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At a glance: Pasco board adopts consent agenda and several routine actions April 1

3005229 · April 16, 2025
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Summary

The Pasco County School Board approved its consent agenda (except items 12.3 and 13.11, which were pulled), adopted instructional materials for science, approved NEOLA legal alerts and district updates, endorsed a reduced use-of-facilities fee structure for some community partners, and renamed Mini Piloc Early Learning to Mini Piloc Achievement

The Pasco County School Board on April 1 approved a set of routine and administrative items, including adoption of instructional materials for science and policy and facilities updates. The board approved the consent agenda (with items 12.3 and 13.11 pulled for separate consideration).

Key actions taken: - Consent agenda (all attached items except 12.3 and 13.11): motion carried after a motion by Wright and second by Baldwin; chair recorded “Aye”—motion carries. - Item 13.11 (use-of-facilities fee adjustments): board approved a motion to implement revised fee categories that reduce charges for qualifying community and nonprofit groups; proponents said reductions ranged from roughly 25% to 75% for certain categories. A board member said the change aimed to increase community partnerships and opportunities for students. - Item 16.1 (adoption of instructional materials for science): board approved the recommended instructional materials. - NEOLA legal alerts and district updates: board approved a set of NEOLA legal alerts and updates after workshop review and staff edits. - Item 16.3 (renaming): board approved renaming “Mini Piloc Early Learning Academy” to “Mini Piloc Achievement Academy.” Board members said the new name better reflects the school’s mission.

Where votes were recorded in the transcript, motions were seconded and recorded as carried. Individual roll-call tallies were not read into the record for each vote in the available audio transcript; the chair announced motions carried or called for “Aye.”

Ending

These actions were presented as routine operational and policy items; two items that attracted discussion (bell times and the use-of-facilities fee item) were pulled for separate comment and were voted on individually elsewhere in the meeting.