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Home My WebLink AboutReso 2001-309 RESOLUTION NO. 2001- 3D~ A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FLORIDA, SUPPORTING RESOLUTION NO. 00-46 OF THE MIAMI-DADE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD; URGING THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE TO MAINTAIN AND CONTINUE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE DUAL DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR POSTSECONDARY, ADULT, AND VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS UNDER THEIR CURRENT STRUCTURE; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, that the City of Sunny Isles Beach supports the Miami-Dade County School Board in their efforts to set a high priority on collaborating with public and private agencies to implement creative workforce economic development programs in support of industry and business sectors that provide high-skill/high-wage occupational opportunities; and, WHEREAS, the City of Sunny Isles Beach recognizes that the Miami-Dade County School Board has a track record of implementing such programs in cooperation and collaboration with Miami-Dade Community College, so as to meet the diverse needs of our community by utilizing the combined resources of both educational systems; and, WHEREAS, the City of Sunny Isles Beach adopts the reasons and conclusions of Resolution No. 00-46 of the Miami-Dade County School Board. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FLORIDA, THAT: Section 1. The City Commission of the City of Sunny Isles Beach supports Resolution No. 00- 46 of the Miami-Dade County School Board and expresses unequivocal support for the continued appropriations for all currently authorized postsecondary, adult, and vocational programs. Section 2. The City Commission of the City of Sunny Isles Beach urges the Florida Legislature to maintain the current dual delivery system by continuing appropriation for postsecondary, adult, and vocational programs to be conducted by the Miami-Dade County Public School System. Section 3. The City Clerk is hereby directed to send a copy of this Resolution to the Governor, the City's Legislators and the Miami-Dade County School Board. . Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective immediately u PASSED AND ADOPTED this 22nd day of February, 2001. 'J R200]- Support the Miami-Dade County School Board page 1 of 2 ,~. '-", LJ I / ['" , ,. . '. (" : .". .... (,. '".'j ~"")." ,htTLEST" ': \ t. ," t~ ~ ri ;1 :'-~ . !., \.. ;. \P' {-.. "~. "'~ . ~U"" ,'Rich,ard B own-Mdt,illa, City Clerk , . " " ) .'~ (....' Approved As to Form and Legal Suffici ncy: ynn M. Dannheisser City Attorney Vote: 5-0 Mayor Samson Vice Mayor Kauffman Commissioner Iglesias Commissioner Morrow Commissioner Turetsky Moved by: Seconded by: v(Yes) V (Yes) v(Yes) . t.6Y es) JZ::(Yes) C.OV\'\TY\' C So, ofJ<tJIC.. \U R ~ -r~ t~ y CbMm\~~1 Oi'Jt.1C' IC;L-'t.-<;:/ f\S _(No) _(No) _(No) _(No) _(No) R200]- Support the Miami-Dade County School Board page 2 of 2 Sent By: HP LaserJet 3100; 305 371 3107; Jan-30-01 1 :39PM; Page 317 ,: ,.. RESOLUTION; NO. QO.46 t OF THE SCH L BOARD OF MlAMI-DADI couNty, F~' ORIDA, SUPPO NO CONTINUED AfPAOPRIATION$ FO AND DELIVER . OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY PUBLI~~~_H! OLS ADUL T AND POS . ECONDARY VOCAf!"IONAL PROG~ UNDER THEIR . CURRENT StRUCTURE Ii i : . )'" ~ ; r: l ~ " 'i:' t WHE"EA~, Th~ School ~oard of Mlami-DadEll. County. Flortda~ has t' et a high priority on collaborating With publ. and private agen~les to effect implem ntatlon of creative workforee eoonomic de . lopment programs I" support of indujltry and business sectors that provide high-skilllhl 'h-wage Qccupationai opportunities; and ! : . 1; \ : : :.: j WHEREAS, The School' oard of Miami-Dade!.County, Florida.~as . proven track record of Implementfng suehrograms In cooperation and collaboratialn with Miami-Dade Community College. so. to meet the diverse needs of our C+m~nlty by utilizing the combined resources of . th educational systems: and f' : . ;;', ~ WHEREAS, The School : oard of Miami-Dade !County, Florida. has ar. authorized budget to provide for the training , fFlorida's citizens for employment in tf,ese ~Igh.skilllhigh-wage occupations and has tu , er decreed that the 'opportunity for ~tranpe into said training programs will be extend 'd to all segments of our society; and t ! r. ~ , I \ " ~::' ~ WHEREAS, The SChoo. Board of Miami-Cade County, Flori&a. nFis determined that workforce literacy is a hi ' priority and that quaJity workforce ed'catiqn programs must be offered that assur. the . portunlty for the workforce populatJo1 to b~ competitive; and : : '( 1 WHEREAS, The Scho · Board of Miami-Dade County. Flo~. rias determined that serving the needs of adu '8 with disabilities Is Ii high priorl1y and~hBt "ffective edur:atlonal programs must be offer . to prepare members of this populatl4n to ~e cDmpetitive~ and ), l : ~:'. l WHEREAS, The Scho Board of Miami-Dade County,' Flortd8, rias determined that lifelong learning is an in · gral part of the educational delivery ~ste,* and that the needs of the elderly population Ilre a high priority; and " i WHEREAS. The ~cho ,Board of Miami-Dade County,. FIO~81 ~a~ detQrmin~d that educational programs s . ing the needs of the disadvantaged .opul~tlon are an mtegral :::::~::I :::d::::::: :o:n:~~:~~r:ejeminedthatsoci~ will receive significant b " eftl if those ind1vlduals incarcerated i~orr~ctionat facilities are trained and plaoed Into I. no-term gainful emplo.nt; and i i ~ .:' f 1 WHEREAS, Miami-Dad : County Public Schools admlnistrator~, fac~lty. and staff have a proven track record for te methodical prepar$tion of per&onnelrand ~rograms to meet the needs of all segments 0 ,the community they serve; and !' ! f. \ !. : .. ;:n~:., ,. r ~:' r ::: l'.... Sent By: HP LaserJet 3100; 305 371 3107; Jan-30-01 1 :40PM; Page 4/7 WHEREAS. Miami-Dads maintained a positive a!tlt ; in a dynamic fiscally and : I Ii i ounty Public Schools admnistrato" 1acLJIty I and staff have in the delivery of effective, hlgl'\.qU~lpy ed~catlOnal programs dally challenging snvlronment: and t ! . Ii; , . l! i WHEREAS. Miami-Dade' ounty Public Schools administrator~ fac41ty, and staff have s~a1ned superior perto ; ence as evidenced by their dedicattpn arip commitment, the high' quality of their ad tlanal programs. and the aeademJc ao~leV8ment of their stude nts; and j' i I: ~ . t, . WHEREAS. The Schoo Board of Miami-Dade County. FIQ.tlda, purrentty provides educational training proams in support of pre-K, K-12. and ~sts~condary adult and vocatJonal programs; an : . r f WHEREAS. The Scho : Board of Mlaml-0ade County, Alrida,! unanimously and unequivocally SUPPO"S t 'e s~irlt 01 the accountablHty measur~6 a~ equal offering of educational programs b :.11 affected educational I natitutlo ns .. det-"ed in Senate Bill 1888, an innovative 199 : Florida Legislative I rY.itiativR : j i . )'. l : .. i I NO : THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED T'AT: i :: ;. ~: } The School Board of Mia. --Dade County, Florida. approve R~. luti~n No. 00-48 of The School Board of Miami :Dade County, Florida, expressing: neq ivocal support for continued appropriations r and delivery af all currently authori .' d P .tsecondary, adult, and vocational program , The current delivery systems have ,.et. ale meeting, and will continue to meet the edu . lional and economic development "..ds of~he community and, as such, the current str cture of the Miami-pads workforce .duCEttion and economic development delivery s . em must be preserv,d. 1 i , I~ i : . ~~ \ A copy 01 this resolution ,s placed in the permanent records of {hiS spard. ! ~ (t Pressed this fifteenth day of November, A.~. 20QO i :: r f THE SCHO . L BOARD OF MIAMI-OADE COUNTt. FL?RIDA M-r.~i Chair r " ~:. ~: ~;' r ), i~ ~;'. ~ ,.. t ;'. ,. ::: r j" ..