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Board approves routine agenda: FSBA representative, safety and technology plans, agreements and reports
Summary
At its May 5 meeting the board approved a 12-item consent agenda, selected an FSBA advocacy representative and alternate, and approved routine plans and agreements including the district active assailant response plan, technology plan, inspection reports, and multiple agreements and amendments.
The Charlotte County School Board on May 5 approved a series of routine governance and operational items, including a 12‑item consent agenda, selection of an FSBA advocacy representative and alternate, adoption of safety and technology plans, and several agreements and amendments.
The board approved the consent agenda by voice vote. Board member Reynolds was nominated and approved as the 2026–27 Florida School Board Association advocacy representative after an amendment adding John LeClair as alternate passed. The board also approved the district’s 2026–27 active assailant response plan and a comprehensive technology plan described as supporting the strategic integration of technology for learning and operations.
Joe King, the district’s school safety specialist, reported that three third-quarter Office of Safe Schools inspections (Deep Creek Elementary, East Elementary, and FSW Collegiate High School) found those campuses in full compliance; the board accepted the quarterly inspection report. The board also approved comprehensive safety inspection reports covering 28 facilities, the first amendment to the building code administration agreement, an agreement with Trident Southeast doing business as HAAS, a first amendment to a ground lease with the Charlotte County Airport Authority, and personnel actions.
All of these items were presented by district staff, recommended by the superintendent, and approved by motions and voice votes during the meeting. The transcript records voice votes for routine approvals but does not include roll-call tallies for these items.
