John Sgromolo, Coordinator of District Athletics,  recognized the "Clay County Athletes of the Month."  These athletes were nominated by athletic directors in recognition of their excellence in academics, athletics, leadership, exceptional character, and community involvement.  

• September 2020 - Camille Jackson (KHH) Girls Golf
• October 2020 - Anthony DeLeon (OPH) Boys Swimming
• November 2020 - Samantha Migliore (CHS) Girls Weightlifting
• December 2020 - Matthew Rodriguez (RHS) Wrestling
• January 2021 - Alyse Gomez (MHS) - Girls Soccer

Public speakers:

• Ezra McCollum - quarantine policy for athletes
• Karen McCollum - quarantine policy for athletes
• David Coughlin - substitute teacher training

Prior to the adoption of the consent agenda, Chair Bolla made a statement advising item C14 Budget Amendment for Months Ending September, October, November, December 31, 2020 and January 31, 2021 contained the same scrivener's error on the first page of each of the five budget amendment attachments.  The error was clerical, not substantive, in nature, and the attachments were corrected and replaced prior to the meeting.

Superintendent Broskie provided an update that highlighted the following:

• 2020-2021 School Year Data and Reflection
• Academic Vision
• COVID-19 Vaccine Update for Employees
• State Testing Calendar
• 2020-2021 Climate Survey
• Science Fair Awards 
• March Celebrations
• Spring Break Reminders

There was no Human Resources Special Action C.

Chair Bolla opened the public hearing.  With no one coming forward to speak, the public hearing was closed.

Mrs. Clark expressed the importance of carefully examining all attendance boundary changes to minimize the impact on families.  Mrs. Bolla advised that, given the substantial growth in Clay County, it is critical to consider all areas, and attention to planning is important. 

Chair Bolla opened the public hearing.  With no one coming forward to speak, the public hearing was closed.

Chair Bolla opened the public hearing.  With no one coming forward to speak, the public hearing was closed.

During an earlier presentation of the Superintendent's Update, Mrs. Gilhousen requested that the board receive results of the climate survey.  Mrs. Gilhousen expressed appreciation to the superintendent and operations department for their efforts and decisions relative to rezoning.

Mrs. Bullock shared portions of letters written by Keystone area residents, requesting consideration for the educational needs of the Keystone community.  Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Kerekes encouraged the prioritization of these needs, along with the needs of other schools.  The possibility of holding a workshop was discussed.

Board members collectively expressed congratulations to the student-athletes and science fair participants, and their regret re the impact COVID and resultant quarantining has had on school programs, students, and families.  Consideration of alternative options to secure substitutes may be examined.  Board members are attending Florida School Boards Association 34th Annual Day in the Legislature Virtual Conference.