Schools › School Board meeting of Dec 8, 2025
Approved the removal of fixed assets costing $1000.00 or more from school inventory for surplus, auction, or recycling.
The vote: 5-0
Voted on as part of the consent agendaA group of routine items the Board votes on together with one motion. Any commissioner can pull an item out to discuss and vote on it separately. County Commission agendas (CivicClerk portal), one motion for several items (approval of the Consent Agenda items 8.01 through 10.01 and 10.03 through 10.08).
From the School Board's official minutes.
In plain words
A list of school property items that cost centers want removed from inventory because they are no longer useful.
What changes The Board approved the list, so the items will be picked up for surplus, possibly re-purposed, auctioned, or recycled.
Who and the money Applies to Lake County School District cost centers; items sold will generate additional revenue from the auction and from the e-waste bid that pays us for our obsolete items.
Stated reason (staff, quoted): "This item supports Goal 3A items being disposition bring revenue or cost savings back to the District. Goal 5A keeping schools clear of clutter will promote safety."
Why (staff, quoted) "These items are no longer of use to their cost center and will be picked up for surplus."
Written from the Board's minutes and the agenda item's staff text on BoardDocs, checked by script: every number appears in the record. Agenda on BoardDocs
From the record
Removal of Fixed Assets from InventoryLake County Schools agenda, Dec 8, 2025, item 8.05. Open the agenda on BoardDocs
I recommend that the Board approve the attached list of property dispositions.
The Board's minutes record this item as approved, by a vote of 5-0.School Board minutes, Dec 8, 2025. Open the official document
The rest of this meeting
- Previous item: Approved a time extension for the Lady Lake Luxury Apartments residential development school capacity mitigation agreement to August 28, 2026.
- Next item: Approved a settlement agreement with former employee Donielle Diem to resolve her termination dispute without any fiscal impact.
- All items from Dec 8, 2025