At its Jan. 16 meeting the Santa Rosa County School Board voted unanimously on a range of administrative and action‑agenda items. Below is a concise list of the items presented and the outcomes recorded in the meeting minutes.

Approved (unanimous unless noted):
- Approval of minutes from the Dec. 10, 2024 meeting (motion recommended by superintendent; Mr. Elliott and Mrs. Danborn cited in the motion sequence).
- Change order for traffic/signal and civil revisions at the Soundside High School site (staff recommended approval; motion carried unanimously).
- Phase 3 approval for TR Jackson Pre‑K kitchen renovation (staff recommended approval; motion carried unanimously).
- Award of Jay Elementary kitchen and cafeteria renovation to the low bidder (three bidders; low bid ≈ $1.68M; total with two alternates ≈ $1.971M); board approved contract award.
- Approval of surplus asset disposition (agenda item; approved to proceed with disposition/sale).
- Direct purchasing change orders as presented (approved).
- Administrative agenda items noted as recommended for approval (minutes and administrative motions recorded as approved).
- Early termination of an alternative placement (curriculum/instruction item; recommended and approved).
- Recommendations of the disciplinary committee and other alternative placements (approved).
- Spring sports schedules (approved).
- Head Start reports (approved after staff presentation).
- Public hearing and approval of additional changes to the 2024–2025 Student Progression Plan (no public speakers; public hearing closed and item approved).

Several other routine items were on the agenda for review (SAC minutes, Safe Schools quarterly report, TAG reports); these were presented for review or approved as indicated in the packet. Where votes were recorded the transcript indicates unanimous approval; individual roll‑call tallies were not read aloud for most items and the minutes show no recorded dissents.

All motions that required a vote during the meeting were carried by voice vote with no recorded opposition, and staff indicated next steps or follow‑up reporting for contract or procurement items where applicable.