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Board member Baldwin moved the motion to approve the instructional materials; board member Harding seconded. The board voted \"Aye\" and the chair declared the motion carried. The board did not record a detailed discussion or implementation timeline for the materials in the section of the meeting transcript provided.

The item was listed on the agenda as a standard action item and passed during the business portion of the meeting; the transcript records the motion and vote but does not include specifics about publisher names, grade-level scope, or roll-out dates in the public remarks presented at the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Pasco County School Board Meeting- May 6, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The District School Board of Pasco County approved adoption of math instructional materials (Agenda item 16.1); motion moved by Baldwin and seconded by Harding, with the motion carried.","taxTitle","Pasco, School Districts, Florida","taxId",14666,"location","Florida","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6250384,"Pasco board proclaims May 15'025'0June 15 Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month after former student testimony; district highlights transition job programs",3249,231000,3480000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3202854-55550034ed2aaecd7def1eac070ee846&start=231&end=3480","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3202854-55550034ed2aaecd7def1eac070ee846/thumbnail_231000.jpg","/articles/6250384/Florida/Pasco-board-proclaims-May-150250June-15-Tourette-Syndrome-Awareness-Month-after-former-student-testimony-district-highlights-transition-job-programs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6250384-ff5c613bf2acbe89b3be184a1bb2e07e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771016918&Signature=d~FG3jfE2~5oY3WZhf7GZ-NXnmxWK-BgTuB63k5iYgX08-pTc1rskzECN9Kc6AJehvYMcXDuITl-2qfdVVBK~fKa8-92B1K~KVS1--JN7OVUHUi-Jqd3nLwgJ-hd~h9IVo0xu26jL81ahl2uQxRa37-3HUdr-FrfjwJMMkXu9geX2PKdV-VE-Wl9TD9HldWx~IymWTuccvOSXz6snRQ234oQ9BIW1gYZU~o58VyTJniVEMN5Ny4bOGpZZDoX1veIGiEBBaC2XLbaTNp~zFy4q4Rf24qI7KhdPbA2GQoK5zHqVln8owJ5EBN2~SxVFkeS2CAlnrcJgF8dQN8nQxWnhQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The District School Board of Pasco County unanimously approved a proclamation declaring May 15 through June 15 Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month and heard testimony highlighting the role school supports can play for students with tic disorders.

Fran Howard of the Office of Student Supports Programs and Services read a letter from Mark Ammiano, identified in the meeting as a former Pasco student who now works in law enforcement. The letter described being diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome at age six and a half, co-occurring ADHD and OCD, and the role of school accommodations in his success. \"My name is Mark Ammiano. I am 32 years old... At the age of 6 and a half, I was diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome which caused motor and vocal tics,\" the letter said. Howard introduced the letter and framed it as an example of how district supports and caring teachers helped the writer succeed.

The board also highlighted district transition programs during the presentation. Board members and staff showcased two Cypress Creek High School initiatives'1the Coyote Car Wash and the Caffeinated Coyotes coffee program'which give students in transition education on-the-job experience while allowing them to remain in public education services up to age 22. The presentation named job placement transition specialist Kelly Cox and teacher John Souza in connection with those programs.

The proclamation cites prevalence estimates and co-occurring conditions: \"current estimates are that 1 out of every 100 school age children in The United States has Tourette Syndrome,\" and notes that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that roughly \"50 percent of children go undiagnosed,\" language mirrored in the proclamation read to the board. Mrs. Beaudoin moved approval of the proclamation; Mrs. Harding seconded the motion. The board voted \"Aye\" and the motion carried.

Board members encouraged awareness and community support; Mrs. Beaudoin invited the public to wear teal on Tuesdays during the awareness month to show support.

The proclamation and the accompanying presentation were informational and symbolic actions intended to raise awareness in schools and the community; the board did not adopt new policy or program directives during the vote recorded in the meeting minutes.","The school board declared May 15'025'0June 15 Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month, approved a proclamation, heard a former student's account of growing up with Tourette's and heard about Cypress Creek High School's transition job-training programs.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6250389,"Pasco board reviews Gulf Middle School replacement; new building due Dec. 2026, site work to finish Aug. 2027",495,2481000,2976000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3202854-55550034ed2aaecd7def1eac070ee846&start=2481&end=2976","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3202854-55550034ed2aaecd7def1eac070ee846/thumbnail_2481000.jpg","/articles/6250389/Florida/Pasco-board-reviews-Gulf-Middle-School-replacement-new-building-due-Dec-2026-site-work-to-finish-Aug-2027","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6250389-21fa6a3655b03f8b8f7f970eaece951b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771016918&Signature=bjDGByDprWBEc0IVKqPHfDqwxbQu5idSRyPxSIooRk-7wuYyQ5XCtxLZaTt8A8yUtjZRs4KXev7cGigmSF8c17wW36thxaVzfervJEnHOKQpxAr4cnZxBUoi1Bkq2~OriEst5c75ZxrVp6zKL1-hLZBK6iTSn-67rXmhF24CHEsZkJXTH3HWS66vh0svkVQqDQ7a3ELceT6u1wXBzFaRT18CRJFi5r3bJj7v1iziGbbSvSPtCxd5vGFPCAVFHrL2eBpr2JJRPujDsZPe5qLZiru9anPbkRKw3pJjN02n99ystcdXWPIQ5KR0gc6AwTUzq7zxmP~YgtU53OMK5sAA3w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Pasco County School District officials presented plans to replace Gulf Middle School and said construction will begin this summer, with the new school building expected to be completed in December 2026 and final site work finished in August 2027.

District staff told the board the project is being phased so the existing campus can remain operational during construction. Mike Goody, introduced to present the project, said the design places a new wing on the campus footprint so instruction continues while crews build the replacement facility.

The plan calls for a roughly 75,000-square-foot building with a consolidated media center at the building's hub, a new gym, CTE and science labs in an \"innovation center,\" and an L-shaped layout intended to improve drop-off and queuing space. \"We created a plaza that greets them. But more importantly, there's a lot of queuing space to keep the traffic and keep the parents off the road,\" architect Jose Margarito said when describing the front entrance and circulation.

Construction management firm JE Dunn and architecture firm Ziskovich were named as the project's partners; JE Dunn was represented at the meeting by Jim Cummings, and Ziskovich presenters included Alex Perez and Jose Margarito. District staff said preliminary underground investigation will begin this summer and major construction work will follow; after the new building is occupied, existing buildings on the site will be removed and converted to parking.

On traffic and site questions, Margarito said buses will be routed to the opposite side of the campus and parent drop-off will be organized around a curved front drive to increase queuing capacity and reduce roadside congestion. When a board member asked whether the track and field would ever be used for vehicular queuing, Margarito replied the design includes a constructed track that could be used as a contingency but is not intended for regular carline traffic: \"It's a backup plan.\" The board member's question and the architect's reply were in the public presentation record.

Staff emphasized continuity of instruction during the build: classes remain on site while the new wing is erected, then students will transition into the new facility before demolition of older wings. Presenters also described a two-story component with a second-floor collaboratorium and teacher planning areas to support pull-out instruction and specialized programs.

The presentation concluded with an invitation for the public: staff said the district will hold a community presentation about the Gulf Middle School project the following evening where the architect and construction manager will share details with neighbors.

No formal vote or contract award occurred during the presentation; the board received the update and asked clarifying questions about traffic, phasing, and site use.","District staff and architects presented plans to replace Gulf Middle School in phases so the campus stays open during construction. The new 75,000-square-foot building is expected to be complete in December 2026 and full site work by August 2027; JE Dunn and Ziskovich are the construction and design partners.","actionData","errors"]

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