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School board approves attendance-boundary change for Ave Maria Elementary
Summary
The Collier County School Board approved an attendance-boundary modification affecting Ave Maria Elementary after a presentation by the district’s senior projections director; the measure passed in a recorded vote and drew no public comment at the meeting.
The School Board of Collier County voted Dec. 10 to adopt an attendance-boundary modification affecting Ave Maria Elementary and areas identified for future growth.
Mark Frija, senior director of student and staff projections, allocations and reporting, presented the staff report recommending the boundary change related to projected enrollment and future growth areas. Board Chair Stephanie Lucarelli opened the board discussion; there were no public comments on the topic.
Kelly Mason moved to approve the attendance-boundary modification; Tim Moshear seconded. The motion carried with all five members recorded as voting in favor (Eric Carter, Stephanie Lucarelli, Kelly Mason, Tim Moshear, Jerry Rutherford).
The motion approved the boundary changes as presented with the attachments noted in the agenda record. The board did not record additional conditions or a timetable in the meeting summary provided; the district’s staff presentation will serve as the official record of the recommended boundary lines and supporting data.
Next procedural steps were not specified during the meeting beyond the board’s vote.
