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Collier school board reviews ITN No. 252067 for classification and compensation study by Evergreen Solutions LLC

District School Board of Collier County Scribe Board work session · January 14, 2026

Summary

After a brief recess, the Collier County school board reconvened to receive a presentation introducing ITN No. 252067 (classification and compensation study) and a presentation from Evergreen Solutions LLC; board members asked questions but no procurement vote is recorded in the transcript.

At its Jan. 14 work session, the District School Board of Collier County paused for a recess at 10:22 a.m. The meeting record references ITN No. 252067, a request related to a classification and compensation study, and names Evergreen Solutions LLC in connection with that item.

The meeting reconvened at 10:32 a.m., and CHRO Valerie Wenrick introduced staff from Evergreen Solutions, who began the presentation on the proposed classification and compensation study. Board members offered comments and questions during and after the presentation. The transcript records discussion and questions but does not show a formal motion to award a contract, nor does it include funding figures or a bid tabulation.

Later in the session, general counsel (Miss Schroed) and Superintendent Dr. Richard Ellie offered closing comments; the school board attorney, Mr. Myers, gave a report. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn at 11:46 a.m., made by Tim Moshear, seconded by Eric Carter; the motion carried with all five listed board members recorded in favor.

The transcript provides the ITN number and the vendor name but does not include the text of Evergreen’s presentation or details of any recommended contract terms in the record.

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