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New trustees sworn in as Fallbrook Union Elementary board elects 2025 officers
Summary
Superintendent Monica Hazel administered the oath of office to newly elected and returning trustees at the Fallbrook Union Elementary School District meeting; trustees then elected a president, vice president and clerk and adopted the board's 2025 meeting schedule.
Fallbrook Union Elementary School District Superintendent Monica Hazel administered the oath of office to newly elected and returning members of the district's Board of Education and the board then completed its organizational business, electing officers for 2025 and adopting its meeting calendar.
"Good evening everyone, it is my honor to administer the oath of office to our newly elected and our reelected board members," Monica Hazel said as she led trustees through the oath required by government and education code. The superintendent presented certificates of election from the San Diego County Registrar of Voters to the trustees and asked attendees to join in welcoming them.
The trustees sworn in during the meeting were Frank Goldberg, Ricardo Favella and Maria Moran, the superintendent said. After the oath and remarks, the board moved into its organizational agenda. The facilitator explained nominations do not require a second and that a majority vote is required to elect an officer.
Nominations for board president yielded a majority for Trustee J.Y. McBride, who was announced as the board's president for 2025. The board then elected Mr. Hansen as vice president and Maria Moran as board clerk; the facilitator announced each nominee had received the majority of votes cast.
The board also voted to adopt the district's 2025 governing board meeting schedule. The facilitator called for the vote and announced the motion carried.
The meeting concluded with an announcement about refreshments and a formal adjournment. The board outlined public comment rules earlier in the session, reminding speakers that comments are limited to three minutes and that Brown Act rules limit extended discussion of non-agenda items.
No fiscal amounts, deadlines or contentious allegations were raised during the organizational portion of the meeting; actions taken were limited to administering oaths, electing officers and adopting the annual meeting schedule. The board adjourned after completing the listed items.
