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Lake County Schools: what was decided, what is coming, and your school

The School Board makes the decisions that reach every classroom: budgets and the new mill, attendance zones, calendars, contracts, safety, materials. This page puts those decisions, the next agenda, and the state's own record for each school in one place. DocketHeron does not rate schools or the board; every line links to the district or the Florida Department of Education.

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Coming up

Lake County Schools - Regular School Board Meeting, 2026-11-09, 6:00 P.M.

Lake County Administration Building, 315 W. Main St., Tavares. Full agenda on BoardDocs; agendas can change up to the meeting.

Items for a vote

10.02 Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership)
11.01 Public Hearing - Final Approval of Policies 3213-Student Supervision and Welfare, 3220-Evaluation of Instructional Personnel, 5610-Removal, Suspensions, Alternative Disciplinary Placement, and Expulsion of Students, 5630-Corporal Punishment and Use of Reasonable Force and Restraint, 8405-School Safety and Security, 8407-Safe-School Officers -

Reports, recognitions and other items (4)

6.01 Attorney Report (Scott Cole, School Board Attorney)
6.02 Superintendent Student Advisory Committee Update - Tavares High School (Diane Kornegay, Superintendent)
11.02 Public Hearing - Tentative Approval of Policies 1120-Employment of Administrators, 1121.01-Background Screening and Employment History Checks, 1130-Appointment, Assignment, Transfer, and Promotion of Administrators, 1139-Educator Misconduct, 1180-Records and Reports, 1210-Standards of Ethical Conduct, 1211-Whistleblower Protection, 1220-Evaluation of Administrative Personnel, 3120-Employment of Instructional Staff, 3120.04-Employment of Daily Substitute, Temporary Instructional Staff, and Part-Time Instructional Staff, 3121.01-Background Screening and Employment History Checks, 3130-Appointment, Assignment, Transfer, and Promotion of Instructional Staff, 3139-Educator Misconduct, 3210-Standards of Ethical Conduct, 3211-Whistleblower Protection, 3217-Weapons (Rescind), 4120-Employment of Support Staff, 4121.01-Background Screening and Employment History Checks, 4129.01-Tutoring, 4130-Appointment, Assignment, Transfer, and Promotion of Support Staff, 4210-Standards of Ethical Conduct, 4211-Whistleblower Protection, 4213-Student Supervision and Welfare, 4217-Weapons (Rescind), 7530.01-Board-Owned Cellular Enabled Devices, 7540.02-Digital Content and Accessibility, 7540.03-Student Internet Safety and Acceptable Use, 7540.04-Staff Technology Acceptable Use and Safety, 8305-Information Security, 8531-Free and Reduced-Price Meals -
12.01 Letters of Condolence

Consent agenda, voted as one block (12 items)

8.01 Contract Amendment, ITB #25-1001-ITB-KF949, Roofing Contracted Services (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent)
8.02 Agreement #26-0910-PB-KF949 – Piggyback Utilization of Volusia County Public Schools contract #ITB-2026-3176-JD, Electrical, HVAC, Lumber, and Plumbing Parts and Supplies (% Discount) (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent) –
8.03 Agreement #26-0911-PB-KF949 – Piggyback Utilization of Volusia County Public Schools supplemental contract #ITB-2026-3183-JD, Electrical, HVAC, Lumber, and Plumbing Parts and Supplies (% Discount) (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent) –
8.04 RFP# 25-0124-P-KK923 ESE Contracted Services – Additional Vendors (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning and Leadership) –
8.05 Removal of Fixed Assets from Inventory (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent)
8.06 Monthly Financial Reports and Statement of Cash Disbursements as of July through September 2026 (Scott Ward, Chief Financial Officer)
8.07 Budget Amendments as of July through September 2025 (Scott Ward, Chief Financial Officer)
8.08 Focus SIS Assessment Module and SSS Module Renewal (Ashley Salamon, Executive Director MIS & Instructional Technology) $177,767.68 from Capital Fund Transfer
9.01 Notification of Human Resources Action Items – will be available by the close of business on Wednesday prior to the meeting. (Guido Zamora, Assistant Superintendent Human Resources)
9.02 Notification of Human Resources Action Items for Conversion Charter Schools – will be available by the close of business on Wednesday prior to the meeting. (Guido Zamora, Assistant Superintendent Human Resources)
10.01 Final Order for Student Expulsion (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership)
10.03 Out-of-State Temporary Duty for School Psychologists Dr. Susan Andrews, Roxana Pagan, and Solimar Adorno Moreno to attend the National Association of School Psychologists Conference in Charlotte, NC Feb. 22-26, 2027 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning, and Leadership) - $1,350 from General Fund - Student Services Budget - .75 Millage

Posted schedule: Regular 2026-11-09 18:00; Special: Organization and Investiture 2026-11-17 17:00 (notice); Regular 2026-12-14 18:00. Location: Lake County Administration Building, 315 W. Main St., Tavares.

What the public raised at the board

The minutes' own list from each meeting's public input period, in the clerk's words.

2026-10-12 7 speakers

Regarding the Education Committee with a goal of connecting art and cultural opportunities with the school system
Representing Lake Community Arts discussing the Orlando Philharmonic Young People’s Concert
Representing Lake Community Arts Education Committee expressing appreciation of support to the Board for Arts education
Regarding teachers
Representing Lake Community Arts sharing an upcoming event for families
Representing Eagle Orzel Educational and Cultural Exchange addressing the sister city relationship between Groveland and the Powiat of Otwock, Poland
Representing LCEA

Minutes (the district lists the topics, not the speakers).

2026-09-28 2 speakers

Representing LCEA
Regarding item 9.01 (public input heard prior to approval of the consent item)

Minutes (the district lists the topics, not the speakers).

2026-09-14 1 speakers

Representing LCEA

Minutes (the district lists the topics, not the speakers).

2026-08-31 1 speakers

Regarding American History & Civics

Minutes (the district lists the topics, not the speakers).

2026-08-24 1 speakers

Representing LCEA

Minutes (the district lists the topics, not the speakers).

2026-08-19 3 speakers

Representing LCEA
Regarding the Superintendent Search
Regarding the Superintendent Search – Public input notice was received by email, Chair acknowledged receipt and comment was read aloud by School Board Clerk

Minutes (the district lists the topics, not the speakers).

2026-08-10 3 speakers

Regarding political representation
Representing LCEA
Regarding the Superintendent search

Minutes (the district lists the topics, not the speakers).

What was decided, by topic

From the Board's official minutes, newest first. Each line is one sentence from the record with the vote; the link opens the minutes.

Government operations 43 decisions

2026-10-12 Approved 5-0
Approved all 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) items 8.01 through 10.03. Source
2026-09-28 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 8.09 and 9.02 through 10.08. Source
2026-09-28 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 8.09 and 9.02 through 10.08. Source
2026-09-28 Approved 5-0
Approved the travel request for Tyler Brandeburg to attend the FSBA/FADSS 81st Annual Joint Conference. Source
2026-09-28 Approved 5-0
Approved the travel request for Mollie Cunningham to attend the FSBA/FADSS 81st Annual Joint Conference. Source
2026-09-14 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.07. Source
2026-08-24 Approved 4-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.02 and 10.04. Source
2026-08-10 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.02. Source
2026-07-27 Approved 3-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.05. Source
2026-07-27 Approved 3-0
Approved three policies after public hearing on acquisition of professional architectural services, modifications to school buildings, and change orders. Source
2026-07-13 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.03. Source
2026-07-13 Approved 5-0
Approved the revised job description for the Superintendent of Schools. Source
2026-06-22 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.02 and 10.04 through 10.14. Source
2026-06-22 Approved 5-0
Approved three policies after public hearing on acquisition of professional architectural services, modifications to school buildings, and change orders. Source
2026-06-08 Approved 3-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.04. Source
2026-06-08 Approved 3-0
Approved four additional consent agenda items 11.02 through 11.05. Source
2026-05-11 Approved 4-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.03. Source
2026-03-23 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.03. Source
2026-02-23 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.02. Source
2026-02-09 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 8.05 and 8.07 through 10.03 with item 8.06 removed for separate consideration. Source
2026-01-12 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 9.03, 10.02, and 10.04 through 10.07. Source
2026-01-12 Approved 5-0
Approved travel for a Board Member to the FSBA Annual Day in the Legislature January 28-29, 2026, in Tallahassee. Source
2025-12-08 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.01 and 10.03 through 10.08. Source
2025-11-10 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.03. Source
2025-10-27 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.03. Source
2025-10-13 Approved 4-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.06. Source
2025-10-13 Approved 4-0
Approved travel for a Board Member to the FSBA Annual Joint Conference December 2-5, 2025, at the Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay. Source
2025-09-22 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.07. Source
2025-09-08 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.04. Source
2025-08-25 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 9.01 through 11.05. Source
2025-08-11 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.02 with item 10.03 removed for separate consideration. Source
2025-06-09 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.07. Source
2025-04-28 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.04. Source
2025-04-28 Approved 5-0
Approved eight policies and bylaws after public hearing covering legislative policymaking, meeting procedures, student parent rights, and home education programs. Source
2025-04-14 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 8.06 and 8.08 through 10.07. Source
2025-04-14 Approved 5-0
Confirmed official business travel for a Board Member to the FSBA Annual Summer Conference June 11-13, 2025, at the Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay. Source
2025-03-24 Approved 5-0
Approved an item recorded only as a motion and vote in the minutes [VERIFY] Source
2025-03-24 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 8.04 and 8.06 through 10.02. Source
2025-02-24 Approved 5-0
Approved the consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.02. Source
2025-02-10 Approved 5-0
Approved all consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.02 as presented. Source
2025-01-27 Approved 5-0
Approved ResolutionA formal Board decision that is not a law: it states a position, approves an agreement, sets a fee or rate, or directs staff. Adopted by a vote, usually without a public hearing. Florida Statutes 125.01 #2025-01 recognizing February as Black History Month. Source
2025-01-27 Approved 5-0
Approved consent agenda items 8.01 through 8.07 and 8.09 through 10.04. Source
2025-01-13 Approved 5-0
Approved the consent agenda items 8.01 through 10.02. Source

Schools and libraries 49 decisions

2026-10-12 Approved 5-0
Approved eleven policies after public hearing on career and technical education, exceptional student education, promotion, transportation, drug prevention, student rights, facilities planning, interlocal agreementsA contract between two governments, such as the county and a city, to share a service, a cost or a responsibility. Florida Statutes 163.01, hazard preparedness, and audio visual use. Source
2026-09-28 Approved 5-0
Approved the Resolution for Drug-Free Lifestyles and the Resolution for National Bullying Prevention Month-October. Source
2026-09-28 Approved 5-0
Approved six policies after public hearing on student supervision, evaluation of instructional personnel, removal and suspensions, corporal punishment, school safety, and safe-school officers. Source
2026-09-14 Approved 5-0
Approved the Proclamation for Attendance Awareness Month as presented. Source
2026-08-24 Approved 2-0
Approved the 2026-2029 Career Pathways Agreement between the School Board of Lake County, Florida and Lake-Sumter State College. Source
2026-06-22 Approved 5-0
Approved the Student Progression Plan for 2026-2027 after public hearing. Source
2026-06-22 Approved 5-0
Approved the Code of Student Conduct and Policy Guide for 2026-2027 after public hearing. Source
2026-06-22 Approved 5-0
Approved one policy after public hearing on Hope Scholarships. Source
2026-06-08 Approved 3-0
Approved five policies after public hearing on school safety and security, reports of suspicious activity, safe-school officers, emergency and crisis management, and emergency preparedness. Source
2026-05-11 Approved 4-0
Approved one policy after public hearing on Hope Scholarships. Source
2026-05-11 Approved 4-0
Approved the Student Progression Plan for 2026-2027 after public hearing. Source
2026-05-11 Approved 4-0
Approved the Code of Student Conduct and Policy Guide for 2026-2027 after public hearing. Source
2026-04-27 Approved 4-0
Approved an item recorded only as a motion and vote in the minutes [VERIFY] Source
2026-04-27 Approved 5-0
Approved Attorney Report: Scott Cole, School Board Attorney, had no report. Source
2026-04-27 Approved 5-0
Approved Public Hearing – Final Approval of Policies 2111-Parent and Family Engagement in the School Program, 2215-Program of Instruction, 2261-title 1 Services, 2261.02-Title 1-Parents’ Right To Know, 2410-School Health Services, 2417-Comprehensive Health Education, 2450-Adult and Source
2026-04-13 Approved 5-0
Approved Tyler Brandeburg, School Board Member, District 2, travel request to attend the FSBA Annual Summer Conference, June 10-12, 2026 at the Grand Hyatt, Tampa, FL: Mr. Cole, School Board Attorney, noted the item before Source
2026-04-13 Approved 5-0
Approved Mollie Cunningham, School Board Member, District 4, travel request to attend the FSBA Annual Summer Conference, June 10-12, 2026, at the Grand Hyatt, Tampa, FL: Mr. Cole, School Board Attorney, noted the item before Source
2026-03-23 Approved 5-0
Approved twelve policies after public hearing on parent engagement, program of instruction, Title 1 services, school health services, comprehensive health education, adult education, absences for religious instruction, student medication, student suicide prevention, and student/parent rights. Source
2026-02-23 Approved 5-0
Approved one policy after public hearing on student removal, suspensions, alternative disciplinary placement, and expulsion. Source
2026-02-09 Approved 5-0
Approved instructional materials for English Language Arts Grades K-12. Source
2026-01-12 Approved 3-0
Approved the 2026-2027 Lake County Early College Academy Agreement between Lake Sumter State College and the School Board for Academic Year 2026-2027. Source
2026-01-12 Approved 3-0
Approved the 2026-2027 Health Sciences Collegiate Academy Agreement between Lake Sumter State College and the School Board for Academic Year 2026-2027. Source
2026-01-12 Approved 5-0
Approved one policy after public hearing on student removal, suspensions, alternative disciplinary placement, and expulsion. Source
2026-01-12 Approved 5-0
Approved Annual Election of Officers for the Financing Corporation for the School Board of Lake County, Florida: Scott Ward, Treasurer of the Financing Corporation, stated that in the past, the Financing Corporation had elected the Source
2025-12-08 Approved 5-0
Approved seven policies after public hearing on legislative policymaking, wireless communication devices, student conduct, student discipline, student records, and charter schools. Source
2025-10-27 Approved 5-0
Approved four policies after public hearing on wireless communication devices, student conduct, student discipline, and charter schools. Source
2025-10-13 Approved 4-0
Approved three policies after public hearing on legislative policymaking, technical corrections, and student records. Source
2025-08-25 Approved 5-0
Approved new policy 9271-Personalized Education Programs (PEP) Students after public hearing. Source
2025-07-28 Approved 4-0
Approved an item recorded only as a motion and vote in the minutes [VERIFY] Source
2025-07-28 Approved 4-0
Approved Attorney Report: Mr Cole, School Board Attorney, had no report. Source
2025-07-28 Approved 4-0
Approved Public Hearing –Final Approval of Policies 2800-(Rescinded) Educational Services for Students in Department of Juvenile Justice Education Programs, 3120.03-Athletic Coaches, 3120.08-Part-Time Extra-Curricular Personnel, 4120.03-Athletic Coaches, 4120.08-Part Time Extra-Curricular Personnel: Mr Source
2025-07-14 Approved 4-0
Approved an item recorded only as a motion and vote in the minutes [VERIFY] Source
2025-07-14 Approved 4-0
Approved Public Hearing –Tentative Approval of New Policy 9271-Personalized Education Programs (PEP) Students: Mr Source
2025-07-14 Approved 4-0
Approved Public Hearing-Final Approval of the 2025-2026 Student Progression Plan: Mr Source
2025-07-14 Approved 4-0
Approved Public Hearing-Final Approval of the 2025-2026 Code of Student Conduct & Policy Guide: Mr Source
2025-06-23 Approved 5-0
Approved Public Hearing –Tentative Approval of Policies 2800-Educational Services for Students in Department of Juvenile Justice Education Programs (Rescind), 3120.03-Athletic Coaches, 3120.08-Part-Time Extra-Curricular Personnel, 4120.03-Athletic Coaches, 4120.08-Part-Time Extra-Curricular Personnel: Mr. Patrick read the policies before Source
2025-06-09 Approved 5-0
Approved fourteen policies after public hearing covering meeting procedures, career and technical education, exceptional student education, student promotion, and charter schools. Source
2025-06-09 Approved 5-0
Approved the 2025-2026 Student Progression Plan after public hearing. Source
2025-06-09 Approved 5-0
Approved the 2025-2026 Code of Student Conduct and Policy Guide after public hearing. Source
2025-04-28 Approved 5-0
Approved three policies after public hearing on career and technical education, exceptional student education, and student promotion and retentionA yes-or-no vote on whether an appeals or Supreme Court judge keeps the seat for another term. There is no opponent on the ballot. Florida Constitution, Article V, Section 10. Source
2025-04-14 Approved 5-0
Approved two policies after public hearing on student extra-curricular activities and charter schools. Source
2025-03-24 Approved 5-0
Approved the Internal Audit Plan Statement of Work as presented. Source
2025-03-24 Approved 5-0
Approved instructional materials for four Advanced Placement science courses. Source
2025-03-24 Approved 5-0
Approved twelve policies after public hearing covering definitions, anti-harassment, school improvement, scholarships, driver education, instructional materials, and student records. Source
2025-02-24 Approved 5-0
Approved three policies after public hearing on student discipline, due process rights, and search and seizure procedures. Source
2025-01-27 Approved 5-0
Approved Annual Election of Officers for the Financing Corporation for the School Board of Lake County, Florida: Scott Ward, Treasurer of the Financing Corporation, stated that in the past, the Financing Corporation had elected the Source
2025-01-13 Approved 5-0
Approved three policies after public hearing on student discipline, due process rights, and search and seizure procedures. Source
2025-01-13 Approved 5-0
Approved twelve policies after public hearing covering instruction, progression, attendance, and student health matters. Source
2025-01-13 Approved 5-0
Approved instructional materials for science courses from K-5 through high school and personal finance. Source

Public safety 1 decisions

2026-04-27 Approved 5-0
Approved Public Hearing – Tentative Approval of Policies 8405-School Safety and Security, 8406-Reports of Suspicious Activity and Potential Threats to Schools, 8407-Safe-School Officers, 8415-Emergency and Crisis Management, 8420-Emergency Management, Emergency Preparedness and Emergency Response Agencies: Source

Contracts and purchasing 3 decisions

2025-07-14 Approved 4-0
Approved Form 8B-Memorandum of Voting Conflict: Declaration and receipt from Marc Dodd, School Board Member, District 3, of filing Form 8B-Memorandum of Voting Conflict for agenda item 10.02 from the Regular School Board Meeting, June Source
2025-06-23 Approved 3-0
Approved Dual Enrollment Agreement between Lake Sumter State College and The School Board of Lake County, Florida for the 2025-2026 School Year: Dr. Luke pulled this item to state that she would be abstaining from Source
2025-06-23 Approved 5-0
Approved Evaluation of the Superintendent for 2024-25: Mr. Patrick stated that per School Board Policy 1040-Evaluation of the Appointed Superintendent, and the Superintendent’s Employment Agreement, Board Members must complete an evaluation of the Superintendent annually. Source

Your school

All 59 schools on the district's own map, with the state grade from the Florida Department of Education and every School Board agenda item or motion that names the school. Capacity is the district's count of student stations. Pick a school to open it.

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Altoona 1 schools

Altoona Charter School Elementary, grade A

Altoona Charter School

Elementary, charter school, 42630 State Road 19. Capacity 218 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: B, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2021: B, 2022: B, 2024: A, 2025: A, 2026: A (79% of possible points, 97% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (4)

2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Altoona Charter School. Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
Charter Contract First Amendment for Altoona Charter School is not possible to quantify this at this time, as the student population in the future is unknown. Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Altoona Charter School Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Altoona Charter School Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source

Astatula 1 schools

Astatula Elementary School Elementary, grade B

Astatula Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 13925 Florida Avenue. Capacity 791 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2000: N, 2001: C, 2002: C, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: B, 2011: A, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: B, 2018: C, 2019: B, 2022: C, 2024: B, 2025: B, 2026: B (58% of possible points, 100% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (8)

2026-11-09 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-08-24 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the Town of Astatula for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.16, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the Town of Astatula for the 2025-2026 school year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund. Source
2024-08-12 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the Town of Astatula for School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act (Perkins V) Rural Innovation Entitlement for 2024-2025 Special Revenue-Other Federal Projects Fund-Annual Perkins V Rural Innovation Entitlement for $25,000.00 Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source

Clermont 12 schools

Clermont Elementary School Elementary

Clermont Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 680 East Highland Avenue. Capacity 749 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

School Board items naming this school (2)

2025-10-13 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Acceptance of Letter of Intent from Lake Technical Center for further development of Lincoln Park Education Center Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in favor of Duke Energy at Lincoln Park Education Center (formerly Clermont Elementary) Source

Clermont Middle School Middle

Clermont Middle School

Middle, district school, 301 East Avenue. Capacity 986 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

School Board items naming this school (2)

2025-10-13 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Acceptance of Letter of Intent from Lake Technical Center for further development of Lincoln Park Education Center Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in favor of Duke Energy at Lincoln Park Education Center (formerly Clermont Elementary) Source

Cypress Ridge Elementary School Elementary, grade A

Cypress Ridge Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 350 East Avenue. Capacity 609 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: B, 2001: A, 2002: A, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: A, 2013: A, 2014: A, 2016: B, 2017: B, 2018: A, 2019: A, 2022: A, 2024: A, 2025: A, 2026: A (70% of possible points, 100% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (9)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Clermont for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 Equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Clermont for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2025-2026 school year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-11-19 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Clermont for SRO's for the 2024-2025 school year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund. Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and City of Clermont, Florida, for the School Resource Officer Program $343,016.00 from the General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools State Categorical Fund Source

East Ridge High School High, grade A

East Ridge High School

High, district school, 13322 Excalibur Road. Capacity 2,755 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2003: N, 2004: D, 2005: C, 2006: C, 2007: D, 2008: B, 2009: C, 2010: C, 2011: B, 2012: A, 2013: A, 2014: B, 2016: B, 2017: B, 2018: B, 2019: B, 2021: B, 2022: B, 2024: B, 2025: A, 2026: A (67% of possible points, 97% tested). Graduation rate 2024-25: 97%. Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (23)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-08-10 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
License Agreement for Facility Use Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and Redemption Hill Church, Inc. Cost avoidance of $54,496.00 Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 4.01, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-02-23 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-12-08 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Amendment to the License Agreement For Facility Use Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and Grace Baptist Church of Clermont Cost avoidance of $10,140 Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Vape Detection $97,291.92 from Stronger Connection Grant Funds Source
2024-09-09 Agenda item 10.06, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Minneola Area K8 “FF” Attendance Boundary Adjustment - Selecting Option 9 for Public Input Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-02-26 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Julie Robinson-Lueallen and Stacy Keaveny of East Ridge High School to attend and present at the College Board’s A Dream Deferred™ Conference in New York, New York, March 24–27, 2024 (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $3,524 from General Fund, East Ridge High School’s Advanced Placement Budget Source

East Ridge Middle School Middle, grade A

East Ridge Middle School

Middle, district school, 13201 Excalibur Road. Capacity 1,414 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: B, 2016: C, 2017: A, 2018: A, 2019: A, 2022: A, 2024: A, 2025: A, 2026: A (72% of possible points, 99% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (23)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-08-10 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
License Agreement for Facility Use Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and Redemption Hill Church, Inc. Cost avoidance of $54,496.00 Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 4.01, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-02-23 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-12-08 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Amendment to the License Agreement For Facility Use Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and Grace Baptist Church of Clermont Cost avoidance of $10,140 Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Vape Detection $97,291.92 from Stronger Connection Grant Funds Source
2024-09-09 Agenda item 10.06, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Minneola Area K8 “FF” Attendance Boundary Adjustment - Selecting Option 9 for Public Input Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-02-26 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Julie Robinson-Lueallen and Stacy Keaveny of East Ridge High School to attend and present at the College Board’s A Dream Deferred™ Conference in New York, New York, March 24–27, 2024 (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $3,524 from General Fund, East Ridge High School’s Advanced Placement Budget Source

Imagine Charter Schools K-8th, grade A

Imagine Charter Schools

K-8th, charter school, 2750 Hartwood Marsh Road. School website.

State grade 2006: C, 2007: C, 2008: B, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: C, 2016: A, 2017: A, 2018: A, 2019: A, 2021: A, 2022: A, 2024: A, 2025: A, 2026: A (74% of possible points, 100% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

No School Board agenda item or motion on file names this school.

Lake Pointe Academy K-8th, grade B

Lake Pointe Academy

K-8th, district school, 801 Cagan View Road. School website.

State grade 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: B (62% of possible points, 95% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (9)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source

Lost Lake Elementary School Elementary, grade A

Lost Lake Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 1901 Johns Lake Road. Capacity 1,142 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2000: N, 2001: A, 2002: A, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: A, 2016: B, 2017: A, 2018: B, 2019: A, 2022: C, 2024: B, 2025: B, 2026: A (65% of possible points, 99% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (10)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Clermont for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 Equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Clermont for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2025-2026 school year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 4.01, Information
2024-2025 Educator Plus Internship Recognition Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-11-19 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Clermont for SRO's for the 2024-2025 school year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund. Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and City of Clermont, Florida, for the School Resource Officer Program $343,016.00 from the General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools State Categorical Fund Source

Pine Ridge Elementary School Elementary, grade A

Pine Ridge Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 10245 County Road 561. Capacity 968 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2004: B, 2005: C, 2006: B, 2007: B, 2008: B, 2009: B, 2010: A, 2011: B, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: B, 2016: B, 2017: B, 2018: A, 2019: A, 2022: C, 2024: B, 2025: B, 2026: A (65% of possible points, 97% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (6)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source

Pinecrest Academy Four Corners K-8th, grade A

Pinecrest Academy Four Corners

K-8th, charter school, 1100 South Highway 27. School website.

State grade 2022: B, 2024: A, 2025: A, 2026: A (65% of possible points, 99% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (4)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools - Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2024-07-22 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Charter Renewal Contract for Pinecrest Academy Four Corners is not possible to quantify this at this time, as the student population in the future is unknown. Source

Sawgrass Bay Elementary School Elementary, grade B

Sawgrass Bay Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 16325 Superior Boulevard. Capacity 1,532 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: B, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: B, 2025: C, 2026: B (58% of possible points, 97% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (8)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source

Windy Hill Middle School Middle, grade A

Windy Hill Middle School

Middle, district school, 3575 Hancock Road. Capacity 1,573 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2002: N, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: B, 2012: B, 2013: B, 2014: A, 2016: B, 2017: B, 2018: B, 2019: B, 2021: B, 2022: B, 2024: B, 2025: B, 2026: A (67% of possible points, 98% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (15)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Sell and transfer the title of a mobile home located at Windy Hill Middle School to C & W Environmental Services LLC. Positive impact (savings) of $7,000. Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Clermont for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 Equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Clermont for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2025-2026 school year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-04-28 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-04-28 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2024-11-19 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Clermont for SRO's for the 2024-2025 school year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund. Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-08-12 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source

Eustis 10 schools

Alee Academy Other

Alee Academy

Other, charter school, 1705 East County Road 44. School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

School Board items naming this school (11)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Alee Academy, Inc. Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent) Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Alee Academy, Inc., Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent) Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
Charter Renewal Contract for Alee Academy Charter School Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Charter Renewal Application for Alee Academy Charter School is not possible to quantify this at this time, as the student population in the future is unknown. Source
2024-11-19 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2024-09-09 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 School Improvement Plan (SIP) for Alee Academy Charter High School that includes the Unified School Improvement Grant (UniSIG) Funds $125,000.00-Special Revenue-Other Federal Programs Fund-UniSig Grant Source
2024-06-24 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Alee Academy Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year Source

Eustis Elementary School Elementary, grade C

Eustis Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 714 East Citrus Avenue. Capacity 529 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: A, 2001: B, 2002: C, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: B, 2006: B, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: C, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: B, 2016: C, 2017: B, 2018: B, 2019: C, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: C (50% of possible points, 96% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (40)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 6.03, Information
Superintendent Student Advisory Committee Update - Eustis High School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Educational Spot Survey 6.3 Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
License Agreement in favor of DACG for temporary laydown yard at Eustis Heights Elementary School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in favor of Duke Energy at Eustis High School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-09-28 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Lease Amendment with Eustis Baseball Academy LLC Source
2026-09-14 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Eustis for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
GMP Amendment to the Agreement for Construction Management Services for the Eustis High School Addition $40,030,953.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax and Proportionate Share Mitigation Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Preconstruction Services for RFQ-AR942-23-0618-Q with D&A Construction Group, Inc. D/B/A DACG, Inc. for Eustis Elementary School Renovation for Phase ll: $174,491.33 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
Recommendation to Design Eustis Elementary to 650 initial Student Stations with Space for Future Expansion Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ-AR917-23-0617-Q with Schenkel Shultz Architects for Eustis Elementary School Renovation for Phase Il: $2,572,235.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2025-12-15 Agenda item 3.03, Information
Eustis Elementary Design Capacity Discussion Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 11.01, Action
Direction regarding rebuilding Eustis Elementary School on the existing site Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-09-03 Agenda item 3.03, Information
Eustis Elementary School Master Planning Update Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.15, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Eustis for School Resource Officer Program 2025-2026 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.18, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $166,522.15 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-03-24 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Construction Management Services for RFQ-#24-1003-Q-AR942 with Charles Perry Partners Inc. (CPPI) for Eustis High School Addition for pre-construction services: $288,539.60 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2025-03-24 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ-24-1003-Q-AR917 with Zyscovich Architects for Eustis High School Addition $1,856,572.50 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2025-03-24 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-02-10 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
RFQ #24-1003-Q-AR917-Design Professional Services for Eustis High School Addition Source
2025-02-10 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
RFQ #24-1003-Q-AR942-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for Eustis High School Addition Source
2025-02-03 Agenda item 3.01, Information
RFQ #24-1003-Q-AR942-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for Eustis High School Addition Project Source
2025-01-27 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-01-21 Agenda item 3.01, Information
RFQ#24-1003-Q0AR917-Design Professional Services for Eustis High School Addition Project Source
2025-01-13 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Construction Management Services for RFQ-AR942-23-0618-Q with D&A Construction Group, Inc. dba DACG, Inc. for Eustis Elementary School Renovation Phase I $38,484.08 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.06, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ-AR917-23-0617-Q with Schenkel Shultz Architects for Eustis Elementary School Renovation Phase I $169,880.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
RFQ #AR942-23-0618-Q-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for Eustis Elementary School Project Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 8.02, Action (Consent)
RFQ #AR917-23-0617-Q-Design Professional Services for Eustis Elementary School Project Source

Eustis Heights Elementary School Elementary, grade C

Eustis Heights Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 250 West Atwater Avenue . Capacity 808 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: B, 2000: C, 2001: C, 2002: B, 2003: B, 2004: C, 2005: B, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: C, 2009: B, 2010: B, 2011: B, 2012: C, 2013: D, 2014: F, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: D, 2019: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: D, 2026: C (42% of possible points, 96% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (18)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
License Agreement in favor of DACG for temporary laydown yard at Eustis Heights Elementary School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-09-14 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Eustis for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-09-14 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 School Improvement Plans (SIPs) for Eustis Heights Elementary and The Academy at Lake Hills School - South that includes the Unified School Improvement Grant (UniSIG) budget funds $413,340.00 - Special Revenue-Other Fund-UniSig Grant Budget ($263,340.00 for Eustis Heights Elementary and $150,000 for The Academy at Lake Hills School - South) Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2025-12-08 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-25 Agenda item 11.01, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 School Improvement Plan (SIP) for Eustis Heights Elementary School that includes the Unified School Improvement Grant (UniSIG) funds Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.15, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Eustis for School Resource Officer Program 2025-2026 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-07-22 Agenda item 8.02, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Eustis for School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source

Eustis High - 9th Grade Curtright Campus 9th Only

Eustis High - 9th Grade Curtright Campus

9th Only, district school, 1801 East Bates Avenue. Capacity 563 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

No School Board agenda item or motion on file names this school.

Eustis High School High, grade B

Eustis High School

High, district school, 1300 East Washington Avenue. Capacity 997 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: C, 2002: C, 2003: C, 2004: C, 2005: C, 2006: C, 2007: D, 2008: C, 2009: D, 2010: B, 2011: B, 2012: C, 2013: B, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: B, 2019: C, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: B (64% of possible points, 96% tested). Graduation rate 2024-25: 92%. Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (40)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 6.03, Information
Superintendent Student Advisory Committee Update - Eustis High School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Educational Spot Survey 6.3 Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
License Agreement in favor of DACG for temporary laydown yard at Eustis Heights Elementary School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in favor of Duke Energy at Eustis High School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-09-28 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Lease Amendment with Eustis Baseball Academy LLC Source
2026-09-14 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Eustis for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
GMP Amendment to the Agreement for Construction Management Services for the Eustis High School Addition $40,030,953.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax and Proportionate Share Mitigation Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Preconstruction Services for RFQ-AR942-23-0618-Q with D&A Construction Group, Inc. D/B/A DACG, Inc. for Eustis Elementary School Renovation for Phase ll: $174,491.33 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
Recommendation to Design Eustis Elementary to 650 initial Student Stations with Space for Future Expansion Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ-AR917-23-0617-Q with Schenkel Shultz Architects for Eustis Elementary School Renovation for Phase Il: $2,572,235.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2025-12-15 Agenda item 3.03, Information
Eustis Elementary Design Capacity Discussion Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 11.01, Action
Direction regarding rebuilding Eustis Elementary School on the existing site Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-09-03 Agenda item 3.03, Information
Eustis Elementary School Master Planning Update Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.15, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Eustis for School Resource Officer Program 2025-2026 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.18, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $166,522.15 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-03-24 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Construction Management Services for RFQ-#24-1003-Q-AR942 with Charles Perry Partners Inc. (CPPI) for Eustis High School Addition for pre-construction services: $288,539.60 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2025-03-24 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ-24-1003-Q-AR917 with Zyscovich Architects for Eustis High School Addition $1,856,572.50 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2025-03-24 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-02-10 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
RFQ #24-1003-Q-AR917-Design Professional Services for Eustis High School Addition Source
2025-02-10 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
RFQ #24-1003-Q-AR942-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for Eustis High School Addition Source
2025-02-03 Agenda item 3.01, Information
RFQ #24-1003-Q-AR942-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for Eustis High School Addition Project Source
2025-01-27 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-01-21 Agenda item 3.01, Information
RFQ#24-1003-Q0AR917-Design Professional Services for Eustis High School Addition Project Source
2025-01-13 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Construction Management Services for RFQ-AR942-23-0618-Q with D&A Construction Group, Inc. dba DACG, Inc. for Eustis Elementary School Renovation Phase I $38,484.08 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.06, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ-AR917-23-0617-Q with Schenkel Shultz Architects for Eustis Elementary School Renovation Phase I $169,880.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
RFQ #AR942-23-0618-Q-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for Eustis Elementary School Project Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 8.02, Action (Consent)
RFQ #AR917-23-0617-Q-Design Professional Services for Eustis Elementary School Project Source

Eustis Middle School Middle, grade C

Eustis Middle School

Middle, district school, 18725 Bates Avenue. Capacity 1,440 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: B, 2001: A, 2002: A, 2003: B, 2004: A, 2005: B, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: B, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: B, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: B, 2019: C, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: C (53% of possible points, 98% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (40)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 6.03, Information
Superintendent Student Advisory Committee Update - Eustis High School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Educational Spot Survey 6.3 Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
License Agreement in favor of DACG for temporary laydown yard at Eustis Heights Elementary School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in favor of Duke Energy at Eustis High School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-09-28 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Lease Amendment with Eustis Baseball Academy LLC Source
2026-09-14 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Eustis for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
GMP Amendment to the Agreement for Construction Management Services for the Eustis High School Addition $40,030,953.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax and Proportionate Share Mitigation Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Preconstruction Services for RFQ-AR942-23-0618-Q with D&A Construction Group, Inc. D/B/A DACG, Inc. for Eustis Elementary School Renovation for Phase ll: $174,491.33 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
Recommendation to Design Eustis Elementary to 650 initial Student Stations with Space for Future Expansion Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ-AR917-23-0617-Q with Schenkel Shultz Architects for Eustis Elementary School Renovation for Phase Il: $2,572,235.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2025-12-15 Agenda item 3.03, Information
Eustis Elementary Design Capacity Discussion Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 11.01, Action
Direction regarding rebuilding Eustis Elementary School on the existing site Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-09-03 Agenda item 3.03, Information
Eustis Elementary School Master Planning Update Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.15, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Eustis for School Resource Officer Program 2025-2026 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.18, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $166,522.15 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-03-24 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Construction Management Services for RFQ-#24-1003-Q-AR942 with Charles Perry Partners Inc. (CPPI) for Eustis High School Addition for pre-construction services: $288,539.60 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2025-03-24 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ-24-1003-Q-AR917 with Zyscovich Architects for Eustis High School Addition $1,856,572.50 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2025-03-24 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-02-10 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
RFQ #24-1003-Q-AR917-Design Professional Services for Eustis High School Addition Source
2025-02-10 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
RFQ #24-1003-Q-AR942-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for Eustis High School Addition Source
2025-02-03 Agenda item 3.01, Information
RFQ #24-1003-Q-AR942-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for Eustis High School Addition Project Source
2025-01-27 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-01-21 Agenda item 3.01, Information
RFQ#24-1003-Q0AR917-Design Professional Services for Eustis High School Addition Project Source
2025-01-13 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Construction Management Services for RFQ-AR942-23-0618-Q with D&A Construction Group, Inc. dba DACG, Inc. for Eustis Elementary School Renovation Phase I $38,484.08 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.06, Action (Consent)
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ-AR917-23-0617-Q with Schenkel Shultz Architects for Eustis Elementary School Renovation Phase I $169,880.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
RFQ #AR942-23-0618-Q-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for Eustis Elementary School Project Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 8.02, Action (Consent)
RFQ #AR917-23-0617-Q-Design Professional Services for Eustis Elementary School Project Source

Lake Academy Other

Lake Academy

Other, charter school, 1217 Huffstetler Drive. School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

No School Board agenda item or motion on file names this school.

Lake Technical Center Other

Lake Technical Center

Other, charter school, 2001 Kurt Street. Capacity 765 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

School Board items naming this school (1)

2025-10-13 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Acceptance of Letter of Intent from Lake Technical Center for further development of Lincoln Park Education Center Source

Seminole Springs Elementary School Elementary, grade B

Seminole Springs Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 26200 West Huff Road. Capacity 767 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: A, 2001: A, 2002: A, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: B, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: C, 2016: B, 2017: C, 2018: B, 2019: B, 2022: B, 2024: B, 2025: C, 2026: B (54% of possible points, 95% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (6)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source

Virtual School K-12th, grade C

Virtual School

K-12th, district school, 200 West Golf Links Ave. School website.

State grade 2016: B, 2017: A, 2018: A, 2019: B, 2024: C, 2025: A, 2026: C (56% of possible points, 98% tested). Graduation rate 2024-25: 100%. Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (8)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.14, Action (Consent)
Implementation of House Bill 538 – Extracurricular Activities Based on eligible student participation at each school. Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Edgenuity Renewal $309,122 from General Fund-IT budget Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Edgenuity Renewal-Imagine Learning 834,315.00 from Special Revenue- ESSER III funds Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
AR-23-0410-C-K12 Florida Online Education Source
2024-02-12 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source

Fruitland Park 1 schools

Fruitland Park Elementary School Elementary, grade C

Fruitland Park Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 304 West Fountain Street. Capacity 806 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: B, 2002: C, 2003: A, 2004: B, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: B, 2010: C, 2011: A, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: C (48% of possible points, 97% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (15)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Fruitland Park for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-07-28 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Permanent Utility Easement in favor of the City of Leesburg for Electric Utilities at the new Fruitland Park Elementary School Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.14, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Fruitland Park for School Resource Officer Program 2025-2026 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Approval of the Execution of the Memo Confirming School Locations for 2025-2026 Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 8.06, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in favor of the City of Leesburg for Electric Utilities at the new Fruitland Park Elementary School Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Project Priority List for Educational Spot Survey 6.2 Source

Groveland 3 schools

Cecil E. Gray Middle School Middle, grade B

Cecil E. Gray Middle School

Middle, district school, 205 East Magnolia Street. Capacity 1,598 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: B, 2001: A, 2002: B, 2003: B, 2004: C, 2005: C, 2006: A, 2007: B, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: B, 2016: B, 2017: B, 2018: B, 2019: B, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: B (59% of possible points, 97% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (8)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Groveland for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 Equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-07-28 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Groveland for the 2025-2026 school year. will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund. Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Groveland, Florida for the School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO and Crossing Guards paid from the General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage funds Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source

Groveland Elementary School Elementary, grade C

Groveland Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 930 Parkwood Street. Capacity 961 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: C, 2002: B, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: B, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: B, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2022: D, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: C (44% of possible points, 98% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (16)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Groveland for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 Equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
ODP Reconciliation Change Order #2 for Groveland Elementary School Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-07-28 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Groveland for the 2025-2026 school year. will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund. Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2025-02-24 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
GMP Amendment to the Continuing Services Contract with Charles Perry Partners, Inc. for improvements at Groveland Elementary School $2,271,462.82 from Capital Outlay-Local Capital Improvement Fund Source
2025-02-24 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Groveland, Florida for the School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO and Crossing Guards paid from the General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage funds Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source

South Lake High School High, grade B

South Lake High School

High, district school, 15600 Silver Eagle Road. Capacity 2,329 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: C, 2002: C, 2003: D, 2004: D, 2005: C, 2006: C, 2007: D, 2008: D, 2009: D, 2010: C, 2011: B, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: B, 2025: B, 2026: B (62% of possible points, 96% tested). Graduation rate 2024-25: 95%. Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (21)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-09-14 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools - Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Groveland for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 Equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Imagine South Lake Charter School. Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-12-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Amendment to Contracts for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2025-12-08 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 8.02, Action (Consent)
Agreement #25-0904-PB-TF922-Piggyback Utilization per TIPS RFP#240804 Academic and Educational Goods and Services Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-07-28 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Groveland for the 2025-2026 school year. will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund. Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Imagine South Lake Charter School Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2024-08-12 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Memorandum of Understanding Habitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter, FL for the benefit of Eustis High School, Leesburg High School & South Lake High Construction Academies Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Groveland, Florida for the School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO and Crossing Guards paid from the General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage funds Source
2024-06-24 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Charter Renewal Contract for Imagine South Lake Charter is not possible to quantify this at this time, as the student population in the future is unknown. Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Imagine South Lake Charter School Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Orders for Student Expulsion Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Charter Renewal Application for Imagine South Lake Charter is not possible to quantify this at this time, as the student population in the future is unknown. Source

Howey-in-the-Hills 2 schools

Lake Hills School Other

Lake Hills School

Other, district school, 909 South Lakeshore Blvd. Capacity 276 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

School Board items naming this school (8)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-09-14 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 School Improvement Plans (SIPs) for Eustis Heights Elementary and The Academy at Lake Hills School - South that includes the Unified School Improvement Grant (UniSIG) budget funds $413,340.00 - Special Revenue-Other Fund-UniSig Grant Budget ($263,340.00 for Eustis Heights Elementary and $150,000 for The Academy at Lake Hills School - South) Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida, and the Town of Howey in the Hills, Florida, for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2025-2026 school year will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.18, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $166,522.15 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2025-04-28 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in Favor of the Town of Howey in the Hills for Utilities Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-08-26 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the Town of Howey in the Hills for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2024-2025 school year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source

Lake Success Academy 6th-12th

Lake Success Academy

6th-12th, district school, 525 N. Georgia Avenue. School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

School Board items naming this school (6)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida, and the Town of Howey in the Hills, Florida, for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2025-2026 school year will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-08-26 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the Town of Howey in the Hills for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2024-2025 school year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source

Lady Lake 1 schools

The Villages Elementary School Elementary, grade B

The Villages Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 695 Rolling Acres Road. Capacity 887 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2000: N, 2001: B, 2002: A, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: B, 2011: A, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: B, 2016: A, 2017: A, 2018: A, 2019: A, 2022: B, 2024: B, 2025: A, 2026: B (59% of possible points, 99% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (12)

2026-09-14 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Rosemary Pilonero of The Villages Elementary School, to attend the 2026 American Orff-Schulwerk Association Professional Development Conference in Richmond, VA, November 3-7, 2026 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $450 from General Fund – The Villages Elementary School Operating Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-01-12 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Request for Approval of ODP Reconciliation Change Order #2 for the Villages Elementary School Source
2025-12-08 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the Town of Lady Lake for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2025-2026 school year will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Rosemary Pilonero of The Villages Elementary School, to attend the 2025 American Orff-Schulwerk Association Professional Development Conference in Lexington, KY, November 18-23, 2025 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $340 from General Fund – The Villages Elementary School Operating Budget Source
2025-02-24 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
GMP Amendment to the Agreement for Construction Management Services for the Beverly Shores Elementary School Renovation $30,289,092 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2025-01-27 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-09-09 Agenda item 8.16, Action (Consent)
Approval of GMP Amendment to the Agreement for Construction Management Services for the Villages Elementary School Addition (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent for Operations Source
2024-08-12 Agenda item 10.11, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Rosemary Pilonero of The Villages Elementary School, to attend the 2024 American Orff-Schulwerk Association Professional Development Conference in Des Moines, IA, November 12-18, 2024 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $425 from General Fund – The Villages Elementary School Operating Budget Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
RFQ #AR-23-0104-Q-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for The Villages Elementary School of Lady Lake (VES) Addition and Renovation Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 3.01, Information
RFQ #AR-23-0104-Q-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for the Villages Elementary School (VES) Source

Leesburg 8 schools

Beverly Shores Elementary School Elementary, grade C

Beverly Shores Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 1108 West Griffin Road. Capacity 876 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: A, 2001: C, 2002: B, 2003: B, 2004: B, 2005: C, 2006: C, 2007: A, 2008: C, 2009: A, 2010: C, 2011: F, 2012: C, 2013: D, 2014: D, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: D, 2019: F, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: B, 2026: C (48% of possible points, 99% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (23)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-08-24 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Leesburg for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Project Priority List for Educational Survey 6.1 Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2026-03-23 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Confirmation of School Address for Beverly Shores Elementary for 2026-27 Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-25 Agenda item 9.01, Action (Consent)
Permanent Utility Easement in favor of the City of Leesburg for Electric Utilities at Beverly Shores Elementary School Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Leesburg for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2025-2026 school year will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Mileage Fund Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Approval of the Execution of the Memo Confirming School Locations for 2025-2026 Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 10.06, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-02-24 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
GMP Amendment to the Agreement for Construction Management Services for the Beverly Shores Elementary School Renovation $30,289,092 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax Fund Source
2024-09-09 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Leesburg for the School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-06-24 Agenda item 10.18, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-02-12 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
RFQ#OZ-23-1027-Q-Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Services for Beverly Shores Elementary School (BSES) Renovation and Addition Source
2024-01-22 Agenda item 3.01
RFQ #OZ-23-1027-Q Construction Manager for the Beverly Shores Elementary School Project Source

Carver Middle School Middle, grade B

Carver Middle School

Middle, district school, 1200 North Beecher Street. Capacity 1,254 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: C, 2002: B, 2003: B, 2004: C, 2005: B, 2006: A, 2007: B, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: B, 2012: C, 2013: C, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: B (57% of possible points, 96% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (13)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
GMP Amendment to the Continuing Services Contract with D&A Construction Group, Inc. D/B/A DACG, Inc. for the renovation at Carver Middle School for GMP: $5,179,473.60 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax and Ad valoremLatin for 'according to value': a tax figured as a share of what the property is worth. Property tax is an ad valorem tax. Florida Statutes 192.001 Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 11.03, Action
Direction regarding the merger of Carver Middle and Oak Park Middle Schools Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 11.04, Action
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ 21-0209-Q-CP with Little Diversified for Carver Middle School Renovation for Design: $399,580.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax and Ad-Valorem Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 11.05, Action
Preconstruction Services for RFQ 22-0305-Q-YR with D&A Construction Group, Inc. D/B/A DACG, Inc. for Carver Middle School Renovation for Preconstruction: $17,885.69 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax and Ad-Valorem Source
2026-05-27 Agenda item 3.01, Discussion
Carver Middle School and Oak Park Middle School Discussion (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent and Kelly Randall, Executive Director of Facilities and Growth Planning) Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.18, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $166,522.15 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source

Lake Academy Other

Lake Academy

Other, charter school, 2020 Tally Road. School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

No School Board agenda item or motion on file names this school.

Leesburg Elementary School Elementary, grade C

Leesburg Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 2229 South Street. Capacity 967 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2005: C, 2006: C, 2007: A, 2008: B, 2009: B, 2010: C, 2011: C, 2012: C, 2013: D, 2014: F, 2016: D, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: D, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: C (48% of possible points, 97% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (33)

2026-11-09 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 4.01, Action
Resolution #2026-08 Leesburg High School Day Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-08-24 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Leesburg for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 9.05, Action (Consent)
New/Revised Job Descriptions Included within Total Fiscal Impact of District Level Staffing Plan for 2026-2027 Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 11.03, Action
Direction regarding the merger of Carver Middle and Oak Park Middle Schools Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2026-03-23 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Approval of Castaldi Analysis Report for Oak Park Middle School, Source
2026-01-26 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Leesburg for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2025-2026 school year will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Mileage Fund Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Resolution to Release Petroleum and Mineral Rights for property previously owned by the Board of Public Instruction on CR 466A in Fruitland Park (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent), Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Travel for Dan McAuley of Leesburg High School, to attend the Legacy Woodworking Machinery Training in Springville, UT, July 30-August 2, 2025 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $2,100 from Leesburg High School’s Construction Internal Account Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.03, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 4.02, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2025-02-24 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-10-14 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-09-09 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Leesburg for the School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-08-26 Agenda item 8.14, Action (Consent)
Lumen Agreement for District Phone Services $72,285.84 from the General Fund-IT Budget Source
2024-08-12 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Memorandum of Understanding Habitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter, FL for the benefit of Eustis High School, Leesburg High School & South Lake High Construction Academies Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 4.02, Information
District Athletic Recognition of Leesburg High School Boys State Weightlifting Champions Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Final Orders for Student Expulsion Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Contract Renewal #2 LK072 with Florida Department of Health Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Orders for Student Expulsion Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 4.01, Information
District High School Athletic Recognition Source
2024-02-26 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source

Leesburg High School High, grade C

Leesburg High School

High, district school, 1401 Yellow Jacket Way. Capacity 2,067 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: C, 2002: C, 2003: D, 2004: D, 2005: D, 2006: D, 2007: D, 2008: D, 2009: D, 2010: C, 2011: C, 2012: C, 2013: C, 2014: C, 2016: D, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: C (50% of possible points, 96% tested). Graduation rate 2024-25: 92%. Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (33)

2026-11-09 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 4.01, Action
Resolution #2026-08 Leesburg High School Day Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-08-24 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Leesburg for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 9.05, Action (Consent)
New/Revised Job Descriptions Included within Total Fiscal Impact of District Level Staffing Plan for 2026-2027 Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 11.03, Action
Direction regarding the merger of Carver Middle and Oak Park Middle Schools Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2026-03-23 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Approval of Castaldi Analysis Report for Oak Park Middle School, Source
2026-01-26 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Leesburg for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2025-2026 school year will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Mileage Fund Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Resolution to Release Petroleum and Mineral Rights for property previously owned by the Board of Public Instruction on CR 466A in Fruitland Park (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent), Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Travel for Dan McAuley of Leesburg High School, to attend the Legacy Woodworking Machinery Training in Springville, UT, July 30-August 2, 2025 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $2,100 from Leesburg High School’s Construction Internal Account Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.03, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 4.02, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2025-02-24 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-10-14 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-09-09 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Leesburg for the School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-08-26 Agenda item 8.14, Action (Consent)
Lumen Agreement for District Phone Services $72,285.84 from the General Fund-IT Budget Source
2024-08-12 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Memorandum of Understanding Habitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter, FL for the benefit of Eustis High School, Leesburg High School & South Lake High Construction Academies Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 4.02, Information
District Athletic Recognition of Leesburg High School Boys State Weightlifting Champions Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Final Orders for Student Expulsion Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Contract Renewal #2 LK072 with Florida Department of Health Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Orders for Student Expulsion Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 4.01, Information
District High School Athletic Recognition Source
2024-02-26 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source

Oak Park Middle School Middle, grade C

Oak Park Middle School

Middle, district school, 2101 West South Street. Capacity 873 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: B, 2002: B, 2003: B, 2004: B, 2005: B, 2006: B, 2007: B, 2008: A, 2009: B, 2010: B, 2011: C, 2012: C, 2013: D, 2014: F, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: C (47% of possible points, 96% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (16)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 11.03, Action
Direction regarding the merger of Carver Middle and Oak Park Middle Schools Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 11.04, Action
Agreement for Design Professional Services for RFQ 21-0209-Q-CP with Little Diversified for Carver Middle School Renovation for Design: $399,580.00 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax and Ad-Valorem Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 11.05, Action
Preconstruction Services for RFQ 22-0305-Q-YR with D&A Construction Group, Inc. D/B/A DACG, Inc. for Carver Middle School Renovation for Preconstruction: $17,885.69 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax and Ad-Valorem Source
2026-05-27 Agenda item 3.01, Discussion
Carver Middle School and Oak Park Middle School Discussion (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent and Kelly Randall, Executive Director of Facilities and Growth Planning) Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2026-03-23 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Approval of Castaldi Analysis Report for Oak Park Middle School, Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Heather Jablonski of Oak Park Middle School, to attend the 2025 National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference in Atlanta, Ga, October 15-17, 2025 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $255 from General Fund – Oak Park Middle School Operating Budget Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Scott Flowers, Frances Celis & Tammy Langley to attend the National Community Schools & Family Engagement Conference 2024 in Atlanta, GA, May 27-31, 2024 (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning and Leadership), $564 from General Fund, Teaching, Learning & Leadership Department Budget Source

Rimes Early Learning Center Pre-K-2nd

Rimes Early Learning Center

Pre-K-2nd, district school, 3101 Schoolview Street. Capacity 410 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

School Board items naming this school (4)

2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2025-04-28 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
Contract Change Order for Rimes Early Learning Center $351,841.49 from Capital Outlay-Ad Valorem Source
2024-08-26 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
New Job Description for VPK Caregiver at Rimes Early Learning Center Approximately 13,164.12 from General Fund-Program Revenues Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source

Treadway Elementary School Elementary, grade A

Treadway Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 10619 Treadway School Road. Capacity 998 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: B, 2000: C, 2001: B, 2002: A, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: B, 2007: A, 2008: B, 2009: B, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: B, 2019: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: A, 2026: A (64% of possible points, 95% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (9)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-07-28 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-01-27 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source

Mascotte 1 schools

Mascotte Charter Elementary School Elementary, grade A

Mascotte Charter Elementary School

Elementary, charter school, 460 Midway Avenue. Capacity 940 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: C, 2002: C, 2003: B, 2004: C, 2005: C, 2006: C, 2007: B, 2008: C, 2009: B, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2022: D, 2024: C, 2025: B, 2026: A (66% of possible points, 98% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (17)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2026-07-13 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Food Service Contract for Meal Service to Mascotte Charter School, Inc. All meals served will be funded from A la carte monies provided by paying students and staff, and meal reimbursements from the Community Eligibility Provision will be funded through the National School Breakfast and Lunch Program to the district. Source
2026-07-13 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Mascotte Charter School Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Conversion Charter Schools Facilities Management Agreement This will be calculated based on the services provided by the District to the Charter Schools during the fiscal year. Source
2026-03-23 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Warranty Deed and Associated Construction and Drainage Easement Agreement for Parcel on the Southeast Corner of Mascotte Charter K-8 to the City of Mascotte Source
2025-12-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Amendment to Contracts for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Conversion Charter School Facilities Management Agreement for Mascotte Charter School This will be calculated based on the services provided by the District to the Charter Schools during the fiscal year Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Mascotte Charter School Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.17, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Food Service Contract for Meal Service to Mascotte Charter School, Inc. Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 8.02, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Food Service Contract for Meal Service to Mascotte Charter School, Inc. Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 8.14, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Mascotte Charter School Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 8.16, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Conversion Charter School Facilities Management Agreement with Mascotte Charter School Will be calculated based on the services provided by the district to the charter schools during the fiscal year. Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Charter Contract First Addendum for Mascotte Charter School is not possible to quantify this at this time, as the student population in the future is unknown. Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year Source

Minneola 4 schools

Grassy Lake Elementary School Elementary, grade A

Grassy Lake Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 13636 Education Avenue. Capacity 1,066 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: B, 2016: B, 2017: A, 2018: B, 2019: A, 2022: C, 2024: B, 2025: B, 2026: A (65% of possible points, 99% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (9)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Pedestrian and Transportation Improvements Easement in favor of the City of Minneola at Grassy Lake Elementary School Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Minneola Area K8 “FF” Attendance Boundary Adjustment - Selecting Option 9 for Public Input Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-02-26 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source

Lake Minneola High School High, grade B

Lake Minneola High School

High, district school, 101 North Hancock Road. Capacity 1,932 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: A, 2016: C, 2017: B, 2018: B, 2019: A, 2022: B, 2024: B, 2025: B, 2026: B (63% of possible points, 97% tested). Graduation rate 2024-25: 99%. Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (19)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 10.02, Action
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2026-07-27 Agenda item 12.01, Information
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-07-13 Agenda item 12.01, Information
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Travel for Nicholas Sandora of Lake Minneola High School, to attend the 2026 American Culinary Federation National Convention in Grand Rapids, Ml, June 27 - July 3, 2026 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning and Leadership), $950.00 from General Fund, Culinary CAPE Budget Source
2026-04-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Patricia Manecci of Lake Minneola High School, to attend the NCTM (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics) 2026 Annual Meeting & Exposition in Denver, Colorado, October 28-31, 2026 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning and Leadership), $385 from General Fund, Advanced Placement Budget Source
2026-04-27 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Travel for Daniela Kovacsev of Lake Minneola High School to attend Advanced Placement College Board Reading in Louisville, KY, June 1-9, 2026 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning and Leadership), $1,550 from General Fund, Advanced Placement Budget Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-04-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Nicholas Sandora of Lake Minneola High School, to attend the 2025 American Culinary Federation National Convention in Las Vegas, NV, July 28-August 1, 2025 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $950.00 from General Fund, Culinary CAPE Budget Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Addendum to the previous Agreement with Uncharted Learning (INCubatoredu™) NFP and The School Board of Lake County, Florida for Academic Year 2024-2025 $15,900.00 from General Fund-College and Career Readiness- CAPE Budget Source
2024-07-22 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 4.03, Information
District Athletic Recognition of Lake Minneola High School State Champions in Weightlifting and Track Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Registration & Travel Costs for Instructional Staff and an Administrator to attend the AVID Summer Institute in Orlando, FL, June 17-19, 2024 (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $51,150.69, with $47,201.04 from Other Federal Projects Funds-Title IV, Student Support & Academic Enrichment Grant and $3,949.65 from General Funds-Lake Minneola High School’s Advanced Placement Budget Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source

Minneola Charter School Elementary, grade A

Minneola Charter School

Elementary, charter school, 320 East Pearl Street. Capacity 1,118 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: A, 2001: A, 2002: A, 2003: B, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: C, 2016: B, 2017: C, 2018: B, 2019: B, 2021: B, 2022: A, 2024: A, 2025: A, 2026: A (69% of possible points, 100% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (36)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 10.02, Action
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2026-09-14 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools - Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2026-07-27 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Food Service Contract for Meal Service to Minneola Charter School, Inc. All meals served will be funded from A la carte monies provided by paying students and staff, and meal reimbursements from the Community Eligibility Provision will be funded through the National School Breakfast and Lunch Program to the district. Source
2026-07-27 Agenda item 12.01, Information
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-07-13 Agenda item 12.01, Information
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Bus Maintenance Agreements with Minneola Charter School Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Conversion Charter Schools Facilities Management Agreement This will be calculated based on the services provided by the District to the Charter Schools during the fiscal year. Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Travel for Nicholas Sandora of Lake Minneola High School, to attend the 2026 American Culinary Federation National Convention in Grand Rapids, Ml, June 27 - July 3, 2026 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning and Leadership), $950.00 from General Fund, Culinary CAPE Budget Source
2026-04-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Patricia Manecci of Lake Minneola High School, to attend the NCTM (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics) 2026 Annual Meeting & Exposition in Denver, Colorado, October 28-31, 2026 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning and Leadership), $385 from General Fund, Advanced Placement Budget Source
2026-04-27 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Travel for Daniela Kovacsev of Lake Minneola High School to attend Advanced Placement College Board Reading in Louisville, KY, June 1-9, 2026 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning and Leadership), $1,550 from General Fund, Advanced Placement Budget Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.07, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Conversion Charter School Facilities Management Agreement for Minneola Charter School This will be calculated based on the services provided by the District to the Charter Schools during the fiscal year. Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Minneola Charter School Reimbursement for services and parts rendered Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.18, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Food Service Contract for Meal Service to Minneola Charter School, Inc. Source
2025-04-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Nicholas Sandora of Lake Minneola High School, to attend the 2025 American Culinary Federation National Convention in Las Vegas, NV, July 28-August 1, 2025 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $950.00 from General Fund, Culinary CAPE Budget Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Naming of the K-8 FF Minneola School Source
2024-10-14 Agenda item 8.02, Action (Consent)
Summit Dark Fiber Agreement Minneola K-8 (Duane Weeks, Chief of Technology & Data Systems) $300,000.00 from General Fund-IT budget Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Addendum to the previous Agreement with Uncharted Learning (INCubatoredu™) NFP and The School Board of Lake County, Florida for Academic Year 2024-2025 $15,900.00 from General Fund-College and Career Readiness- CAPE Budget Source
2024-09-09 Agenda item 10.06, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-07-22 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Food Service Contract for Meal Service to Minneola Charter School, Inc. Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 4.03, Information
District Athletic Recognition of Lake Minneola High School State Champions in Weightlifting and Track Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 8.15, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Bus Maintenance Agreement with Minneola Charter School Reimbursement for services and parts rendered. Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 8.17, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Conversion Charter School Facilities Management Agreement with Minneola Charter School Will be calculated based on the services provided by the district to the charter schools during the fiscal year. Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Registration & Travel Costs for Instructional Staff and an Administrator to attend the AVID Summer Institute in Orlando, FL, June 17-19, 2024 (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $51,150.69, with $47,201.04 from Other Federal Projects Funds-Title IV, Student Support & Academic Enrichment Grant and $3,949.65 from General Funds-Lake Minneola High School’s Advanced Placement Budget Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year Source

Pinecrest Lakes Academy School Elementary, grade A

Pinecrest Lakes Academy School

Elementary, charter school, 14012 Old Highway 50. School website.

State grade 2018: A, 2019: A, 2021: A, 2022: A, 2024: A, 2025: A, 2026: A (84% of possible points, 100% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (4)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year Source
2024-07-22 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
Charter Renewal Contract for Pinecrest Academy Tavares is not possible to quantify this at this time, as the student population in the future is unknown. Source

Mount Dora 4 schools

Mount Dora High School High, grade A

Mount Dora High School

High, district school, 700 North Highland Avenue. Capacity 1,327 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: C, 2002: C, 2003: B, 2004: C, 2005: C, 2006: C, 2007: C, 2008: B, 2009: C, 2010: B, 2011: D, 2012: B, 2013: B, 2014: B, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: B, 2019: C, 2021: C, 2022: B, 2024: A, 2025: A, 2026: A (65% of possible points, 96% tested). Graduation rate 2024-25: 98%. Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (26)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Cynthia Bellamy and Jacqueline Holmes of Mount Dora High School, to attend the 2026 FFA National Convention and Expo in Indianapolis, Indiana from October 21-25, 2026 $9,000 from Mount Dora High CTE CAPE Funds Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 8.14, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Mount Dora for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Travel for Brian Farwell of Mount Dora High School to attend the Advanced Placement Statistics Summer Institute in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, July 12-17, 2026 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,000 from General Fund, Mount Dora High School’s Advanced Placement Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Contract Change Order #6 between The School Board of Lake County, Florida, and Williams Company Building Division, Inc. $123,679.78 from Mount Dora High School Football Field Upgrades Capital Plan Fund. Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-02-23 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-02-23 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Contract Change Order #1 between The School Board of Lake County, Florida, and Williams Company Building Division, Inc. $ 718,194.50 from Mount Dora High School Football Field Upgrades Capital Plan Fund Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 4.01, Information
Recognition of the Mount Dora Community Trust Grant of $1.3 million for the Mount Dora High School Stadium Project Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Mount Dora Community Trust Grant Agreement for the Mount Dora High School Stadium Project in the amount of $1.3 million Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 8.14, Action (Consent)
GMP Amendment for CM Continuing Services Agreement for Mount Dora High School-Stadium Project $1.3 million from Mount Dora Community Trust Grant, and $3,694,740.00 from Mount Dora High School Football Field Upgrades Capital Plan fund Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 8.15, Action (Consent)
Reconsideration of the Mount Dora High School's Naming of the Mount Dora High School Stadium Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Mount Dora for School Resource Officer Program 2025-2026 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $14,066.25 from Capital Outlay Fund-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Travel for Brian Farwell of Mount Dora High School, to attend the Advanced Placement Statistics Summer Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 22-27, 2025 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $2,350 from General Fund, Mount Dora High School’s Advanced Placement Budget Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Fencing Project $24,457.00 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $125,633.18 from Capital Outlay-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 4.01, Information
Recognition of Peyton Scott from Mount Dora High School as the JROTC Cadet of the Year Source
2024-08-12 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Mount Dora for School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Construction of an Outdoor Dining Area for Mount Dora High School $232,273.00 from Other Federal Projects Fund-ESSER III Funding Source

Mount Dora Middle School Middle, grade B

Mount Dora Middle School

Middle, district school, 1405 East Lincoin Avenue. Capacity 1,084 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: B, 2002: C, 2003: B, 2004: B, 2005: B, 2006: A, 2007: C, 2008: B, 2009: A, 2010: B, 2011: B, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: B, 2019: C, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: B, 2025: C, 2026: B (60% of possible points, 97% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (26)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-10-12 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Cynthia Bellamy and Jacqueline Holmes of Mount Dora High School, to attend the 2026 FFA National Convention and Expo in Indianapolis, Indiana from October 21-25, 2026 $9,000 from Mount Dora High CTE CAPE Funds Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 8.14, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Mount Dora for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Travel for Brian Farwell of Mount Dora High School to attend the Advanced Placement Statistics Summer Institute in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, July 12-17, 2026 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,000 from General Fund, Mount Dora High School’s Advanced Placement Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Contract Change Order #6 between The School Board of Lake County, Florida, and Williams Company Building Division, Inc. $123,679.78 from Mount Dora High School Football Field Upgrades Capital Plan Fund. Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-02-23 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-02-23 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Contract Change Order #1 between The School Board of Lake County, Florida, and Williams Company Building Division, Inc. $ 718,194.50 from Mount Dora High School Football Field Upgrades Capital Plan Fund Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 4.01, Information
Recognition of the Mount Dora Community Trust Grant of $1.3 million for the Mount Dora High School Stadium Project Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Mount Dora Community Trust Grant Agreement for the Mount Dora High School Stadium Project in the amount of $1.3 million Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 8.14, Action (Consent)
GMP Amendment for CM Continuing Services Agreement for Mount Dora High School-Stadium Project $1.3 million from Mount Dora Community Trust Grant, and $3,694,740.00 from Mount Dora High School Football Field Upgrades Capital Plan fund Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 8.15, Action (Consent)
Reconsideration of the Mount Dora High School's Naming of the Mount Dora High School Stadium Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Mount Dora for School Resource Officer Program 2025-2026 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $14,066.25 from Capital Outlay Fund-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Travel for Brian Farwell of Mount Dora High School, to attend the Advanced Placement Statistics Summer Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 22-27, 2025 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $2,350 from General Fund, Mount Dora High School’s Advanced Placement Budget Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Fencing Project $24,457.00 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $125,633.18 from Capital Outlay-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 4.01, Information
Recognition of Peyton Scott from Mount Dora High School as the JROTC Cadet of the Year Source
2024-08-12 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Mount Dora for School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-06-10 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 8.05, Action (Consent)
Construction of an Outdoor Dining Area for Mount Dora High School $232,273.00 from Other Federal Projects Fund-ESSER III Funding Source

Round Lake Charter School K-8th, grade A

Round Lake Charter School

K-8th, charter school, 31333 Round Lake Road. Capacity 1,043 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2001: N, 2002: A, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: B, 2011: A, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: C, 2016: A, 2017: B, 2018: A, 2019: A, 2021: A, 2022: A, 2024: A, 2025: A, 2026: A (76% of possible points, 99% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (6)

2026-09-14 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools - Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2025-12-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Amendment to Contracts for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Applications to the City of Mount Dora for Annexation, Future Land Use Map Amendment, and Rezoning of Round Lake Charter K-8 Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2025-01-13 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Interlocal Agreement Between Lake County, Florida and The School Board of Lake County, Florida, for Stormwater and Road Improvements on Round Lake Road at Round Lake Charter School Source

Triangle Elementary School Elementary, grade C

Triangle Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 1707 Eudora Road. Capacity 846 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: B, 2001: A, 2002: C, 2003: B, 2004: C, 2005: B, 2006: B, 2007: A, 2008: C, 2009: A, 2010: D, 2011: A, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: D, 2016: C, 2017: B, 2018: B, 2019: B, 2022: D, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: C (50% of possible points, 96% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (12)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-09-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-06-08 Agenda item 8.14, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Mount Dora for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Mount Dora for School Resource Officer Program 2025-2026 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-08-12 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Mount Dora for School Resource Officer Program 2024-2025 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source

Paisley 1 schools

Spring Creek Charter School K-8th, grade B

Spring Creek Charter School

K-8th, charter school, 44440 Spring Creek Road. Capacity 667 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: B, 2000: A, 2001: C, 2002: B, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: B, 2009: A, 2010: B, 2011: A, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: D, 2016: C, 2017: B, 2018: B, 2019: B, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: B, 2026: B (61% of possible points, 100% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (7)

2026-09-14 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools - Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year. Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-04-28 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-04-28 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-08-12 Agenda item 8.08, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Conversion Charter School Facilities Management Agreement with Spring Creek Charter School Will be calculated based on the services provided by the district to the charter schools during the fiscal year.) Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Contract for Services for Purchase by Charter Schools Services requested by the charter schools will be calculated and received during the fiscal year Source

Sorrento 1 schools

Sorrento Elementary School Elementary, grade A

Sorrento Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 24605 Wallick Road. Capacity 936 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2011: B, 2012: A, 2013: B, 2014: A, 2016: C, 2017: B, 2018: B, 2019: C, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: B, 2026: A (65% of possible points, 96% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (13)

2026-11-09 Agenda item 12.01
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2026-2027 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Carver Middle, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $844,030 from General Fund-Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Tabetha Kelley of Sorrento Elementary School to attend the 2026 Robotics Education and Competition Foundation Summit in St. Louis, MO, July 13-16, 2026 (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning and Leadership), $1,200 from General Fund, Sorrento Elementary School’s Internal Account Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-09-22 Agenda item 10.07, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 4.01, Information
2024-2025 Educator Plus Internship Recognition Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2025-2026 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, and Oak Park Middle Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $827,842 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-22 Agenda item 9.03, Action (Consent)
2024-2025 Additional Staffing Allocation for Beverly Shores Elementary, Eustis Heights Elementary, Fruitland Park Elementary, Groveland Elementary, Leesburg Elementary, Sawgrass Bay Elementary, Sorrento Elementary, Triangle Elementary, Oak Park Middle and East Ridge High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $1,151,605 from Supplemental Academic Instruction Budget Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source

Tavares 6 schools

Bragg Public Safety Complex Other

Bragg Public Safety Complex

Other, charter school, 1565 Lane Park Cutoff. Capacity 186 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

No School Board agenda item or motion on file names this school.

Pinecrest Academy Tavares K-8th, grade A

Pinecrest Academy Tavares

K-8th, charter school, 2550 Huffstetler Drive. School website.

State grade 2021: A, 2022: A, 2024: A, 2025: A, 2026: A (76% of possible points, 100% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (2)

2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2024-07-22 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
Charter Renewal Contract for Pinecrest Academy Tavares is not possible to quantify this at this time, as the student population in the future is unknown. Source

Public Safety Training Complex Other

Public Safety Training Complex

Other, district school, 13000 Frankies Road. Capacity 32 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

No state grade in the current workbook (new schools and some special programs are not graded).

No School Board agenda item or motion on file names this school.

Tavares Elementary School Elementary, grade C

Tavares Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 720 East Clifford Street. Capacity 973 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: B, 2001: B, 2002: B, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: B, 2006: A, 2007: B, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: B, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: D, 2016: B, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: C, 2026: C (48% of possible points, 99% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (29)

2026-11-09 Agenda item 6.02, Information
Superintendent Student Advisory Committee Update - Tavares High School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-07-27 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Tavares for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 4.01, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 4.01, Action
Tavares High School: Naming the Tavares High School Field (Dr. Dan Boggus Field) Source
2025-09-08 Agenda item 8.06, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Tavares for the School Resource Program for 2025-2026 will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Approval of the Settlement Agreement with Sterling Group, Inc. $304,518.67 from the General Fund Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $14,066.25 from Capital Outlay Fund-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Denise Alvarado of Tavares High School, to attend the Advanced Placement Seminar for English Language Arts in Marietta, Georgia, June 22-27, 2025 $3,110.00 from General Fund, Tavares High School Advanced Placement Budget Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 4.02, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2025-01-13 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Specialized Remodeling Renovations, Turnkey Services RFQ# KK940-23-0103-RFQ with A.J. Anderson Construction, LLC, dba FMS Consultants for Tavares Elementary Kitchen and Cafeteria Renovations Guaranteed Maximum Price for this project is $3,999,263.00 from Special Revenue-Food and Nutrition Services fund Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $82,375.12 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2024-11-19 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in Favor of Peoples Gas for Gas Utilities at Tavares Elementary School Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Tavares for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2024-2025 School Year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
Agreement # KK-23-0103-PB-Piggyback Utilization per the School Board of Sarasota County Agreement #23-0103 Gymnasium, Bleachers and Athletic Equipment, Maintenance and Repairs with SSE and Associates, Inc. Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 8.06, Action (Consent)
Construction of an Outdoor Dining Area for Tavares High School $197,296.00 from Special Revenue Funds-ESSER III Source
2024-02-26 Agenda item 10.06, Action (Consent)
Final Orders for Student Expulsion Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 4.01
Recognition of the Tavares High School FHSAA Special Olympics Unified Flag Football Team Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source

Tavares High School High, grade B

Tavares High School

High, district school, 603 North New Hampshire. Capacity 1,544 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: C, 2002: C, 2003: C, 2004: C, 2005: B, 2006: C, 2007: B, 2008: B, 2009: B, 2010: A, 2011: B, 2012: B, 2013: B, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: B, 2019: C, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: B, 2025: B, 2026: B (62% of possible points, 98% tested). Graduation rate 2024-25: 95%. Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (29)

2026-11-09 Agenda item 6.02, Information
Superintendent Student Advisory Committee Update - Tavares High School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-07-27 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Tavares for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 4.01, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 4.01, Action
Tavares High School: Naming the Tavares High School Field (Dr. Dan Boggus Field) Source
2025-09-08 Agenda item 8.06, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Tavares for the School Resource Program for 2025-2026 will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Approval of the Settlement Agreement with Sterling Group, Inc. $304,518.67 from the General Fund Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $14,066.25 from Capital Outlay Fund-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Denise Alvarado of Tavares High School, to attend the Advanced Placement Seminar for English Language Arts in Marietta, Georgia, June 22-27, 2025 $3,110.00 from General Fund, Tavares High School Advanced Placement Budget Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 4.02, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2025-01-13 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Specialized Remodeling Renovations, Turnkey Services RFQ# KK940-23-0103-RFQ with A.J. Anderson Construction, LLC, dba FMS Consultants for Tavares Elementary Kitchen and Cafeteria Renovations Guaranteed Maximum Price for this project is $3,999,263.00 from Special Revenue-Food and Nutrition Services fund Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $82,375.12 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2024-11-19 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in Favor of Peoples Gas for Gas Utilities at Tavares Elementary School Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Tavares for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2024-2025 School Year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
Agreement # KK-23-0103-PB-Piggyback Utilization per the School Board of Sarasota County Agreement #23-0103 Gymnasium, Bleachers and Athletic Equipment, Maintenance and Repairs with SSE and Associates, Inc. Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 8.06, Action (Consent)
Construction of an Outdoor Dining Area for Tavares High School $197,296.00 from Special Revenue Funds-ESSER III Source
2024-02-26 Agenda item 10.06, Action (Consent)
Final Orders for Student Expulsion Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 4.01
Recognition of the Tavares High School FHSAA Special Olympics Unified Flag Football Team Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source

Tavares Middle School Middle, grade B

Tavares Middle School

Middle, district school, 1335 Lane Park Cutoff. Capacity 1,330 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: B, 2000: A, 2001: B, 2002: B, 2003: A, 2004: B, 2005: B, 2006: B, 2007: B, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: B, 2022: C, 2024: C, 2025: B, 2026: B (58% of possible points, 99% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (29)

2026-11-09 Agenda item 6.02, Information
Superintendent Student Advisory Committee Update - Tavares High School Source
2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-07-27 Agenda item 8.04, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Tavares for School Resource Officer Program 2026-2027 will be equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from General Fund-Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-04-13 Agenda item 4.01, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-10-13 Agenda item 4.01, Action
Tavares High School: Naming the Tavares High School Field (Dr. Dan Boggus Field) Source
2025-09-08 Agenda item 8.06, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Tavares for the School Resource Program for 2025-2026 will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2025-07-14 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Approval of the Settlement Agreement with Sterling Group, Inc. $304,518.67 from the General Fund Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $14,066.25 from Capital Outlay Fund-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2024-2025 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2025-05-12 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Denise Alvarado of Tavares High School, to attend the Advanced Placement Seminar for English Language Arts in Marietta, Georgia, June 22-27, 2025 $3,110.00 from General Fund, Tavares High School Advanced Placement Budget Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 4.02, Information
District Athletic Recognition Source
2025-01-13 Agenda item 8.10, Action (Consent)
Specialized Remodeling Renovations, Turnkey Services RFQ# KK940-23-0103-RFQ with A.J. Anderson Construction, LLC, dba FMS Consultants for Tavares Elementary Kitchen and Cafeteria Renovations Guaranteed Maximum Price for this project is $3,999,263.00 from Special Revenue-Food and Nutrition Services fund Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $82,375.12 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2024-11-19 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in Favor of Peoples Gas for Gas Utilities at Tavares Elementary School Source
2024-10-28 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Agreement Between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and the City of Tavares for the School Resource Officer Program for the 2024-2025 School Year will be in equivalent to the exact services rendered for the portion of the salary and benefits of the SRO paid from the General Fund- Safety and Security Budget-Safe Schools FEFP Allocation and Millage Fund Source
2024-09-23 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-07-08 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2024-05-13 Agenda item 4.03, Information
2023-2024 Superintendent’s Reading Challenge Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 8.01, Action (Consent)
Agreement # KK-23-0103-PB-Piggyback Utilization per the School Board of Sarasota County Agreement #23-0103 Gymnasium, Bleachers and Athletic Equipment, Maintenance and Repairs with SSE and Associates, Inc. Source
2024-03-25 Agenda item 8.06, Action (Consent)
Construction of an Outdoor Dining Area for Tavares High School $197,296.00 from Special Revenue Funds-ESSER III Source
2024-02-26 Agenda item 10.06, Action (Consent)
Final Orders for Student Expulsion Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 4.01
Recognition of the Tavares High School FHSAA Special Olympics Unified Flag Football Team Source
2024-01-08 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source

Umatilla 3 schools

Umatilla Elementary School Elementary, grade B

Umatilla Elementary School

Elementary, district school, 401 Lake Street. Capacity 703 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 2002: C, 2003: A, 2004: A, 2005: A, 2006: A, 2007: A, 2008: A, 2009: A, 2010: A, 2011: A, 2012: B, 2013: A, 2014: A, 2016: C, 2017: B, 2018: B, 2019: B, 2021: A, 2022: B, 2024: B, 2025: B, 2026: B (54% of possible points, 95% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (19)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-07-27 Agenda item 12.01, Information
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-03-23 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Clinical Education Affiliation Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and The Lakes at Clermont Health and Rehabilitation Center Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Approval of Contract for Sale and Purchase of 290 N. Trowell Avenue, Umatilla with Daniel H. Brantley Jr. $199,000 plus closing costs Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 12.02, Information
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $14,066.25 from Capital Outlay Fund-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $125,633.18 from Capital Outlay-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-02-10 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-01-27 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in favor of Peoples Gas for Gas Utilities at Umatilla Elementary School Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $82,375.12 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source

Umatilla High School High, grade A

Umatilla High School

High, district school, 320 North Trowell Avenue. Capacity 968 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: C, 2000: C, 2001: C, 2002: C, 2003: C, 2004: C, 2005: C, 2006: D, 2007: C, 2008: B, 2009: D, 2010: B, 2011: C, 2012: C, 2013: C, 2014: C, 2016: D, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: C, 2022: B, 2024: C, 2025: B, 2026: A (68% of possible points, 96% tested). Graduation rate 2024-25: 98%. Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (19)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-07-27 Agenda item 12.01, Information
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-03-23 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Clinical Education Affiliation Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and The Lakes at Clermont Health and Rehabilitation Center Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Approval of Contract for Sale and Purchase of 290 N. Trowell Avenue, Umatilla with Daniel H. Brantley Jr. $199,000 plus closing costs Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 12.02, Information
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $14,066.25 from Capital Outlay Fund-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $125,633.18 from Capital Outlay-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-02-10 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-01-27 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in favor of Peoples Gas for Gas Utilities at Umatilla Elementary School Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $82,375.12 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source

Umatilla Middle School Middle, grade B

Umatilla Middle School

Middle, district school, 305 East Lake Street. Capacity 861 student stations (as of 2018-02-09). School website.

State grade 1999: B, 2000: C, 2001: A, 2002: B, 2003: B, 2004: B, 2005: B, 2006: A, 2007: B, 2008: A, 2009: B, 2010: B, 2011: A, 2012: B, 2013: C, 2014: C, 2016: C, 2017: C, 2018: C, 2019: B, 2021: C, 2022: C, 2024: B, 2025: B, 2026: B (59% of possible points, 96% tested). Florida Department of Education, school grades workbook (2025-26 as of September 2026).

School Board items naming this school (19)

2026-10-26 Agenda item 10.04, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2026-07-27 Agenda item 12.01, Information
Letters of Condolence Source
2026-06-22 Agenda item 10.08, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-93239 for School Year 2026-2027 at Eleven Middle Schools and Six High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $75,395.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2026-05-11 Agenda item 4.04, Information
2025-2026 Superintendent's Reading Challenge Source
2026-03-23 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
Clinical Education Affiliation Agreement between The School Board of Lake County, Florida and The Lakes at Clermont Health and Rehabilitation Center Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 8.09, Action (Consent)
Approval of Contract for Sale and Purchase of 290 N. Trowell Avenue, Umatilla with Daniel H. Brantley Jr. $199,000 plus closing costs Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2026-02-09 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 10.02, Action (Consent)
Final Order for Student Expulsion Source
2025-11-10 Agenda item 10.03, Action (Consent)
Request for Modification of Hearing Officer's Recommendation Source
2025-10-27 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
School Improvement Plans-Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Costs associated with the implementation of School Improvement Plans vary on a school-by-school basis from General Fund-School Budgets or specified grant funds Source
2025-08-11 Agenda item 12.02, Information
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-06-23 Agenda item 10.05, Action (Consent)
AVID® Membership Agreement Q-90674 for School Year 2025-2026 at Ten Middle Schools and Seven High Schools (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $104,685.00 from General Fund- AVID Budget Source
2025-06-09 Agenda item 8.12, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $14,066.25 from Capital Outlay Fund-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-04-14 Agenda item 8.13, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $125,633.18 from Capital Outlay-Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Fund Source
2025-02-10 Agenda item 12.02
Letters of Condolence Source
2025-01-27 Agenda item 8.03, Action (Consent)
Utility Easement in favor of Peoples Gas for Gas Utilities at Umatilla Elementary School Source
2024-12-09 Agenda item 8.11, Action (Consent)
Entry Hardening Project $82,375.12 from Safety and Security of School Buildings Grant, SAS Funds Source
2024-04-08 Agenda item 10.01, Action (Consent)
AVID Agreement Q-88165 for School Year 2024-2025 at Eleven Middle Schools and Eight High Schools (Scott Flowers, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning & Leadership), $91,021.00 from General Fund-College & Career Readiness Department AVID Budget Source

Roster and capacity: Lake County Schools, district school locations layer, read 2026-11-04.

What you can do

How to speak at a School Board meeting: public input cards at the door, three minutes each.
Your board member by district: Bill Mathias (District 1), Tyler Brandeburg (District 2), Marc Dodd (District 3), Mollie Cunningham (District 4), Stephanie Luke (District 5). Each page shows attendance, motions and votes from the minutes.
Meeting schedule, agendas and minutes: lake.k12.fl.us; agendas in full on BoardDocs; special meetings and time changes on the legal notices page.
School taxes and the budget: the Budgets page shows the school millageThe property tax rate. One mill is one dollar of tax for every $1,000 of taxable property value. Florida Statutes 200.001, revenues and spending from the district's own documents.