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Parents will learn about statistical data on [censored] and the impact of [censored] on various communities. They will also have the opportunity to engage in role-play exercises that emphasize sensitivity in their responses, drawing from real scenarios.

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Parents will learn to empower their child's future! Learn about Preschool Diagnostic Intervention Services (PDIS), a free service for children ages 3-5. We'll explain how PDIS helps identify learning delays and disabilities, create a personalized Individualized Educational Plan (IEP), and connect your family with the right programs and support. Discover the resources available to help your child succeed.

â­Â Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Orlando. Get your tickets now to discover the music of Bad Bunny at The Azalea Lodge at Mead Gardens under the gentle glow of candlelight. To celebrate Candlelight Spring, a limited number of sessions feature a special floral setting. All other sessions follow the standard Candlelight setup. See the dates below. General Infođ Venue: The Azalea Lodge at Mead Gardensđ Dates and times: select your dates/times directly in the ticket selectorâł Duration: 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the show. No entry once it starts.đ¤ Age requirement: 8 years old or older. Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adultâż Accessibility: ADA compliantâ View the FAQs for this event heređŞ Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis in each zoneđŻď¸ If you would like to book a private concert or buy regular tickets for a large group (+30 people), click heređť Check out all the Candlelight concerts in Orlandođ To treat your friends and family to a Candlelight gift card, click here Tentative Program NUEVAYolSi EstuviĂŠsemos JuntosLa CanciĂłnLa Noche de AnocheYonaguniMoscow MuleCallaĂ­taOjitos LindosMe Porto BonitoTitĂ­ Me PreguntĂłun 100xtoBAILE INoLVIDABLEDtMF â LA MuDANZA medleyPerformersListeso String Quartet April 23, 2026April 30, 2026May 7, 2026June 5, 2026

Join us for yoga in the Garden in the midst of the beautiful Mead Botanical Garden. Take part in the opportunity to truly connect with yourself and nature. Saturdays, 9 â 10 AM Place: The Grove Stage Cost: General Admission $15 VIP Membership Discount $10 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite) What to bring: a yoga mat and water

Join us for a discussion on how the conservation and preservation of our environment have changed our approach to the art and science of companion planting. There is even evidence to prove that companion planting methods can be traced back to the ancient Romans! Topic: Contemporary Trends in Companion Planting Speaker: Adrienne Barton and Fran Boettcher, Orange County Master Gardeners Date: Saturday, May 2, 2026 Doors open: 9:45 A.M. Program Time: 10:00 â 11:30 A.M. Location: Discovery Barn, Mead Botanical Garden, 1300 S. Denning Drive Winter Park, FL, 32789 (See map for location) Cost: $7.50 (Scholarships available for those who need it. Please email info@meadgarden.org) Cancellation Policy: Classes are subject to cancellation if a minimum number of attendees are not booked. If class is cancelled you will be notified by email. If you can no longer participate please reach out to Mead Botanical Garden so they can reopen your seat for another participant. Thank you. Accessibility Policy: The University of Florida is committed to providing universal access to all of our events. For disability accommodations such as sign language interpreters and listening devices, please contact Clarissa Chairez at clarissachairez@ufl.edu at least 2 weeks in advanced. Advance notice is necessary to arrange for some accessibility needs. The University of Florida is an Equal Opportunity Institution

A gentle exercise program that is composed of slow deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing to enhance health and well- being.Join us for a unique experience to practice Tai Chi in the garden with Sifu Tony Garcia.When: SaturdaysTime: 10:30 â 11:30 AMCost: General Admission $15.00 | VIP Membership Discount $10.00 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite)All proceeds support Mead Botanical Garden, Inc. Non-profit 501(C)3What to bring: WaterMeeting location: Please meet on the Grove Stage 10 minutes prior to start time. (Follow the shell stone path to the left of the public restrooms north to the Grove Stage.)What is Tai Chi?Tai Chi Chuan or tai chi, pronounced âtie chee,â is a gentle exercise program that is a part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Tai Chi is derived from the martial arts and is composed of slow deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing which enhance physical health and emotional well-being.BenefitsTai Chi improves balance, agility, strength, flexibility, stamina, muscle tone, pain and coordination. This low-impact, weight-bearing exercise strengthens bones and can slow bone loss, thus preventing the development of osteoporosis.

Join us for yoga in the Garden in the midst of the beautiful Mead Botanical Garden. Take part in the opportunity to truly connect with yourself and nature. Sundays 4 â 5 PM Place: The Grove Stage Cost: General Admission $15 VIP Membership Discount $10 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite) What to bring: a yoga mat and water

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Join us for yoga in the Garden in the midst of the beautiful Mead Botanical Garden. Take part in the opportunity to truly connect with yourself and nature. Saturdays, 9 â 10 AM Place: The Grove Stage Cost: General Admission $15 VIP Membership Discount $10 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite) What to bring: a yoga mat and water

Join Mead Botanical Gardenâs Young Naturalist Explorers class, Saturday, May 9, 2026 at 9:30amto learn all about FL wildflowers & the art of Tataki-Zome! đźđ¸Get ready to explore the vibrant world of wildflowers! Participants will learn to identify some of the regionâs most common species while enjoying a guided hike and an interactive game of wildflower bingo. Following our outdoor adventure, weâll return to the Discovery Barn to discover Tataki-zome, a traditional botanical art form that uses natural pigments from plants to create beautiful prints. All materials, including art paper and flowers, will be provided. Guests are welcome to bring an old cotton shirt if theyâd like to create a wearable piece. This engaging, hands-on program blends environmental education with creativity, perfect for curious minds and explorers! đ¸ What to bring? Please wear comfortable walking shoes or boots in case its wet/muddy. Guests are welcome to bring an old cotton shirt if theyâd like to create a wearable art piece. Topic: Wildflowers & the Art of Tataki-Zome Instructor: Marcia Anderson Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026 Class Check-In: 9:15 A.M. Class Start Time: 9:30 â 11:00 A.M. Location: Discovery Barn, Mead Botanical Garden, 1300 S. Denning Drive Winter Park, FL (See Map Here) Cost: $10 + eventbrite fees *We recommend ages 5-12, but the family is welcome to tag along! Parent participation is not required, but a parent or guardian must remain onsite for the duration of class. Parents/Guardians are not required to purchase tickets for themselves. Thank You to Our Presenting Sponsor Massey Services, Inc.

A gentle exercise program that is composed of slow deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing to enhance health and well- being.Join us for a unique experience to practice Tai Chi in the garden with Sifu Tony Garcia.When: SaturdaysTime: 10:30 â 11:30 AMCost: General Admission $15.00 | VIP Membership Discount $10.00 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite)All proceeds support Mead Botanical Garden, Inc. Non-profit 501(C)3What to bring: WaterMeeting location: Please meet on the Grove Stage 10 minutes prior to start time. (Follow the shell stone path to the left of the public restrooms north to the Grove Stage.)What is Tai Chi?Tai Chi Chuan or tai chi, pronounced âtie chee,â is a gentle exercise program that is a part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Tai Chi is derived from the martial arts and is composed of slow deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing which enhance physical health and emotional well-being.BenefitsTai Chi improves balance, agility, strength, flexibility, stamina, muscle tone, pain and coordination. This low-impact, weight-bearing exercise strengthens bones and can slow bone loss, thus preventing the development of osteoporosis.

Join us for yoga in the Garden in the midst of the beautiful Mead Botanical Garden. Take part in the opportunity to truly connect with yourself and nature. Sundays 4 â 5 PM Place: The Grove Stage Cost: General Admission $15 VIP Membership Discount $10 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite) What to bring: a yoga mat and water

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Note: End time is approximate. Visitors may park in the garage adjacent to the building.The school board will take public comments on non-agenda items at 4:00 p.m. concluding no later than 45 minutes after commencing. Procedures can be found here. https://www.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Regular school board meeting begins at 5:00 p.m.The agenda for the Board meeting, including resolutions and backup information are published seven days prior to the meeting.  The agenda can be found at this link:  https://go.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Board meetings are live streamed at www.boardmeetings.ocps.net. A video archive of the past few meetings is also available at that location.Meetings are also broadcast on Orange TV (Bright House Networks channel 488) on the Friday following the meeting at 9 a.m. and again on Wednesday of the week following the meeting at 7 p.m.

Join us for yoga in the Garden in the midst of the beautiful Mead Botanical Garden. Take part in the opportunity to truly connect with yourself and nature. Saturdays, 9 â 10 AM Place: The Grove Stage Cost: General Admission $15 VIP Membership Discount $10 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite) What to bring: a yoga mat and water

A gentle exercise program that is composed of slow deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing to enhance health and well- being.Join us for a unique experience to practice Tai Chi in the garden with Sifu Tony Garcia.When: SaturdaysTime: 10:30 â 11:30 AMCost: General Admission $15.00 | VIP Membership Discount $10.00 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite)All proceeds support Mead Botanical Garden, Inc. Non-profit 501(C)3What to bring: WaterMeeting location: Please meet on the Grove Stage 10 minutes prior to start time. (Follow the shell stone path to the left of the public restrooms north to the Grove Stage.)What is Tai Chi?Tai Chi Chuan or tai chi, pronounced âtie chee,â is a gentle exercise program that is a part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Tai Chi is derived from the martial arts and is composed of slow deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing which enhance physical health and emotional well-being.BenefitsTai Chi improves balance, agility, strength, flexibility, stamina, muscle tone, pain and coordination. This low-impact, weight-bearing exercise strengthens bones and can slow bone loss, thus preventing the development of osteoporosis.

Please join us for a special Ladies Tea Luncheon! Women's & Girls' Bleeding Disorders: Updates on Treatment Options Presented by Dr. Erin Cockrell, Director at St. Jospeh's Hospital Center for Bleeding and Clotting Disorders Enjoy an informative luncheon program with great conversation and meaningful connections. Saturday, May 16th, 2026 at 11:00AM American Social – Tampa, 601 S Harbour Island Blvd, Tampa, FL 33602 RSVP By May 11th, 2026 by emailing info@bleedingdisordersfl.org or calling 407-629-0000 For the parking, you will pull into the plaza and turn left into the garage. Once you go down the ramp, pull slightly to the right and get a ticket from the machine. Bring the ticket to the hostess stand to apply a 2-hour validation. Each hour after that is $6/hour.

Help with native habitat maintenance! This is the Tarflower Chapter: Florida Native Plant Societyâs monthly restoration volunteer morning. Plan to help weed, water and possibly install new plants. Our restoration project now includes three unique habitats: Sandhill, Xeric Hammock, and Scrubby Flatwood. This is also a great time to learn about Florida native plants and the wildlife they support. We hope you can join us! Dates: January 25th, February 22nd, and March 15th Time: 9AM â 12PM Where: Mead Botanical Garden | 1300 S. Denning Dr. Winter Park, FL 32789

Join us for yoga in the Garden in the midst of the beautiful Mead Botanical Garden. Take part in the opportunity to truly connect with yourself and nature. Sundays 4 â 5 PM Place: The Grove Stage Cost: General Admission $15 VIP Membership Discount $10 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite) What to bring: a yoga mat and water

Join Us! Life Explorers Speaker Series: Keeping Momentum for The Florida Wildlife CorridorFlorida is home to one of the most ambitious conservation visions in the country: the Florida Wildlife Corridor, an 18-million-acre network of connected public and private lands stretching from the Everglades to the borders of Georgia and Alabama. This living network links ranches, forests, springs, wetlands, and working lands that sustain wildlife, protect water resources, and preserve Floridaâs natural heritage. For those who care about plants and cultivated landscapes, connectivity is not abstract but essential. Just as native flowers create pollinator pathways through gardens and neighborhoods, the Florida Wildlife Corridor links forests, wetlands, ranches, and public lands into a living network that allows species like the Florida panther and Florida black bear to move safely across the state. This connected system protects wildlife, safeguards drinking water, supports working lands, and sustains the natural heritage that defines Florida. How does the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation, whose mission is to champion a collaborative campaign to permanently protect, connect, and restore the Florida Wildlife Corridor, continue to keep the energy high and the focus on the prize amid a plethora of challenges and how can you be involved? Mason Gravley grew up right in the middle of the swamps, orange groves, and cattle ranches of Frostproof, Florida. His love of the outdoors budded through early hunting and fishing trips and has evolved into a love of paddling and exploring the most hidden waterways and camping spots of Floridaâs backcountry. After discovering a phenomenon called âelevationâ through extensive backpacking and bikepacking adventures in college and beyond, he settled down in the Sierra Nevada and Rocky mountains for nearly a decade before starting a family and returning back to Florida with a new perspective on landscape-scale conservation. Mason has a degree in general biology from Southeastern University in Florida and an MS in Marketing from Regis University in Denver and comes to the foundation from the startup world. He hosts the Florida Uncut podcast in his limited free time, and lives in the beautiful and quaint Florida coastal town of Palmetto with his high-school sweetheart and their three sons. Topic: Keeping Momentum for The Florida Wildlife Corridor Speaker: Mason Gravley, Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation Date: Thursday May 21, 2026 Doors open: 9:30 A.M. Program Time: 10:00 â 11:30 A.M. Location: Azaela Lodge, Mead Botanical Garden, 1300 S. Denning Drive Winter Park, FL (See map for location) Cost: Free â Join us for refreshments and conversation The Life Explorers Speakers Series is held in the Azalea Lodge of Mead Botanical Garden from 10-11:30 a.m. The program is free of charge with light refreshments and coffee served.

Join us for yoga in the Garden in the midst of the beautiful Mead Botanical Garden. Take part in the opportunity to truly connect with yourself and nature. Saturdays, 9 â 10 AM Place: The Grove Stage Cost: General Admission $15 VIP Membership Discount $10 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite) What to bring: a yoga mat and water

A gentle exercise program that is composed of slow deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing to enhance health and well- being.Join us for a unique experience to practice Tai Chi in the garden with Sifu Tony Garcia.When: SaturdaysTime: 10:30 â 11:30 AMCost: General Admission $15.00 | VIP Membership Discount $10.00 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite)All proceeds support Mead Botanical Garden, Inc. Non-profit 501(C)3What to bring: WaterMeeting location: Please meet on the Grove Stage 10 minutes prior to start time. (Follow the shell stone path to the left of the public restrooms north to the Grove Stage.)What is Tai Chi?Tai Chi Chuan or tai chi, pronounced âtie chee,â is a gentle exercise program that is a part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Tai Chi is derived from the martial arts and is composed of slow deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing which enhance physical health and emotional well-being.BenefitsTai Chi improves balance, agility, strength, flexibility, stamina, muscle tone, pain and coordination. This low-impact, weight-bearing exercise strengthens bones and can slow bone loss, thus preventing the development of osteoporosis.

Join us for yoga in the Garden in the midst of the beautiful Mead Botanical Garden. Take part in the opportunity to truly connect with yourself and nature. Sundays 4 â 5 PM Place: The Grove Stage Cost: General Admission $15 VIP Membership Discount $10 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite) What to bring: a yoga mat and water

Join us for yoga in the Garden in the midst of the beautiful Mead Botanical Garden. Take part in the opportunity to truly connect with yourself and nature. Saturdays, 9 â 10 AM Place: The Grove Stage Cost: General Admission $15 VIP Membership Discount $10 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite) What to bring: a yoga mat and water

A gentle exercise program that is composed of slow deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing to enhance health and well- being.Join us for a unique experience to practice Tai Chi in the garden with Sifu Tony Garcia.When: SaturdaysTime: 10:30 â 11:30 AMCost: General Admission $15.00 | VIP Membership Discount $10.00 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite)All proceeds support Mead Botanical Garden, Inc. Non-profit 501(C)3What to bring: WaterMeeting location: Please meet on the Grove Stage 10 minutes prior to start time. (Follow the shell stone path to the left of the public restrooms north to the Grove Stage.)What is Tai Chi?Tai Chi Chuan or tai chi, pronounced âtie chee,â is a gentle exercise program that is a part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Tai Chi is derived from the martial arts and is composed of slow deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing which enhance physical health and emotional well-being.BenefitsTai Chi improves balance, agility, strength, flexibility, stamina, muscle tone, pain and coordination. This low-impact, weight-bearing exercise strengthens bones and can slow bone loss, thus preventing the development of osteoporosis.

This edible plant walk introduces participants to the rich diversity of Central Floridaâs native and wild-growing plants. Participants will learn about safe and ethical foraging practices. Participants will also learn to identify therapeutic species, edible plants, plants with cultural and ecological importance, and beneficial âweedsâ that thrive in our ecosystem. The experience is educational, inspiring, and accessible for beginners. We end the walk with a wildcrafted tea tasting made from ethically foraged plants. Title: Florida Plant Walk & Tea Experience Date: May 31, 2026 Time: 2-4pm Meeting Location: The Discovery Barn (See map for location) Cost: $30 + eventbrite fees About the Educator: Lauren Tanner MSN, RN, AHN-BC, is an Advanced Holistic Nurse and Herbalist, with over 10 years of experience in the healthcare system. She is originally from Orlando, FL, where she started her nursing career and then transitioned to travel nursing for 7 years. During her travel nursing experiences, she worked with oncology and chronic illness populations in a variety of settings. Desiring more education on holistic health practices, she pursued further professional education in advanced holistic nursing and herbalism. During that time, she developed a view of health as one of healing the mind, body, and spirit and that nature is a valuable tool for connection and healing. She has a warm, personal, and grounded approach to helping people understand their unique wellness goals and the necessity for individualized integrative health practices. Her passion is studying plants and immersing herself in nature and her home gardens. Today, Lauren teaches holistic health and herbal education through her consulting business, Honest Thriving creating experiences that provide relaxation, clarity, and self-awareness to help people make informed decisions that align best with their individual wellness. She also crafts small batch seasonal therapeutic herbal support to support her community through Everyday Herbals. Lauren Tanner is a registered nurse and herbalist. The information provided is solely for informational and educational purposes and is not intended to serve as medical advice or be prescriptive in any form. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The aim is to always provide you with the most safe, accurate, ethical, and evidence-based information. Always consult with your qualified healthcare professional prior to beginning any herbal remedy, lifestyle or nutritional modification. This information is not to be used for children or any individual who is pregnant or nursing. Allergies and interactions may occur. Be aware that many plants have deadly poisonous look alikes and it is crucial to be 100% sure of identification prior to harvesting or consuming any plant or mushroom. As an individual, you are responsible for your own health and wellness and the choices you make. Lauren Tanner accepts no liability in relation to any of the above claims.

Join us for yoga in the Garden in the midst of the beautiful Mead Botanical Garden. Take part in the opportunity to truly connect with yourself and nature. Sundays 4 â 5 PM Place: The Grove Stage Cost: General Admission $15 VIP Membership Discount $10 (ONLINE ONLY through Eventbrite) What to bring: a yoga mat and water

Note: End time is approximate. Visitors may park in the garage adjacent to the building.The school board will take public comments on non-agenda items at 4:00 p.m. concluding no later than 45 minutes after commencing. Procedures can be found here. https://www.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Regular school board meeting begins at 5:00 p.m.The agenda for the Board meeting, including resolutions and backup information are published seven days prior to the meeting.  The agenda can be found at this link:  https://go.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Board meetings are live streamed at www.boardmeetings.ocps.net. A video archive of the past few meetings is also available at that location.Meetings are also broadcast on Orange TV (Bright House Networks channel 488) on the Friday following the meeting at 9 a.m. and again on Wednesday of the week following the meeting at 7 p.m.

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Note: End time is approximate. Visitors may park in the garage adjacent to the building.The school board will take public comments on non-agenda items at 4:00 p.m. concluding no later than 45 minutes after commencing. Procedures can be found here. https://www.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Regular school board meeting begins at 5:00 p.m.The agenda for the Board meeting, including resolutions and backup information are published seven days prior to the meeting.  The agenda can be found at this link:  https://go.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Board meetings are live streamed at www.boardmeetings.ocps.net. A video archive of the past few meetings is also available at that location.Meetings are also broadcast on Orange TV (Bright House Networks channel 488) on the Friday following the meeting at 9 a.m. and again on Wednesday of the week following the meeting at 7 p.m.

Note: End time is approximate. Visitors may park in the garage adjacent to the building.The school board will take public comments on non-agenda items at 4:00 p.m. concluding no later than 45 minutes after commencing. Procedures can be found here. https://www.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Regular school board meeting begins at 5:00 p.m.The agenda for the Board meeting, including resolutions and backup information are published seven days prior to the meeting.  The agenda can be found at this link:  https://go.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Board meetings are live streamed at www.boardmeetings.ocps.net. A video archive of the past few meetings is also available at that location.Meetings are also broadcast on Orange TV (Bright House Networks channel 488) on the Friday following the meeting at 9 a.m. and again on Wednesday of the week following the meeting at 7 p.m.

Note: End time is approximate. Visitors may park in the garage adjacent to the building.The school board will take public comments on non-agenda items at 4:00 p.m. concluding no later than 45 minutes after commencing. Procedures can be found here. https://www.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Regular school board meeting begins at 5:00 p.m.The agenda for the Board meeting, including resolutions and backup information are published seven days prior to the meeting.  The agenda can be found at this link:  https://go.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Board meetings are live streamed at www.boardmeetings.ocps.net. A video archive of the past few meetings is also available at that location.Meetings are also broadcast on Orange TV (Bright House Networks channel 488) on the Friday following the meeting at 9 a.m. and again on Wednesday of the week following the meeting at 7 p.m.

Note: End time is approximate. Visitors may park in the garage adjacent to the building.The school board will take public comments on non-agenda items at 4:00 p.m. concluding no later than 45 minutes after commencing. Procedures can be found here. https://www.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Regular school board meeting begins at 5:00 p.m.The agenda for the Board meeting, including resolutions and backup information are published seven days prior to the meeting.  The agenda can be found at this link:  https://go.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Board meetings are live streamed at www.boardmeetings.ocps.net. A video archive of the past few meetings is also available at that location.Meetings are also broadcast on Orange TV (Bright House Networks channel 488) on the Friday following the meeting at 9 a.m. and again on Wednesday of the week following the meeting at 7 p.m.

Note: End time is approximate. Visitors may park in the garage adjacent to the building.The school board will take public comments on non-agenda items at 4:00 p.m. concluding no later than 45 minutes after commencing. Procedures can be found here. https://www.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Regular school board meeting begins at 5:00 p.m.The agenda for the Board meeting, including resolutions and backup information are published seven days prior to the meeting.  The agenda can be found at this link:  https://go.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Board meetings are live streamed at www.boardmeetings.ocps.net. A video archive of the past few meetings is also available at that location.Meetings are also broadcast on Orange TV (Bright House Networks channel 488) on the Friday following the meeting at 9 a.m. and again on Wednesday of the week following the meeting at 7 p.m.

Note: End time is approximate. Visitors may park in the garage adjacent to the building.The school board will take public comments on non-agenda items at 4:00 p.m. concluding no later than 45 minutes after commencing. Procedures can be found here. https://www.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Regular school board meeting begins at 5:00 p.m.The agenda for the Board meeting, including resolutions and backup information are published seven days prior to the meeting.  The agenda can be found at this link:  https://go.boarddocs.com/fla/orcpsfl/Board.nsf/Public.Board meetings are live streamed at www.boardmeetings.ocps.net. A video archive of the past few meetings is also available at that location.Meetings are also broadcast on Orange TV (Bright House Networks channel 488) on the Friday following the meeting at 9 a.m. and again on Wednesday of the week following the meeting at 7 p.m.