Eastern Lebanon County board elects new president after multiple ballots; Rachel Moyer chosen vice president

The Eastern Lebanon County School District board completed its annual officer elections at the organizational meeting, selecting Mr. Kale as board president by a recorded 6–3 vote after multiple rounds of balloting and a brief executive‑session recess. Rachel Moyer was later elected vice president by voice vote.

Board members opened nominations for the president's office and proceeded through successive roll‑call ballots when no candidate achieved a majority. The transcript shows the board conducted several rounds, paused for an executive‑session discussion, then resumed and recorded the final tally: "Mister Kale will become our president by a vote of 6 to 3." The meeting then moved immediately to nominations for vice president; after nominations closed, the secretary announced that Missus Moyer would serve as vice president.

The officer elections were followed by the president announcing committee chair assignments and outside‑representation roles. The president said he would attempt to distribute committee responsibilities to accommodate members' schedules and encouraged members to raise concerns about assignments.

The board used roll‑call votes for the president election and voice/roll‑call methods elsewhere; the transcript records the 6–3 result for president but does not provide complete roll‑call tallies for other specific motions. No formal challenges to the vote counts were recorded.

By the end of the session the board had named chairs for personnel, curriculum, policy, general services and finance committees and designated representatives and alternates for the Lebanon County tax collection committee and ALCO Education Foundation.

The board adjourned the organizational portion before reconvening for the regular business meeting.