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CHSD 94 organizational meeting: Bob Brown elected board president 4-3; Nagle named secretary, Mayer vice president
Summary
At its organizational meeting the Community High School District 94 Board of Education elected Bob Brown president by a 4–3 vote, named officers and approved several board appointments and the calendar for the year.
At the district’s organizational meeting, the Community High School District 94 Board of Education elected Bob Brown to serve as board president by a 4–3 vote. The board also elected Lynn Casey Mayer as vice president (unopposed) and Rich Nagle as secretary and president pro tem for the officer election process.
The meeting opened with several newly elected or re‑elected board members taking the oath of office. Catherine Doremus recited the oath on the record during the ceremony; the board thanked outgoing members for their service earlier in the program.
During the president’s election, the board chair called for nominations and closed nominations after two candidates were named. The board then proceeded to a roll‑call vote; the presiding officer announced that the tally was 4 votes for Brown and 3 votes for the other nominee, and Brown was declared elected. The meeting record states that a majority of voting members (four or more) is required to elect the president.
Board business continued with uncontested officer elections: Lynn Casey Mayer was elected vice president for a two‑year term under board policy, and Rich Nagle was confirmed as secretary. Nagle had served as president pro tem to preside over the president vote.
The board also moved and approved multiple appointments by voice or roll call: Kurt Johansson was appointed as the district’s representative to the SASID board of directors; Lynn (full name on the record: Lynn Casey Mayer) was appointed as the SASID governing‑board representative with Tammy named as alternate; and Mary Howard was appointed as the district’s representative to the DEOS Board of Directors for the 2025–26 school year. Those motions carried by roll call votes as recorded.
Finally, the board approved the consent agenda, which included the district calendar that retains both Committee of the Whole and regular meeting dates for the coming year and the appointment of legal counsel as presented. With organizational business concluded, the board adjourned and moved to the Committee of the Whole meeting.
