Superintendent Broskie recognized the following students who achieved perfect attendance, grades K - 6:

• Cadence Bandor (Coppergate Elementary)
• Landon Self (Charles E. Bennett Elementary)

Kelly Watt, Social Studies Curriculum Specialist, recognized the following award recipients in the field of social studies:

• Laura Dodson (POE), nominee for FCSS's Outstanding Social Studies Teacher of the Year, Elementary Division
• Karen Miller (OLJ), nominee for FCSS's Outstanding Social Studies Teacher of the Year, Middle School Division
• Kate Smith (CVA & FIH), nominee for FCSS's Outstanding Social Studies Teacher of the Year, Senior High Division (award accepted on recipient's behalf by Danielle Heric and Brittany Moore)
• Lorraine Evatt (WES), nominee for Prentice-Hall's Excellence in Teaching History Award
• Joshua Hailey (LAJ), nominee for Holt-McDougal's Warren Tracy Beginning Teacher (3 years or less) Award

Rachel McElreath Miller, Client Engagement Coordinator, First Coast Worksite Wellness Council presented the Platinum Wellness Award, the highest level of recognition, to Clay County District Schools.  Accepting the award on behalf of CCDS were Superintendent Broskie, Airen Payne, Onsite Wellness Coordinator, United Healthcare, and Sheila Gann, Coordinator of Insurance Benefits.  CCDS has achieved this status for the third consecutive year.

Makayla Buchanan, Executive Director, Clay Education Foundation, shared the attached presentation to provide a brief update of the Clay Education Foundation's work and accomplishments in the three key areas of educators, literacy, and innovation.

There were no public speakers.

Superintendent Broskie provided the attached update that highlighted the following:

• 2021 Graduation
• American Heart Association Year in Review
• Summer Learning Programs
• Reflection on 2020-2021 School Year
• Looking Forward to 2021-2022 School Year

Mrs. Kerekes appreciates the work of staff and the superintendent in providing a plan that will work well.

There was no Human Resources Special Action A.

Board members expressed their gratitude to teachers and staff for their excellent work throughout this challenging year.  Graduations, athletic celebrations, and the ribbon-cutting for community partnership schools in Keystone were attended and appreciated by board members.  Mrs. Kerekes would like to re-instate the Battle of the Books program.  Mrs. Clark expressed the need to respect individual choices re facial coverings as masks become an option for the next school year.  Mrs. Bullock looks forward to reviewing the feasibility study re Keystone schools.