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Phoenix Elementary School District re-elects Jessica Bueno as board president; Carmen Trujillo chosen vice president
Summary
At its organizational meeting the Phoenix Elementary School District Governing Board elected Jessica Bueno president for calendar year 2025 and Carmen Trujillo vice president after roll-call votes. The meeting included procedural questions about handling multiple nominations and brief discussion of the annual officer-selection process.
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The Phoenix Elementary School District Governing Board elected Jessica Bueno president for calendar year 2025 and Carmen Trujillo vice president during the board's annual organizational meeting.
Board members nominated candidates, and the board conducted roll-call voting after clarifying procedures for handling multiple nominations. Carmen Trujillo nominated Jessica Bueno for president; Dr. Alicia Vink nominated herself. On a roll-call vote Bueno received the majority and was declared president. For vice president, Trujillo and board member Erica O'Vaughia were nominated; a subsequent roll-call vote elected Trujillo.
The nominations drew procedural questions from members about whether nominations should be considered one at a time or by open roll call. Board members discussed their customary practice and the board operating procedures; the chair called a roll call after clarifying that each member would state the nominee they supported. The voting roll calls were recorded in the meeting minutes.
Board members taking part in the election spoke briefly during the process. After results were announced, the chair moved on to the regular agenda. There were no motions to overturn the results and no recorded requests for recount or reconsideration during the meeting.
The officer elections are part of the board's required annual organization following an election year; the chair noted the positions are for the full calendar year. The meeting moved on to superintendent and governance items following the officer elections.
Members of the governing board will continue with scheduled meetings and outreach as part of their duties for 2025.

