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FLVS to present ELL plan, foundation reappointments, staff data and asset disposals to board in March
Summary
At its Feb. 25 agenda workshop FLVS staff previewed four consent annual reports to be submitted for trustee approval on March 25: a district ELL plan requiring Florida Department of Education approval, two FLVS Foundation board reappointments, a quarterly staff data report and an asset disposal list processed under Florida statute.
Florida Virtual School staff told trustees on Feb. 25 that four annual reports and forms will be included as consent items at the March 25 quarterly board meeting: a 2025–28 district English‑language learners (ELL) plan, reappointments to the FLVS Foundation board, the quarterly staff data report and a list of assets identified for disposal.
Staff described the ELL plan as a required submission to the Florida Department of Education that must be approved by the department before implementation; the plan sets procedures for serving ELL students including entry and exit standards, instructional and categorical services, staff qualifications and evidence of consultation with parent advisory groups. The plan was described as required for school districts in Florida.
The board will be asked to consent to the reappointment of two FLVS Foundation board members: Monica Gardoni and Mike Miller, per FLVS board policy that foundation board candidates be approved by the trustees.
The quarterly staff data report will summarize personnel actions over the prior quarter. The facilities department presented a list of fully depreciated or noncapitalized items recommended for disposal in accordance with Florida statute; staff said disposal could include sale, donation to another district or other options allowed by statute, with proceeds accounted for in the general fund.
No trustee votes were taken at the workshop; staff requested the board’s consent approvals at the March 25 meeting.
