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Zion ESD 6 reorganizes leadership, affirms board secretary and hosts IASB workshop
Summary
At its May 5 meeting the Zion Elementary School District 6 board selected Denise Lear as president pro-tem, affirmed Kimberly Hall as board secretary, re-elected Margie Taylor as president and chose Ken Fielding as vice president; the board also heard an IASB workshop on monitoring district goals using data.
The Zion Elementary School District 6 board completed organizational business at the May 5 meeting, selecting leadership roles, affirming administrative support, and receiving a workshop from the IASB.
Robert Surano nominated Denise Lear as president pro-tem; the motion (surano, second by Netya Perez Rivera) passed by roll call. President Pro-Tem Denise Lear then asked the board to affirm Kimberly Hall to continue as the board secretary; the board approved that affirmation by recorded vote.
Denise Lear nominated Margie Taylor for board president; the nomination was seconded by Netya Perez Rivera and carried by roll call. Lear also nominated Ken Fielding for vice president; that nomination was seconded by Perez Rivera and approved.
The board reviewed committee and representative assignments and scheduled the item for approval at the May 19 board meeting. Laura Martinez, director from IASB, facilitated a workshop for the board and administration titled "Monitoring District Goals Using Data." The meeting adjourned at 7:12 p.m.
The transcript records roll-call approval for these appointments; no contested nominations or dissenting votes are recorded for the organizational items included here.
