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Board approves several administrative appointments, effective this summer and fall

School Board Meeting: Monday, July 14, 2025 · July 15, 2025

Summary

The Chesapeake School Board approved four administrative appointments submitted by Superintendent Dr. Cotton, including a director of assessment and accountability and interim supervisor roles; all appointments were approved by voice vote.

Superintendent Dr. Cotton presented several administrative appointments for board approval, and the board approved the slate by voice vote.

The appointments listed in open session were: Danielle M. Henderson Jones from Associate Director of the Office of School Quality, Virginia Department of Education, to Director of Assessment and Accountability at the School Administration Building, effective Aug. 11, 2025; Dawn R. Moore from Coordinator of Safe Routes to School at the School Administration Building to Interim Supervisor of Health, Physical Education, Driver Education and Family Life, effective July 28, 2025; and Dr. Brooke S. Bridal from Assistant Director of Student Conduct and Support at the School Administration Building to Supervisor of Assessment at the School Administration Building, effective July 15, 2025.

The motion to approve the appointments was moved by Malia Huddle and seconded by Norman Poole. The chair called for the voice vote and announced the motion carried with all board members voting yes.

The board did not discuss additional details about the hiring process or compensation at the meeting; the item was recorded as a routine personnel action presented after closed-session items.

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