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Wasatch County School District swears in new board members
Summary
Board member Kim Dickerson was sworn in during a brief ceremony at a Wasatch County School District meeting; district staff will notarize oath documents and the meeting adjourned after welcoming remarks and photos.
The Wasatch County School District administered the oath of office to newly sworn and reelected board members during a short ceremony in a regularly scheduled meeting.
Board member Kim Dickerson took the oath, pledging to "uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States" and to discharge the duties of her office with fidelity, officials said. An official copy of the oath will be signed and notarized by Stacy and kept on file with the district.
The ceremony included brief welcoming remarks from colleagues. Board member Paul (last name not specified) told the new members he was "excited" to have them join and praised public education, saying, "there's no greater institution in this country that preserves our freedom and keeps our our democracy strong than public education." Other board members echoed welcome remarks and encouraged the new members to engage at an upcoming conference this weekend.
Photos were taken after the oaths, and the board voted to adjourn shortly afterward. A motion to adjourn was made and seconded; the chair called for a voice vote and stated "all in favor," with no roll-call tally recorded in the transcript.
Documents from the oath will be notarized by Stacy and maintained in district records. No further formal actions or votes on policy were recorded in the provided transcript segments.
