The Woodhaven-Brownstown School District Board of Education on Jan. 13 elected its 2026 officers and adopted a set of routine organizational resolutions.

Laura Berry was elected board president, Carrie Sanders was elected vice president, Rob Harris was elected secretary and Bridal Chopeck was elected treasurer. All nominations were accepted and each election was approved by voice vote after motions and seconds from board members.

The board also approved its 2026–27 meeting schedule covering July 2026 through June 2027 and adopted a resolution naming the superintendent’s administrative assistant as the district’s official for posting public meeting notices for 2026.

On district legal and financial designations, the board adopted a resolution designating the following law firms for district representation (evaluations, legal matters, labor relations, policy and bonding): Collins and Blaha; Foley and Robinette; Miller Johnson; Seacrest; Wardle; Lynch; Hampton; Truax and Morley; and Troon Law Firm. The board designated Argent (formerly Huntington Bank) as bond-paying agent, Center as the bank for purchasing and credit-card activity, Comerica Securities for investments, and Fifth Third Bank for other accounts.

Board members approved a motion authorizing the superintendent and the board treasurer to sign district checks for the 2026 calendar year. All organizational measures were adopted by motion and voice votes during the meeting.

The organizational portion of the meeting concluded before the board moved on to consent items, personnel matters and budget business.