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District presents condensed volunteer handbook; board will consider final draft at next meeting

Hernando County School Board (workshop) · December 10, 2025
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Summary

SafeSchool staff presented a shortened volunteer handbook (from ~20 to ~11 core pages) and noted fingerprinting fee variability and statutory limits on certain felony convictions for volunteer eligibility. Staff will forward the corrected handbook for approval at the next board meeting.

Angel Pagan, director of SafeSchool, presented a revised volunteer handbook condensed from roughly 20 pages to an 11‑page core document. The revision aims to make instructions clearer for parents, staff and volunteers and to correct distribution errors identified in earlier drafts.

Pagan said fingerprinting fees vary by vendor and there is no single set amount; the board asked staff to confirm typical range and vendor options. A board member noted statutory restrictions that bar some individuals with certain felony convictions from volunteering; Pagan confirmed the district follows the state statute matrix for eligibility.

Staff will return the clean, corrected version for board approval at the next meeting and will check remaining typographical issues raised by members before submission.