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Reeds Spring R-IV board certifies election results and reappoints officers

REEDS SPRING R-IV board update · April 23, 2025
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Summary

The Reeds Spring R-IV board accepted certified election results and reorganized its leadership, keeping Perry Phillips as president and naming Lisa Boyd vice president, Chanel Lee secretary, Amanda Rogers MSBA delegate and Gordon Weathers as alternate.

The presenter said the Reeds Spring R‑IV school board accepted certified election results reported from Stone and Barry counties and formally reorganized its officers at the April meeting. Perry Phillips will continue as board president, Presenter said, and Lisa Boyd will remain vice president.

Chanel Lee was named board secretary, and Amanda Rogers will continue as the district’s Missouri School Boards’ Association (MSBA) delegate. The board also designated Gordon Weathers as the alternate MSBA delegate. The presenter praised Phillips’s engagement and leadership, saying, “I have not seen a board president as engaged as Perry.”

The board’s acceptance of the certified results and the officer appointments were presented as routine business during the reorganizational portion of the meeting; no vote tallies or motions were read into the update. The presenter said the reorganized board will continue work on the district’s priorities and norms, including a stated practice that board members avoid involvement in matters likely to come before them for vote, such as student-discipline and personnel issues.

The district said it will present an intergovernmental water agreement approved by the board to the Reeds Spring city council for final action and indicated continued partnership talks with neighboring municipalities.