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David City school board elects officers, keeps committee assignments

DAVID CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Board of Education · January 16, 2026
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Summary

At its organizational meeting the David City Public Schools board elected Stephanie as president, Marcus as vice president, Casey as secretary and approved Angie Moore (accepted on her behalf) as treasurer; the board also retained current committee assignments and designated newspapers of record.

The David City Public Schools board held its annual organizational meeting and elected officers for the coming term.

After nominations, the board elected Stephanie as board president. A board member nominated Marcus for vice president and the board approved that nomination. Casey was elected secretary and Angie Moore (referred to as 'Vicky' or 'Angie' in discussion; a motion noted she was not present and the nomination was accepted on her behalf) was designated treasurer. The process was conducted by voice and routine ballots as used by the board.

The board also reviewed committee assignments and, after confirming member preferences, kept the current slate of committee placements. Members discussed outreach to fill a vacancy on the ESU 7 board representing the David City area.

In routine housekeeping, the board approved a motion to designate the Banner Press and the Columbus Telegram (referred to in the meeting as the district’s papers) as the district newspapers of record.

Why it matters: These officer and committee assignments determine meeting leadership and which members shepherd district priorities into the coming year.

The board moved on to other agenda items after the organizational votes.