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Warren County Board swears in two new members; Stanley Jones elected vice chair
Summary
The Warren County Board of Education swore in Stanley Jones Jr. and Ulysses S. Ross and elected Jones as vice chair to serve the remainder of the term through July 26, 2026. The board also approved the meeting agenda and consent items.
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The Warren County Board of Education administered the oath of office to two newly elected members and chose a vice chair during its April 28 work session.
Judge Hunter administered the oath to Stanley Jones Jr. and Ulysses S. Ross. Jones repeated the oath, saying, "I, Stanley Jones Junior, do solemnly swear that I will support and maintain the constitution and laws of The United States," and Ross likewise repeated the oath and concluded, "So help me God." The oath was administered for membership on the Warren County Board of Education.
After introductions and brief remarks, the board moved to elect a vice chair for the remainder of the term through July 26, 2026. Chair (speaker 1) nominated Jennifer Sims; board member speaker 2 nominated Stanley Jones. The nomination was seconded and, after a clarification and repeat vote to ensure members' intent, Stanley Jones was confirmed as vice chair by voice and hand votes.
The meeting began with the chair welcoming attendees and the agenda was approved on a motion from speaker 2 and a second from speaker 4. The consent agenda was later approved on a motion by speaker 12, seconded by speaker 6.
Board chair comments emphasized a focus on student achievement and transparent communication with stakeholders; the board thanked outgoing members for their service and welcomed the new members.
The meeting adjourned after routine business.
What's next: Jones will serve as vice chair through July 26, 2026; the board will continue its work on district priorities in future sessions.

