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Hernando County School Board approves evaluation manual, expels student and adopts consent agenda

Hernando County School Board · June 23, 2026
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Summary

At its June 23 meeting the Hernando County School Board approved the 2026–27 instructional personnel evaluation manual, entered a one-year expulsion with educational services in case E20260053, adopted the consent agenda and approved minutes and other routine items.

The Hernando County School Board met June 23, 2026, and approved several routine and personnel items, including final adoption of the 2026–27 instructional personnel evaluation system manual and a one-year expulsion in student case E20260053, while also adopting the consent agenda and approving prior meeting minutes.

The board opened by adopting the meeting agenda, including a late addition notifying the district of its annual comprehensive safety inspection for the 2026 school year being added to the consent agenda. The board then approved minutes from the June 9, 2026 workshop and regular meeting.

In a public hearing held as part of the agenda, the board gave final approval to the instructional personnel evaluation system manual for 2026–27; the manual had received tentative approval at the board’s May 12, 2026 meeting. The board’s action completes the local adoption process for the evaluation system that governs instructional personnel review.

On a separate personnel-discipline item (case number E20260053), the board entered a final order expelling the student for one year and providing educational services as part of the disposition. The transcript records the order and that a motion to adopt the final order passed during the meeting.

The board also adopted the consent agenda (items 7–24 and item 26) after no members requested that any item be pulled for separate discussion.

Superintendent Pender closed the meeting by thanking retirees and district staff for summer preparations ahead of the next school year. The meeting adjourned at 6:19 p.m.

The transcript does not consistently record formal vote tallies for every motion; where the count is unclear in the record, the minutes should be consulted for exact roll-call results.