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Keystone Central board informed Mary Kramer resigned amid eligibility conflict
Summary
Board president read an email saying that school board member Mary Kramer resigned effective Jan. 7 because her paid position conflicts with Title 24 eligibility rules; the board said it will open candidacy filings for Region 9.
At the start of the Jan. 8 meeting the presiding officer (Speaker 1) read an email announcing that Mary Kramer resigned her Keystone Central School District board seat effective Jan. 7 because of an eligibility conflict under Title 24 that bars holding certain paid government positions while serving on the board. The presiding officer called the circumstance "just an honest mistake" and said the district will post eligibility details online and open candidacies for Region 9 shortly.
"A school board member, Mary Kramer, she wrote an email that she is resigning for her position from the Keystone Central School Board effective on January 7," the presiding officer read. The board said Doctor Redmond and staff will open candidacy filings for the vacant Region 9 seat in the near future.
What happens next: The district will publish eligibility and filing information and will advertise openings for Region 9 candidates; no appointment or special-election timeline was recorded in the transcript.
