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Florida Value Added Model (VAM) Fiscal Transparency Tool

The Florida Department of Education has released a web-based fiscal transparency tool intended to help taxpayers evaluate the financial efficiency of a school district with other similarly situated school districts.

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2020-2021 Code of Student Conduct - DRAFT

Notice of Intent to Amend the Code of Student Conduct and Setting a Public Hearing on the Proposed Changes at the Board Meeting Scheduled for July 28, 2020

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2020-2021 Student Progression Plan - DRAFT

Notice of Intent to Amend the Student Progression Plan and Setting a Public Hearing on the Proposed Changes at the Board Meeting Scheduled for July 28, 2020

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Board-approved Attendance Boundaries for 2020-2021 School Year

Maps as approved by the School Board on November 12, 2019.

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Irregular Zone Redistricting

Schedule of Meetings, Board Work Procedures and Committee Maps

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Winning Essays in Constitution Day Essay Contest

Read the winning essays to the Constitution Day Essay Contest.

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2018-2019 School, District and State Report Cards

The Florida Department of Education provides these annual reports to offer greater transparency into how Florida’s districts and schools are doing with regard to student achievement and success.

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2019-2020 Student Progression Plan Change Summary

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New Social Media Guidelines

Please review the new Social Media Guidelines for both Students and Staff.

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Military Opt Out Form

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AllClear ID Protection Information

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