Lindbergh Schools Board elects Julia Voss and Jennifer Miller as new directors

The Board of Education Meeting No. 1615 in Missouri on April 19, 2025, focused on several key topics, including the election of new board members and the appointment of board officers.

The meeting began with the presentation of two reports: the Rights and Responsibilities Handbook and the Wellness Program Evaluation, which were noted for informational purposes only. Board members were encouraged to direct any questions to Doctors Sparks and McKinney.

A significant highlight of the meeting was the resolution of appreciation for candidates running for the Board of Education. The board commended Julia Voss, Jennifer Miller, Russell Dahmer, David Randleman, and Martin Verplank for their commitment to serving the Lindbergh community and supporting local education.

Following this, the board received the election results from the annual school board election held on April 8, 2025. Julia Voss and Jennifer Miller were declared elected directors, receiving 4,308 votes (34.08%) and 4,352 votes (30.44%), respectively. The board unanimously approved a motion to officially declare them as elected directors for three-year terms.

The meeting proceeded with the administration of the oath of office to Julia Voss, marking her formal entry into the board. Superintendent Doctor Lake then led the reorganization of the board, starting with the election of the board president. Matt Alonzo was nominated and unanimously elected as president, followed by Megan Vetter as vice president.

Julia Voss was also nominated and approved as the board secretary, while Andrew Lawson was appointed as the board treasurer. Additionally, Julia Voss was designated as the MSBA delegate, with Rachel Broth Keeler serving as the alternate.

The meeting concluded with acknowledgments of the outgoing board president and vice president for their service, followed by a motion to adjourn, which passed unanimously. This meeting marked a significant transition for the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education, setting the stage for new leadership and initiatives in the coming years.