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Board accepts special education director’s resignation in unanimous vote
Summary
At a May 15 special meeting, the Board of Directors of the Iowa City Comm School District unanimously voted to accept the resignation of the district’s special education director. The board made no public statement about the director’s name or next steps and adjourned immediately after the vote.
The board of directors of the Iowa City Comm School District voted unanimously on Friday to accept the resignation of the district’s special education director.
Rosina, chair of the board, opened the special meeting and announced that the single agenda item was “the acceptance of the special education director’s resignation.” Director Charlie moved to accept the resignation; Director Jane Finch seconded. In his motion, Charlie said, “I would move to, accept the, accept the resignation.”
With no discussion or public comment, the board secretary, Kovan, conducted a roll call. Directors recorded as voting in favor were Eastham, Finch, Horn, Frazier, Malone and Williams; the motion carried unanimously. The board did not provide the name of the departing director during the meeting and did not state any next steps or an effective date for the resignation.
After recording the vote, Rosina asked for a motion to adjourn; members moved, seconded and voted to adjourn, and the meeting ended.
No formal discussion of personnel reasons, replacement plans or a timeline for appointing an interim or new director was included in the meeting record provided.
