The district has about $2 million left to address safety at district campuses.

The school board will hear presentations from Florida School Boards Association and Ray & Associates, Inc. at its Feb. 4 meeting.

Phyllis Siskel offered a donor match of $25,000, but when students and staff raised $41,000, she raised her limit.

The board approved policies that would allow medical marijuana to be administered on campus and authorize administrators to use metal detectors to search students. 

The board will begin its search by hiring a search firm to aid the district.

Around 150 Riverview High students traveled 2,500 miles to perform in the parade on Hollywood Boulevard.

Students work their way through a simulated pandemic to learn teamwork, communication, decision making skills.