Vice Chair Peter Ricker to Lead Meetings During Chair's Medical Leave

July 21, 2025 | RSU 52/MSAD 52, School Districts, Maine

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Vice Chair Peter Ricker to Lead Meetings During Chair's Medical Leave

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The MSAD52 Board of Directors convened on May 1, 2025, to discuss several key matters, including leadership changes and the introduction of a new board member. The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by the approval of minutes from the previous meeting, which passed unanimously without any comments or feedback.

During the meeting, the chair announced an extended medical leave, indicating that the vice chair, Peter Ricker, would lead the upcoming meetings. Ashley Neeshield, the chair of the finance committee, will step into the role of vice chair during this period. This transition aims to ensure continuity in leadership while the chair is absent.

Additionally, the board welcomed Jenny Mayhew, a newly elected member from Turner. Mayhew will also serve on the policy committee, although it was noted that there may be limited opportunities for committee meetings for the remainder of the year.

The meeting proceeded to public comments, inviting community members to share their thoughts. Overall, the meeting highlighted important leadership transitions and the integration of new members into the board, setting the stage for future discussions and decisions.

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