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I am one member of a five person board. The opinions I express on this forum are mine only, and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the Escambia County Staff, Administrators, Employees, or anyone else associated with Escambia County Florida. I am interested in establishing this blog as a means of additional transparency to the public, outreach to the community, and information dissemination to all who choose to look. Feedback is welcome, but because public participation is equally encouraged, appropriate language and decorum is mandatory. Although this is not my campaign site for re-election--sometimes campaign related information will be discussed, therefore in an abundance of caution I add the following :
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Thank you for posting! This was very informative as to what is required of OSO's.
actually the 12 year old handbook on how to run an OSO lays it out a lot better than this draft report..... The problem most booster clubs don't know about the handbook and some that do, don't care.
Waiting for our Principal to contact our booster club. When they do, it needs to be common knowledge to ALL the members and not just the board or no one ever finds out about it. In fact the principals should send a letter to all members, so there are more sets of eyes to rectify the problem.
I'm almost positive that not all principals are aware of everything the booster clubs do; if they did, some booster clubs would be terminated, which would ultimately hurt the kids/club they support. I don't believe any harm in hurting the kids/club is intentional, but awareness is the key.
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