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DeWitt board elects officers, names committees and sets 2026 meeting calendar

DeWitt Public Schools Board of Education · January 13, 2026

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Summary

At its organizational meeting the DeWitt board approved a slate of officers (John Tramontano as president, Brad Weaver as vice president, Mr. Stoddard as secretary), designated committee structure and approved the district's 2026 regular meeting schedule and work session dates.

The DeWitt Public Schools Board of Education completed its organizational business and approved the district’s leadership slate, committee structure, official depositories and meeting schedule for 2026.

John Tramontano was nominated to remain board president; Brad Weaver was nominated as vice president and Mr. Stoddard was nominated as secretary. The proposed slate was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.

The board identified four standing committees — Finance (typically composed of officers), Policy, Curriculum and Bond — and asked members to submit committee preferences; seniority will be considered in assignments. The board also approved its regular meeting schedule for February–December 2026 (dates were read into the record) and set the January 2027 organizational meeting for 01/11/2027. Work sessions were scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. on April 27, June 22, August 24 and November 23, 2026.

On financial administration the board designated the superintendent to post meeting notices and named PNC Bank, Fifth Third Bank and the Michigan School District Liquid Asset Fund as official depositories for school funds in 2026. Officials authorized signatures on bank accounts for the superintendent, assistant superintendent for finance and operations, the board president and treasurer and designated the assistant superintendent for finance and operations as the district investment officer under board policy 61 44.

All listed organizational motions were approved by voice vote; the public transcript records motions, seconds and voice votes but does not list named movers or detailed vote tallies for each item.