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Board approves administrative appointments, multiple recognitions and consent blocks; tables one resolution to May 8

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Summary

The Montgomery County Board of Education unanimously approved multiple administrative appointments and a series of recognition resolutions, passed consent agenda items in block and tabled a board‑member resolution until the May meeting. All recorded votes in open session were unanimous among members present.

At its April 10 business meeting the Montgomery County Board of Education took several unanimous votes during open session.

Administrative appointments: The board unanimously approved the superintendent’s recommended administrative appointments, including Alan C. Francois as deputy chief of financial oversight; Catherine Morales as associate superintendent for emergent multilingual learners (watching remotely); Angelina Filapova as director of the Department of Management and Budget; Mrs. Carla L. Lopez Arias as principal of John F. Kennedy High School; Katherine R. Ginther as principal of Wingate Elementary School; and Brooke L. Simon as principal of Lois P. Rockwell Elementary School. Each nomination was moved, seconded and approved by voice/raised‑hand vote.

Recognition resolutions: The board unanimously approved a series of proclamations and recognition resolutions including April as Month of the Military Child; May as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month; May as Jewish American Heritage Month; May 7, 2025 as Bike to School Day; National Student Leadership Week (April 24–30); National Volunteer Week (April 20–26); Teacher Appreciation Week (May 5–9) and Teacher Appreciation Day (May 6); School Nutrition Employee Appreciation Week and School Lunch Hero Day (April 28–May 2/May 2); Pupil Personnel Worker Week (April 28–May 2); and Administrative Professionals Week (April 21–April 23) — all approved by unanimous voice/raised‑hand votes.

Consent and business items: The board approved consent items 6.1 through 6.9 in block by unanimous vote. The board approved items 10.1 and 10.2 in block and later moved to table a member‑introduced resolution (item 10.3) until the first board meeting in May; the motion to table carried unanimously. The board then voted to adjourn, again unanimously.

Ending: The meeting record shows all open‑session roll calls were unanimous among members present. Several items, including the grading and reporting regulation proposals and boundary/program studies, were presentations or discussion items and will return to the board for further action.