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Warrick County School Corp. swears in board officers; Linda Glover elected president

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Summary

At its Jan. 13 meeting the Warrick County School Corp. board elected Linda Glover president, Jeff Baker vice president and Jordan Eigner secretary; each officer was administered the oath by Judge Granger.

Warrick County, Ind. — The Warrick County School Corp. Board of School Trustees elected Linda Glover president, Jeff Baker vice president and Jordan Eigner secretary during its Jan. 13, 2025 meeting and each officer took the oath of office administered by the Hon. Judge Granger of the Warrick County Circuit Court.

The board nominated and approved officers by voice vote. After the board chair called for nominations, a motion and second were made for each office and the trustees voted "aye," with the chair announcing the motion carried. Judge Granger administered the oath of office individually; each officer recited the oath to support the U.S. Constitution, the Indiana Constitution and to "faithfully execute the duties" of their office.

Context: The new president, Linda Glover, was thanked for previous years of service and noted in the meeting as serving as a regional director for the Indiana School Boards Association (ISBA). Outgoing board leadership was acknowledged and the superintendent praised the cooperation between board presidents and district leadership.

What happened next: After the oath, trustees moved on to disclosures and other agenda items. The board also reminded members of the annual state disclosure requirement for potential conflicts of interest and asked any trustees with a pecuniary interest to file the state‑provided form with district staff.

No formal roll-call vote was recorded in the public record; the meeting minutes will reflect the nominations, seconds and that the motions carried by voice vote.