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West York Area SD board elects officers in reorganization meeting; Rice named president

West York Area School District Board of Directors · December 3, 2025
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Summary

At its reorganization meeting, the West York Area School District board administered oaths to newly elected directors and conducted officer elections: Daniel (Dan) Rice was elected president (6-3) and a 5-4 roll-call elected the vice president (Helm). The board affirmed quorum and set regular meeting dates.

The West York Area School District board convened its reorganization meeting and administered oaths to newly elected directors before conducting officer elections.

After the oath of office for Christina Dugan, Sean Harlacher, Daniel Rice II and Jamie Shaw, the board held roll-call votes. Nominations for president were between Director Rice and Director Herman; a roll-call vote produced a 6-3 result, with the chair announcing, “6 to 3 director Rice.”

The board next nominated candidates for vice president and conducted a roll-call vote. After members stated their votes aloud, the chair announced the outcome as a 5-4 vote and declared Director Helm the vice president.

Directors confirmed nine members present earlier in the evening, establishing a quorum. The board also took procedural steps to set its meeting calendar, including consolidating May meetings to a single session on May 12.

The meeting included brief ceremonial items—photographs and a pledge of allegiance—before moving into committee and policy discussions. The board adjourned after routine business and a call for any public comments, of which there were none.

The board plans to finalize other procedural items, including committee assignments and the board photograph, at subsequent meetings.