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West Windsor-Plainsboro Board swears in three members; Graylyn McEwen reelected president, Pooja Bansal named vice president
Summary
At its Jan. 25 reorganization meeting, the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District Board of Education swore in three elected members and elected Graylyn McEwen as board president and Pooja Bansal as vice president by roll-call votes.
The West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District Board of Education held its annual reorganization meeting Jan. 25 and formally swore in three elected board members: Elizabeth George Cheniere, Pooja Bansal and Ajanta Shah.
The board then conducted officer elections. A board member nominated Graylyn McEwen to continue as board president; after the nomination period closed, the board held a roll-call vote that approved McEwen as president. The board subsequently elected Pooja Bansal as vice president by roll call.
The new and returning members had their oaths administered at the start of the meeting. Election results announced during the meeting showed Elizabeth George Cheniere received 10,513 votes in November’s election; Pooja Bansal received 4,466 votes and Ajanta Shah received 4,401 votes.
Board members participated in a formal roll call after the oaths and again for the officer elections. The reorganization segment concluded with a brief photo opportunity for the newly sworn members.
The reorganization items closed without additional debate and the board moved on to its regular business agenda.
Votes and formal actions taken during the reorganization are summarized in the district’s meeting records and in the board’s omnibus motions later in the meeting.
