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Board selects Ronald Recinto to fill trustee vacancy after interview process

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Summary

Following interviews of a field of applicants, the Farmington board chose Ronald Recinto as its pick to fill a trustee vacancy; the board described the process and said Recinto will be invited to begin onboarding.

The Farmington Public School District Board of Education on June 17 selected Ronald Recinto to fill a vacancy on the board after interviewing a slate of community applicants.

President Terry Weems described the search and interview process: multiple candidates applied, several were deemed ineligible, and the board interviewed 11 candidates on June 12. Trustees then each submitted ranked picks; the board narrowed the field to a top group and, through a points-based ranking, chose Ronald Recinto.

Weems read the names of the interview pool into the public record and thanked applicants for their willingness to serve. "I was pretty impressed with the caliber of folks that are seeking appointment," she said, and then called for trustees to name their top three candidates. Trustees wrote their choices and later ranked their top two; the board's tally produced Recinto as the top candidate. Trustee Claudia Heinrich thanked all applicants and urged continued community engagement even if a candidate was not appointed.

Board members said they considered representation, skill sets needed for upcoming priorities (including facilities planning and community engagement), and the district's existing board composition as they weighed candidates. Weems said the district will contact Recinto to begin onboarding and noted the board may draw from the same candidate pool if another vacancy arises before year'end.

The board did not hold a separate public roll-call vote on the appointment during the meeting transcript excerpt; the chair announced the result and the district plans to follow up with the selected applicant for formal onboarding and any required oaths or administrative steps.