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Stevens elected CCSD board president; Bustamante Adams chosen vice president; Dominguez elected clerk
Summary
At the Jan. 7 CCSD work session trustees elected Trustee Stevens as board president, Irene Bustamante Adams as vice president and Trustee Dominguez as clerk. Elections used paper ballots read into the record; trustees and members of the public commented on leadership and board stability.
Trustee Lydia Stevens was elected president of the Clark County School District board at the Jan. 7 work session after trustees cast and board staff read paper ballots into the record.
During nominations, President Irene Bustamante Adams declined renomination for president and said she would continue serving the district in other capacities. Trustee Stevens accepted her nomination and framed her candidacy as "servant leadership," emphasizing fiscal oversight of the district's multibillion-dollar budget.
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