At its Sept. 30 meeting the Orange County School Board recorded the following formal actions (motion text and vote tallies are drawn from the meeting record):
1) Hungerford property — surplus declaration and MOU (agenda item 17.02)
Motion: Move to declare the Hungerford property surplus and to accept the memorandum of understanding with Dr. Phillips Charities.
Mover/Second: Motion by Member Vannoz; second by Member Ferrant.
Vote: Approved. All members present voted in the affirmative (4 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain; 3 absent).
Notes: Counsel cited Fla. Stat. §1013.28 and SREF guidance; MOU is nonbinding and ties portions of purchase price to milestone delivery for infrastructure, an early learning center, and a history museum.
2) KIPP Central Florida — performance‑based agreement (agenda item 17.01)
Motion: Approve the KIPP Central Florida Orlando performance‑based agreement (School of Hope).
Mover/Second: Motion by Member Herant; second by Member Douglas.
Vote: Approved. All members present voted in the affirmative (4 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain; 3 absent).
Notes: Staff warned that state law requires district to enter a PBA within 60 days or face reduced administrative fee withholding for all charter schools; PBA approval does not replace future site or oversight approvals.
3) Policy JFBD — Magnet school grammar (agenda item 3.01)
Motion: Approve revisions to policy JFBD (magnet program policy) following work session and required notifications.
Mover/Second: Motion by Member Faran; second by Member Douglas.
Vote: Approved. All members present voted in the affirmative (4 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain; 3 absent).
4) Policy JICK — (agenda item 3.02)
Motion: Approve revisions to policy JICK following work session and notifications.
Mover/Second: Motion by Member Salamanca; second by Member Douglas.
Vote: Approved. All members present voted in the affirmative (4 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain; 3 absent).
5) Consent agenda
Motion: Approve consent agenda (various routine items).
Mover/Second: Motion by Member Douglas; second by Member Banos.
Vote: Approved. All members present voted in the affirmative (4 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain; 3 absent).
Ending: Several actions were procedural or informational; the Hungerford MOU and KIPP PBA were the meeting’s substantive items and generated the most public comment and follow‑up commitments from staff to engage residents and clarify statutory and operational issues.