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Academy School District No. 20 board administers oath to Susan Payne and approves agenda
Summary
The Academy School District No. 20 board unanimously approved its meeting agenda and administered the oath of office to Susan Payne as a school board director; the session then concluded with brief welcomes and adjournment.
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The Academy School District No. 20 Board of Education opened its meeting with a roll call, unanimously approved the meeting agenda and administered the oath of office to Susan Payne, who was sworn in as a school board director.
Board President Shandy called the meeting to order, requested roll call and announced that the pledge of allegiance would be led by the vice president (the transcript records the name variously). A motion to approve the agenda was made and seconded; the subsequent roll-call vote recorded affirmative responses from the members present and the chair, resulting in approval of the agenda.
President Shandy then administered the oath of office to Susan Payne. Payne repeated the oath, saying, "I, Susan Payne, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully perform the duties of the office of school board director as required by law, and will support the Constitution of the United States and the constitution of the state of Colorado." After the oath, board members and attendees offered brief congratulations.
President Shandy invited Director Payne to take her seat at the dais and welcomed her to the board. The meeting was adjourned shortly afterward.
No mover or seconder for the agenda motion is identified by name in the transcript; all recorded roll-call votes were "Aye." The transcript contains inconsistent renderings of the vice president's name in the roll-call passages; that inconsistency is noted in the record rather than resolved in this report.

