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Votes at a glance: Duval County School Board actions, June 3, 2025

5556244 · June 3, 2025
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Summary

The board approved routine agenda and consent items and postponed select items for further staff analysis; key outcomes and vote counts are summarized.

The Duval County School Board recorded several formal votes during its June 3 meeting. Most routine motions passed unanimously; a contested item was postponed for additional staff analysis.

Key outcomes

- Approval of June 3, 2025 agenda (with amendments listed in packet): Passed 7–0. Moved by Vice Chair Carney; second by Board member Paul Duke.

- Approval of minutes for listed meetings (05/06/2025 regular meeting; workshops and special meetings listed in the packet): Passed 7–0. Moved by Board member Bolduc; second by Board member Willie.

- Approval of consent agenda (multiple routine procurement, personnel and contract items): Passed 7–0. Moved by Vice Chair Carney; seconded by Board member Blunt.

- Council of Great City Schools membership (agenda item pulled and later postponed to July 1): Motion to postpone passed 6–1. Moved by Board member Bolduc; seconded by Board member Blunt. Board requested staff bring back options for cost allocation and additional information prior to July 1.

- Two school renaming items (Beauclair Elementary and Biltmore Elementary): Both items were postponed to the July 1 board meeting as a date certain. Motions to postpone passed 7–0.

- Board travel confirmations for national and regional conferences (including Sept. 7–10, 2025 Federal Advocacy Conference in Washington, D.C., and July 2025 Council of Great City Schools Executive Committee meeting in Newark): Approved 7–0.

- Superintendent travel approvals (multiple June events listed in packet): Approved 7–0.

Ending: The board approved routine governance items and directed staff to return with more detailed budget and membership information on the CGCS issue for the July 1 meeting.