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Columbus Board of Education swears in Jennifer Adair and Dr. Tina Pierce

January 09, 2024 | Columbus City School District, School Districts, Ohio



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Columbus Board of Education swears in Jennifer Adair and Dr. Tina Pierce
The Columbus City School District welcomed new leadership during its recent Board of Education meeting on January 9, 2024, as Jennifer Adair and Dr. Tina Pierce were officially sworn in as board members. Their oaths of office reaffirmed their commitment to uphold the U.S. Constitution and the laws of Ohio while serving the community.

Following the swearing-in ceremony, the board conducted a formal roll call, confirming a quorum was present. The meeting quickly transitioned to leadership nominations, with Ramona Reyes nominated and unanimously approved as president pro tempore. This decision reflects the board's commitment to maintaining effective governance as it moves forward.

In a significant move, Christina Vera was nominated and subsequently elected as the new president of the board. The unanimous support for Vera indicates a strong consensus among board members regarding her leadership capabilities.

These leadership changes are expected to enhance the board's effectiveness in addressing the educational needs of Columbus students. As the board embarks on this new chapter, stakeholders can anticipate a focus on collaboration and strategic initiatives aimed at improving educational outcomes in the district.

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