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Board votes to elect officers by tenure, reshuffling leadership seats
Summary
Board members moved and approved electing officers by tenure, which the superintendent said would place Jerry as president, David Hilliard as vice president and Nick as secretary; the decision followed a brief motion and second and drew congratulatory remarks to newly elected members.
Board members voted to elect officers by tenure at the May meeting after a motion to do so was moved and seconded.
A board member proposed electing officers by tenure instead of choosing officers at‑large, saying the tenure method promotes the longest‑serving members into president, vice president and secretary slots. "I think the motion we elect officers by tenure," a board member said before the motion was seconded.
The superintendent explained that, under the tenure outcome, the sequence would put Jerry in the president's seat, David Hilliard in vice president, and Nick in secretary, with Tim and another member filling the remaining seats. Board members offered public congratulations to recently elected colleagues and emphasized the example they set for students.
Next steps: the board will assume the new officer roles as reflected in tonight's motion. Because this was an internal officer‑selection process, no external filing was cited in the transcript.
