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Liberty board names Chris Kenyon vice president; Brian Parks elected president (vote details not specified)

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Summary

At the Jan. 13 organizational meeting the Liberty Elementary School District governing board elected Brian Parks president and Chris Kenyon vice president; the vice president vote was unanimous and the president appointment was recorded though the roll-call detail is not specified in the transcript.

The Liberty Elementary School District governing board completed its organizational business Jan. 13, electing Brian Parks as board president and Chris Kenyon as vice president.

The board elected Chris Kenyon as vice president by a unanimous roll call. Members recorded on the transcript as voting “Aye” for Kenyon included Chris Kenyon (when called), Sarah Schmidt, Brian Cirincione and Kelly Zimmerman; the motion was announced as having passed unanimously. The transcript records that Brian Parks was put forward and approved as board president in the organizational session; the transcript does not supply a complete, unambiguous roll-call tally for that specific vote and the record lists the vote detail there as not specified.

The organizational portion of the meeting also included routine formalities such as the pledge of allegiance and brief procedural announcements. After the elections the board adjourned the organizational meeting and moved into a study session and then the regular meeting later that evening.

The board’s January organizational actions place Kenyon in the chair as vice president for the coming year and record Parks as president; agenda materials and the official minutes should be consulted for the complete vote roll call and any supplemental notation on the president election.

The governing board will reconvene for its regular meeting schedule and other business later in the evening.