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Niagara Falls Board elects Pareto president, Bilson vice president; oaths given to re-elected members

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Summary

At its reorganization meeting the Niagara Falls City School District Board of Education elected Mr. Pareto as president and Rob Bilson as vice president, administered oaths to re-elected members Claire Dunn and Russell Petrozzi, and completed the usual reorganization steps.

The Niagara Falls City School District Board of Education on Tuesday elected Mr. Pareto as board president and Rob Bilson as vice president during its reorganization meeting and administered oaths of office to re-elected members Claire Dunn and Russell Petrozzi.

The board convened in person and online for the annual reorganization. The superintendent (name not specified) administered the oath to Russell Petrozzi, and a clerk administered the oath to Claire Dunn before the board opened nominations for temporary chair and proceeded to elect its officers.

The board conducted nominations and roll-call votes. Mr. Pareto was nominated and sworn in as president; Rob Bilson was nominated and confirmed to serve as vice president. After the votes, Pareto took the meeting chair and led the remaining reorganizational items.

Board members and district staff offered brief remarks thanking outgoing leaders, welcoming the returning trustees and noting the continuity of leadership. The superintendent praised the reelected trustees for their service to the district and said their experience strengthens board operations.

No formal dissent or abstentions on the elections were recorded in the public roll calls that followed the nominations; each vote was recorded by roll call as in the public minutes.

The board immediately continued with its reorganization business, signing the oath book and moving to routine appointments and designations required for the coming year.