Votes at a glance: agenda, consent, minutes, budget amendments and Hastings MOU approved
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Summary
The St. Johns County School Board approved the regular and consent agendas, multiple budget amendments (general fund, FCTC, capital projects), minutes and the Hastings High School/FCTC MOU in voice votes with no recorded opposition.
The St. Johns County School Board recorded several procedural and budget votes during the meeting.
Votes recorded during the meeting (voice votes unless noted):
- Approval of the regular agenda — moved and seconded; motion carried on voice vote. - Approval of the consent agenda — moved by Dr. Thompson, second by Ms. Collins; motion carried on voice vote. - Approval of board minutes (workshop 06/03/2025; regular meeting 06/10/2025; public hearing 06/17/2025; workshop 06/24/2025) — motion moved by Ms. Lau, second by Dr. Thompson; motion carried on voice vote. - Budget amendment 2025-G-10 (general fund amendment as of 05/31/2025): revenue increase $1,810,436.60 bringing total fund balance and revenues to $546,500,763.64; moved by Ms. Collins, second by Dr. Thompson; motion carried on voice vote. - Budget amendment 2025-FCTC-10 (First Coast Technical College budget as of 05/31/2025): no revenue change, total $18,111,882.71; moved by Ms. Slough, second by Ms. Pereira; motion carried on voice vote. - Budget amendment 2025-C-02 (capital projects as of 05/31/2025): state revenue increased by $811,451, including $722,800 for the school hardening (safety and security) grant; total capital projects fund $694,687,622.36; moved by Ms. Pereira, second by Ms. Collins; motion carried on voice vote. The presentation referenced Section 1013.62 and Section 1011.71, Florida Statutes, for charter school capital distributions. - Request for approval of the MOU regarding the Hastings High School / FCTC workforce training facility — moved by Ms. Lau, second by Ms. Barrera; motion carried on voice vote.
Where recorded, staff presenters and the mover/second are noted. In each case the chair called for “All in favor?” and the board answered “Aye”; no “no” votes, abstentions or recusals were announced on the record for these items.
The board did not take separate roll-call tallies for these items in the transcript and recorded outcomes as voice votes. Where the transcript reported numerical budget changes or totals, those amounts are included above as presented by staff.