education and county officials as they set the 2025 budget schedule.","actionData","errors"]

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Interlochen cheer team honored for regional title, fundraising underway for Pearl Harbor trip

Governor signs $3,337,000 appropriation to continue district flight program

Board approves code of student conduct that explicitly addresses vaping; members call for consistent cell-phone rules

District officials flag revenue uncertainty after property-appraiser adjustment tied to utility overpayment