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Random Lake board swears in Lindsay; treasurer Brian Stout to step down next month
Summary
The Random Lake School District board administered the oath of office to newly seated member Lindsay and accepted notification that Treasurer Brian Stout will resign next month to serve an 18-month mission at West Point; the board outlined a process for filling his seat.
Lindsay was sworn in at the start of the meeting, reciting the oath of office and pledging to support the U.S. and Wisconsin constitutions and to faithfully discharge the duties of the office.
Board members then received formal notification from Treasurer Brian Stout that he will resign his board seat next month to "serve a mission . . . working with military members and their families in West Point, New York for a period of 18 months starting in June," and said he appreciated the board's and community's support. "If there's anything that I can do to assist moving things forward, please let me know," Stout added.
Superintendent and board members thanked Stout for his service and discussed the process to fill the vacancy. The board said it will accept letters of interest or resumes sent to the superintendent, review candidates at the planned board retreat, and may appoint a replacement in the coming weeks. No appointment was made at the meeting.
The meeting recessed briefly to welcome new members and thank departing or hiatusing members before continuing with the agenda.
Next steps: The board said it will keep the vacancy open for applications for approximately two weeks and will consider candidates at the retreat; an exact deadline was not set.
