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Lake County Schools swears in appointee, approves agenda and minutes; culinary students honored
Summary
The board administered the oath to Michael Kaye, approved the March agenda and February minutes by voice vote, and heard that the high school culinary team placed fourth at state.
Lake County Schools administrators and board members opened their March 10 meeting by swearing in Michael Kaye, a county-commissioner appointee, then moved through routine business and recognized the high school culinary team for a state competition finish.
The meeting began with an oath of office for Michael Kaye. A board member noted Kaye "was appointed by the county commissioners, and we are happy to have him with us." Judge Drew administered the oath.
The board approved the meeting agenda for March 10, 2025, on a motion made by Vivian and seconded by Diane. The motion carried by voice vote; a numeric tally was not reported in the transcript excerpt.
The board then recognized visitors from the high school culinary program. Miss Gail told the board the team "placed fourth in the state," noting it was the program's second year and that students earned junior certification by competing.
Minutes from the previous meeting on Feb. 10, 2025, were approved on a motion by Jimmy Dale and seconded by Deborah; the motion carried by voice vote and no numeric tally was recorded in the excerpt.
The meeting proceeded to substantive agenda items after these routine votes and recognitions.
