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Votes at a glance: Leon County School Board business meeting, May 13, 2025
Summary
The board approved routine consent items, adopted policy amendments and approved charter and contract items; item 19.07 was pulled. Outcomes and brief notes are listed below.
The Leon County School Board took the following recorded actions at its May 13, 2025 business meeting. Where the meeting transcript did not record a named mover or recorded vote count, the board reported the outcome orally; those entries below reflect the motion outcomes as stated in the meeting.
- Changes and additions to the May 13, 2025 agenda (items replaced/added as described in the meeting). Outcome: Approved (motion and second; recorded as passing unanimously).
- Consent agenda, including minutes and routine items: Outcome: Approved unanimously.
- Policy 75.10 (facility use language alignment) – motion to advertise amendments and set hearing/adoption for June 17, 2025: Outcome: Approved unanimously (motion and second recorded).
- Florida Partnership for Minority and Underrepresented Student Achievement (item 19.04): Outcome: Accepted unanimously.
- Amendment 4 to the December 11, 2018 charter agreement with Tallahassee Classical School (item 19.05): Outcome: Approved (recorded as 3–1 in favor; motion and second recorded).
- Charter renewal contract for Tallahassee Classical School (item 19.06): Outcome: Approved (recorded as 3–1 in favor; motion and second recorded).
- Item 19.07 (Godby High School Building 400 reroof project / Jenkins Roofing Inc.) was pulled from the agenda (no vote at this meeting).
- Item 19.08, 2025–26 annual renewal health contract between Leon County School Board and the Department of Health in Leon County, Florida, amount not to exceed $1,496,519.76: Outcome: Approved unanimously; board discussion noted the contract increase of roughly $300,000 compared with the prior year and that general fund support may be required to cover shortfalls in Medicaid reimbursement.
No additional roll-call tallies with individual member names were recorded in the transcript excerpts available; outcomes reflect the chair’s announced results.
