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Votes at a glance: Hillsborough board adopts agenda, approves minutes, consent items and facilities/service contracts
Summary
At its Aug. 22 meeting the Hillsborough County School Board approved the meeting agenda, minutes, the consent agenda and individual procurement and facilities items including HVAC service and a synthetic turf/track acceptance for Jefferson High School.
The Hillsborough County School Board took a series of routine and pulled votes on Aug. 22, approving the agenda, minutes and several procurement and project acceptances.
Key votes and outcomes
- Agenda adoption: Member Gray moved and Member Perez seconded the motion to adopt the meeting agenda; the motion passed unanimously with Member Hahn not present.
- Minutes approval: Member Washington moved and Member Combs seconded approval of two sets of minutes (April 8, 2025 and April 15, 2025); the motion passed unanimously with Dr. Hahn absent.
- Consent agenda: The consent agenda was moved by Member Combs and seconded by Member Gray and was approved. The consent agenda included administrative appointments and other routine items. Two principal appointments on the consent agenda were noted by the superintendent: Gary Graham as the new principal of Plant City Technical College and Jennifer Edelblouk Kaguya as the new principal of Jackson Elementary; the board also recognized Melody Murphy's retirement from Jackson Elementary.
- HVAC service contracts (C703): The board approved requests for proposed HVAC service, repair, installation and maintenance contracts intended to provide districtwide as-needed vendor repair and maintenance for heating and cooling systems. The motion to approve C703 was moved by Member Combs, seconded by Member Gray, and passed unanimously.
- Acceptance of completed synthetic turf field and rubber track project at Jefferson High School (C709): The board accepted the completed project funded by the half-penny sales tax. The motion to approve C709 was moved by Member Combs and seconded by Member Washington; it passed unanimously.
Each of the motions above passed on recorded voice votes or electronic board lights as indicated in the public record.
