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The Green Bay Area Public School Board held a significant meeting on April 14, 2025, where the Board of Canvassers presented the results of the recent primary election. The board members certified the accuracy of the vote counts, confirming that Jeanette Knell, James Lyerly, Alex Benno, Katie Gentry, Rick Crosson, and Elliot Christiansen received the highest votes for their respective offices. This certification is crucial as it lays the groundwork for the upcoming elections and ensures transparency in the electoral process.

During the meeting, there was a moment of recognition for two new board members who will officially join the board at the next meeting. Their presence was acknowledged, highlighting the transition and continuity within the board's leadership. The current members expressed their appreciation for the incoming members, marking this meeting as a farewell for some and a welcome for others.
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Additionally, the board discussed the formation of a school naming subcommittee, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in naming schools. This initiative reflects the board's commitment to engaging with the community and ensuring that new names resonate with local values and history.

As the board moves forward, the certified election results and the establishment of the subcommittee signal a proactive approach to governance and community engagement, setting the stage for future developments in the Green Bay Area Public School system.

Converted from BOE Special Board Meeting Followed by Work Session 4/14/25 meeting on April 15, 2025
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