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Board approves consent items including Keiser partnership, Medicaid-managed services agreement, and $262,682.65 City invoice
Summary
The Board approved remaining consent items Feb. 24, including a Keiser University partnership (no district expense per agreement), a Skylark Education Partners Medicaid-managed services agreement, and a City of Quincy invoice for $262,682.65 for electrical materials at the new K–8 school.
The Gadsden County School Board approved the remaining consent-agenda items at its Feb. 24 meeting, including budget submissions, partnership agreements and a facilities invoice.
Consent highlights recorded in the meeting minutes: ESE 145 & SEFA submissions (amounts not specified), an ESE 348 revised pages item, a Keiser University partnership agreement described in the contract as producing no expense to the district (final costs are noted as undetermined and depend on student enrollment), and a Comprehensive Administrative Integrity & Managed Service Agreement between the district and Skylark Education Partners LLC, funded through Medicaid reimbursement with the contract amount to be determined by the amount of claimable services. The Board also approved a City of Quincy electrical-materials invoice for the new K–8 school totaling $262,682.65; the transcript lists general funds as the fund source for that invoice.
Mr. Charlie D. Frost moved to approve consent items 6a–10a; Mr. Steve Scott seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The superintendent had recommended approval for the items on consent.
