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Board accepts Monika Johnson Hosler's resignation; recognition ceremony and vacancy timeline set
Summary
The board accepted a resignation letter from Monika Johnson Hosler, recognized her 11 years of service and set a vacancy timeline that will lead to applications and interviews for the District 2 seat.
The Wake County Board of Education accepted a resignation notice from board member Monika Johnson Hosler and publicly recognized her 11 years of service before directing staff to post a timeline and application process to fill the District 2 vacancy.
Chair Chris Haggerty read the letter of resignation, which takes effect December 31, 2024, and presented Johnson Hosler with a plaque. Colleagues praised her community engagement, advocacy for public education and leadership; several said they expect her to continue advocacy in her next role. Johnson Hosler, who said she will run for and serve in the North Carolina House, told the board she will continue to hold herself accountable to constituents and to support Wake County students.
The board voted to publish a vacancy announcement and approved a timeline for applications, interviews and an appointment session, with a placeholder interview schedule on January 7, 2025. The board emphasized transparency and a public process; staff will post details and collect applications consistent with the district’s vacancy procedures.
The board also noted the effective resignation date for the record and asked staff to include the resignation in the official minutes.
