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Quarterly DOE compliance review finds single training deficiency; district corrected it immediately
Summary
District staff reported a quarterly compliance review by the Office of Safe Schools (DOE) found one deficiency related to a principal training sequence; the district corrected the issue the next day and is scheduling training for district teams.
At the July 22 workshop, compliance staff reported the Office of Safe Schools (Florida Department of Education) conducted quarterly checks at four schools and identified one deficiency tied to training. The deficiency arose after two principals were promoted: one principal attended the second day of required threat‑assessment training without having completed the prerequisite first day. DOE provided the missing first‑day training the following day, and staff said the error was corrected promptly.
District staff said all school‑based teams and district threat‑assessment teams will receive the required training in the coming days. Board members described the finding as a managerial/training oversight that staff addressed immediately and said they were satisfied with the corrective steps.
