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Votes at a glance: Monroe County School Board approvals and routine items
Summary
The board approved a consent agenda, minutes, four superintendent finalists, adoption of recommended K‑12 science and personal financial literacy materials (2026–2030), surplus furniture disposition, and moved the May 6 meeting to Coral Shores.
The Monroe County School Board took several routine and substantive votes during the meeting. Below are the actions taken and the available vote details.
- Consent agenda: Approved. Motion by Mr. Horan, second by Dr. Wiltanski; no no votes recorded.
- April 8 meeting minutes: Approved. Motion made and seconded; no no votes recorded.
- Finalists for superintendent position: Approved. Motion (mover not shown in the transcript) seconded by Dr. Woltanski; no no votes recorded. Finalists named in the motion: Ed Tierney (applicant #8), Laura Leotard (applicant #16, recorded), Amber Acevedo (applicant #17) and Darren Burkett (applicant #24).
- Adoption of K‑12 science and personal financial literacy instructional materials (2026–2030): Approved. Motion by Dr. Woltanski, second by a board member; the board discussed alignment issues and a pending legislative bill affecting financial literacy. The adoption approved the materials themselves; purchasing decisions were not finalized at the meeting.
- Surplus tangible personal property (furniture) and removal from inventory: Approved. Motion by Dr. Woltanski, second by Mr. Horan. Public members may be able to claim items under the posted process; district staff noted current employees are restricted from purchasing.
- Change of May 6 board meeting location to Coral Shores High School: Approved. Motion by Dr. Woltanski, second by Mr. Horan; motion passed with no recorded no votes.
Where the transcript redacted or omitted individual voter roll calls, the meeting record shows motions were made, seconded and passed without recorded opposition during the session. The board indicated the finalist list and other items will return for any additional formalities required by policy.
