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School board approves agenda, consent items and student disciplinary recommendations

Seminole County Public Schools Board · March 11, 2026
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Summary

The Seminole County school board approved the meeting agenda, the consent agenda and student disciplinary recommendations by voice vote during its March 10 meeting; the board also agreed to schedule a closed litigation session in April at counsel's request.

The Seminole County Public Schools Board on March 10 approved the meeting agenda, the consent agenda and a set of student disciplinary recommendations during routine business.

Chair Dellinger called for a motion to approve the agenda outline after Superintendent Beeman recommended an addendum be filed for good cause. "I motion that we approve the agenda outline as presented," said Member Krauss; Member Sanchez seconded. Chair Dellinger asked, "All those in favor, say aye," and declared the motion passed after an oral aye vote.

Later in the meeting the board approved the consent agenda on a subsequent motion and confirmed discipline recommendations brought forward by the superintendent. Superintendent Beeman moved the board approve the student disciplinary recommendations for the dates listed; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.

Attorney Cole Palmer asked the board to schedule a closed litigation session on April 14, 2026 for advice in Dunnegan v. School Board of Seminole County, case number 2025CA-002279; he said outside counsel and a court reporter would attend.

No roll-call tallies were read into the record; the board conducted the approvals by voice vote and the chair declared the motions passed. The meeting then continued with presentations and public comment.