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Averill Park board swears in officials, elects Samantha Hicks president and Jesse Black vice president

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Summary

At its July 9 meeting the Averill Park Central School District Board of Education administered oaths of office to recently elected officials and completed nominations and votes that named Samantha Hicks board president and Jesse Black vice president.

The Averill Park Central School District Board of Education on July 9 administered oaths of office to newly elected members and completed leadership elections that named Samantha Hicks president of the board and Jesse Black vice president.

Board members repeated the oath of office for the superintendent and for newly elected board members before proceeding to nominations. Samantha Hicks was nominated and elected board president; Jesse Black was nominated and elected vice president in a subsequent vote.

The nominations and votes followed the ceremonial oaths and a brief organizational agenda that also assigned members to standing committees including advocacy, policy, facilities, safety and audit committees. Committee appointments were moved, seconded and approved during the meeting.

The board did not provide a roll-call vote breakdown in the live transcript for the leadership elections beyond making the results public during the meeting. The board president and vice president will carry out duties consistent with the Averill Park Central School District governing rules and the board’s bylaws.

Board members also confirmed committee rosters for the coming year, and the board president indicated she would be sworn in formally at the meeting before presiding over the remainder of the agenda.

The board took no policy actions tied directly to the oath or the elections; those items were handled later in the meeting.