Central York SD board swears in new directors; Milston elected president, Walker wins vice president 5–4

Central York SD’s school board held a reorganization meeting in which newly elected directors were sworn in and officers were chosen.

At the start of the meeting, the board nominated and, by voice vote, named Director McMillan temporary president. The board secretary then read certificates of election from the York County Board of Elections dated Nov. 4, listing Amy Milston, Tanisha Silvagonoli, Wendy Smith and Corey Thurman as duly elected to four-year terms as school director. The transcript text read "Century Work" in one line; the governing body is Central York SD.

The Oath of Office was administered to the incoming members. As the oath was read, incoming directors repeated, "I do so solemnly swear or affirm that I will support, obey, and defend the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of this commonwealth, and I will discharge the duties of my office with fidelity," and were congratulated and welcomed to the board.

The board then opened nominations for president. Speaker 2 nominated "Amy Wilson" for president, but after nominations were closed Speaker 3 announced, "Amy Milston is now elected board president." The meeting record therefore shows both the nomination of a person identified as Amy Wilson and the certificate and announcement identifying Amy Milston; the board confirmed Milston as president in the meeting.

Nominations for vice president produced two candidates: Mike Stewart and Director Walker. Because there were two nominees, the board conducted a roll-call vote. Following the roll call, the presiding officer announced a 5–4 tally and declared Director Walker elected vice president.

The board next moved to set dates, times and places for the 2026 board meetings. A motion and second were made; with no discussion the board approved the recommended 2026 meeting schedule by voice vote.

The meeting closed with remarks welcoming new and returning members and the chair’s adjournment of the reorganization session.

Notes on transcript inconsistencies and vote detail: the certificates read in the meeting name Milston among the newly elected directors and the board announced Milston as president; elsewhere a nomination for "Amy Wilson" appears in the transcript. The roll-call vote for vice president is recorded as 5–4 in the meeting but the transcript does not unambiguously attribute each individual vote to a specific yes/no entry; where individual vote assignments are unclear the article reports the official tally and winner only.