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Votes at a glance: Hernando County School Board ratifies contracts, approves expulsions and accepts cooperative check
Summary
At its Dec. 9 meeting the Hernando County School Board recorded unanimous (5-0) votes on adoption of the revised agenda, acceptance of a $192,853.88 capital credit check, several student expulsions, ratified contract changes for employee units, and procurement actions including a $55,000 MRO contract.
The Hernando County School Board voted on multiple formal actions during its Dec. 9 meeting in Brooksville. Recorded votes shown below were taken during the meeting; where the transcript records a tally it is provided.
- Adoption of revised agenda dated Dec. 9, 2025 (motion to adopt revisions, including deletions noted). Vote: 5-0 (passed).
- Acceptance of capital credit check from Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative, totaling $192,853.88. Motion to accept and present check; vote: 5-0 (passed).
- Final orders expelling students: case E2026-112 (remainder of 2526 school year), case E2026-1101 (one academic year), case E2026-1103 (one academic year), case E2026-1104 (one academic year). Motions carried as recorded: 5-0 on each expulsion.
- Ratified changes to the contract between the Hernando Classroom Teachers Association (HCTA) and Hernando County School District (agenda item 29). Board discussion included concern about approving parts of a contract separately; vote: 5-0 (ratified).
- Ratified changes to the contract between Hernando United School Workers (HUSW) and the Hernando County School District (agenda item 30). Vote: 5-0 (ratified).
- Approval of piggyback Choice Partners contract (023TC 23 023) with Parts Town LLC for maintenance/repair/operations parts and related services, estimated annual expenditure $55,000. Vote: 5-0 (approved).
- Approval of MOA between the University of Florida Board of Trustees (Lancaster Center for Learning) and Hernando County School District to participate in the Florida Tutoring Advantage program (described by board as grant-funded through the state). Board confirmed state grant funding and approved the MOA 5-0.
Many of these items were on the consent agenda or were pulled for brief discussion before voting. Where the transcript records the vote tally it is listed above; mover/second names were not consistently captured in the transcript and are not specified here.
