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HR says most instructional staff placed after school closures; support staff placements to follow
Summary
At the May 11 workshop Miss Maxey reported nearly all instructional employees affected by recent school closures have been placed at other schools and that support staff placements will begin this week, with the district ahead of schedule, she said.
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During the board's May 11 workshop Miss Maxey, speaking for human resources, told the Okaloosa County School Board that the district had nearly completed placement of instructional employees displaced by recent school closures and would begin placing support staff this week.
"We should have that done early this week," Miss Maxey said, noting the district had prioritized placing instructional staff first and had made progress on front office placements. She thanked the union and HR team members by name for supporting the effort and said employees who had not yet been placed should communicate preferences and check email so HR can match them to openings.
Board members praised the pace and outreach. One board member noted the union's involvement and monthly school visits to assist employees during the multi-month transition. Miss Maxey said the district expected employees to know their placements before leaving for the summer, which she said was a primary goal.
Next steps: HR will continue placing support staff and communicate with employees; the board will monitor placement progress.

