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Walton County Board of Education elects David Breedlove chair; Ned Butler named vice chair

Walton County Board of Education · January 13, 2026
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Summary

At its regular meeting the Walton County Board of Education elected David Breedlove as board chair and Ned Butler as vice chair in unanimous votes; the board also approved routine procedural items including schedules and the selection of a board attorney.

The Walton County Board of Education elected David Breedlove as board chair and Ned Butler as vice chair during its regular meeting.

The board opened nominations for officers and David Breedlove was nominated for chair; Breedlove accepted the nomination and the board voted unanimously to elect him for the coming term. Ned Butler was nominated for vice chair, accepted the nomination and was elected by unanimous vote.

The elections were conducted as part of the board’s annual officer-selection process. The chair opened nominations, members made and seconded nominations, and each contested position was put to a voice vote that returned a 7–0 tally in favor of the nominees.

Board members also addressed several procedural items immediately after the elections. The board approved its regular meeting dates, times and places and considered the superintendent’s recommendation for board counsel; both motions passed unanimously.

No public comment was recorded during the meeting. The board moved on to recognize district staff and to consider its consent agenda after completing officer elections.

The next scheduled steps noted during the meeting include distribution of the district’s meeting schedule and the finalization of the board attorney engagement; no changes to district policy or budget were adopted as part of these leadership elections.