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School vending machine plan sparks concerns; School Board OKs vending contract in 4-1 vote (opens the original)
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A new vending and concession agreement for Citrus County schools won approval Tuesday, but not without a lengthy debate over whether vending machines belong on school campuses at all. The Citrus County School Board voted 4-1 to approve a one-year agreement with Vend Force for vending and concession services, with School Board member Sandy Counts casting the lone dissenting vote. The agreement calls for Vend Force to provide vending machines, coolers, products, delivery and maintenance at partici
Board adopts budget amid financial concerns (opens the original)
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The Citrus County School Board adopted a roughly $332.3 million budget Tuesday, but not before board members spent considerable time looking backward â and raising concerns about how much financial breathing room the district has left going forward. The board unanimously approved its final $332,343,253 budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, along with a total tax rate of $5.342 per $1,000 in taxable property value â meaning the assessed value, less state-approved tax exemptions. The rate includ
Board seeks more say over outside investigations (opens the original)
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A proposed Citrus County School Board policy requiring board approval before outside attorneys are hired to investigate employees will have to walk a narrow legal line between giving board members greater oversight and preserving the elected superintendentâs authority, the boardâs attorney said Tuesday. School Board Attorney Nick Caporicci spent much of Tuesdayâs workshop walking board members through the legal mechanics of a policy they requested earlier this month. At issue Tuesday was h
Commission rejects removal of Kensington Avenue median (opens the original)
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There is only one official way in and out of a small business plaza next to the soon-to-open Home Depot at Kensington Drive in Lecanto, and getting into it has gotten more difficult. Citrus County commissioners on Tuesday rejected a proposal to remove a raised median along Kensington Avenue that business owners say has cut off access to the established Lecanto shopping plaza and created new traffic hazards between the plaza and Home Depot. Despite broad agreement that the current configuration h
School Board reinstates Teresa Royal; may change termination policy (opens the original)
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More than a year after voting to suspend Teresa Royal without pay pending termination, the Citrus County School Board on Tuesday unanimously reversed course, accepting a state administrative law judgeâs recommendation to give the longtime district employee her job back along with back pay and benefits. And the case that led to Royalâs removal may now change how the district handles employee investigations in the future. Board member Doug Dodd, who made the motion to accept Petersonâs order
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