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Votes at a glance: minutes, consent calendar and unaudited financial report

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Summary

The San Francisco Board of Education recorded several formal roll-call votes on minutes, the consent calendar and the unaudited financial report (item 2510-14SP1). Outcomes, vote tallies and key motion text are summarized here.

This meeting included four recorded roll-call votes. Below are the motions, vote details and brief notes.

1) Motion to postpone the special meeting minutes of Aug. 24, 2025 - Motion: "I would like to move to postpone the minutes specifically for the special meeting of 08/24/2025 until our next meeting." (mover recorded on the transcript) - Mover: Commissioner Ray (as stated on the record) - Second: recorded on the transcript (second spoken by another commissioner; speaker name not unambiguously associated in the transcript) - Vote record (as read into the record): Student delegate Munn, Yes; Student delegate Cruz, Yes; Commissioner Alexander, Yes; Commissioner Fisher, Yes; Commissioner Gupta, Yes; Vice President Healy, No; Commissioner Ray, Yes; Commissioner Wiseman Ward, No; President Kim, Yes. - Tally: 5 yes, 2 no, 0 abstain (student delegates recorded as yes) - Outcome: motion passed (postponement approved) - Notes: The board debated procedural constraints and proceeded to a roll-call vote without extended discussion.

2) Motion to approve minutes for listed meetings (05/13/2025; 08/26/2025; 09/09/2025; 09/30/2025) - Motion: "I move to approve the minutes for the meetings listed by President Kim." (mover and second on the record) - Vote record (as read into the record): unanimous roll call recorded as "7 ayes." (Student delegates and seven commissioners voted yes per the transcript.) - Tally: 7 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain - Outcome: approved - Notes: Board approved minutes after roll call; no corrections were offered.

3) Motion to approve item 2510-14SP1 (unaudited financial report and GANN limit adoption) - Motion: "I move that we approve item 2510 dash 14 SP 1." (mover identified in transcript) - Mover: Commissioner John Alexander (as recorded) - Second: second recorded on the record but speaker name not reliably associated in the transcript record - Vote record (as read into the record): Student delegate Munn, Yes; Student delegate Cruz, Yes; Commissioner Alexander, Yes; Commissioner Fisher, Yes; Commissioner Gupta, Yes; Vice President Healy, Yes; Commissioner Wray, Yes; Commissioner Wiseman Ward, Yes; President Kim, Yes. - Tally: 9 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain - Outcome: approved (unanimous) - Notes: The board adopted the unaudited actuals and GANN-limit resolution. Deputy Superintendent MontBenitez presented the report and answered board questions.

4) Motion to adopt the consent calendar - Motion: "I move to adopt the consent calendar." (mover recorded) - Mover: Commissioner Alexander (as recorded for the motion) - Second: second recorded on the record - Vote record (as read into the record): Commissioner Alexander, Yes; Commissioner Fisher, Yes; Commissioner Gupta, Yes; Vice President Healy, No; Commissioner Wray, Yes; Commissioner Wiseman Ward, Yes. The clerk announced "That is 5 ayes." (consistent with transcript.) - Tally: 5 yes, 1 no recorded in roll call as stated publicly (some commissioner votes not individually read in the excerpt but clerk announced outcome) - Outcome: consent calendar adopted - Notes: President Kim recused himself from the consent calendar earlier; the clerk recorded the roll-call count.

The transcript includes full roll-call statements for the votes above as read aloud in the meeting; if more granular attribution is needed (exact seconds or mover-second pairings where the transcript is ambiguous), the meeting minutes and the board video are the official record that can be used for verification.