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Pennsbury School Board reorganizes, elects Steer as president and Waldorf vice president
Summary
The Pennsbury School Board held its reorganization, electing Doctor Steer as board president, Mr. Waldorf as vice president and Mr. Chip Taylor as assistant secretary. Lois Lambing served as temporary president during the initial motion. Votes were taken by voice and no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
The Pennsbury School Board of Directors elected Doctor Steer as board president and Mr. Waldorf as vice president during its reorganization meeting.
Lois Lambing was nominated and confirmed as temporary president to open the session. Board members then nominated Doctor Steer for president; after a motion to close nominations and a second, the board approved Steer by voice vote. Mr. Waldorf was nominated and approved as vice president in a subsequent voice vote. Mr. Chip Taylor was nominated and approved as assistant secretary.
The board conducted the officer elections by motion, second and voice vote; the transcript records affirmative voice responses (“Aye”) and no named roll-call tallies for the votes. The meeting record does not list individual vote counts or any recorded oppositions, abstentions, or recusals for these officer elections.
Votes at a glance: - Temporary president: Lois Lambing — nominated, seconded, approved by voice vote (no roll-call tally recorded). - Board president: Doctor Steer — nominated, seconded, motion to close nominations, approved by voice vote (no roll-call tally recorded). - Vice president: Mr. Waldorf — nominated, seconded, approved by voice vote (no roll-call tally recorded). - Assistant secretary: Mr. Chip Taylor — nominated, seconded, approved by voice vote (no roll-call tally recorded).
Procedural notes from the meeting: committee assignments were left unchanged; committee chairs will be selected at each committee's next meeting through nominations at that committee level. The board clerk noted a list of board memberships attached to the agenda and invited corrections to names.
The reorganization concluded with a motion to adjourn and the meeting was closed.
