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Votes at a glance: Leon County School Board, May 13, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and recorded outcomes from the Leon County School Board business meeting on May 13, 2025, including unanimous approvals and two 3-1 votes on charter items.
The Leon County School Board took multiple routine and contract actions at its May 13 business meeting. Below is a concise list of each formal action taken and the recorded outcome.
• Changes and additions to the May 13 agenda (items and replaced documentation): Motion to approve; passed unanimously (recorded as "Aye"; no roll-call names recorded).
• Consent items (including meeting minutes): Motion to approve consent agenda; passed unanimously.
• Advertise amendments to Policy 75.10 (hearing and adoption planned for June 17, 2025): Motion to approve advertisement; passed unanimously.
• Acceptance: Florida Partnership for Minority and Underrepresented Student Achievement documentation: Motion to accept; passed unanimously.
• Amendment 4 to the Dec. 11, 2018 charter between the School Board and Tallahassee Classical School: Motion to approve amendment; recorded vote 3–1 (motion passed).
• Charter renewal contract for Tallahassee Classical School: Motion approved; recorded vote 3–1 (motion passed).
• Item pulled: Jenkins Roofing Inc. purchase order for Godby High School Building 400 reroof project (Invitation to bid 2452-2026) — item was pulled and not voted on at this meeting.
• 2025–26 annual renewal health contract between Leon County School Board and the Department of Health in Leon County: Motion to approve contract not to exceed $1,496,519.76; passed unanimously. The superintendent noted the contract represents roughly a $300,000 increase over the current year and that Medicaid reimbursement may not fully cover the rise; the district expects to cover the remainder from the general fund.
Votes were taken from the dais; where the transcript recorded only vocal "aye" responses, the meeting recorded the item as unanimously passed. Two charter-related items were recorded as passing 3–1. No recorded roll-call vote listings with individual member yes/no were included in the public transcript for unanimous items.
