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Board keeps seven‑day advance notice; names website Building 2 as primary emergency channels
Summary
The board chose seven days as the notice standard to satisfy both the school code and chapter 120, and agreed the district website will be the primary public‑notice channel with a stated fallback order (building front door, social media, media release).
Flagler County School Board members told staff they want one clear public‑notice standard: seven days. The board reached consensus in a workshop to keep seven days as the notice period for regular meetings and to use the district website as the primary public notice method; posting at the District Government Services Building (Building 2) was selected as the primary physical posting location.
Staff explained that state law contains multiple notice provisions — the school code…
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