Superintendent Broskie and Christine Howell, Teacher, Orange Park High, recognized student recipients of The President's Volunteer Service Award, a prestigious national honor that highlights students' commitment to serving the community and the nation -

• Reagan Elia (10th) - OPH
• Anna Keene (12th) - OPH
• Benjamin Boatright (12th) - OPH
• Katlyn Griffin (11th) - MHS
• Hailey Alilio (7th) - LAJ

Students were presented with certificates from The White House and Clay County District Schools.

Treasure Pickett, Director K-12 Academic Services, introduced Kenneth Remsen, Teacher Clay High School, for the recognition of the achievements of the 2020 Academic Team Season - 

Lake Asbury Junior High - undefeated season and County Champion in the Junior High School category

• Riley Chapman
• Ashlyn Amburgey
• Massi Zori
• Ward Parker
• Lily Phillips
• Dylan Collins
• Tyler Collins
• Prisha Dabhi
• Charlotte Googin

Fleming Island High - County Champion in the Junior Varsity High School category -

• William Hughes (MVP)
• Jennifer Zheng
• Grace Pearce
• Bayan Mahmoodi
• Audrey Freehafer
• Hayden Patalinghug
• Brady White
• Zeinab Faraj
• Ethan Taing

Oakleaf High - County Champion in the Varsity High School category -

• Tara Mahmoud
• Larissa Phung
• Julianna Lee
• Lilly Justice
• Andrew Bevis
• Ty Villalon
• Chloe Dupree
• Maggie Davis
• Caden Henderson
• Jarahn Johnson
• Joe Antonacci

The High School Varsity coaches also selected one team member from each team to create a celebratory All County Team -

• Middleburg High School - Emma Howle
• Orange Park High School - Darby Mason
• Oakleaf High School - Joe Antonacci
• Clay High School - Emma Glazener
• Ridgeview High School - Nicole Lunsford
• Fleming Island High School - Lucas Schreiber

Joel Miller and Julie Miller were also honored for their assistance and commitment to the students' teams.

Tina Bullock, Board Member, presented a certificate of recognition to Kathy Signorile, Lori Butler, and Sophie Dare in honor of the artwork of The Orange Park Art Guild on display at the intersection of Palmer St. &  U.S. Highway 17.

James Fossa, Coordinator Facilities & Planning, used the attached presentation to communicate a needs assessment and attendance boundary growth analysis to inform consideration of potential school boundary realignment.  A Board Workshop will be held to examine and develop options to address current problem boundary alignments.

There were no public speakers.

Superintendent Broskie provided an update including:

• Graduation Rates 2019-2020
• Tools 4 Clay Schools Ribbon Cutting Event
• Upcoming Events to Celebrate in January
• COVID-19 Safety Reminders
• Second Semester Enrollment and Dates

There were no Human Resources Special Actions.

Mrs. Gilhousen submitted CE Form 8A Memorandum of Voting Conflict for State Officers and recused herself from voting.

Board Chair opened the floor for a motion.  Mrs. Clark moved to approve.  With no one to second the motion, the motion failed.

Mr. Bickner, School Board Attorney, is scheduled for a medical appointment on 1/12/2021 and will either be late or not in attendance at the Workshop scheduled that afternoon.  He remains available by phone if needed.

Board members discussed the upcoming Workshop to address student growth and potential school boundary realignment, improved graduation rates, AMI Kids and Adult Community Education graduations, Teacher of the Year and Support Related Employee of the Year celebrations, and additional school-related events.